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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1972

Page

17

Trevino Co-Leads Byron Nelson After Delayed Round

Lee Trevino, winless this year, shares the first round lead at the Byron Nelson after a four-under 68 delayed by a thunderstorm. Chi Chi Rodriguez and Bob Murphy were also at 68, with a pack at 67 including Bruce Crampton Bruce Devlin Wilt Homeniuk Larry Zierlein and Jim Barber. The event, reduced to a single round Monday, faced heavy rain and a late finish.

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Buc Golfers Beat Elwood in Grandview Meet

Madison Heights bounces back from a Carmel setback to defeat Elwood 478 to 406 at Grandview. Kers 73 Lewis 74 Jessup 77 Brown 73 pace Pirates while Davenport 75 Mengnelt 78 Finsmeyer 83 Skillman 84 LaPierre 6 add Elwood scoring. Peters led with 76 as MH reserves won 404 to 484 and hosts Pendleton Monday.

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Delaware County Track Meet Opens In Muncie Mayhem

The Delaware County track meet in Muncie unfolds with Yorktown and Delta leading hopes as athletes chase records on the new all weather track. Key names include Mike Brown, Ron Slarty, Steve and Rob Vayles, and Daleville’s Duane Osborn aiming for top marks in high jump, long jump, hurdles, and sprints while Wapahani struggles to counter Daleville’s strength.

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Highland Scots fall 1-0 to Millers in tense duel

Noblesville notes a tight 1-0 loss as Lyttle allows two hits over seven innings. Highland’s Mack takes the defeat with three walks and a hit. Miller relief shines. Dimples, Agden, Dugger drive the only run on a third-inning scoring play.

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Raven and Hanover clash as AC eyes HBCC lead

Anderson College baseball coach Don Brandon previews a crucial 1:30 doubleheader at Memorial Field against Hanover. Key hitters Lane Sharpe and Carpenter lead AC at the plate while Hough and Ballard pace pitching as the Ravens aim to strengthen their HBCC standing amid injuries and rainouts.

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Drake Relays See World Records, Upsets Amid Noisy Heritage

At Drake Relays, world record holders clashed with upsets as top sprinters and throwers posted notable marks. Cameron Feuerbach and Raiphitine led the hurdles and shot put events, while Jim Bok Wh of Oklahoma State and others chased records under cloudy skies. A crowd of about 16 000 witnessed strong showings across college and open events, with notable performances by Missouri and Ohio competitors in relay races.

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Villanova wins Penn Relays Distance Medley title

Villanova captured its seventh straight distance medley relay at Penn Relays in Philadelphia. A late surge by John Bartnett erased a 16 yard deficit as Duke pressed, finishing second in a meet record performance that extended Villanova’s dominating string and kept NCAA and ACC titles in view. Manhattan placed third in the field.

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FOP Cagers Keep Winning in State Meet Action

Fraternal Order of Police of Verre Haute Anderson dominates with two wins on Friday to push toward a fifth straight state basketball title. Bobby Page scores 23 in a 67 56 afternoon win over Elktart then leads a 47 46 night victory over Indianapolis as Anderson advances toward final rounds.

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AHS Diamondmen Triumph Over Pirates In Lopsided Win

The AHS Diamondmen defeated the Pirates 13 to 3 in a game shortened by rain. Pitcher Pepetea earned his third straight win, allowing only four hits as Anderson-Madison and Madison Halgals provided key offense while seven walks aided the rally.

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Indians Rout Pirates In Four Inning High School Baseball Tilt

Indian pitcher Dan Rodgers struggles with control as Madison Heights builds nine runs in four innings. Sophomore Harry Morgan and senior Steve Parlor finish strong on the mound. Coach Bay stresses pitching as crucial, while a late rally by Madison Heights narrows the gap but Indians hold a commanding lead.

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Sehree Seeks Re election In House

Democrat Sehree announces bid for a fourth term in the Indiana House of Representatives in the May 2 primary. Active in politics, Sehree previously served four terms from 1961 to 1972, chairing the Ways Means Committee and serving on the State Budget, Tax and Finance policy panels.

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