Leaders Topple Big Pinfall In First 3 Places
In a crowded standings update the National League leaders shift as Muncie Columbus and Springs vie for top spots while Columbus posts strong totals. Details include lane totals and results across divisions with Detroit Washington and Syracuse noted among key performers as competition continues through May.
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USAF Captain Sets World Record In Pan American Pistol Event
A U S Air Force captain from San Antonio won the center fire pistol event with a world record score of 597, earning the United States a gold medal as Pan American Games action included U S yachtsmen winning three races. Also noted was Army Sergeant William Blanken of Columbus Georgia setting a record with 50 points.
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Bohannon's Pinch Homer Wins In 12th
Alexandria Falstaffs defeat Greentown Merchants 3 to 1 in 12 innings after Jerry Bohannon pinch hits a homer with one aboard in the 12th. Hudson pinch hits for Pick and scores. Green town allows 13 hits but fails to push across a decisive run until the extra frame.
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Knicks Draft Art Heyman as No 1 Pick in NBA
New York expects Duke star Art Heyman to be the top selection in the NBA draft held by the New York Knickerbockers. Draft order will be inverse to last season's records with noon EDT start. Small-college All-Americas Roger Strickland and Hershel West also projected for early rounds.
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McNally Worth $80 000 Bonus
McNally earns an $80,000 bonus as part of his contract package, reflecting performance milestones and team success criteria set by the organization. The payment underscores retained value and expectations for ongoing contribution in the season.
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Pirates Thump Irish In Golf
Pirates claim an 8 March 21 high school golf win led by Lucky Deck at Madison Heights. Pendleton and Madison Heights posted scores amid a Bloomington Invitational context with multiple matches and standout rounds.
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All-Star basketball squad picks and play plans
Dampier, Brown, Southwood, Gee and Joyner named to the All-Star squad. The selection highlights Indiana players and Mets connections, with Roebuck and Dodgers action noted as the team prepares to meet Kentucky in semistate play.
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Senators Whip Angels 9 to 3 in two-night set
In Los Angeles, relief pitcher Julio Navarro earned the win after replacing Bob Turley in the fifth. He walked Don Leppert with the bases loaded and threw a wild pitch, allowing two runs as Washington built a 9-3 lead. Ed Brinkman later doubled home two runs to cap the scoring.
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Gaels blank Highland in golf as team sets records
St Mary's blanked Highland 15 to 0 at Grandview with two team records set and an individual score tied. Head posted 72 over par tying Dick Daoust's best 72. five-man Gaels total 385, lowest ever. Dick Worden coached links men in a three-way match at Edgond CC Thursday.
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Browns Standout Eagles Purchaser Under Consideration
Philadelphia officials disclosed Paul Brown remains a leading buyer candidate for the Philadelphia Eagles amid about six firm offers. Frank McNamee and Michael O Neill outlined the sale process, noting Brown had contacted them after returning from Florida and would stay out of the press while negotiations continue.
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Giants Rally Past Phillies in NL Showdown
Jack Fisher earned his first National League win as the Giants snapped a three-game skid with three runs in the second inning. Cepeda doubled and a grounder by Alou led to a key sequence, while Washington and McLish traded blows. The Phillies dropped their third straight as Cepeda and Mays starred for San Francisco. Fisher held Philadelphia scoreless after the early frame.
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ACC Opens With Record Golf Kickoff At Anderson Club
The Anderson Country Club hosted a record opening Kickoff Breakfast and nine hole tourney drawing 121 linksmen for ACC’s opener. Committee led by Bob Austin and G T Hiltz arranged events with next tourney a 500 foot Golf Tournament to select ACC’s rep for the Celebrity Amateur pro-am at Indianapolis Speed Way course.
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Parent Tot Swim Lessons Planned At Anderson YMCA
YMCA in Anderson begins a four week Parent Tot swim lesson series starting April 30. Classes run Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 9:30 with a parent in the water to guide a preschool child learning to swim. Contact Earl Guernsey or Gene Bell for details.
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Weekend entries include major pros in golf field
Entries also were received over the weekend from Bob Goalby Jackie Cupit Dave Marr and Jim Ferrier. Others entered included defending champ Bil Casper Jr Julius Boros Bob Charles and Tony Lema.
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Rodgers and Sanders top 10 money leaders in PGA
In Dunedin Florida Phil Rodgers won $4300 to rise to ninth with $13861.67 for the season while Doug Sanders tied for ninth in the Texas Open earning $1050 and moving to tenth with $13230 Arnold Palmer held fourth while Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Tony Lema remained first second and third in the PGA money standings.
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Vote Wahn Dean IB for mayor campaign ad
A political advertisement urging voters to support Wahn Dean IB for mayor. The message emphasizes practical ideas and cautions against grandiose plans, urging a grounded approach to leadership.
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