Anderson High seeks new head coach for hoops job
Fifteen candidates apply for the vacant Anderson High School head basketball coach position. The selection committee plans to narrow to three to five, with final interviews set for later this week. The post follows Ray Estes, the winningest coach in AHS history, who retired to private business.
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University of Minnesota
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Big Eight Fights NCAA Cutbacks At Conference Luncheon
Big Eight coaches led by Tom Osborne of Nebraska and Barry Switzer of Oklahoma oppose NCAA proposals to shrink coaching staffs limit home visits to two and cut scholarships from 30 as unfair economy measures ahead of the August 14 15 convention in Chicago. Osborne warned of future realignment debates amid the luncheon remarks.
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Nat's Drop To Loser's Bracket
Westland Michigan hosted the Ohio Valley Babe Ruth Regional as the Anderson Nationals Babe Ruth squad fell 4 to 0 to Westland after an earlier 3 to 0 defeat by Michigan West Seven. The loss sent Anderson to the loser's bracket with a Monday night matchup against Westland.
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District Play Resumes in Rain Delay for Fastpitch Tourney
ASA District Play resumes tonight at Westvale as Johnson's Real Estate and Phillips 66 battle for the championship. Johnson's unbeaten and can clinch with the 7 p.m. win. a Phillips victory forces another game. The winner advances to Marion Aug 14 for the ASA semistate against Dave's Texaco after 8:30 p.m. Plymouth Club and Papa John's, Marion, open at 7.
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Major League Standings Teada's Probable Peers at Times
Mixed scores and matchups across the majors show teams at various cities including New York Boston Cleveland Kansas City and St Louis. Batting and pitching performances mix with late games listing times and results for fans tracking the standings.
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AHS Sets Physicals Andercan
AHS will hold athletic physicals Wednesday for both boys and girls planning to play sports next year. Boys external at 9 a.m. and girls at 11 a.m. with athletic rector Bob Belangee announcing. A THSAA slip must be signed by parents before the exam. Those without a slip may obtain one at the AHS athletic office today.
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Pendleton Junior Winners Listed at Open Tennis Meet
In Pendleton Open Jr Tennis finals six age groups crowned champions. Kevin Wills of Pendleton won the boys 18 and under singles after a 22 game third set comeback over Fayette Timmons of Noblesville. John Talbort of Noblesville claimed the 16 and under title.
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Muncie
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Jeff Vanduyn
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Don Woods
Swain
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Donnie Martin
Mike Ice
Mark Woods
Jerry Gray
Dallas
Texas
Julie Frier
Mary Ann Robinson
Cliff Richey Falls to Teacher in U S Clay Court Opener
In Indianapolis AP report amateur Brian Teacher of San Diego upset sixth seed Cliff Richey 63 64 in the opening round of the US Clay Court Championships. Teacher, UCLA student, broke Richey three times in the first set and once more in the second, using high packhand shots to limit the longtime pro at the net.
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Davis' eighth inning hit lifts Cardinals past Pirates 5-4
In a nationally televised game, Willie Davis singled in the eighth off Jerry Reuss to score Bake McBride and give the St. Louis Cardinals a 5-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Al Hrabosky earned his 15th save as Reuss had beaten St Louis in two prior meetings.
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