Pendleton Arabians rebuild under Torrence for 1971 season
Pendleton Heights Arabians football head coach Dave Torrence says most lettermen are at new positions after graduation. Tim Redman leads quarterback candidates with sophomores Gary Brattain and Mike Sawyer backing. Notable returnees include Dick Wickersham and Dan Noel on the line, with center Mike Manship and back Dave Rubenking in key roles. Season openers set at Alexandria and Knightstown with home debut September 17 versus Yorktown.
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Pendleton Heights Arabians
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Eric Smith
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Poinds
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Noel
Clark
Lapel
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Dave Rubenking
Jim Jones
Rany Brown
Robin Able
Pendleton Heights
Alexandria
Knigitstown
Yorktown
Terrence
Ed Poole
Jim Burrow
Jim Land
Mark Thompson
Gary Shelby
Ron Long
Highland
Hamilton Heights
Delta
Clark's Field Goal Gives Cowboys Narrow Exhibition Win
Mike Clark drilled a 26 yard field goal with 23 seconds left to lift the Dallas Cowboys 16 to 15 over the Cleveland Browns in an NFL exhibition. Clark had three field goals, while Bob Brugas returned a Morton fumble 56 yards for Cleveland's touchdown. Calvin Hill opened scoring with an 89 yard run as Morton played most of the game at quarterback for Dallas.
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Roy Hilton
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Fred Miller
Billy Newsome
George Wright
Mike Curtis
Ray May
Ted Hendricks
Rick Volk
Jerry Logan
Charlie Stokes
Jim Duncan
Leonard Dunlap
North Texas State
Jim O’brien
David Lee
Colts
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Hanson Wins At Tri County Golf Event
Larry Hanson shot 72 to win the low gross title at Tri-County Golf Course in a Village Barber Shop Men’s Club event. Gerry Vanalst claimed the net division with 64, as Tod Messick and Rex Ajspaugh tied for second at 75 gross. Larry Koob was runner-up in nets with 67, followed by Jim Hornaday 69 Perry Garner 70 Mike Kirkpatrick 70 Ory Clark 71 and Jack Graves 71.
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Village Barber Shop
Tri- County
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Rex Alspaugh
Larry Koob
Jim Hornaday
Perry Garner
Mike Kirkpatrick
Ory Clark
Jack Graves
No Change In Top PGA Leaders
New York AP Trevino Nicklaus Palmer top earnings and exemption lists after Massachu setts Classic. Trevino remains first with 197219 and 191150.2 points while Nicklaus second and Palmer third in both categories.
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Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Miller Barber
Jerry Heard
Bruce Crampton
Gene Littler
Frank Beard
Dave Eichelberger
Jenkins Notches 20th Win as Cubs Sweep Astros in twinbill
Ferguson Jenkins earned his 20th win for the fifth straight season as the Cubs beat the Astros 3-2 in the first game with Johnny Callison driving in three runs via a homer. Chicago completed the sweep 5-4 thanks to J C Martin's two rbi double in the eighth.
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Thursday Baseball Results and Weekend Schedule
National League Pittsburgh defeats Cincinnati 5 to 1 in the lone game yesterday. Oakland at Baltimore postponed by rain. Weekend slate features Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and other interleague matchups with stars like Seaver Perry and Carlton set for late games in New York, San Francisco, and Chicago with several night contests.
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Gregory Captures Red Bud 300 at Sun Valley Speedway
Don Gregory of Columbus Ohio won the fifth annual Red Bud 300 at Sun Valley Speedway on Friday night finishing one lap ahead of Eldon Eyler of Howell Indiana. Gene Prosser led early but Gregory moved ahead on lap 24 and held the lead from lap 29 to win in 1.19:34.2 with Prosser third and Dave Weir fourth.
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New Castle
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Ft. Wayne
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Selma
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ASA Tourney Play Postponed
Wabash sees double elimination semi finals rained out. Kokomo Punchy meets Wabash Smelting in the losers bracket at 7 30 p m. Summitville ACs face Plymouth in the winners bracket at 9 p m.
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Colts Paper Thin At QB In Tougher 1971 Schedule
Westminister Maryland AP reports the Baltimore Colts contend with a thin quarterback depth as John Unitas recovers from an Achilles injury likely sidelining him until October. Earl Morrall steps in with Karl Douglas and Sam Havrilak backing up, while the running game strengthens with Matte, Bulaich, and rookie Don McCauley. The defense anchors the club with a stout front seven, but wide receiver depth and backup QB depth remain concerns amid a tougher interdivision slate.
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Sam Havrilak
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Tom Matte
Norm Bulaich
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Bulaich
Don McCauley
North Carolina
Jerry Hill
Tom Nowatzke
Jack Maitland
John Mackey
Tom Mitchell
Colts
Eddie Hinton
Ray Perkins
Jimmy Orr
Roy Jefferson
Bill Curry
Glenn Ressler
John Williams
Bob Vogel
Dan Sullivan
Associated Press
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Doni McCulney
Leonard Dunlap
Choises
Ohio State
Rex Kern
Cotton Speyrer
Bill Alessis
Bill Laskey
Tigers Stop No-Hitter, White Sox Wallop Indians 9-1
Chicago White Sox rout Cleveland 9-1 as Jay Johnstone hits a pair of two-run homers, Bill Melton belts his 27th, and Mike Andrews adds a bases empty shot. Vada Pinson homered for the Indians, who fall behind after Tom Bradley limits the lineup.
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Bill Melton
Mike Andrews
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Twins Rally Past Orioles for 8 5 Victory
Trailing 5-0 after five, the Twins exploded in the eighth inning with Leo Cardenas delivering a two-out three-run homer. Pat Dobson lasted five-plus for Baltimore before leaving after a walk and single, with Grant Jackson surrendering a run on Tony Oliva’s infield grounder and then walking Harmon Killebrew.
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Grant Jackson
Tony Oliva
Goller
Harmon Killebrew
Giants Lose To Expos As Stoneman Slams Giants
Montreal pitcher Bill Stoneman improved to 14-10 with nine strikeouts, limiting the San Francisco Giants to four hits in a 4-1 Expos win. San Francisco scored in the third on a Willie Mays walk and a Willie McCovey single, but Stoneman closed the game by inducing a pop out from Bob Benes.
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Dodgers beat Phillies 9 5 as Allen drives in four
Richie Allen collected three hits including his 18th homer of the season and four RBIs to pace the Los Angeles Dodgers past the Philadelphia Phillies 9-5 on Friday night.
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Tigers 3 Brewers 2 rally ends Parson no hit bid
Detroit breaks Bill Parsons no hitter with Dick McAuliffe leadoff single in the seventh and Al Kaline hits a three run homer to power the Tigers past Milwaukee 3-2. Parsons had retired 13 before Freehan hit by pitch, then McAuliffe and Northrup added hits before Kaline’s 11th homer.
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Air Conditioned Lone Oak Smorgasbord Welcome Guests
A local restaurant advertises an air conditioned Lone Oak Smorgasbord at 5442 Nichol Ave West on 32, offering an all you can eat price of two dollars and twenty nine cents. The note invites patrons to join and says they will be looking for you.
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