Shenandoah Raiders face depth gaps in varsity return
Shenandoah coach Larry Davy fields a young Raiders squad after a 2-6 season. With fewer than 10 returning lettermen and limited size the team plans to rely on speed and new backs Gary Kreegar Jeff Yeager and quarterback Munden. Two guards and a tackle return, while core positions on offense line up with a heavy defensive workload as depth dictates many starters play both ways. The Raiders meet Pendleton Heights Yorktown and Frankton in early games with regular season opener at Frankton on Sept 1.
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Hartman Seeks Century Win At Indiana State Fair
Indy stock car veteran Hartman leads the USAC field into the 1th Indiana State Fair Century. McCluskey and Stott chase, with Johncock and Unser joining the top lineup. Qualifying at 11 a.m. and the green flag at 2 p.m. Reserved seats start at $6, with infield tickets available.
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Butch” Hartman
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Ohio Man Dies After Race Car Crash at Indy Track
INDIANAPOLIS AP An Ohio man died from injuries after a race car struck him at Indianapolis Raceway Park on Aug 18. Jackie Paul Isaac 20 Bel lbrook Ohio pit crew member for Donald Wilbur West Carrollton Ohio was hit when a car driven by Dan Wright 43 Clermont Ind veered into the pit area after clipping another car and the outer wall.
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Roche Withdraws From US Tournament With Arm Ailing
New York AP says Tony Roche of Australia withdraws from the United States tournament next Wednesday after announcing he will undergo surgery on his ailing left arm. Tournament director Bill Talbert confirmed the decision.
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Edmonton selected for 1978 Commonwealth Games site
Edmonton Alberta beat Leeds England 24 to 10 in a Federation vote to host the 1978 Commonwealth Games. The decision was announced by Sir Alexander Ross, the federation chair. Christ Church New Zealand will stage the 1974 Games.
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Chesterfield A and North Anderson A Win In Sunday School Tourney
Chesterfield Christian and North Anderson A advanced after a nine eight win over Park Place at Shadyside Park. Musick hit a second inning homer as Chesterfield built a seven run second and held off late Park Place rally to advance. Bethany forfeited East Side A, and Friday’s schedule listed North Anderson A versus South Meridian and other matchups.
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Lane College names Ordell Tate football coach in Jackson
Lane College officials in Jackson announce the appointment of Ordell Tate as the new head football coach. The move names Tate to lead the team at the historically black college and university setting as the program seeks renewed leadership.
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ASU Coach Sees Big Year Ahead for Sun Devils
ASU coach Frank Kush weighs national expectations for the 1972 Sun Devils as he returns seven offensive starters led by quarterback Danny White. He warns against complacency, notes the tough schedule and emphasizes proving themselves after two Peach Bowl showings and a strong 11-1 finish in 1971.
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Eagles, Ice Get Big Test Tonight
Frankton Eagles led by first year coach Dennis Ice face a stiff test in the White River Conference as they meet key foes in the Pendleton Heights Jamboree. Ice emphasizes speed and running game while rotating players to compensate for size and inexperience in the defensive backfield and inside linebackers.
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Dolphins Preseason Showdown With Falcons At Orange Bowl
Miami's Jim Kiick and Larry Csonka headline a Dolphins offense as Mercury Morris and Charlie Leigh gain yards in preseason. Morris has 135 yards on 20 carries, four receptions for 85 yards, two TDs, and 136 kickoff yards. Don Shula plans Morris to start against Atlanta with Nick Buend conti and Bob Griese set to run the offense. Falcons quarterback Dick Shiner, running back Joe Profit, and coach Norm Van Brocklin face a 1-2 preseason record and a must-win in Miami.
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Hockett Golf Tourney Tee Times Announced at Grandview
The fifth annual Hockett Post 127 American Legion Invitational Golf Tournament at Grandview lists tee times from 8:30 a.m. through 2:40 p.m. with groups led by Marion Boze, George Billingsley, Richard Armfield and others across the day. Players include Jack Haines, A. J. Marshall, Vern Riggins, and Oscar Melson among many local competitors.
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