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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1971

Page

12

Twins Make Deal as Baseball Meetings Continue

Minnesota Twins exchange shortstop Leo Carde nas for relief pitcher Dave LaRoche with the California Angels as winter meetings press on in Scottsdale. The trade marks the fourth major swap of the period, reflecting active market movement and ongoing negotiations among clubs.

Halnouel Associated Press Scottsdale, Ariz Minnesota California Twins Leo Cardenas Angels Dave LaRoche Lee May Robinson Dawn Vanquet Ginding Sem McDowell Guslaad Perry Grange Pen LaRoche Phil Ken Holtz Cubs Ee ‘Cubs Rick Monday Mignesna Stanager Dill Calorn Matt Busines Sessene Graheman Mouston Rigney Harry Dalton Holtzman Cardenas Jim Chi Fregosi New York Yankees Dalton Fritz Paul Krause Miami Ernier Peterson Jake Scott Balt Frank Robinson Game Brown Orioles Ron Santo Evie Baltimore Daryle Lamonica George Blanda Oakland Colts Raiders

Bengals win AP Defensive honors in shutout

The Cincinnati Bengals defense dominated the San Diego Chargers, limiting the NFLs top offense to 130 total yards and six interceptions. All 11 Bengals were named AP Defensive Player of the Week, a rare collective honor also given to the 1968 Baltimore Colts.

NEW York Cincinnati Bengals Paul Brown San Diego Chargers Cincinnati Bengal John Had Marty Domres Associated Press NFL Baltimore Colts

Redbud Passbook Redeemable For Pacer Contest

Anderson Banking Company announces Redbud Passbook coupons valid for Indiana Pacer games at Anderson High School gym. Francis Olexsy confirms a new agreement with the Pacer front office allowing use at 83 and 82 seat areas with advance purchase required. The Passbook, a product of the Anderson Retail Association, includes merchandise coupons and two Pacer tickets.

Anderson Indiana Pacer Anderson High School Anderson Banking Company Francis Olexsy Pacer Tocally Indianapolis Ozeksy Anderson Retail Association

Pacers Triumph Over Pros In 114 88 Victory

Indiana Pacers routed the Pros 114 to 88 as Freddie Lewis led with 24 points and Darnell Hillman sparked a big second quarter. Memphians Johnny Neumann and Tom Owens led scoring for Memphis with 15 and 14. Doug Jackson tied his 1 046 in the 10 yard breaststroke. Tribesmen dominated relay events with Hinshaw of Muncie Central among winners.

Memphis Tenn Krause Indiana’ Pacers Minnesota Tys Atlanta Vikings Falcons Scott Pacers Dolphins Chicago Bears Darnell Hillman Freddie Lewis Indiana Hillman Johnny Neumann Tom Owens Memhis Doug Jackson

Tribe Dumps Bearcats at AHS Pool

Records fell at the AHS pool Tuesday night as Indian swimmers cruised past Muncie Central by a wide margin 213 points.

Muncie Central

Cage Scores High School Basketball Game at Hamilton Southeastern

Hamilton Southeastern defeated Hamilton Heights 64 to 58 in a high school boys basketball clash. The game featured strong scoring from both teams with a late surge by Hamilton Southeastern sealing the win.

Hamilton Southeastern Hamilton Heights

College Basketball Scores From Various Games

Franklin 105 beat Indiana Purdue at Ft Wayne 61 Vincennes 105 over Mineral Area College Mo. 58 Olivet 100 against Festoe Heights 48 Marion 10 and Frankton 37 B Pendleton Heights 39. ABA Indiana 114 defeated Memphis 8. Virginia 134 beat Pittsburgh 129. NBA Golden State 105 defeated Milwaukee 103. Houston 105 over Buffalo 101 Seattle 110 defeated New York 100. Cincinnati U8 beat Baltimore 103. Chicago 86 over Atlanta 85. Utah 127 beat Florida 114. Denver 106 over Dallas 91 Central 56 over Marshall Indianapolis 3. B Marshall 35 Central 32. Eighth St. Marys 44 Leach 33. Leach 40 5 Marys 38.

College Franklin Indiana Purdue Ft. Wayne Vincennes Mineral Area Basketball College Marion Olivet Festoe Heights Pendleton Heights Frankton ABA Memphis Virginia Pittsburgh NBA Golden State Milwaukee Houston Buffalo Seattle New York Cincinnati

Pepsi Cola Withdraws As Tennis Sponsor

London AP reports Pepsi-Cola withdrew as the $200,000 sponsor of the Grand Prix tennis series. Commercial Union of Britain will replace them for 1972. Norman Heller said costs outweighed returns and publicity was not worth the investment. Seven players vie for $6,000 first prize in Paris Masters round robin. top seven Grand Prix leaders qualify.

London Pepsi, Cola Commercial Union International Lawn Tennis Federation Norman Heller Pepsi Heller Paris Stan Smith Pasadena Calif Cliff Richey Saracola Fla Clark Graeb ¢Ner New York City Ilie Nastase Romania Zeljko Frantlovic Yugoslavia Jan Kodes Czechoslovakia Pierre Barthes France John Newcombe Ken Rosewall Forest Hills N.Y

VW Bus Used For Airport Tower By Royal Australian Navy

A Volkswagen bus is repurposed as an airport controls tower by the Royal Australian Navy, serving as an improvised observation and control post. The unusual vehicle conversion reflects a practical solution in aviation support operations.

Royal Australian Navy

HSE Tops Huskies In Late Free Throws Thriller

Hamilton Southeastern rallied to a 64 64 win over Hamilton Heights as Bill Higginbotham nailed four straight free throws in the final four minutes. Higginbotham finished with 15 points for HSE, while Bob Buscher led Heights with 15 rebounds and Rick Phifer added 14. Heights, now 0 3, travels to Frankton Friday.

Arcadia Bill Higginbotham Hamilton Southeastern Cory Hamilton Heights Huskies Jeff Mas Daugh Higginbotham Hse Mike Stevans Bob Buscher Rick Phifer Phil Wieshman Mesbaugh Frankton

Nebraska Tops Dunkel Final College Grid Poll

Nebraska (11 0) remains No 1 in the final Dunkel ratings with a 92.1 index and a 295-point scoring margin over foes. Penn State shows the biggest major rise, while Tulane suffers the largest drop among majors. Kentucky State leads small colleges in rating gain with 31.9. Alabama falls hardest among the smalls as ARM slides 25.1.

Nebraska Dick Dunkel Orange Alabama Sugar Oklahoma Caton Penn Tex Rose Michigan Stanford Penn State Nittany Lions Washington State Indiana Columbia Ilinois Kentucky State Wil Son

Madison Heights Matmen Fall 39 18 to Haworth

Madison Heights opened its wrestling season Tuesday and lost 39 18 to Haworth. After a 10 0 deficit early, Tony boards pinned at 119 pounds and Drvid Miller won by decision to pull MH within 11 0. Sam Burt pinned Williams to swing the margin to 18 10, but MH dropped the final six bouts, four by pin. The Bucs travel to Marion Thursday.

Madison Heights Kokomo Haworth Bucs Tony Boards Drvid Miller Sam Burt The Pirates Williams

Highland Matmen Win Opener at Westfield 32 21

Highland opened the season with a 32 21 victory over Westfield. Kent Kreegar pinned David Neft in the 105 pound class. Tom Sell and Rich Nagel secured pins in 132 and heavyweight divisions. Tom White Randy Cook Neale Dugger and Dave Kineman earned decisions for Highland.

Westfield Kent Kreegar The Scots David Neft Tom Sell Rich Nagel Highland Tom White Randy Cook Neale Dugger Dave Kineman Seo Van Rhienie Dark Carthy Burkey UH C. Vancamp Digger Ub Wyatt Cai Rusion

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