Scots Blast Eagles In Highland Gym Thriller
The Highland Scots crushed Frankton 66 to 35 at the Highland gym Friday night as two veterans Matzenbacher and Henry led Highlands with 16 and 12 points respectively. The Eagles struggled with turnovers and scoring droughts, while Highland built a 16-11 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half. Terry Poole scored Frankton’s first points, but the Eagles could not sustain offense as Highlands tightened defensively.
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Hoosiers Open Today in Preseason Basketball Showdown
Indiana, Purdue and Notre Dame eye national honors as top teams clash in early schedules. Buckner, Laskowski, Green, Crews and Benson lead IU while Notre Dame relies on Shumate and Dantley. Purdue and Butler also seek strong starts as Indiana State moves to a new arena amid tough nonconference tests.
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Finley To File Suit Over World Series Fines
Oakland owner Charles C. Finley says he will sue Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn in federal court in Chicago or New York to overturn a $7,000 total fine and probation stemming from World Series actions. He challenges the Andrews medical report and Kuhn's handling of the case, citing potential further disciplinary issues.
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Whitworth Named LPGA Player of the Year in 1973
Kathy Whitworth was named Player of the Year on the LPGA tour for 1973, tying her 7th time in eight years as the top money winner with 498,310 dollars. Judy Rankin won the Ware Trophy for best scoring average at 73.08 in 38 events, with Sandra Palmer third in the POY balloting.
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Crenshaw Struggles in Disney World Open Round
Ben Crenshaw, a rookie who led Open events recently, stumbled in the Walt Disney World Open at Lake Buena Vista Florida. He carded a poor nine on the 420 yard par four sixth hole on the Palm course during the second round, signaling a tough day on the PGA tour event.
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