Weekend hardwood slate features three area games
Local fans can choose among three college games this weekend. Anderson College hosts the perennial rival Fayette tonight, Madison Heights travels to Lebanon, and Highland Delftville welcomes a nonleague tilt Saturday. The schedule also includes CIC play with Huntington visiting Elwood and a full Saturday lineup across the area.
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Pendleton Wins Three Games From Frankton
Pendleton took three games from Frankton in a Wednesday match at Pendleton. Standout performances included Jundt grabbing a two stroke lead midway, with other players such as Dave Lichardis contributing.
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Notre Dame Declared National Football Champion
A chaotic debate over the season ends with Notre Dame billed as the top team after a contentious poll. Michigan and Ohio State contend for second as the association releases rankings reflecting Notre Dame’s claimed national title.
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Cassin Clay Named European Athlete of the Year
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Wisconsin Names Coatta Football Coach After Wide Search
The University of Wisconsin selected John Coatta as head football coach after a nationwide search. Coatta, 37, joined the Wisconsin staff in January and will succeed Milt Bruhn. The athletic board and regents approved the move, with Bruhn resigning after a string of steady seasons.
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Phillies Sign Rick Wise for Next Season Pitcher Pickup
The Philadelphia Phillies announce they have signed right handed pitcher Rick Wise, 21-1, for next season. Wise had a standout season and is expected to bolster the rotation as the team aims for success entering the coming year.
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Hockey Scores From Pro League Update
New York defeated Detroit 4 2 and Chicago trounced Boston 10 2 in latest pro league hockey results. Alfred Neubaier served as Mercedes racing team manager during the firm’s road racing dominance through 1930.
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