Former Madison Heights cagers face Anderson College Ravens
Two ex Greyhounds Clarence Swain and Ike Jackson suit up for Madison Heights tonight against Anderson College at D C Lewis Gym. Swain, 6 4 sophomore forward, averages 12 points and 19 rebounds per contest while Jackson, 6 3 guard, comes off the bench to post about 11 points and 7 rebounds. The Greyhounds, shooting around 38 7 percent, recently beat Huntington 87 82 while Huntington fell to the Ravens earlier this season on a last second shot by Steve Platt.
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Jose Cardenal First To Sign With Cubs For 1974
CHICAGO AP veteran infielder Jose Cardenal, Cubs leading hitter last season with a career high 308, became the club's first player to sign for 1974. The 30-year-old will start his 10th major league season, and his third with the Cubs after 1971 trade from Milwaukee.
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Anderson Indians top AP Indiana high school basketball poll
Anderson Indians boost hold on first in AP Indiana poll by beating LaFayette Jefferson 68 63 and North Central 81 90 while Lapel cracks top 20 after a 103 63 win over Blue River. Hammond High remains in second as Lapel rises on a 5 0 weekend.
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Pitchers Set Records During '73 AL Season
The 1973 American League saw a surge of 20-game winners and striking records. Nolan Ryan of the California Angels set a major league mark with 38 strikeouts, while other leaders included Lu Tiant 20 wins for Boston, Joe Coleman 23 for Detroit, Ken Holtzman 21 for Oakland, Bert Blyleven 20 for Minnesota, and Jim Palmer 29 wins for Baltimore. Wilbur Wood 24, Jim Hunter 21, and Steve Busby and Jim Bibby highlighted rookie exploits.
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N C State Holds Lead In Liberty Bowl At Half
North Carolina State led Kansas in the Liberty Bowl early in the fourth quarter after a 19-10 halftime tie. NC State pushed ahead with a third quarter touchdown to take the advantage.
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