Amateur Baseball Goes World Wide
A new international amateur baseball body formed Monday in Mexico City by merging the International Federation of Amateur Baseball and the World Federation of Amateur Baseball. The move aims to popularize the sport globally and allow the United States to face Cuba annually, though travel bans may force neutral-site games until IOC recognition finalizes TAB.
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Vikings Fans File Federal Suit Over NFL Officiating
Four Minnesota men sue the National Football League alleging negligent officiating cheats television viewers. They name NFL official Jerry Bergman, seek fulltime officials with a 45 year retirement, sideline replay monitors, and a FCC investigation into league officiating.
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Anderson College Faces Hanover After Long Losing Streak
Anderson College, 1-10 this season, hosts Hoosier Buckeye Conference champion Hanover at Lewis Gym at 7 30. Coach Barrett Bates says the team has been close in 10 straight defeats and aims to snap the slide with a victory to lift pride and start a late-season rally.
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IHSAA Releases Sites Assignments For Tourney
Indiana high school basketball actions begin next month at 64 sectional sites with 403 schools competing. The 66th tournament finals are scheduled March 27 at Market Square Arena in Indianapolis.
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Pendleton Heights Girls Rally To 58 33 Victory Over Knightstown
Gray and Kiphart led Pendleton Heights with 20 points each as the Arabians rolled past Knightstown 58 to 33. Pendleton improves to 6 2 and hosts Yorktown next Wednesday.
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Unclear college scores fragment across many teams and places
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered college basketball and football results including teams like New Haven, Hofstra, Michigan, Army, Fordham, Wisconsin, Ohio, Loyola, Houston, USC, Texas, and others with mixed scores and locations such as Memphis, St Cloud, Birmingham, and Atlanta. The passage lacks coherent events or dates.
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Hoosiers Roll Past Northwestern 78 61 In Bloomington
Indiana led wire to wire in a 78 to 61 win over Northwestern at Bloomington. Bobby Wilkerson sparked an eight point performance off the bench aiding a second half burst while Scott May and Kent Benson led IU with double figures and Northwestern could not mount a comeback.
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Clackson Sets WHA Penalty Record With 250 Minutes
Indianapolis rookie Kim Clackson of Saskatoon, known as Kimmy, set a WHA single season penalty minutes record at 250 with 37 games remaining. The Racers’ Jim Browitt calls him a tough, fringe player while others note his eight penalties in Denver and a December 28 game with Cincinnati that included 52 minutes.
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