Archers Hold Off Buck At Gun In Fort Wayne Shootout
Fort Wayne Archers push past Madison Heights Pirates in a tight game as Kaufman scores in the 23s and late baskets by Spence and Turner keep the lead. Nunn connects from long range, Nyhoer and Utterwood trade scores, but the Archers pull away to seal a 69-57 decision.
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Archers
Buck
Tribe
Bearcats
Kaufman
AHS
Fort Wayne
Leon Uaederwood
Gan
Beith
Hetory
Madison Heights Pirates
Pirates
Totter
Jett
Lolu Yates
Bucs
Coy Nut
Jim Spence
Greg Nyhoer
Turner
Ray Nunn
Piratts
Spence
Coy
Roy Nunn
Underwood
Madison Heights
Gotton
Wayne
Yates
Madison
Campbell
Coy Nunn
Hhe
Elwood Defeats Burris In Upset At Ball State
Elwood Panthers defeated Burris Owls 66 to 61 in Ball State University’s Men's Gymnasium. Summary of scoring shows Bill Sittiman leading Elwood with 22 points, supported by Joe Williams 10 and Shannon Kennedy 23 for Burris, as rhythm shifts through the third and fourth quarters with late free throws deciding the outcome.
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Muncle
Elwood
Panthers
Munci Burris
Birds
Ball State University
Tom Spont
Black Cats
Onis
Owls
Bill Sittiman
Flash
Dave Swifford
Jottin
Joe Williams
Rex Rodbit
Snile
Shannon Kennedy
Charlie Wrigth
Rick Poppawell
Mike Hinga
Ginna
Marion
Auncle Burris
Name
Berfour Eum
Huntington
Box
Syonford
Elsoon
Reteres
Picat
Vausice
Prulit
Eceincore Stoseie Bareis
Newll
Seharinwska
Tom Tgenbarger Prodicedt
Clark
Muride Central
Anderson
Gary Schuster
Terry Bating
Johnson
Mickey Roach
Tournament scores and results from Fort Wayne area meet
A dense recap lists numerous high school basketball results across Fort Wayne and surrounding towns, naming teams such as Fort Wayne South, Scecina, Chatard, Northwest, Cathedral, Warren Central, Pike, Decatur Central, South Side, and Marion County rivals. It notes tournament action, forfeit decisions, pins in wrestling, and NBA ABA scores, with several game-by-game outcomes and player performances.
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Fort Wayne South
Medis
Feights
Elwood
Muncie Burris
Oak Hill
Stadison
Jodianapolis Tourney
Washington
Scecina
Chatard
Marshall
Braad Rip
Hiteris Honcalli
Wood Will Aomptonshin Tech
Howe
Shortridge
Arlington
Attacks
Northwest
Cathedral
Manual
Marion Co
North Central
Frank Central
Warren Central
Lawrer Central
Pike
Decatur Central
Southport
Helen Davis
Seymour
Martinsville
Arrow Heights Wins Team Bowling Event at Cooper’s Sport Bowl
Arrow Heights Church of God led by D Wolfe B Wolfe T Lopp J Alexander and G Irby topped 135 teams at the Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association bowling tourney at Cooper’s Sport Bowl with 42 512 pins and 540 handicap for a 9 052 total. Whetstone A was second with 8 025. Steve Rybolt of North Anderson A won the all events title in singles and joined the second place doubles squad. Arrow Heights’ Irby was runner up in all events. The ASSAA plans the next headpin tourney after the season ends April 25.
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Arrow Heights Church of God
Cooper
Anderson Sunday Schiol Athletic Association
D. Wolfe
B. Wolfe
T. Lopp
J. Alexander
G. Irby
Weciwas
Whetstone
Steve Rybolt
North Anderson
Irby
ASSAA
Arrow Heights
Ubr
North ‘Anderson Ie
First Baptist
Brethren
Bethany
Park Road
First Baptist A
Bast Lyon “Ry
East Side
M. Alexander
A. Tremps
Cg, McCord
Ly McCarly
W. McCardily
B. Knotts
D. Fisher
R. Moore
VR. Brusning
CG Gilmore
V. Needler
J. Robinson
P. Gaunt
M. Wisler
J. Lippard
G. “Ehy
Melvin Alexander
Hansel Rybolt
Harold “Kemps
Whetstone "A
Larry McCarty
Whetstone A
Dennis Nighbert
Ast Lynn "Ry
Flood sues Kuhn over reserve clause and antitrust issues
Curt Flood files a multimillion dollar antitrust lawsuit in New York alleging the reserve clause violates constitutional rights. He names Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, Major League Baseball, and the 24 clubs as defendants, arguing the clause subjects players to peonage and servitude and tramples freedom.
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Curt Flood
Kuhn
Rob Evans
New York
UPD
Cushy Flood
Mim
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Bowle Kuhn
Flood
Bia
North Central grapplers deadlock in rough wrestling meet
North Side and Central clashed to a 28 28 tie as Dewees pinned Beck in a heavyweight bout. Central's Swain Neal Cunningham and Wilson added pins while Harris edged a decision. Braves pins by Hayes Booty French Glazer and Bales followed, with Marsh scoring for North Side in a rugged, tangled dual meet.
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Dewees Af Cintra
Beck
Bears
North Side
Swain
Neal
Cunningham
Wilson
Central
Harris
Hayes
Booty
French
Glazer
Bales
Braves
Marsh
Muncia
Franklin
Ratnamary North Side
Me Assiadet
Neat Nias
Mages
Kaewell
Des Weet
Rozelle Solves New Pro Football Realignment By Lottery System
Pro football realignment is set for 1970 after a long process. Commissioner Pete Rozelle oversaw a blind draw that produced the two conferences and four divisions. The plan pairs teams like Dallas and New Philadelphia in the National Conference East and Chicago and Green Bay in the Central, with a cross-conference schedule stabilizing the league structure.
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Rozelle
Mike Rathed
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Thee Bay
Detroit
Minnesota
Colt
Urrappy
Mammoth
Pete Rovelle
Midwest Kearns
Dallas
New Philadelphia
St.ring
Yetcoit
Green Bay
Atlanta
Los Angeles
New Orleans
San Francisco
Ences
Rouzelle
Clube
Harney Takes Slim Lead At Phoenix Open halfway
Paul Harney fired a conservative 69 to move within one stroke of leader after 36 holes at the Phoenix Open. The 40-year-old from Sutton, Massachusetts, is eight under par 184 total at Phoenix Country Club, with peers including Littler, Johnson, and Ziegler close behind.
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Jit SP
Puoenix
Ariz
UPI
Paul Harney
Jarark
Harney
Phoonic Country Club
Sutton,Moss
Gene Littler
Bert Greene
Phil Rodgers
Latoile
Cali
Terry Dill
Austin
Tex
Raxlimseth
San Jose
Callt
Hamero i Blaneux
Mauston
Billy Casper
Wes
Casper Hastone
Grize al
Angeles
Ziegler
Arnald Palmer
Littler
Chi Chi Roxtriguez
National Pga
Ray Floyd
Orville Moody
Jeader
Los Angeles
Allen
Pepitone predicts 30 homers after Astrodome tour
Houston newsman reports former Yankee slugger Pepitone, now with the Astros, visiting the Astrodome and predicting 30 homers this season. He cites a shorter right field distance and the domed park’s turf aiding his hits. Pepitone recalls his 25 annual average and discusses his move from New York to Houston amid team changes.
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Houston
APT
Iwe
Pepitone
Yankees
Brook
Beams Today Pro Baseball Draft Begins Saturday
New York report notes the 1970 Winter Free Agent draft opens at 10 a.m. EST with last place clubs getting first picks. The Cleveland Indians sit last in the AL East, the San Diego Padres last in the NL West, and the Seattle Pilots near bottom in the AL.
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New York
UPII
Cleveland ‘Indians
San Diego Padres
Seattie Pilots
Indiana
NAGA
NAIA
Hanover College
Doug Jennings
Anhlatory
New York Mets
Stephen F. Austin
Texas
Lost
Kent
Tom Kinley
Earle
Hani
Kentucky
Ric
Bhe
Heather
Houston
Larry Dieker
Ro- Inaki Drews
Karl Drews
Ellsworth Jones
New York University
al Matson
St. John's
N.Y
Indiana NAIA stats show trio among top national leaders
Three Indiana units rank high in NAIA statistics with Grace College and Hanover among top teams in scoring margins and field goal percentages. Individual leaders include George Adams of Taylor and Don Inga of Grace, while Purdue Calumet and Monmouth also appear in notable categories. The NAIA listing, compiled by the Santa Fe Association, highlights strong shooting and rebounding across Indiana programs.
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Indianapolis
Inciana
Indiana
Aiong
National Ag
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Grace
Ross Poly
Huntingdon
Alabama
Association
Tistics
NATA
George Adama Taylor University
Gardner-Webb
North
Machina
Mike Baines
unjifeCoy
Maryland State
Charles Chase
Purdue-Calabulge
Grace College
Gird
Don Inga Faurtly
Earlham Coliol Rase Poly’ Sith
John Batane
Monmouth
AH Matmen Blast Centerville 39 3
Madison Heights grapplers traveled to Centerville Thursday and secured a 3D victory. Key pins came from Steve Kempffer Tony Hendry and Steve Gourtey as Southwest squads dominated Yorktown and Madison Heights in a regionals tuneup leading toward the zone tournament.
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Madison Heights Grapplers
Centerville
Steve Kempffer
Tony Henrdy
Steve Gourtey
Anderson
Willie Engthe Pirates
David Miller
Sam Burt
Roger Clark
Adlan
Taylor
Gary Beards
David
Lumphries
Norm McCleary Muncie
Gary Lenterka
Sian
Yorktown
John Bestle
Staris
Tor
Wilson Boys Club
Muncie
Warsaw
Uin
Splanship
Fing Wish
Nuno
Fuller Wy Steens
Johnson
Vanier
Gasaway
Updika
Penrod
McCoy
Hart
Ale Shirley
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Burris
IGE
Muscle Central
Anders
NTA
Akers
Wilts
Selby
Hil
South Side
Warriors
I Dalton
Grown
Chatman
Hamlin
Pi Ja
Madison Welents
Basser
Watney
Apion
Ie Aden
Craan In
Hin
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Chabevan
Force Ms
NBA
Philadelphia
San Franco
Cincinnati
ABA
Miami
Carolina
Mansison
Tewans
Anpdyrson
Hayatallzon
Yirnebloet
Iuitan
Ff cx
South
S.S
Ay Sim Bailey Merrid
Delerige
Manele Central
Kim Kaufman
John Breage
Ttdians
Don Degner
Mike Scharnowske
Tom Peemster
Scharnowske
Aus
Big Bat Clark
Degner
Dow
Qutsha
Roger Murdock
Bragg
Glark
Une
Andersson
George Vaught
Nathanial Antion
Mehian
RG Raya Ee
Central Grapplers
Muncio Central
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Torr Feemier
Schornowske
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AH Matmen
Hartzell
Ron Miller
Massigon Heights
Pendieton
Kifan Taylor
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