Launderers Rally to Defeat Hudco 109-92 in Benefit Clash
Anderson Launderers and Cleaners erased a slow start to beat Hudco of Indianapolis 109-92 at Highland High School. Jim Regenold led with 16 points in the first quarter and finished with 24, while Steve Welmer added 20 and Mike Gurnell 17 as the Launderers won their ninth of ten. Hudco’s Bob Curless scored 24 and Mike Noland 11 in a losing effort.
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Skip Waymire
Roy Stuck
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Anderson YWCA Dominates Indianapolis Meet In Natatorium Debut
The Anderson YWCA swim team swept all seven relays and won 25 blue ribbons by defeating the Indianapolis Athletic Club 337 to 221. Readied for a Saturday rematch versus Miramar Swim Club of Indianapolis at Anderson College, in the AC Natatorium.
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Miramar Swim Club
Indianapolis
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Agase Finalizes Purdue Football Staff Retains Geiger as Coach
Purdue coach Alex Agase completes his initial staff by keeping Bob Geiger as varsity reserve coach. Geiger has spent four years at Purdue, two as offensive backs coach and two as offensive line coach.
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Cardinals hire Coryell as new NFL coach
Don Coryell was named head coach of the St. Louis Cardinals succeeding Bob Hollway. The 48 year old comes from San Diego State where he posted a 104 19 2 record over 12 seasons and will coach a team that finished 4 9 1 in 1971 and 1972. Bill Bidwill introduced Coryell praising his winning record and recommended status.
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Bob Hollway
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British Columbia University
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University of Washington
Punahou Academy
Honolulu
Buffalo Bills
Dennis Shaw
NFL
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Denver Broncos
Willie Buchanan
Green Bay Packers
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Bidwill
High school cage scores wrap county and city tourneys
In boys basketball action across multiple leagues, Penn beat South Bend Riley 83 57 while Carroll defeated Norwell 56 67. Lavelle edged Argis 53 52 in Bi County play. John Glenn topped Culver Military 91 66. Arlington Tech beat Broad Ripple 63 59 and Arlington down Chatard 46. Northwest Ritter defeated Northwest 71 54. Shortridge outscored Washington 58 53. Southport beat Decatur Central 7 49. Franklin Central won 75 69. North Central edged Pike 66 63. Brebeuf notched 3 3% in county tally. College and AB A standings show Vinconnee 110 Southwestern Michigan 67. Gardner-We 113. UNC Asheville 99. Wstmar 75. Dana Wofford 79. Piedmont 46. Ky St 81. Union Tenn 7. Lander 42. Atlanta Baptist 40. Drake 79. N Texas St 72. Carson-Newman 4. W Ga 4. ABA Indiana 116 Dallas 9. Virginia 118 Denver 110. Buffalo 37. Atlanta 429.
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Piedmont
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Lander
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Drake
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Carson-Newman
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Pro Bowl Drop Out Bowl For NFL Fanfare
The Pro Bowl attracts the nations top players but a string of withdrawals has led to the nickname drop out bowl. Namath, Landry notes the upheaval as stars like Csonka Morris Warfield Brown Lilly and Biletnikoff exit or swap spots due to injuries flu or personal reasons.
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J. D. Hill
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Atlanta
George Kunz
Bob Lilly
Minnesota
Alan Page
Oakland
Fred Biletnikoff
City Area Players Of Week Highlight Morgan Bills
Madison Heights star Harry Morgan scored 36 points 18 rebounds in a loss to Fort Wayne South and 22 points in a win over Alexandria earning The Herald City Player of the Week. Mount Vernon’s Scott Bills poured in 14 then 27 in the White River Conference final to win the tourney and claim Area Player of the Week.
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Scott Bills
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Wayne Walker Retires From Detroit Lions After 15 Seasons
Wayne Walker, 35, announces retirement after 15 seasons with the Detroit Lions in a downtown bar tribute. The Boise native played 200 games, was All-Pro in 1964 and 1965, scored 345 points, and plans continued sportscasting plus a Columbus Broadcasting System role as expert analyst for 1973 NFL schedule.
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Doug Atkins
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Bears
New Orleans Saints
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Oakland Raiders
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Lou Groza
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