Regenold Leads Ball State Win in Tight Finish
Ball State tops Eastern Illinois 78 72 as Kim Regenold leads with 25 points and 5 rebounds. David Sitton adds 22 for Eastern Illinois while Marty Miggenburg returns for Ball State and helps seal the late rally.
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Judge Grants Baseball Two Weeks To Prepare In Flood Hearing
In a court hearing related to a flood case, a judge gives baseball two weeks to prepare. The dispute centers on the reserve clause and its effect on player freedom and club ownership, with rulings expected to influence how long the legal fight lasts. The major league presidents claim erasing the reserve clause would harm competitive balance and accuse Bowie Kuhn of collusion amid the lawsuit filed by owners and league officials.
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Hile
Wmtil
Joe Crojin
Charles “Chui” Feeney
National League
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Fliod
Michigan State Beats Notre Dame In Upset 85-82 Victory
Michigan State overcame Notre Dame 85-82 as star guard Austin Carr scored 39 points but failed to lift the Irish. Ralph Simpson added 35 and sparked a late surge helping MSU pull away after Carr’s strong start.
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Michigan
High School Cage Scores Mixed Across Regions
Scattered high school basketball results show Daleville Tri-High Shakamak and Mount Carmel with various scores. Evansville Harrison beat Evansville Mater Dei while Clinton toppled Rosedale. other scores include Ball State and Kentucky games, with college and NBA notes mentioning East vs West All-Star actions.
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Rosse
Mater Dei
Mount Carmel
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Eastern Tints
Anderson High School Tops Portland In Gymnastics Meet
Anderson High School defeated Portlid in a gymnastics meet as Glen Wadi, Allan Gleng, and Mickey Simmons starred on floor and bars. The team showed depth but Portland’s gymnasts kept it competitive with strong performances across events.
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North Side Stuns Central in 22-Point Final Run
Central fell 53 to 39 as North Side pulled away in the fourth quarter. Wood led North Side with 25 points, Windham added eight for the Braves, while McCord, Williams and Rudd paced Central with 7, 8, and 6 respectively. The Warriors travel next to Shenandoah for a light schedule.
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Pahmier Pumps 42 as Broncos Upset Tri-High
Brad Pahmier scored 42 points to lift the Daleville Broncos to a 64 41 upset of Tri-High Tuesday night. The win ends Daleville's 10 game skid and snaps Tri-High's prior 3 0 record, marking the Broncos first victory this season under coach Joh Craig.
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Davenport and four others sign with the Giants
The San Francisco Giants announce five signings for 1970 led by Jimmy Davenport, with Bob Garabaldi, Ken Henderson, Jim Moyer and Bob Taylor also under contract. Davenport, noted for his previous decades with the club, provides veteran infield and pinch hitting value as spring training nears.
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San Fiareteto Giants
Jimmy Davenport
Borace Stoneham
Bob Garabaldi
Ken J Henderson
Jim Moyer
Hob Taylor
Garabalst
Moyer
Henderson
Taylor
Davenport
Isa
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Navennart
Jimmy
Chde King
Jimmy King
Wes
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Bob
J. Henderson
Muncie Wilson Tops Pirates in Fresh Cage Action
Muncie Wilson defeats Pirates 51 to 45 led by North with 16 points. Rum adds 4. Welker tops Bucs with 2 as Madison Heights heads to Highland tonight.
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Munde Wilson
Wilson
North
Rum
Tim Welker
Bucs
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Highland
Madison Heights
Muncie
Dfareis i. Schmidt
Ray
King
Well
Robertson Sets Record as East Triumphs in Star Game
Robertson scores 21 points and earns MVP honors as the East defeats the West 151-125 in the 1969 Star Game. Hoyer contributions and a late West rally frame a high scoring clash with Willis Reb, Beene, and Hayes among top notables.
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Joe-Ab
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National Buske Uall Association
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Lou Hudsor
Atlanta
Baylor Ninaries
Los Angeles
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Reed
UCLA Maintains Top Ranking In UPI College Basketball Poll
UCLA holds No. 1 with major votes from Kentucky and North Carolina still in top positions. St. Bonaventure and South Carolina boost UCLA after wins as teams including North Carolina State and Notre Dame also appear in the top 20. Kentucky narrowly trails after upset losses.
UCLA and Kentucky Again Hold AP Top Spots
UCLA remains No. 1 and Kentucky close behind in the AP top 10. South Carolina New Mexico State and Jacksonville State stay in line behind the leaders as Houston rises to seventh and North Carolina enters the top 10. UCLA improved to 12-0 with two wins while Georgia defeated Tennessee 72-71.
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LaSalle Basketball Team Hits Academic Obation Reductions
Scholastic difficulties sidelined LaSalle College players Bill Pleas and Jeff Piccone for the rest of the season. The duo, regulars who could score in double figures, join the team after the resignation of reserve Bob Walley. Coach Tony Gola said reinstatement could occur if players stabilize grades.
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Muncie Anderson wins Muncie Southside wrestling tourney
MUNCIE Anderson won the Muncie Southside wrestling tournament with 42 points. Muncie South finished second with 20, Now Castle 23, and Muncie Central 22. The event featured individual placings and multiple schools competing.
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Sayre
Rock vs Clay 13th round KO film fiction per UPI
Rocky Marciano is depicted in a 13th round KO of Cassius Clay in a staged, computer edited heavyweight bout. The piece discusses film production, fake wounds, and multiple endings shot for a Philadelphia theater project, with doubts about Clay's fate and the project’s theatrical release.
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Seattle Vows Last Push to Save Pilots Franchise
Seattle Mayor Wes Uhiman set a Wednesday news conference to detail a final bid to keep the American League Pilots in Seattle. Fred Dane’s buying group must clear a 3.5 million note and prove three years of operating capital by Thursday at 2 p.m. to satisfy league requirements.
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American League Pilots
Fred Dane
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