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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1970

Page

9

Andretti Wins Daytona Pole With Record Speed In Ferrari

Mario Andretti set a qualifying record at 122.993 mph in a Ferrari 512s to take pole for the 24 Hours of Daytona. Jo Siffert led Porsche 917s behind the pole winner as Ferrari and Porsche battle for dominance at Daytona International Speedway.

Daytona Beach Fila UPI Mario Andretti Daytona International Speedway Enzo Ferrari Modena Jackie Ickx Peter Schetty Dan Gurney Chuck Parons Ferrari Nino Vaccarella Ignacio Giunti Matra Spyder Jack Braham Francois Cevert Andretti Franco Gozzi Sifferet Berlin Siffert Porsche Stuttgart Italy

Pacers Edge Stars Despite Stars Crippled By Absences

The Indiana Pacers beat the Los Angeles Stars 127 to 123 as LA played with eight men amid injuries. Mel Daniels missed the first half while Freddie Lewis scored 27 and Roger Brown added 34 points, guiding a late rally for the Pacers in a tense ABA contest. Attendance was 5,307 at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum.

Indiana Pacers Los Angeles Stars Wayne Hightower Bob Warlick Craig Raymond Tom Washington Stars Pacers Pacer Daniels Mel Daniels Bob Netolicky Freddie Lewis Billy Keller Brown Lewis Roger Brown Keller State Fairgrounds Coliseum American Basketball Association Anderson Madison Heights Anderson College Highland Anderson High School Indianapolis Miami Floridians Carolina

Pendleton Heights Crowned WRC Mat Champion

Pendleton Heights won the White River Conference wrestling title with 71 points, edging Hamilton Heights 61. Frankton, Highland, Shenandoah, and Yorktown followed as 3rd through 6th. Tom Watson dominated the heavyweight division with three pins, while Jerry Hodson and Herb Perkins repeated as champions for Pendleton Heights under coach George King who led the Arabians to six individual titles. In 72 matches only 24 ended by pins.

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Championship Tips For All Bowlers Booklet Offer

Don Carter and Marion Ladewig promote a 33 page illustrated guide titled Championship Tips For All Bowlers. The booklet promises timing tips to ease tension and improve accuracy and asks readers to send 20 cents plus a stamped return envelope to National Newspaper Syndicate, 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago.

carter-Ladewig Don Carter Marion Ladewig National Newspaper Syndicate North Wacker Drive Chicago Ilinois

Giants Manager Will Be Farther From Players In 1970 Season

San Francisco Giants manager Clyde King says new Candlestick Park astro turf will let infielders play a step deeper. he cites doubled plays rising from 125 to 155 after moving in last year. He discusses pitching changes after trades of Ray Sadecki and Bob Bolin and notes a Japan trip planned for March. King praises Marichal and Perry, plus McCormick, Bryant, Robertson, and Reberger as part of a likely rotation and possible callups from the minors. He predicts continued strength for Cincinnati and Atlanta in 1970.

Donald B. Thackrey SAN Francisco UPI San Francisco Giant Clyde King King Candlestick Park Giants Ray Sadecki Bob Bolin Juan Marichal Gaylord Perry Frank Reberger San Diego McCormick Giant Japan Cincinnati Atlanta Jacklin Nicklaus Florida Jack

Suburbanite Ladies Bowling Standings and Honor Roll

A dense list of bowling standings across divisions including Cooper's Standings with teams such as Nicholson File Shop and Cooper's Sportbow, plus All American Classic and Ladies of the Lane with multiple clubs and honor rolls detailing individual scores and players. Names include Dorothy Taylor, Fhan Pilkington, Maurice Applegate, and Jim Summitt among many others.

Cooper's Nicholson File Shop Cooper's Sportbow Whiteys Texaco Service Stottlemyer Lumber Joe's Record Shop Suni Quik Peach's Theatre Hamlins Hensley’s Paint & File the Alibi Susie's Lovely Julanes Beauty Salon Graydon Colliers Consolidated Union Sports Bar Salomee Pepsi-Cola Stow'ss Kerm's Compounds Gyush J. E. Huffman Agency Greenlee's House of Trophies Dickerson Ford M. J. Insurance Mountain Dew Murnan’s Mason's Root Beer Fhan Pilkington Maurice Applegate Fred Kean Bill Robinson Dean Byrne Bill Neese Bob Brown Bob Hodgson Chet Young Carl Flatt Ed Bute Jim Summitt Floyd Dickson Willie Greenlie Darrell Jones Maurice Carr Jim Thrasher Harry Summers Jim Backous Industrial Men's Buck's Rubbish Bryce Brown Clean Way Sprite Sport Bowl Die Casters Gillam Real Estate Hunter Weilner Newson Electric Breece Home Improvement Micro-Matic Home Wilson's Lone Oak Inmterstate Standard Gedge Brothers Steel Coca- Cola Suni-Quick Chik Crow's Sales Nicholson Tibbetts Plubl Caudilis Shell Blue Note Madison Concessions United Oil John Chamberlain Max Gellinger Bradley Mains Bud Brown Rick Crosley Bruce Johnson Gar Flick Larry Walker Earl Burke Bob Glazebrook Ron Meek J. B. Hess Ladies OF the Lane

Vogel Tool Rips Mount Summit In Cadiz League Play

Vogel Tool and Engineering of Markleville defeated Mount Summit 115 to 97 in Cadiz League action. Gloff led Vogel with 34 points, Pate added 30, while Thompson topped Mount Summit with 24 and R Smith 22. Vogel remains five games behind Cadiz in the league standings.

Vogel Tool and Engineering Markleville Mount Summit Cadiz Gloff Pate Thompson R. Smith Vogel Vogel Tool Mt. Summit Castor Stinson Gust

San Diego Open: Jacklin and Nicklaus Lead by Two Strokes

British Open champion Jacklin carded five under par 66 while Nicklaus shot 68 to tie for the San Diego Open lead at 133 after 36 holes. Dill stood two back at 135 after a 67 as Trevino and others followed.

San Diego Calif UPI Jacklin Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus Pacific Torrey Pines Terry Dill Lee Trevino Julius Boros George Knudson Paul Harvey Tommy Jacobs Paul Moran Don Finsterwald Tom Weiskopf Don January Dave Stockton Marty Fleckman Grier Jones Don Bies Mason Rudolph Bill Ogden Joel Goldstrand Frank Beard Billy Casper George Archer Dale Douglass Bert Yancey Roberto Bernardini Doug Sanders Chi Chi Rodriguez Tom Shaw

Ravens Host Spartans Look To Break Slump In Hoosier Conf

The Anderson College Ravens host the Manchester College Spartans at 8 p.m. in O. C. Lewis Gym for fifth place. Miller is ineligible and Weaver is out with injuries, leaving Kiracofe to lead Manchester while Anderson adds Chalk and Robbins to the bench.

Anderson College Ravens Manchester College Spartans O. C. Lewis Hoosier Ravens Manchester HCC Franklin Anderson Tim Miller Jim Weaver Spartan Weaver Miller Jerry Kiracofe Kiracofe Willie Stubbs Ken Ballinger Tri-State Stubbs Ballinger Spartans Phil Kreig Andy Butterbaugh Butterbaugh AC Manchester Dennis Bittiner Doug Jennings l Jack Rector Steve Lewis Dave Heitzenrater Heitzenrater Bittner Taylor Heitzen Raven Roger Chalk Larry Robbins Rav

Frazier and Ellis to Move Training HQ to MSG

Joe Frazier and Jimmy Ellis will relocate their training base to Madison Square Garden over the weekend as they near a February 16 15 round world heavyweight title bout at the Garden. Frazier arrives Friday and trains Saturday and Sunday. Ellis comes Sunday and starts workouts on Tuesday.

New York UPI Joe Frazier Jimmy Ellis Madison Square Garden the Garden Frazier Ellis

Michigan State Dominates Pac Eight Football Historic Edge

Across the years Michigan State football teams built a 19 win 7 loss 1 tie edge over Pacific Eight opponents detailing a lasting regional advantage in interconference play.

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