Estes Leaves Coaching for Private Business After Historic AHL Run
Estes ends a 32 year coaching career at Anderson with a 213 wins and 90 losses record, the best in AMIS basketball history for a single season was 26 1 during 1973 74. He mentored seven sectional champions and three North Central Conference winners while producing five Indiana All Stars including Roy Taylor and Tony Marshall with careers spanning high school and college teams.
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Estes
Twn
Rod Freeman
Freeman
Philadelphia 7Hers
National Basketball Association
Johnson
Cincinnati Bengals
Missouri
Cape Girardeau High School
Southeast Missouri
Lesters
Ray
Philadelphia Phillies
Peabody College
Nashville
Anderson
Tribe
Vanderbilt University University
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Early and Sterba Lead Anderson Youth at Jr Olympics Trials
Anderson traveling track club runners competed in Indiana Junior Olympics prelims in Fort Wayne with seven teammates. Sterba earned multiple top finishes including a second in the 100 dash and a first in the 80 and 220 yard dashes, voted outstanding in the 9 age bracket. Sterba will not advance to the Jeffersonville national regional meet despite strong showing.
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Martino Early
Anderson
Jeffersonville
Danny Sterba
Ft Wayne
Sterbe
Sterba
Lee Cole
Farry
Barty
Eugene Johnson
FL. Wayne
Johnson
Jerry Fou
Killbuck golf tourney crowns multiple class winners
The Killbuck women's Ian net tourney sponsored by Mathews Market was played July 34. In Class A Mary Norris won with 33, followed by Betty Kolins and Enid Martin. In Class B Elizabeth West won with 34, Mickey W Huffman second with 35, Helen Haywood third with 37. Mick McCrystal led Class A with 36, Edie Wardwell 38, Ruth Bush 38, Judy Ochs 40, Marge Sipes 40, Fran Ellis 40. First Savings and Loan Sweepstakes announced for jaw grass low net and putts. West shot 55 to win low gross. Huffman 40 first in low net. Margarett McAllister won putts with 16. Class C Judy Jackson 38 low gross. Ruth Bush 40 townel. Putt tie among Mickey McCrystal, Fran Ellis, Elisie Hartley at 19. Coaches Nat Johnson and Garry Courter praised Jr Olympics prep. Courter lauded Sterba and Early for national meet opportunities.
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Killbuck
Mathews Market
Mary Norris
Betty Kolins
Enid Martin
Elizabeth West
Mickey Wuffman
Helen Haywood
Mick McCrystal
Edie Wardwell
Ruth Bush
Judy Ochs
Marge Sipes
Fran Ellis
Savings and Loan
Hetty Kolins
Joyce Humphrey
Betty Riley
M. Huffman
Margarett McAllister
Judy Jackson
Townel
Mickey McCrystal
Elisie Hartley
Forbes Assault Case May Reach Jury Today
Boston coach Don Cherry said winger Dave Forbes was distraught after learning that Henry Reachn of the Minnesota North Stars was injured in a fight with a Boston player. Forbes, 26, faces aggravated assault with a dangerous weapon charge as the case heads to a jury.
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Finneatolis
Boston
Don Cherry
Dave Bes
Learnig
Henry Reachn
Minnesota North Stars
Houdin
Bloomington
Minn
Cherry
NHL
Clarence Campbell
Bruins
Boucha
Hit
Forbesy
Henry
Tig
Hennepin
Ralf Posseen
Campbell
NIIL
Garyne
Flakne
Roucha
Reneha
Honda
Rowehay
North Stars
Richard Rose
Bouchay
Would-be match race between Forego and Foolish Pleasure is debated
New York AP reports Forego owner Mrs. Edward H. Gerry would decline a Forego Foolish Pleasure match race invitation while expressing interest in a race between them at Belmont. Foolish Pleasure owner John L. Greer advocates match racing, citing historic examples and Derby winner pedigree.
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Wil Neck
N.Y
John L. Greer
America
Greer
Elvic Club
Knoxville
Tenn
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Porego
Gerry
Associated Press
Poolish Pleasure
Fetego
Belmont
Foolish Pleasure
Ruffian
Cin
New York
Belmont Park
Jacinto Vasquez
Calt
Braulio Baeza
Bengals Set to Meet Maddox on Future After Drug Conviction
Cincinnati: Bengals coach Paul Brown said he would meet with Bob Maddox to discuss the defensive lineman’s future after Maddox’s March arrest and recent drug-possession conviction. Maddox apologized in court and was placed on five years’ probation while Essex Johnson was waived due to knee concerns. Brown noted NFL rules allow Maddox at camp with periodic drug checks.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Bengals
Paul Brown
Bob’ Maddox
Maddox
Tirowin
Brown
Essex Johnson
NFL
National Football League
Johnson
O'Donoghue
Celui
Bengal
Isaac Curtis
Ralph Richter
Chesterfield Stars Oust Brentwood 2 0 in Area II opener
Chesterfield's Little League all stars win 2-0 over Brentwood American in first round Area II action at the Chesterfield facility. Petty singles home Sells in the first inning, Brentwood held hitless after Stennis' no other hits. Brentwood totals three hits, while Chesterfield plays errorless defense behind Petty.
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Chesterfield
Little League Allistars
Brentwood American
Tommie Stennis
Jerry Dunkin
Bobby Sells
Dunkin
Jim Campbell
Hrentwood
Say Martin
Mark Petty
Petty
Sells
Stennis
Brentwood
Mark Karns
Stephen Blackwell
Brad Duncan
Madison Avenue
White River
Freviewel Amina
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Pickett
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Eckstein
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Ledles
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Local Finance Corporation
American Fletcher Corporation
Andersen
BAU
Tam’s Rexall Drugs
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Tam's Rexall Drugs
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B. F. Goodrich
Jeckton
Rhs Peete
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