Madison Heights Wins Third Straight Sectional Title
Madison Heights Pirates edged the Anderson Indians 10-9 to claim their third consecutive sectional crown. Sophomore Craig Walker pitched all six innings, overcoming early 2-1 deficit as Jett Savage, Stan Saverini, and Dennis Sink sparked a late rally. Brad Bradford praised the team as they moved into regional play for a fourth time in six years.
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Bal Bycassons
Stan Saveri
Mons Christian Anderson
Bih Popelea
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Sauerwein
Jett Savage
Pepelea
Dennis Sink
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Madison Heights
Steve Porter
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Sveliana
Dave Wells
Paul
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Bradford
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Craig Walker
Momen
Larry Luck
Andersson
Greg McAshland
Memorial Field
Craig Walk
Herald Phoin
George G. Jacksons
Trojans Hand Raiders 8-2 Sectional Loss
New Castle saw the Trojans build a big early lead as Robbin and Riggs provided early power. Shenandiah and Keee drove runs for the Raiders in a see-saw semi final, but Elkhart continued its 16th straight win as Sauerwein, Wells, and Walker led the Pirates with two hits apiece.
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Huse
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David J. Keee
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Don Shelton
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Elkhart Clinches 16th Straight in Highland Sectional
Elkhart extends win streak to sixteen in Highland sectional action as Tom Neak hits a three pointer and Wheeler earns praise. Valpo’s three year run noted while Dave Carter of Vincennes belts his seventh and eighth homers of the season.
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Marauders win tourney with 11-1 rout of Greenfield
Marauders dominate Greenfield 11 to 1 in a sectional showdown. Recounted chaos features a three run double and early runs framing the game as Rex Wilson and teammates carry a running mercy rule win. Greenfield errors and Mount Vernon struggles punctuate the lopsided victory.
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Minnesota Viking contract tensions stun Shenandoah game
Vikings players Eller and Marshall face contract uncertainty with the Nationals and debate over renegotiations. Shenandoah coach cites the emotional impact of a late game turnover as Eller and Marshall signaled moves affecting the bottom of the lineup.
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Wren Quits Diamond Post Game Summary
Mount Vernon built a 4 run rally in the inning powered by Noc’s grand slam to surge ahead after a shaky start. Smithworl’s Wren belted a loaded shot for a temporary 2-1 lead but Mount Vernon regained control, adding an insurance run in the fifth to clinch a 1-0 victory and advance in the regional.
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Marilyn Smith Leads Lady Carling Open With 68
Marilyn Smith shot a five under par 68 to take a one stroke lead over Jarél Mann in the opening round of the Lady Carling golf tournament at Pine Ridge. Smith had five birdies including four on the front nine, used a new putter given by a salesman, and posted 43-15-6 37-36-73 course totals. Mann countered with a 69 and fellow contenders included Jo Ath Prentice Kathy Ahern tied for third.
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Truitt chooses Dallas over Knicks in six figure deal
Anstey Truitt, California Berkeley star, rejected a New York Knicks NBA bid and signed with the Dallas Chaparrals of the ABA. A Chaparrals spokesman indicated the contract is six figures. Truitt, a leading rebounder and scorer, was Knicks’ second round pick. The season’s first signee for Dallas, he joins the team after a standout college career and a versatile pro-potential profile.
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Knicks
American Playground Team Statistics From Muncie Doubleheader
American Playground split a doubleheader with Muncie United Engineering here Friday night, winning 41 to 41 in Travel League softball action. Playground sits 224 overall with four losses, all on the Muncie diamond. Herb Pruett and Joan Arderson managed the only hits in the error troubled game, while Adsmiss and Piekis added two apiece to fuel a seven run attack in the tightcap.
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All Big Ten Baseball Team Announced
CHICAGO AP Champion Jens leads the All-Big Ten team with four Hawkeyes: Larry Schulzius Bill Heckroth Tom Hurn and Fred Mims. Michigan and Michigan State also highlighted with multiple players including Mark Crane Leon Roberts Mickey Edwood Shaun Howitt Ron d Pruitt and John McCarthy Edd Grzelakowski.
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Ylar Mickey Edwood
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Sectional scores and district results fill scattered section
Scattered sectional scores show Madison Heights Ander sin leading in innings and multiple regional matches including Valparaiso, Greencastle, Knightstown, Vincennes Washington and Elkhart Penn. Results include Vincennes surpassing Washington 21 to etc with several close scores and championships noted in a chaotic OCR fragment.
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Giants Activate Willie McCovey After Six Week Arm Injury
San Francisco Giants first baseman Willie McCovey was activated Friday after a six week absence with a broken arm. He is expected to pinch hit for a few days and will inform manager Charlie Fox when ready to rejoin the starting lineup.
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Turkey Hunters Use Shotguns for Field Success
Historical note describes turkey hunting with shotguns, praising shot site selection and past personal success. Recommends 12 gauge Magnum loads for up to 50 yards, favoring a pull choke for better wing break and penetration. Mentions pellets, penetration, and bone breakage considerations.
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New Castle Drivers Dominate Sun Valley Speedway Feature
Gene Prosser won the 30-lap late model feature at Sun Valley Speedway on Friday night with Donuiggins third and Jim Jones fourth. Prosser also captured the five-lap trophy dash. Jack Neal of New Castle placed in prelims as Higgins spun in the Ja-lap consolation race. Fred Ward of Columbus, Ohio finished second in the feature, Gene Cook of Wilkinson fifth, with Dennis Miles of Muncie and Carl Smith of Columbus winning their heats. Dennis Bittser won the tal race feature.
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Corbett Award To Bil Reed
CHICAGO AP The late Big Ten Commissioner William A Bill Reed was named 1972 recipient of the James J Corbett Memorial Award by the National Association of College Directors of Athletics. The award will be presented by Reed's widow Frances Reed of Greenwich Michigan during the Association's convention in Las Vegas. Reed who died in May 1970 was succeeded as Big Ten Commissioner by Wayne Duke.
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Wynn Hospitalized After Back Injury
Houston Astros outfielder Jim Wynn was admitted to a Houston hospital with a back injury after leaving the game against the Reds in the ninth inning. A spokesman said Wynn has a severe sprain and likely will stay in the hospital three to five days.
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Jim Wynn
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