Yorktown Favored In Golf Sectional At Grandview
Yorktown enters the Anderson sectional as redrawn favorites after last year's state finalist status. The Tigers join a field with Muncie North Central, Pendleton Heights, Madison Heights and others vying for three teams plus three low medalists to reach the regional at Richmond. The 18 hole stroke meet uses USGA rules with a potential three-way playoff if ties occur for the top three team or individual spots.
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Anderson
Grandview
Yorktown
Tigers
Indians
Anderson Sectional
Delaware County
Carmel
North Central
Madison Heights
Pendleton Heights
Richmond
Lapel
Highland
Wes del
Muncie Burris
Daleville
Cowan
Frankton
Alexandria
Elwood
Deltas
Wapahani
Muncie North
Strncle South
Muncie Central
USGA
Phil Sullivan
Jerry Griffey
Wayne Hensley
Fryman Stops Dodgers in Montreal Victory
Montreal Expos beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3 behind Woodie Fryman who allowed 10 hits and drove in a run with a double. Fryman improved to 5-2 while Doug Ray took the loss. Tim Foli, Larry Parrish, and Mike Jorgensen supplied key blows as Montreal surged past L.A. after a rough first inning.
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Montreal
Woodie Fryman
Los Angeles
Montreal Expos
Los Angeles Dodgers
Fryman
Doug Ray
Dodgers
Expos
Tleft
Dave Lopes
Tom Paciorek
Jong
Mets Top Astros Behind Matlack Four-Hit Victory
New York Mets pitcher Joe Matlack limited the Houston Astros to four hits in a 2 0 win. The Mets scored both runs in the second inning as Rusty Staub and Dave Kingman contributed, with Kingman driving in a run on a triple and Jerry Grote delivering a sac fly. Matlack allowed only a single by Cesar Cedeno in the fourth and kept Houston off the board until late. Bob Watson doubled for Houston’s only extra-base hit as Matlack finished strong.
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NEW York
Joe Matlack
Mouston
New York Mets
Ohe Astros
Mets
Rusty Staub
Dave Kingman
Kingman
Jerry Grate
Matlack
Astros
Cesar Cedeno
Cedeno
Uard
Bob Watson
Eros Cabell
Doug Rader
Greg Gross
Larry Howard
Gross
Line
Mullack
Enos Cabell
Rader
Knight Rips TV and Recruiting in AP Sports Editors Talk
Indiana coach Bobby Knight vented about television, cheating in recruiting, and long hair at the AP Sports Editors convention in Kansas City. He praised writers yet urged stricter rules, proposed a four-trip limit for seniors, and defended Indiana’s honesty while criticizing pro and college sports coverage.
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Knight
Kansas City
Indiana
Bobby Knight
Hoosiers
Kentucky
Berand
Associated Press
Northwestern
Hickels
NCAA
Simpson Green and Otis File Suit Against Wooten
Three pro athletes Ralph Simpson Mike Green and Olis Armstrong filed a 4.5 million federal suit in Denver against John Wooten former Browns executive now Ohio investment firm president. They allege tax and securities law violations related to Pro Sports Advisors funds and real estate investments.
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U.S
Cleveland Browns
John Wooten
Ohio
Ralph Simpson
Mike Green
Denver Nuggets
American Basketball Association
Olis Armstrong
Denver Broncos
Wooten
Pro Sports Advisors, Inc
Cleveland
Wheaton
P S.A. Associates and Investment Co
P.S.A
American Western
Manifest, Inc
Salt Lake City
Butcher, Safford and McDonald and Associates
Certified Public
Postpone Sectional Baseball at Memorial Field Delayed Again
The Anderson sectional was deferred again as Memorial Field stayed wet. Elwood and Lapel reached two scoreless innings Saturday before rain paused play for a second time and will resume at 1 o clock. Madison Heights and Alexandria meet in the second game with championship action at 5 p.m.
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Anderson
Elwood
Lapel
Madison Heights
Alexandria
P.m
Deron Johnson Sparks White Sox to 9-2 Victory
Deron Johnson blasted a three-run fourth inning homer and Chicago beat Boston 9-2. Johnson, who spent spring training with the Red Sox, opened the frame with a homer over left field. Bill Lee, pitching for Boston, saw his long earned run streak end as Reid Sox. The White Sox added five runs in the ninth, highlighted by Bob Coluccio’s triple and Downing’s single, securing the win.
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Boston
Deron Johnson
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Johnson
Reid Sox
Bill Lee
Bill Stein
Buddy Bradford
Stein
Lee
Bradford
Brian Downing
Bob Colnevin
Rocky Dent
White Sox
Bob Coluccio
Bucky Dent
Kety Henderson
Lee Richard
Downing
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Sports page summarizes multiple leagues with standings, results, and upcoming games. Team names include Philadelphia, Houston, Atlanta, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Detroit, Kansas City, Boston, California, San Diego, Philadelphia, Montreal, and Atlanta. Also lists probables for American and National Leagues games with pitchers and venues.
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Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
Patargh
San Bregad
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mitre
Cincinali
Louis
Detroit
Chicapy
Kansas Oy
Manakes
Boston
Mincesets
California
Ballirrese
Dekland
Qeverant
New Yorke
Texas
San Diegocinnati
Pillsburen
St Louis
Aviarty
Earms
Hiragu
Hasan
Milwaukee
Oakland
Eames
Turvday
Kansas
Chiy Boles
Leonard
Cleveland
Pet
Cago
Pittsbargh
Manteca
la Angeles
Allasta Atta Howston
Karsay City
Cardinals blank Braves 1-0 on McGlathen gem
St. Louis pitcher Riahthander Lyan McGlathen allowed four hits and improved to 5 4 with his second shutout of the season Ted Simmons broke the scoreless game with a run scoring single in the seventh inning as the Cardinals edged Atlanta 1-0 Monday night in St Louis
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Carl Borton
MecGlothen
Ralph Garr
Darrell Evans
Clarence Gaston
Marty Perez
Atlanta
St. Louis
Lou Brock
Ted Sizemnre
Reggie Smith
Simmons
Tore Sizemore
ST Lows
Gerty
Breck
SiPerezth
Fears
Guerrerass
MeGleinp
Ahee
Gaston Ph
Dakss Dan
Oh St. Louie
MottoniLsey
Atlanta Braves
Craig Robinson
St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Simmons
Ron
Bar! Williams
Robinson
Car
Fuer
Riahthander
Lyan McGlathen
McGlathen
Untitled 0-9 Ue and Local Schedule Oddities
Fragmented OCR listing various names, shops, and times. Includes vendor names like Franklin, Denny's, and Mavis with scattered schedules and matchups. No coherent event details emerge beyond a newspaper-style roster of local entities and 7:20 game entry for Crock Mink versus CocaCie.
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Priz
Anterson
Draggersons
Ameme
Silbert
Ins
Cory Isons
Gary Sobitter
Persi Shabyline
Hos Rusch Maier
Marsh and Hiatt
Myers
Stunt SO Moers
Crea McDonad
Zin
Baker Ellis
Wolfe
Tulav
Nnethlite Pharmacy
Mone
Fiveligilum
Franklin Mebelsan FO
Denny's
J. Sowder
Mavis
J. Rayl
D. Somer
Lark J. Tetsmaller
Dawes Ferlay
CocaCie
Sectional Scores Shake Up Local Meet Amid Rain
Weather dampened play as Anderson and Southridge posted top sectional scores. Dela Nusth defeated Redkey pad in a rain affected match, with Forest Park and Southridge posting key wins.
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Dela Nusth
Redkey
Dela
Wischester Upd
Fein Jay
Southridge
Pike Central
Forest Park
Dubsis Forest Park
Vaulter Sets State Record at Indiana High School Meet
Port Wayne Northrop senior Brian Kimball set a state pole vault record with 16 feet 1 inch late in the meet, topping the former mark of 15 feet 7 inches. Gary West won the overall meet, with Kevin Crail taking a first in pole vault before faltering on several attempts. Hammond’s Rudy Chapa posted an 8:58.5 two mile, while Fort Wayne North’s Rick Rogers and Elkhart Memorial’s Perry Stow each cleared 14 feet in vault results. Tech of Indianapolis and Hammond tied for third in team standings.
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Brian Kimball
Port Wayne
Northrop
Gary West
Ying
North Central High School
North Central
Had &Ebaner
Kevin Crail
Crail
Kimball
Grant Ghtekmin
Tecumseh
Hammond
Rudy Chapa
Mark Bir
Lafayette Catholic
Jerichan Strong
Maconaguah
Matt Golden
Driv
Groves and Gerring Lead Open Qualifiers at Cincinnati Event
Qualifying results list Groves of Canton and Gerring of Puehlin among top scorers in the US Open field held Monday at Blaverssek Country Club in Cincinnati. Names from Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Canada populate the standings with times around 72.6 to 148 minutes and several notable participants such as Tom Mulinax, Jim Oere Gosden, Dick Plummer, and Gordon Waldespatl achieving clocked marks.
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Blaverssek Country Club
Cintingati
Bat Medizay
Strve Groves
Canton
Ghio
Baindima Gerring
Puehlin
Ghisy
Tom Mulinax
Cincienati
Ohig
Tom Nelon
Columbus
Cig
Springfield
Ohio
Ed Leebling Jr
Fort Smitchell
Dick Plummer
Cuelutatl
Ghia
Joe Cardenas
Lancaster
Unig
Greg Powers
Nashville
Tenn
Ayt
Hoes Birtcky Jr
Groff Hensley
Cincinnati
Ono Bre Gilbert
Brandenberg
Padgett Wins Five Stroke Indiana Golf Tourney
Don Padgett of Carmel shot a four under par 138 Monday to win by five strokes in Goshen Indiana for the Indiana Professional golfers Association stroke play tourney.
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Goshen
Ind
taPy
Don Padgett
Carmel
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