Madison Heights and Anderson Reach Sectional Final
Madison Heights defeats Alexandria 4 1 to win the sectional banner at Memorial Field. Shelton homered and Sauerwein tossed five shutout innings in relief for the Pirates as Moreillon and Davis contributed key plays to seal the victory.
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Mike Heady
Herald
Dity Shelton
Brian Sauerweil
Madison Heights
Paul Bradford
Hitler Shetlon
Alexandria Tigers
Lena
Alex
Shelton
Pirates
Elwood
Phil Leisure
Steven Tweed
Brian Sauerwein
Dan McDowell
Pirate
Leistre
Frank McMahon
Allen Smith
Doug Bradford
Bradford
Keith Wood
Terry Ward
Steve Tweed
Paull Bradford
Moreillon
Sauerwein
Tweed
Terry Cross
Nets Spurs Complete Three Man ABA Trade
The New York Nets send Jari Kenon to the San Antonio Spurs for Swen Nater in a three team ABA deal confirmed by both clubs. Nets guard Mike Gale also goes to the Spurs for cash as the transaction was delayed by extenuating circumstances. Nater brings rebounding and scoring prowess, while Kenon is a high scoring forward signed from Memphis State.
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Gmondale
Jari Kenon
New York Nets
San Antonio Spurs
Swen Nater
ABA
Nets
Mike Gale
Spurs
Associated Press
Kenon
Alhe
Kevin Loughery
Dave DeBusschere
ANA
Billy Paula
Nater
SeaAson
Netherlands
Virginia
Squires
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UCLA
Bill Walton
Cenon
Memphis State
Loughery
Pitchers Shine in Afternoon Semifinals of Anderson Tourney
Elwood's Rod Murray pitched a one hitter as the Panthers defeated Lapel 2 0 at Memorial Field. Madison Heights’ Kurt Moreillon limited Alexandria to four hits as the Pirates won 4 1. Both games decided the finals matchup, with Murray and Moreillon delivering key innings to advance their teams.
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Rick Vols
Anderson Seclnia
Memorial Field
Elwood
Rod Murray
Madison Heights
Kurt Moreillyn
Murray
Panther
Lapel
Moreillon
Pirates
Alexandria
Lape
Panters
Max Hopper
Bulldogs
Tim Leisure
Jerry Clossec
Tim Parnell
Brian Sauerwein
Lum Pirate Suns
Morenson
Tigers
Bucs
Ales Dunners
Tiger
Joe Walker
Scots Whip Bearcats in 7-3 Spring Game Win
Scots beat Muncie Central 7 to 3 in a spring game as Hick ante held the Bearcats to four hits while Scots hitters collected nine, scoring in the second and fifth innings. Scots open the White River Conference season against Meader at Lapel.
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Muncie
Hick
Bearcats
Meader
Lapel
Fragmentary Baseball Names and Phrases From The North
Disconnected garbled text appears to list names and terms such as Babe Ruth and Dade along with scattered letters. Content is unclear with no coherent event or report.
Sectional scores and championship results from regional meet
Numerous sectional results show diverse teams across Indiana venues led by Lafayette West Lafayette and Columbus with finals. Key scores include Franklin Central 16 over Southport 6 and Washington 6 over Brown County 0 as champions emerge in a sprawling meet.
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Marshall Utone
Chasspionthip Southpwt
Wills Washongsan
Perry Merizien
Sabihport
Franklin Central Routhport
Washington
Wooagen Gen Fairey
Brown County
Sutth
Sosith
Greravbarg Greene
Cushville
Greville
North Decatur
Indians Defend Title in Yorktown Golf Showdown
Anderson High School won the sectional golf title at Grandview, defeating Yorktown 296 to 300. Ryan Estes led the Indians with 71, Jim Peck 78, Jay Granger 74, Tony Smith 78, and Mike Newton 82 as Yorktown’s five scorers ranged from 74 to 79 led by Dan Digbalt at 74.
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Anderson High School
Phil Sullivay
Grandview
Tribe
Yorktown Tigers
Richmond
Anderson
Ryan Estes
Jim Pook
Mitch Cassell
Muncie North
Titans
Muncie South
Lapel
Madison Heights
Pendleton
Delta
Hottons
Estes
Peck
Yorktown
Tigers
Dan Dirholt
Sulivan
Mike Newton
Newton
Sully
Mike Granger
Sullivan
Jay Granger
Tony Smith
Dan Dicalt
Don LaPierre
Kevin O'Brien
Randy Reeves
Th. Anderson
Ryan Fates
Jin
Sam Maxwell
David Barker
Field Olson
Gary Sylvester
William Barker
Mark Porter
Jay Peters
Kevin Ranker
Doug Needler
Butch Minnick
Pendleton Heights
Jim Blake
Guy Sisson
Keith Strobel
Andy Hilbert
Tim Filtenger
Mark Simmons
Mi Flick
Kent Eckstrom
Rick Manis
Kinood
Mike Mengelt
Carl Hobbs
Elbert Cotton
Tim Pruitt
Wapahani
Jay Taylor
Don
Stamper
Marty Cordie
Erin Dintilpy
Rick Norvis
Muncie Central
Bruce Bailey
Greg Simmons
Mark Lanning
Kevin Bar
Vern Sipes
Highland
Bruce Wylam
Brace Cook
Charles Carlson
Mark Wylam
Alexandria
Robert Spade
Sam Hollies
Bruce Benefiel
Mike Johnson
Frankton
Ron Ritchie
David Brandt
Mark Cox
Tom Marshall
Ed Marsh
Wes-Del
Mark Ainmack
Robert Ball
Jeff Stephens
Mere Coe
Howard Wright
Cawan
Brad McDonald
Mike Barton
Ron Thomas
David Wright
Denny Vorheus
Daleville
Rick Mowrey
Randy Fox
Mark Robbins
Darrel Fox
Dick Shafer
Muncie Burris
Mike Galliher
Craig
Evert and Navratilova Capture Italian Open doubles title
American star Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova of Czechoslovakia defeated Sue Barker and Glynis Coles 6 1 6 2 in 30 minutes to win the doubles at the Italian Open. Evert also won the singles title 4 1 6 0 on Saturday.
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Rome
Chris Evert
United States
Martina Navratitovs
Czechoslovakia
Sue Barker
Glynis Coles
Britain
Miss Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Miss Navratilova
Thewo
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Southpaw
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