Third MH Regional Baseball Tourney Opens At Memorial Field
Third Madison Heights regional baseball tourney starts today at 11 a.m. at Memorial Field. Anderson and Lawrence Central, first time sectional winners, meet in the opener, with Marion and Kokomo Hebr. Final set for 6:30 p.m. and twilight games, NCC contenders eye state finals, semi state route through Richmond.
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Memorial Field
Lawrence Central
Anderson
Madison Heights
Frankton
Indians
Marion
Kokomo Haworth
Eastbrook
Maconaquah
Northwestern
Kokomo
NCC
Giants
Richmond
Wayne County
Paul Bradford
Madison Heights High
Cubs Rally To Hand Reds 14 8 In Big Home Win
Cubs blast Cincinnati for 17 hits lifting to a 14 8 victory as Ken Holtzman earns his ninth win in 10 decisions despite laboring into the sixth. Williams Banks Santo lead with homers and Jim Hickman and Don Young drive in key runs in the high scoring affair.
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Holtzman
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Izman
Leo Durocher
Durocher
Joe Snodgrass Blumfield
Billy Williams
Tony Cloninger
Reds
Cloninger
Williams
Ron Santo
Banks
Chicago
Cincinnati
John Bench
Don Kessinger
Glen Beckett
Kessinger
Jack
Randy Hundley
Young
Bobby Tolan
Alex Johnson
Tony Perez
Lee May
Chichiniella
Petrocelli
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Conigliaro
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Taylor
Scott
Tolan
Beckett
Oliver
Gibson
Johnson
Noliver
Adair
Culp
Perez
Rodriguez
Romo Poppo
Santo
Butler
Lyle
May
Harrison
LaHoud
Beach
Drabwsky
Helms
Smith If
Regan
Boston
Kansas City
Pisher
Schofield
Short
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Drabowsky
Banks Culp
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Lylew
Youngard
Tolan Culp
Iphrer
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Fisher
Granger
Pena
Broadway Joe Namath Quits Football
Joe Namath, famed Jets quarterback and Broadway bachelor, quits football after refusing to sell his one third stake in a nightclub linked to gamblers. Commissioner Pete Rozelle mandates sale or suspension, saying Namath must choose principle over play. Namath exits at 26 after a storied career including Alabama, a $400,000 pro deal, and a Super Bowl title with the Jets.
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NEW York
UPI
Joe Namath
Joe
New York Jets
Namath
Pete Rozelle
Midtown Manhattan
NFL
National League Standings By United Press International
National League standings reported by United Press International exclude night games. Key teams and margins reflect latest results and shifts in ranks across the circuit with emphasis on top contenders and bottom positions in the table.
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United Press International
Major League Box Scores and Standings Update
American League leads with Houston 11 St Louis 6 in a lone scheduled game. Standings show Iowa 9 Indianapolis 8 in 14 innings. Night games include St Louis at Houston with Lemaster vs Washburn and A Johnson at San Francisco Bolin. Other matchups Indianapolis at Omaha Iowa at Denver Oklahoma City at Tulsa.
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New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal Ll
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
San Diego
Iowa
Indianapolis
Omaha
Oklahma City
American Association
Denver
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
East
Baltimore
Pet
Montreal
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
California
Seattle
Washington
Minnesota
Oakland
Detroit
Madison Pensi 019 010-21 Lynch 510 14x-11 12
Pepsi and Coke league notes from a local league with scores, standings, and player lines. Buddy Martz starred for Coke with 4 for 4 and a 7-0 sweep as Anson struck out 13. Baseball and softball results include multiple games, pitchers, and upcoming matchups across Pepsi, Coca Cola, Erskine, and other local teams.
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Madison
Pensi
Lynch
Capella
R. Roberts
Potter
Thompson
SO — Potter
Acme
Coke
Clute
Autler
S. Phillips
C. Phillips
Smith
HR — Barnett
Turner
Shadyside
Buddy Martz
Anson
Northside
Mann
Richey
Alexander
Haines
Rich
Baker
Williams
McDonalds Owl
Coca-Cola
McCormick
Pope
Fenwick
Tumulty
Vetor
Namath Retirement Provokes AFL Gamble Warning
Pro football officials warned Namath amid gambling concerns surrounding his nightclub. Rozelle said there is no evidence Namath bet or was personally involved, but advised him to heed cautions about “undesirable” patrons at his club Bachelors III. Namath denied involvement, hinted at retirement, and faced talk of others quitting while a film role was announced and his knee issues linger.
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Paul Hornung
Alex Karras
Rozelle
Namath
Karras
Detroit
Jets
Baltimore Colts
FBI
Sonny Werblin
George Sauer
Pete Sammons
Jim Hudson
Paramount Pictures
Beaver Falls
John W Namath
Joe
Baltimore
Bobby Smith to attend Wabash Junior College
Bobby Smith, 6-3 forward and second leading scorer for Anderson High School in 1968-69, will enroll on a basketball scholarship at Wabash Junior College in Mount Carmel Illinois. He impressed coach Bill Guerin during the past season and helped The Herald’s All-Madison County team. He is the third AHL senior to sign college tender joining Rod Freeman at Vanderbilt and Mike Woodruff at Tri State College.
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Bobby Smith
Anderson
Wabash Junior College
Mount Carmel
Ill
Smith
Wabash JC
Bill Guerin
Indians
William B. Smith
West 20Th Street
Herald
Ray Estes
Rod Freeman
Vanderbilt University
Mike Woodruff
Tri- State College
Sing Along with Stanley At Piano Western
A brief music item notes Stanley performing a piano sing along at an event in Western City. Details credit the venue and timing, highlighting a family friendly concert focused on audience participation.
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Buck’’ House
Louis Schmalfeldt
Frank Corsaro
Louis C. Durst
Charles Allen Smith
Eric Berlin
Thomas, Burns
William Hall
R. Keith Bogard
Robert Kirby
Jeffrey Lear
J. Scott Leverenz
James McCool
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John Frederick McHenry
Michael Mills
David Overstreet
Thomas Overstreet
Robert Rydell
Mickey Sisk
Robert Sisk
Michael Sunderman
David Young
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Dick Persinger
Mike Back
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Bill Browner
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Mike Cline
Larry Cox
Jim Fisher
Dan Gunn
Art Hewitt
Dave Johnson
Doug Johnson
Greg Magers
Fred Moore
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Larry Richardson
John Thompson
Steve Tuttle
Harry M. McCool
Keith A. Slaughter
Brad Barber
Steve Broo
Rick Cooper
Chuck Damitz
Steve Ford
Rick Hamilton
Dave Laitinen
Nate Martin
Rick Nolley
Jim Paton
Tom Reed
Bruce Rose
Fred Rose
Geoff Shuck
Rick Shuck
Larry Ward
Don Wheeler
Joe Whitney
Clark
Shadyside Park
Phil Jackson
Glenn Phillipps
Roger Denny
Rich Christenson
Jack Young
Dallas Field
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Frank Sigler
Mike Porter
Tom Shimer
Ervin Smith
Leon Zachary
Barrett Bates
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Ken Holtzman
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Yost
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White River
Police Pals
Benjamin
Hornbeck
Thayer, Myer and Schuster
Central Tire
Gene's Root Beer
Stanley At Piano
Saratoga
Main St
Central Indiana Gas Company
Jackson ST. Anderson
Pendleton
Alexandria
Elwood
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