Three area teams enter baseball regionals today
Three Madison and Henry County teams begin THSAA baseball regionals with Elwood Pendleton Heights and Shenandoah seeking wins at Blackford, Richmond, and Noblesville. Elwood and Pendleton Heights clash in early action while Shenandoah eyes Union County, with North Central and Yorktown/Muncie North set for later rounds.
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Union County
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Wright
Jarvis
Raiders
Jimmy Hess
Ron Sowers
Keith Riges
Tech
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Southside
Scott Judy
Bob
Allen
Sammy Chaimis
Yorktown
Muncie North
Putter Leads Memphis Tournament With Four-Under Round
Mee Simons, coming off Memorial Tourney success, carded a four under 68 to grab a one stroke lead at the Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Classic with a 36 hole total of 136 at Colonial Country Club. Ian Tapie Parley Seve Ballesteros and others trailed. Morley Geiberger Player Miller and Miller failed to stay in contention.
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Mike Sullivan
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Andy. Bean
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Lee Trevino
Mike Morley
al Geiberger
Gary Player
Johnny Miller
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Miller
Chiefs blank Kokomo in perfect eight innings finish
The Chiefs shut out Kokomo A's 70 with a dominant pitching by Larry Freeburg Roger Hanson and Mark Vance. Hanson yielded the only hit Hubert West broke up the perfect game as Kokomo reached base five times while the Chiefs collected eight hits. Pete Snyder and Terry Ward each had two hits in three at bats and Snyder led off the seventh with an infield hit. The Chiefs travel for a doubleheader Sunday at Madison Heights against the Indianapolis Irvington A's.
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Roger Hanson
Mark Vance
Chiefs
Hanson
Hubert West
Pete Snyder
Terry Ward
Snyder
Holmes wins WBC heavyweight title from Norton in Las Vegas
Larry Holmes stunned favorite Ken Norton in a 15 round split decision to claim the World Boxing Council heavyweight title at Caesars Palace Las Vegas. Holmes then celebrated by jumping into the pool with his belt, while officials debated the bottle in his corner and awaited lab results.
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John Mangiarcina
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Donald Romeo
Fa Lab
Norton
Inks
WBC
Spinks
World Boxing Association
Harold Buck
Ame
Low Tabor
Joe Swesse
Associated Press
Neem
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