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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
20
An investigative committee recommends NFL institute urine analysis to curb doping. The NFL Players Association calls the idea an absolute outrage, while the report cites deterrence need and potential policy change.
Valley View hosted a weekly tourney with Joe Gaw posting 68 low net and Robert Dyes 7 low gross. Norman Sanders and Danny Sexton tied for second with 76. Drug-use investigations by the House Commerce subcommittee prompt NFL drug surveillance talks with Pete Rozelle and Ed Garvey.
South Meridian Churn of God and 25th Street School won top honors in the City Volleyball Tournament held Wednesday at North Side Junior High. South Meridian claimed first in the 3 16 age group with 2th Street winning the 12 and under. The event featured 35 teams and 234 participants from parks and recreation across the city. Next, the City Badminton Tournament is set for June 18 at Tenth Street School.
American stars advance to the semifinals at the John Player Tennis Tournament in Nottingham. Evert defeats Glynis Coles 6 2, 6 1 to lead the women into the final four, while Connors crushes Stephen Warboys 6 4, 16 3. Davis Cupers Gorman and Van Dillen also win to reach the semis.
Betty Kolins took top honors in the Grandview Women's Self Club low net event sponsored by Dodd's Flowers. Sienna Morgan was runner up in the main class while Pat Gossett and Helen Heflin led Class 3. Other class winners included Soteria Nicholson, Betty Jornell, Margaret McAllister, Mickey McCrystal, and Juanita Stultz.
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