Hoosiers Face Kentucky Stars In Louisville Showdown
Indiana brings its top high school talent to Freedom Hall Louisville to face Kentucky stars in a renewed intra-state rivalry. Tip off is 7 p m Anderson time with a rematch scheduled next Saturday at Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
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Slowdown in Curragh Race Stirs Irish Fans
Irish bettors booed as the Gal nule Stakes at the Curragh produced a slow race with no lead taken by any high class horse. Road surged to win Ballymore by four lengths near the finish as jockeys unsaddled to a tense crowd demanding refunds amid a review.
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Finley to keep Memphis Pros after ABA sale
Charles C. Finley announced he will keep the Memphis Pros in Memphis indefinitely after agreeing to purchase the ABA franchise for about 250000. Finley also owns the Oakland A's and California Seals and plans a Memphis coaching change and team revamp while backing a possible ABA NBA merger.
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Ruth and Delco-Remy clash in tight score mix
Utley leads with 9 and Morgan adds 10 as Utley and Frazier guide Delco-Remy and Babe Ruth to a 15 10 win over Guide Lamp. Morgan 10 points and Utley 9 highlight a hard fought game featuring Elmer Morgan and teammates.
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McFadden Makes Double Eagle at Crestview Golf Club
Danny McFadden of Anderson fired a double eagle on the par five 475 yard 10th hole at Crestview Golf Club in Muncie Friday. He used a driver and a six iron. Witnesses were Jay Dixon Dick Case and Mike Kirkpatrick, all of Anderson.
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Redskins' Allen Makes Switch in Draft Strategy
Washington trades linebacker Bob Grant and three draft picks to New Orleans for one high choice. Coach George Allen, known for veterans, says the 1973 draft offers an excellent crop of college players. Grant, 25, joined Redskins last year from Baltimore where he was a 1968 No. 2 pick.
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Dick Allen Tops AL All Star Ballot Leaders
New York AP reports Dick Allen Chicago White Sox leads AL voting with 96 633 on 217 029 ballots counted for the All Star Game in Atlanta July 25. Rod Carew Luis Aparicio Brooks Robinson among infield leaders. Bill Freehan lead among catchers and Reggie Jackson Lou Piniella Carlos May lead outfield.
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Husband Wife Results At ECC
Frank and Loraine Lansing and Dick and Karen Mitchell won low gross in the Edgewood Country Club weekly husband and wife tourney. Low net went to Paul and Maggie Heckamen on the front and Bob and Mary Tackett on the back. Other front nine scores included Carr and Walker and the Lamnsings led by 42 on the front.
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Lafayette Favored In MH Semistate Baseball Matchup
Lafayette Jeff meets Kokomo in the opening semi state with four strong pitchers and a 33 4 1 record led by Jim Fields and Jeff Portman. Maconaquah faces South Adams Starfires as both teams seek a first trip to the state tournament and feature key bats Doug Neunschwander Rick Neuenschwander and Al Beitler.
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Miles Wins At Sun Valley Feature Race
Dennis Miles of Muncie captured the 30-lap ASA late model feature at Sun Valley on Friday night. Carl Smith of Columbus, Ohio finished second with Larry Cope Leroy Indiana, Gene Prosser New Castle and Shorty Hinshaw Mooreland completing the top five. Prosser won the heat race, Smith claimed the five-lap trophy dash, Prosser then won the 15-lap consolation, and Dave Barnes Jr. won the 20-lap rat race feature.
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Blume Named NAIA Tennis President
Anderson College coach Bob Blume was named president of the NAIA national tennis coaches association for 1972 73 at the NAIA tennis tournament in Kansas City Missouri. He was also named national tennis tournament director, overseeing next spring's national tourney for about 200 colleges. Blume’s Raven netters placed second in the Hoosier Buckeye Conference last fall as they rebuild with returnees aiming for 1973 nationals.
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