Christenson earns NAIA All-America honors in 1970 season
Indiana high school product from Highland and Chesterfield, Christenson, a third baseman for Anderson College, is named to the NAIA All-America honorable mention list for 1970. He batted .412 with 16 walks in 63 at bats and led his team in several categories while helping Ravens reach NAIA areas and district play.
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Pi Tion
Chris Lar
Enson
Anderson College
Isidore
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Christenson
Highland High School
Chesterfield
Erskine
Atliog
Nord
America
Ravens
ICC
Carl Erskine
Indiana
Gaveneley
St. Joseph
Ivens Apa
Pacers
Mickey Foster
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Pacers
Christensons Ciatic
Mickey Fos
Arizona
Kratzert Wins Indiana Golf Open By Stroke
Indiana golfer Kratzert overcame a tight leaderboard at the Speedway course to win the Indiana Open by one stroke. Ed Tutwiler of Indianapolis and Bul Shaw of Fort Wayne finished close behind as Kratzert shot rounds 76 72 69 73 for a 290 total.
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Kratzert
Indiana
Speedway
Indianstroke
Apolis
Ed Tutwiler
Bul
Fort Wayne
Jed
Tutwiler
Mont Vernon
Yorkleyn
Frankton
Larkl
Lnsyn
Momlay
Jdleton Wrights
Highlam
Shenandoah
Mou
Marauders
Mithoup
Vernon
Lanel
Shandoah
Hamill
Yorktown
Tuns
Frankton AB
Mechiniock
Bill Kratzer
Wayne
Wen
Terk Madson
Ea Tutwiler
Kessinger
Ount Vernon
Hacrenon
Deckert
Deel Valentine
Jim Shaw
South Bend
Williams
Bolarder
Cleedena
Hickman Ri
Howard Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Swobola
Sanathanny Fey
Banks
Berty
Don Essig
Wootman
Rodrigue
George Thomas
Elkhart
Gcaliano
Uribora Paoe
Morgan
Valentine
Bob Koschmann
Garrett
Dave Foreman
Grate Eh
Larry Bianco
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Aloway
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Dictary
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Peterson Y Gee Ates
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Taylor
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Mahoney
Teta HL
Tajaentes
Wee
Cleveland
Reed Senn
Mitheel
Murcer, Masson
Meadowbrook Two Exchange 110 Coca Cola 1Q42x
Schedule fragment lists multiple teams, venues, and players with notations like Coke, Exchange, and Local 777. Friday games include Sortoma, Mountain Bey, Ranch Market, North Side Pharmacy, McDonald's, and White River Minors. Names include Patterson, Yost, Wechsler, Bell, Wilson, Koberna, Heath, Jenness, Corzine, Englard, Bennett Coast, Wood, Shannon, Garner, Brittan, Wallace, Walker, Ogle, Ban tion, Replogle, Hoover, Vetter, Layne, Pons River.
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Meadowbrook
Coca-Cola
Patterson
Dock
Yost
Wechsler
Shellon
Bell
Wilson
Zon
Fleek
Sortoma
Mountain Bey
Shadyside
Koberna
Heath
Foresythe
Jenness
Corzine
Englard
Phar
Bennett Coast
Wood
Shannon
Garner
Brittan and
Wallace
Ranch
North Side Pharmacy
McDonald's
Houston Leads Golf in NCAA Tournament Round Action
COLIMBUS Ohio AP Houston and Wake Forest standout Wadkins led the NCAA Golf Tournament after two rounds as Houston, Wake Forest and Oklahoma State fought for the top in the team standings. John Mills led Houston with 69 while Wadkins shot a near flawless round, carrying a two day total near the top of the individual leaderboard.
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Ohio
University of Houston and
Law
Wadkins
Wake Forest
Orcs
Cme
Dickey
Barnett
Phillips
Burkeyes
Emge
S. Lynch
U.K. Patt Houston
Pepsi-Cola
Amerion
Bill Spannuth
Morehead
Madison Heights
Lenny Wadding
Intana
Wake Frost
Georgis
Oklahoma State
Houston
John Mills
John Mahaffey
Corker DeLoach
Bruce Ashworth
Tom Jenkins
Richmond
Major League Scores and Pitching Odds From Yesterday
Yesterday’s baseball results show New York 94 Chicago 5 and Los Angeles 7 Atlanta 0 among others. Multiple American and Nations leagues lists include Boston Cleveland New York Detroit Milwaukee Chicago and Montreal with varied scores and late games scheduled.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Fierston
San Diego
Boston
Wallamore
Cleveland
Detruit
Washington
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Miwaukee
Indianapolis
Oklahoma
Iowa
Wiehtts
Ruansellie
Omaha
Tulsa
Esterday
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Los Angles
Nis
Balimore
Ceveland
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Mibwaukee
Chlezga
Coast
United Press International
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Pathe
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Nlatt
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Sol
Peters
Waslewsi
Alehd Mallow
Heagop
Ewe Ore
Mear¢Rew
Shicaga Clearing
Pitteburgh
Nia
Aiadelphia
Friman
St. Leet
Gibson
Kattynal Lewandings
Velitd Presalercatjonat
Nets
Mit Ko
Tivisbeineh
Louis
Ry Philateipnia
Modreal
Mt West
Ta Angeles
Lg. Atl Fa
San Francisco
Hocatan
Baltimore
West
Tina
Bis
Raslon
Milwaukee
Cubs Acquire Milt Pappas From Allama. Spangler Also Sold
Chicago Cubs announce the purchase of pitcher Milt Pappas from Allama and outfielder Al Spangler from Tacoma. General manager John Holland says Pappas was acquired for considerably more than the waiver price.
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UPI
Chicago Cubs
Milt Pappas
Allama
al Spangler
Tacoma
Pappas
John Holland
Need Ice Call Redbud Nugget Ice Co We Deliver
Local notice promotes ice delivery from Redbud Nugget Ice Co. Residents are urged to call 43-3038 for nugget ice services. The compact ad emphasizes home delivery and service availability.
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Foster Faces Tessman In Baltimore Lightweight Title Fight
In Baltimore at the Civic Center, challenger Mark Tessman faces reigning champion Foster as referee Bob Paster orders both to come out fighting. Tessman, a University of Houston graduate, has taunted Foster, who has rarely been knocked out. The bout fuels talk of a looming Foster versus Frazier heavyweight clash and highlights Foster’s erratic title defenses and desire for a big money fight.
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Baltimore
Bob Paster
Mark Tessman
Baltimore Civic Center
Foster
Tessman
University of Houston
Tess
Roger Rouse
Dick Tiger
Andy Kendall
Frankie DePaula
Kendall
Chall Lenger
Jimmy Dupre
Foster-Dupre
Dupre
Joe Frasier
Frazier
Frasier-Foster
Cadillac
Frasier
Tiger
Rouse
Levan Rountree
Atlanta
Chuck Leslie
Faster
Tecolor
Zora Folley
Doug Jones
Ernie Terrell
Terrell
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Butch) Penny
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Last Chance Sale
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