Wilkerson Shines In Hoosier Showdown At Hinkle Fieldhouse
Bobby Wilkerson of Madison Heights starred as Indiana beat Kentucky 115-86 in a crowded Hinkle Fieldhouse contest. He scored, defended, and fed teammates amid strong Indiana front-court pressure, with coach Jerry Oliver praising his efficiency and timely outside shooting. The performance helped dispel doubts about Wilkerson's readiness for major competition and set up his looming move to Indiana University next fall under coach Bob Knight.
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Bobby Wilkerson
Hinkle
Madison Heights
Louisville
Kentucky
Phillip Bond
Wilkerson
Indiana
Bobby
al Fleming
Charlie Jordan
Phil Cox
Yorktown
Bruce Parkinson
Parkinson
Jerry Oliver
Jordan
Fleming
Cox
Wilky
Oliver
Allstar
Bond
Rodney Scott
Indiana University
Bob Knight
Anderson
Johnny Wilson
Harlem Globetrotters
Valley View Golf Results and Industrial League Tee Times
Valley View Golf Course Middle town announced results from two tournaments amid Burger Chef sponsor. Norm Sanders led low gross with 71. Dan Sexton and Larry Hanson followed. Low net tied 61 between Denny Roof and Guy Speece. multiple players shot in 64-68 range. Industrial League pairings list weekly best ball tee times for Monday and Thursday, featuring Sanders, Perkins, Loudenback, McDonald, and others across nine groupings.
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Valley View
Middletown
Norm Sanders
Lee Glentzer
Jim Phillips
Butchey
Bob Perkins
Cliff Keihn
Lloyd Working
Dick Harding
Max McDonald
John Fleether
John Craig
al Kennaday
Jack Beck
Ray Padgett
Bob Bedwell
Charles Myers
Dan Sexton
Larry Hanson
Denny Roof
Guy Speece
Chet Scersny
Horace Wilkinson
Thad Loudenback
Jae Paul Hughes
Perkins
Brian Hickok
Howard Reedy
Janet Hy
John Brandenburg
Dean Hanson
Butch Pugsley
Erhmal Warner
Paul Sylvester
al Kennedy
Rex Slick
Lee Fadely
Jerry Nicholas
Garr Flick
John Fletcher
Donald Small
Don Sinclair
David Livingston
Ray Boyce
Harlod Campbell
Morris Bailey
Bob Dye
Bob Copeland
Ae Bedwell
Charles
Duran Captures Lightweight Title In Bedlam Ending
Roberto Duran of Panama won the world lightweight crown when Ken Buchanan failed to come out for round 14 after a low punch at the bell to end round 13. The Madison Square Garden crowd of 18 821 roared as Duran dominated, with judges and officials tallying Duran ahead and Buchanan protesting a non foul outcome. Duran earned his 29th victory and 25th knockout, while Buchanan had claimed the title earlier in 1970 and defended it four times. The Garden gate reached 223,901 with Duran's share a 15 percent take plus other revenue.
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New York
Roberto Duran
Panama
Ken Buchanan
Buchanan
Gil Clancy
New York State Athletic Commission
Edwin Campbell
Johnny LoBianco
LoBianco
Chanan
Duran
Clancy
Campbell
Scot
Madison Square Garden
Jack Gordon
Bill Recht
Associated Press
Israel Laguna
Babe Ruth SOUTH DIAMOND Elks vs First National recap
Baseball box scores from Crawford Field and surrounding parks show Elks, Local 662, Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola teams scoring in varied innings. Key players include Burkett Randolph Phillips Tweed Utley Schuster and more with multiple hits noted for Steve Tweed and Rick Schuster.
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South Diamond Elks
Burkett
Randolph
Newton
Mollett
Hurley
Keey
Terry Moran
Phillips
Aoe
Smith
Lantz
North Diamond
Coca-Cola
Frisch
Anson
Brandon
Jones
Delco Remy
Utley
Frazier
Tweed and Schuster
Tweed
Steve Tweed
Rick Schuster
Marauders Top WRC in 9-2 Win Over Pendleton Heights
Mt. Vernon stays atop the White River Conference by defeating Pendleton Heights 9-2 as Joe Hall and Bob Lee lead with seven of the Marauders 15 hits. Hall goes 4 for 4 with three runs and two RBIs. Lee 3 for 4 with four RBIs and two runs and both hit homers. Highland blanks Lapel 11-0, Shenandoah tops Yorktown 14-8 in a slugfest as the Raiders rally with a seven-run sixth to even at 4-4. Shenandoah and Yorktown sit at 4-4. Mt. Vernon leads the league by a full game over Pendleton Heights. The two teams meet tonight at Pendleton at 5. Ogden stars for the Scots in an easy win. Highland hosts Yorktown at 5.
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Mt. Vernon
White River
Pendleton Heights
Highland
Lapel
Shenandoah
Yorktown
Marauders
Joe Hall
Bob Lee
Hall
Lee
Melton
Vernon
Pendleton
Ogden
Highlanders
Robin Riggs
Ron Hinton
Raider
Don Shelton
D. J. Keesling
Shelton
Elvin Lackey
Brian
Keesall
RBI Mock
Kerr
Dugger
S. Coonden
Henson
McCorkle
Hokins
RBI
Mills, Howell
Huntzinger
Chaney
Smart
Ar Te Wells
Ae Mock
Mock
McCromble
Sac — Hopkins
Barnhizer
Mulls
Hall and Hathcoat
RBI Riggs
Breden
Reed
Mahoney
Hinton
Bales
T. Thacker
Riggs
D. M
Thacker
Sanders Parkert
Valentine
Green A
Laurie
Bordenbecker
Green
York- Wilson
Uptown
Tota
Oon
Q Riggs
Arless
Arnold
Bolander
See
Jones
Swackhamer
Hall Hilton
Thecker
Probable MLB Pitchers Tuesday Night Schedule
A slate of Tuesday night games lists probable pitchers for both leagues. Notable matchups include Milwaukee at Baltimore Boett 3-8 vs Alexander 3-4, Boston at Cleveland Curtis 3-3 vs Wilcox 6-7, and New York at Detroit Blasingame 0-0 vs Lolich 11-3 with several other AL and NL games featuring listed starting arms and alternates.
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Gnettles
Brock
Fairly
Sizemore
Torre Philadelphia
McCraw
Doyle
North
Beniquez
Fosse
Kessinger
Fisk
Lolich
Moore
Gamble
Willams
Duffy
Strohmayer
Wrobnen
Hiser
Tiant
Lamb
Gibson
Luninski
Hickman
Oxlivie
Colbert T
Montanes
Fanzone Ib
Eters
Resion
Crewe- Clarke
Taylor
Rowas
Reuschel
Land
Harper
Brohamer
G Nettes
Allena
Arodiger
Yastrzemski
Pe- Murcer
Kaline
Bateman
Hite
Whorton If
Ryan
Lomberg
Falow
Hutton
Callison Rf
Jata
Mili Peters
Svoboda
Northrup
Munson
Stanley
Philadelphia
Hennigan
Michael
Brokman
Chicago
E-Champwn
Luzinski
Bona
Oglivie
Kekich
Scherma
Phila
McDaniel
Phelpha
Williams
Torres
Seelbach
Roland
Sf—Reuschel
Martin Milwaukee
Baltimore
Theobald
Buford If
New York
Chameree
Lahoud
Grich
Freehan
Detroit
Briggs
Crowley
Lersch
Erodiger
Retterund
W.horton
Murcer
S—Callison
Erraro
Blair Cf
Davis
Djohnson
Kekrich
Clark
Abrh
Bi Auerbach Ass
Jpowell
Lockwood
Jackson
Os Brown
Pyack
Millan
Howarth
Sandes Or
Haaron Ib
Goodson
Milwaukee
Ewillams
Kingman If
Rader
Casanova
Gallagher
Mperez
Fuentes
Hr—Lahoud
Pittsburgh
Reed
Bryant
Silo
B.davis
Cash
Mays
McQueen
Harrelson
Sanders
Agee ii
P.dobson
Stennett
Milner
Atlanta
G Jackson
Sanguilin
Aoliver
Kranpool
San
San Fran
Ebner
Fregosich
Francisco
Agher
Pagan
Dyer Cesico
Jurnandz
Piniella If
Rete
Schoblum Rf
Mana
Cmay If
Botson
Cleveland Andrews
Rojas
Hermann c
Mayberry
Unser
Lyttle
E—C Jones
Hebner
Fregosi
Brahamr
Morales
Floyd
Yotimski
A Johnson
Wood
DalCanta
Agee
Sb—Clines
R Smith
Bell
T.martinez
Hernandz
Koosman
Kansas City
McGraw
ST Louis
Abrh Bi Hunt
Jorgensn Ib
Crosby
Lou
Singleton
Simmons
Humphry
Melendez Cf
Maxvillis
Fairey
Montreal
Boett
Alexander
Harrison
Boston
Curtis
Cleveland
Wilcox
California
Minnesota
Percy
Bahnsen
Soutters
Oakland
Hamilton
Texas
Bosman
Twinight
Blasingame
Cumberland
A. Houston
Roberts
San Diego
Arlin
Cincinnati
Gullett
Los Angeles
Downing
Might
West
St. Louis
Oshicago
Houston
San Francisco
Evansville
Omaha
Indianapolis
Western Mine Ice
Wichita
Ocecce
Tulsa Denver
Oklahoma City Fessunal
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Bloomington
Dennis Roof
Bob Millikan
Jeff Palmer
Mike Mun‘dy
Jim Savage
Mike McNabb
Bill Charles
Wendall Brown
Bob Carlton
Jerry Shively
Ken Hall
Paul Hughes
Doug Fleming
Bob Ellar
Kenny Hod
Kenny Hardin
Jim Whit
Chicago Cub
Ron Santo
Gene Alley
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dock Ellis
Wrigley Field
Pirates
Cubs
UPI
Duran New
Babe Ruth
Pepsi-Cola
Putherd Jones
Coleman and Smith
Crawford Field
Woschitz
Mr. Paul
Roffler Stylist
Ronald Brown
Robert Downam
Paul Tolbert
Main ST
Blackie Zion
Heckaman Buick
Wp—Jones
Pb—Mccrocklin
BK —Wilson
U—Kirby
Rerv
Hiram Walker
Walker’s
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peoria
Mir
Monroe Matic
Firestone
Blackwall
Cond
Firestone Store
Don Lumsdon
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