Anderson sectional tourney shows grit and order
The Anderson sectional basketball event proves high drama and strong sportsmanship with 9000 fans, auxiliary police securing floor access, and praise for players like Madison Heights Pirates and MH Lapel rivals. Officials faced hazards as three referees reportedly suffered heart attacks. crowd behavior remained largely disciplined amid intense action and strong local coaching talent across schools such as Alexandria and Lapel.
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Phil Buck
Ray Estes
Alexandria
Lapel
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Pirates
Alex Cattles
Indiana
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Anderson Area
Anderson High School
Charles Cummings
Johnny Wilson
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Warriors Top Pick For Berth In NCAA Tournament
Kansas City AP reports three squads locked in No. 5 in the NCAA race led by Long oquette Beach State Brigham Young and Weber State while UCLA stands atop. Key at large bids include UCLA North Carolina Syracuse Houston Hawaii Oral Roberts and Detroit. Conference races remain tight as Kentucky battles Tennessee, and several teams eye at large spots with post season tours looming.
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Weber State
Elinch
Letie Association
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Marshall
Florida State
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Houston
Hawaii
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New Mexico State
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Syracuse
Jacksonville
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Detroit
Kentucky
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Tennessee
Vols
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Corrected Flaw May Help Ranger Hurler
Five years in the major leagues show a pitcher may have corrected a flaw hindering progress. Texas Rangers front office head Joe Burke notes teams seek left-handed pitchers and trades often reflect past doubts. Paul, 26, joined the Rangers in a winter eight-man deal with the Cleveland Indians after a 27 win season with Cleveland and five years in their system.
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Texas Rangers
Joe Burke
Ranger
Paul
Rangers
Cleveland Indians
Mike
Indians
Bul
Louisville Moves Into Second In AP Ratings
The Associated Press Top Ten college basketball poll sees UCLA remain undefeated at number one with 41 first place votes. Louisville rises to second, edging North Carolina, while Marquette drops after a loss to Long Beach State and Brigham Young falls from the top ten.
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Associated Press
Marquette
Jim
Long Beach State
Brigham Young
UCLA
Center
New York Nets
Louis-'ville
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Louisville
Cincinnati
Carling
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Asie
Sam McDowell
Tech
Virginia
San
Sam
Francisco Giants
Rte
Borek
Grossinger
N.Y
Long
Pine Hollow
Metropolitan Golf Writers Association
Metropolitan New York
Paul Grossinger
Gutta
Acquired pitching prospect Paul moves through spring drills
News describes Paul’s pitching adjustments by Sid Hudson and Ted Williams during spring training with the Rangers. It notes his curve ball improvement after coach intervention, the team’s need for a lefty in the rotation, and Williams belief in Paul’s potential if he develops breaking stuff alongside his fastball.
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Washington Senators
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Paul Lindblad
Jim Shellenback
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Russians dominate Sapporo cross country events at Winter Games
Lubov Moukacheva led a Russian sweep as the Soviet team grabbed five golds in Sapporo light to the strong show by their cross country skiers. The United States finished with no medals in the top ten of the cross country events, while Japan and Czechoslovakia also tallied medals in the grueling Nordic competition.
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Lotte Orions
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Tokyo
Sapporo
Tucson
Ariz
Japan
Hideki Nakano
Olga Rokko
Uies
Soviet Union
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Nakano
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Viadi
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Ing
Alaska
Tom
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Orions
Jim Miller
Mexico
Giants
Maine
Chris Speier
Ceivdorsen
Speier
Ladislav Rygl
Czech
Simashev
van Pronin
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United States
France
Czechoslovakia
Spe
Canada
Austria
Strike Threatens Aqueduct Opening
New York AP report that Aqueduct race track may delay its early season as mutuels clerks and private guards in separate labor disputes threaten to halt the opening. Clerks seek reinstatement of 0 jobs amid wage questions, while guards lack a contract since December 31. Sentiment for a strike runs high among rank and file members despite no authorized walkout.
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Aqueduct
New York Racing Association
NYRA
Independent Association of Mutuel
Andrew Squazz0
Wa Fering
Squazzo
A. Hobeau Farm
Duck Dance
Tunex
Forum
Joy
Fella
Herbert Allen
Jack Dance
Ted
Power
Fire
Trojans Clinch NCC Title After Final Loss
New Castle Trojans still claim the NCC championship though they closed the regular season with a 92-77 defeat at Kokomo. Dirk Hawkins led Kokomo with 25 points, Kent Benson paced New Castle with 17, and Richmond clinched the runners up as Muncie Central, Lafayette, and Marion bowed out in the final standings.
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Ae Kokomo
Muncie Central
Richmond
Lafayette
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Logansport
Owen
x-Richmond
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Chicago
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Ron Hinkel
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Smithley
Tom Taylor
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Way
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Greg Freeman
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Wayne Snider
Ney Richmond
Pies Youngish Anderson Indians
Jas Dirk Hawkins
Brad Mounlty
Barry Moore
Jerry Miller
John Martin
Dave Snodgress
Ilthe ‘Trojans
Benson
Muncie
Keman
Buckeyes, Gophers Share Lead in Big Ten Race
Indiana squandered an 11 point halftime lead to beat Michigan 79-75 as Joby Wright scored 26 for the Hoosiers and Henry Wilmore added 27 for Michigan. Ohio State surged past Illinois 109-70 to pull into a share of the conference lead, led by Wardell Jackson's 23 and Luke Witte's 21. Minnesota rallied from 16 down to edge Purdue 48-43, with Bob Nix scoring 15 to help tie for first place.
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Henry Wilmore
John Ritter
Indiana
Bloomington
Ritter
Hoosiers
UPI
Sluumingiun
Ind
Joby Wright
Wayne Grabiee
Gabriee
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Steve Downing
Stan Ewees
Bootsy White
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Ohio
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Purdue
Wardell Jackson
Luke Witte
Bill Morris
Nick Weatherspoon
Mllnois
Boilermakers
Bob Nix
Gophers
Nix
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Bob Ford
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Harv Schmidt
Adiona
Wisconsin
Linois
Milan St
Owa
St. John Arenis
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