Pirates Eliminate Carmel To Reach Title Game
Madison Heights defeated Carmel 69 to 62 in the Anderson regional opener, advancing the Pirates to the championship game. Key: Wilkerson with 23, Jessup 17, Swain 12 for Carmel. Lake 15 for Carmel. Harber and Morgan delivered late scoring for MH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Carmel
Maworth
Beaware Buy
Fierald
Madison Heights
Anderson
Paul Harber
Morgan
Harber
Bucs
Steve Porter
Jessup
Minnick
Willkerson
Wilkerson
Duke
Lake
Greyhounds
Swain
O'Neal
Ce Swain
Joe Jessup
Joe Minnick
Bill Lake
Yies
Herald
Steve Oberreich
Jennings County
Madison
Panthers
Associated Press Prep
Larry Humes
Danny Brown
Loogootee
Washington
Bedford
Lions
Michigan City
Bob Wilkerson
Hobard
Gary
Calumet
John Dubenetzky
Ed Chontos
Hobart
Chontos
Indianapolis Attucks
Indianapolis
Tech
Attucks
Dick McGuire
Derick Force
Tigers
Blackford Edges Haworth On Thiery Last Second Shot
In the Anderson regional game at the Wigwam Blackford Bruins win 64 63 as Daryl Thiery screws in a last second scoop shot. Don Yadon Led Blackford with 15 points while Orrin Bargethuis and Dave Fuqua added 12 each. Haworth's Don Wheeler had 14 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackford
Kokomo Haworth
Daryl Thiery
Wang
Anderson
Blackford County
Bruins
Thiery
Haworth
Huskies
Don ‘Yadon
Orrin Bargethuis
Dave Fuqua
Don Wheeler
Jack Crawford
Fuqua
Wheeler
Oberholzer
Crawford
Platt
Barger Huff
Harold Cox
Rick Smith
Herald
George G. Jackson
Dave Swikart
Don Yadon
Greg Parker
AHL
Wigwam
Harald
Steve Oberreich
Giant Killers Win Big In Indiana Open Tourney
Yorktown surged past New Castle 71-59 as the undefeated Mt. Vernon squad crushed Knox, while Elston and Elston led Bonaparte to a 91-56 win over Muncie Central. Fleming posted 17 points with 12 rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Yorktown
Gers
Moe
New Castle
Indiana
Mt Yorktown
Elston
Knox Bounty
Muncie
South Bend
Devils
Muncie Central
Ganked Trojans
Tigers
Fleming
Frew Casio
Bruce Parkinson
Madison
York
Morgan Eyes Reds as NL Pennant Contender in 1972
Tampa AP report quotes Morgan on Reds mixed speed and power, predicting 50 stolen bases and near 300 batting, while detailing roster moves including Concepcion and holdouts. The piece also covers high school regional hoops results with Madison and Hobart advancing, noting key scorers and upsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Joe Mor
Tolan
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
Bob Gibson
Piteh Morgan
Astros
Reds
Sparky Anderson Iie
Morgan
Oasis Yague
Moragan
Anderson
Houston
Dave Concepcion
Bobby
Hal Fp
Ang
Tole Sidae
Cay Carol
Vida Blue to Testify on Senate Subcommittee Hearing
Vida Blue the Oakland Athletics pitcher will testify Monday before a Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee. He has not signed a 1972 baseball contract and reportedly refuses to talk to the camera. Blue seeks 95000 to 102000 and is at his Baton Rouge home. Bill Bradley John Mackey Ed Garvey Bernie Parrish also slated to testify. Roberto Clemente in last three Pirates seasons has hit 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aotuwaive AP
Vida Blue
Oakland Athletics
Senate
Blue
Charlie Finley
Cam
Baton Rouge
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
Bill Bradley
New York Knicks
John Mackey
Baltimore Colts
Ed Garvey
National Football League Players Association
Bernie Parrish
Cleveland Browns
Regional Scores From Associated Press Basketball Rounds
Regional semifinals scores feature Hobart 62 over Calumet 53 and Carmel 62 over Indianapolis Attacks 65. Other highlights include Jeffersonville 87, Franklin County 87, and Fort Wayne North 9 defeating Bloomfield 61. Major teams cited include Bloomington, Lafayette Jefferson 85, Reitz 55, Michigan City Elston 91, and Terre Haute North 110, Rockville 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hobart
Calumet
West
Hammond
Anderso Anderson
Madison Heights
Indi
Anapolis
Carmel
Blackford
Kokomo Tech
Haworth
Cathedral
Brome Columbus
Shelbyville
Bloomington
Lafayette University
Benton Central
Pine
Center Grove
Brown Lage
County
Lafayette Jefferson
Low- Connersville
JacCen-Del
Lawrence- Marionburg
Marion
Norwell
Connersville
Rushville
Huntington
Peru
Elkhart
NEW Castle Penn
South Bend
Jackson
Yorktown
New Calle
Richmond
Union City
Rochester
Columbia City
Seymour
Madison
Jennings County
Evansville
Tell City
Mount Vernon
Jeffersonville
Eastern
Posey
Washington
Vincennes
Reitz
Michigan City
Elston
Fort Wayne
Knox
Garrett
Fort Wagen
Portage
St * Rosonh's
Noble
Terre Haute North
Bloomfield
Clay City
Frankfort
Terre Haute
Rock- Pike
Cloverdale
Ville
Crawfordsville
Loogootee
Bedford
Jasper
Orleans
Ruden Feels He Can Win In Meet Today
Los Angeles AP reports Ruden, Mark, Matson, and Fuerbach lead a featured track meet showdown. World record context centers on shot put and mile as Randy Matson, Al Fuerbach, Kjell Isaksson, and Chris Papanicolaou contend for records and Olympic bids amid injuries and altitude concerns. Marty Liquori and USC relay hopes add depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruden
Los Angeles
Tom Mark
von Ruden
Dim Ryan
Battle Betion
Randy Matson
Fuerbach
King
Ryan
Santa Barbara
Calif
University of Kansas
Kjell Isaksson
Sweden
Olympic
Bobnto Sea8ren
Lergy
Isaksson
Chris Papanicolaou
Greece
Mexico City
Kip Keino
Kenya
Marty Liquori
University of Southern California
Leon Brown
Edesel Garrison
Willie Deckind
Don Quarrie
Quarris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phil Buck
Pirate
Bobby Wilkerson
Minick
Porter
Gary Duke
Doc O'Neal
Jim Bailey
M Andeea
Bargerhall
Kokomo
Yadon
Mike Platt
Aera Hin
Nolanta
Parke
Giant Killers
Tourney
Cormet
Gary Duryea
Red Morgan
Cincy
Greg Shippy
Hoberto
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Matson
Opel
Heckaman
BUICK
Broadway