Attica Eyes State Bid After Victory Over Lafayette
Attica reaches the round of 16 for the fifth time in Indiana high school basketball, with a tall, balanced lineup led by Maree and Turpin. Greencastle, North Miami, and Gary Roosevelt loom, while Lafayette’s strong regional showing sets the field for the semistate at Pur-die University.
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Tom Sehmid
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Dave McCracken
Bob Pontius
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North
Southern Will Be Watched Very Closely By Kurt Ereudenthal
Indiana outlook centers on the Southern Conference with Vincennes Jeffersonville and Evansville Heitz among contenders in the SIAC and state semis. The field includes Vincennes, Beliz, and Hollen amid a crowded chase for the crown as teams push toward the four-week grind.
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Er Hollen
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Holland
Huntingburg
Jerry Stephenson
Alan Cundiff
Davils
Possible Playoff Set in Big Ten
Big Ten championship implications center on Michigan Iowa clash at Iowa City with a playoff if needed to determine the conference representative for the NCAA tournament. A Michigan win would crown Iowa and Ohio State co champions with 14 wins. playoff at Purdue would decide the NCAA bid.
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Leap Year bachelor list hits sports stars and stars align
Leap Year prompts a roundup of single male athletes from NFL to tennis. Joe Namath, Bill Mathis, Ernie Kay, Donny Anderson, Lance Rentzel, and others across Jets Giants Packers Rams Browns and more are noted as eligible. Golfers hockey players and tennis figures including Bob Malaga Chuck Pasarell Arthur Ashe top the list with playful caution.
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Robinson Ends Holdout to Sign Orioles Contract
Robinson, ending a six day holdout, signed for about $115,600 with the Baltimore Orioles, among the highest paid active players in the American League. The one year deal carries no performance or attendance clauses and shows confidence in a return to form after missing part of 1967 with double vision.
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Dickinson Ties Doral Record in Opening Round
Gardner Dickinson shot a seven under par 65 to tie the Doral Open record and lead the first round in Miami. Lionel Hebert Howie Johnson trailed after Dickinson as Ray Floyd battled infection and tied for third with Dave Hill, while Jack Nicklaus misfortune and George Knudson's struggles marked a rough day for top players.
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Pendleton Baseball Officers Announced
Pendleton's Lionel Stewart reports the election of new Pendleton Baseball leaders including Don Correcht as president of Little League Norm Whited for Midget League Guten Coleman for Babe Ruth League with Warren Brown as secretary and Maurice McCurdy treasurer. The piece also lists honor rolls and various league totals and sponsors across multiple divisions.
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Officials Named for Four Indiana Semistates
The Indiana High School Athletic Association announced officials for Saturday semistate basketball. Assignments include Al Quansville Jim Dimitroff Indianapolis and Roy Kilby Columbus among others across Fort Wayne Indianapolis Hammond and West Lafayette regions.
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Cage Scores College Basketball Roundup
North Carolina State 68 over Mercer 84 at Duke 48 and Clemson 72 over Fordham 6. Manhattan 83 defeated North Carolina 70 at Wake Forest 70.
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