Physique and Weightlifting Contests in Indiana Today
Bill Ashpaugh from Westvale Indiana competes in the Mr. Indiana physique event at the YMCA gym in Ander son at 12 noon, entering as 1970 titleholder with a 49 inch chest and six feet tall, 208 pounds. Wally Williams of 1527 North Madison Avenue Ander son weighs 208 pounds and stands six feet, entering the Mr. America title chase later this year in Detroit Michigan at 1 p.m.
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Holloway Realty and Marion College Reach Semis
Holloway Realty of Marion and Marion College of Indianapolis advanced to the Midwest AAU regional semifinals after a high scoring night at Anderson High School Wigwan. Holloway used a makeshift squad from Milwaukee as they edged Lincoln College of Springfield 119 105, with Sutter leading early and a cast of double figure scorers. Bill Smith poured 40 for Marian and the Knights rallied to erase a 16 point halftime deficit, setting up Sunday’s matchup with the Anderson Launderners while Holloway faced Marian in the late game.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Recent Fixtures
Baseball exhibition results feature Boston over Texas eight to one and Minnesota topping Houston seven to three. Detroit defeats Philadelphia five to three, Kansas City four to none, Chicago A loses to Montreal six three, St Louis dominating New York N eleven seven, California defeating Chicago N eleven to one, Cleveland overcoming Milwaukee seven to four, San Francisco nine over Oakland.
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UCLA Faces Long Beach In NCAA Far West Regional
UCLA coach John Wooden criticized his team’s shooting as Long Beach State upset potential, with UCLA routed 90-58 by Weber State in a practice noted before the Far West Regional. North Carolina, Florida State, Louisville, and Kansas State also advance, with UCLA set to meet Long Beach at Provo Utah. Ed Ratleff led Long Beach with 16 points, while Walton struggled early.
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Jim Price
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Jack Hartman
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Pacers Rip Pros in 111-93 Victory
Indiana built a big second quarter run to crush Memphis 111-93 at Fort Wayne. Mel Daniels led with 22 rebounds while the Pacers improved to 12 games behind Utah, as both teams shot poorly and traded baskets early before Indiana pulled away.
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Oilers and Hughes Reach Agreement in Settlement
Houston Oilers and former head coach Ed Hughes announced a settlement of the contract dispute that arose after Hughes left the team in December. Owner K. S. Adams Jr. and Hughes said a meeting in New York with NFL Commissioner Rozelle clarified a mutual misunderstanding about whether Hughes resigned or was fired. Details were not disclosed.
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Bartow Signs Three Year Contract With Memphis State
Gene Bartow, who lifted Memphis State basketball from the cellar to MVC co championship, signed a new three year deal with the school. The Coach of the Year in the MVC had been linked to LSU to replace Press Maravich.
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Non-resident New York hunting licenses priced
Non-resident licenses for small game in New York state cost 18 dollars. A combined small and big game license is 35 dollars.
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Eastern Michigan Cager Gervin Faces Probe After Brawl
East Michigan star Gervin, a 60 point scorer from Detroit, suspended after punching Roanoke’s Jay Piccola during the NCAA College Division semifinal. The incident prompted a review by school president and NCAA officials. Gervin flew home with teammates as coach Dutcher announced his resignation plan.
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Dolphins Triumph as Lafayette Advances in NIT Thriller
Emiel Fleming scored 23 points and David Brent blocked six shots to lift Jacksonville to a 94-75 win over Fordham in the first round of the National Invitation Tournament. Lafayette rallied past Virginia 72-71 as Jay Mottola's late free throw sealed the comeback in the doubleheader at Madison Square Garden.
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College Basketball Scores From NAIA and NCAA Tournaments
Tournament results show Lafayette defeating Virginia 72 71 in a close finish. Jacksonville 94 over Fordham 75. Vincennes 89 Gulf Coast 81 in winners bracket while Southern Illinois 98 Seminole Oklahoma 80 in losers bracket. Arizona Western Yuma 92 Dalton Ga 7 and Claire State 83 Gardner Webb 68. Tennessee State 107 Eastern Michigan 82 in NCAA College Division third place.
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Two Tied For Indian Open Lead
Calcutta AP Ben Arda of The Philippines and Walter Godfrey of Australia shared the halfway lead in the 72 hole Indian Open at Royal Calcutta Golf Club with 138 totals. Arda carded a two under par 71 on Friday while Godfrey shot a 65.
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