Ravens Win First Track Meet in Hoosier Conference Season
Ravens edge East team for their inaugural win as Highland leads in the Western Conference showdown. Strong performances in hurdles and sprints highlight the meet, with notable returns from former college athletes and a cautious weather impact on times.
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Anderson College Track Meet Results and Postponed Baseball Game
The report lists Anderson College track results with multiple athletes including Bradford, Woodward, and Hall, along with distances and times. It notes Ball State postponing a baseball game due to bad weather, to be replayed at Munrie School.
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Anderson Indians Beat Muncie Clinches Pugh 200th Win
Anderson's baseball team handed Muncie a 3 run loss as coach Pugh secured his 200th win in North Central Conference action. The victory keeps the Indians in second place behind Lafayette Jeff as NCC standings tighten ahead of a big two-year meet.
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Derby announcer calls 12-horse race at Churchill Downs
Louisville announcer Chick Anderson, preparing Derby coverage, explains how he identifies each horse by colors and vocalizes the field aloud to keep them straight. He notes the challenge of distinct colors and the need to practice pronunciation for post time at Churchill Downs.
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Idlewold Women Open Golf Year May 7
Idlewold women begin the golf season on May 7 while Marion faces a tough schedule with Aderson and Lafayette. The AHL schedule closes May 18 with the Giant-Trib clash. Marion could gain an edge if Lafayette Jeff falters. Anderson goes to Muncie for the Burris Invitational Saturday.
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McMillan Retains Mets Front Office Role After Retirement
Roy McMillan announced his retirement as a player but will remain with the New York Mets in the front office. The 36 year old, who reinjured his right shoulder, will assist infield work and coordinate with farm clubs after a short conditioning period in Florida. McMillan, a 10 year veteran with the Reds and Brewers, played 2,003 major league games, most at shortstop, and will continue with the organization as an assistant to help develop infielders.
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Vandrey's 4 16 4 marks new mile record at Valparaiso
Vandrey broke his own mile mark with 4 16 4 at the Valparaiso Relays. The Pendleton Idlewold Ladies Golf and Social Club opens its 1967 season with a May Breakfast on May 7 at 9 am inviting members and prospective members to reserve by May 1. the program includes a club dining room breakfast and a discussion on defense of the Valparaiso title. Team scores show Valparaiso 71 South Bend Central 64 Hobart Idlewold 48 La Porte 23 Hammond 31 and others as meets begin with relays and medley events.
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Tribe Loses To Kokomo In Dual Meet
In a Yorktown area track event, Kokomo edged the Tribe 71 47 as Patterson and Pyle led the winning effort. Key performances included a seven hitter from Hunter and a strong relay showing by Kokomo with Gifford, McCromy, Tucker, and Baty.
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Noblesville wins threeway golf meet over Lapel and Mount Vernon
Noblesville Marauders take first in a three way golf meet beating Lapel and Mount Vernon. Individual scores include several 39s and a 42, with top medalist honors shared among players from Noblesville and Mount Vernon as teams compete across multiple events.
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St Marys Avenges Track Loss To Lape In Eighth Grade Meet
St Marys defeated Lape 48 to 0 in an eighth grade track and field meet at Athletic Park Monday. Gaels coach Tom Cherem and assistant Tim McClain led St Marys in a meet that followed a prior 32 point loss to Lape in a triangular event.
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Hin- ga to Address Fairmount Athletic Dinner Thursday
James Hin- ga, Ball State University basketball coach, will speak at the Fairmount High School athletic dinner to honor Fairmount teams in basketball wrestling track tennis and golf. Tickets are $1.50 at the high school. event open to the public.
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Pistons Hire Paul Seymour As Assistant Coach
Former NBA coach Paul Seymour was hired as an assistant coach for the Detroit Pistons. He previously led three NBA teams and will also serve as a scout. The move follows Dennis Butcher stepping into the head coach role after Dave DeBusschere resigned last March.
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