Pacers Rally Past Nets in Game Two to Tie Series
Indiana. Pacers comeback powered by Fred Collycomb 33 points and George McGinnis 22 as they defeat the Nets 124 103 at the Indianapolis Fairgrounds. Nets guard Roger Brown led New York with 34 points while Mel Daniels added 24 for Indiana.
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Yanks and Dodgers Rally for Weekend Victories
The Yankees and Dodgers both posted wins with home runs sparking their rallies. Yankee batters connected for key long balls while Los Angeles rode early scoring and strong relief to beat Montreal and move atop the standings.
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Sammy Davis Jr Named Witness In House Sports Crime Probe
A House Select Committee on Crime will hear Sammy Davis Jr and other figures in a probe into organized crime influence in professional sports. Testimony will cover game fixing approaches to football players, bribe reports involving officials, and a boxing match tied to New Jersey crime figures.
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Paceate MEAROWBROOK Sertoma Club report shuffled scores
Fragmented OCR records a local sports brief with names like Filawater Coca-Cola Hall Imel Needler Dodd Arnold and First National Exchange. Mentions a Wednesday game time 5 43 pm and partial scores tied to a local club event.
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ANI Team Finishes 20th at Hoosier Masters Bass Tourney
A four man ANI team from Anderson Newspapers placed twentieth among 176 entries at the Hoosier Masters Indiana State Team Invitational Bass Tournament held at Lake Monroe. Roger Hardacne Ralph Browning Gale Carse and Dick Isom totaled 3090 paint points for large and smallmouth bass at least two inches long. Ten points per ounce weighed, with a 2 pound largest catch.
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Frankton Eagles rely on pitching depth in preconference slate
Frankton opens a 10 game preconference schedule at home against the Alexandria Tigers. Coach Larry Moerica cites Truex and Konkle as the strong core of a young pitching staff, with five juniors and sophomores vying for lineup spots and expectation of improving by sectional time.
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AC Taylor clash today for HBCC crown showdown
Anderson College and Taylor University meet in a 1:30 doubleheader at Memorial Field to decide the Haven Baker Buckeye Conference title. AC coach Don Brandon calls it a crucial battle as both teams chase the league crown with playoff implications and strong hitting from Taylor and AC hurlers Tony Cook and Jon Ballard.
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Madison Heights Athletes Deliver Second in Shelbyville Pentathlon
Three Madison Heights High School athletes won blue ribbons at Shelbyville Pentathlon with team second place. Steve Crandall earned a long jump blue ribbon at 19-1 and 10 yard dash time 10.8. Elrey Mohinsor scored 23 points overall, with Crandall fourth senior overall. Robitson led Connersville and Elo placed in the long jump and 690 events amid slick running surfaces.
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Hand Tigers Fall To Yorktown In Rain Shortened Meet
Hand Tigers suffer their first loss of the season as Yorktown beats them 217 to 235 at Anderson Country Club. Shenandoah trails by 33 strokes with a 288 while individual leaders include Windlaw 38 Dixon 41 and Humes 40 for the Tigers. Seals return to action Monday at Yule Country Club against Alexandria.
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