Peru Tigers edge Blackford to win CIC title in thriller
In Elwood Peru clinched the Central Indiana Conference title 96 91 over Blackford. The Tigers tied the conference record in the 880 relay with Carl Shumpert Ruben Dilworth Jim Oldaker and Bruce Wills 4 27 5. Doc Fuller set a high jump mark 64 4. Dave Kemps of Blackford clocked 4 56 5 in the 880. Walker was disqualified in the race, costing Peru eight points.
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Major League Standings and Peru meet recap
The Arete finished just behind Peru by three tenths of a second, with Peru winning five events including the two-mile run, 880 relay, high jump, long jump, and pole vault. MVPs were Jon Denney for sprints and Harold Burns for hurdles, linking notable performances across teams Blackford and Peru.
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Opening weekly Edgewood couple golf tourney results
The Edgewood Country Club hosted the opening weekly husband wife golf tourney. Gibson and partner led front nine with 42, Petersons topped back nine with 42, O Heron and Peck tied for front nine second at 43, and Estes second on back nine at 43. Net division leaders: Betts front nine 26, Forrest 27, Wilkenson 30, Collins 30. Back nine nets: Brasher 27, Collins 29, Mudd 24, Desinison 24.
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Ravens Clash With Bluffton In HBCC Diamond Showdown
Anderson College seeks two wins at Memorial Field to claim the Hoosier-Burrkeye Conference title as Bluffton tops the league in hitting and pitching. Anderson trails Findlay, needs a two-game sweep while Findlay loses once to secure the crown in the final week.
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White Sox Trade Bill Sharp for Bob Coluecio
The Chicago White Sox traded left handed outfielder Bill Sharp to the Milwaukee Brewers for right handed outfielder Bob Coluecio. Sharp hit .200 in 18 games for Chicago this season, while Coluecio batted .100 in 2 games for Milwaukee.
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Tribe Girls Top Lassies in rout at Denny Field
Anderson High School girls easily defeated Highland 68 to 37 in a Friday rack meet at Denny Field. The Indian Maidens swept most relays and captured nearly every top individual blue ribbon with multiple event winners and strong performances from Beaty, Price, Starkey, Lanning, and Motley among others.
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Special Olympics Carded Today at Muncie Central High
Madison County sends over 400 regional Special Olympics athletes to Muncie Central High School today alongside Blackford Delaware Grant Jay and Randolph counties. Contingents include 60 school age and the Richter Center participants competing in swimming track and field and softball. Winners are celebrated and all contestants aim for Terre Haute June 24 slate meet eligibility.
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Owens Dairy Bar opens at East Side Drug Store
Tom Dearing announces East Side Drug Store now presents Owen Dairy Bar offering cones sandwiches and malts with fountain service.
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Catfish Hunter Faces A's In First Return Since Trade
A's legend Catfish Hunter returns to Oakland for a pregame clash with his former teammates after signing with the Yankees for over 3 million dollars. He predicts a 20 win season, praises Vida Blue, and recalls mail from Oakland during tough outings amid mixed fan reactions. Hunter jokes about the big contract and the nickname Catfish.
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Highland Seats rely on balance pace to post 7 1 record
Highland high school baseball rides solid defense timely hitting and smart pitching to a 7 1 start led by sophomore Rick Lantz a 64 era hurler with 56 innings 9 runs charged 24 strikeouts and 11 walks. Coach Bob Stecher praises fielding clutch play and team unity as key to seizing the sectional lead.
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Furniture Bargains at Hewot's Warehouse
Bargain sale announced at Hewot's Furniture Warehouse located at 1520 Meridian with discounts on sofas tables and bedroom sets. Local shoppers are expectant as new stock is displayed and prices are marked down for a limited time.
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