Extra hole gives Tribe golfers win in windy playoff
Indians and Red Devils tied 311 after top five scores. Doug Nelson birdied the 260 yard par four first hole at Edgewood to win the playoff, with Wyzawski, Erehart, Estes and Smith posting pars. Frankton beat Wes Del 171-209 at Yale, Noblesville defeated Madison Heights 336-369 at Fox Prairie, and Madison Heights seeks first win after Noblesville loss.
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Jeff Munger
Charlie Williams
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John Swan
David Mauck
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Shenandoah
Valley View
Scott Ainsworth
Pirates
Mark Sidwell
Todd Anson
John Dalton
Ken Coquillette
Doug Miles
the Miller
Bucs
Siory
Grandview
Pendleton Heights
Bucketters edge Argylls in tight tennis clash
Bucketters defeated Argylls 4-3 to claim their fourth straight win as Darla DeLong Laura Brown and Christy Bigier won singles. The doubles pair Kelly Myers and Wendy Greenberg sealed victory at the South Side Sports Complex.
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Laura Brown
Christy Bigier
Pirates
Kelly Myers
Wendy Greenberg
Greenfield Central
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Para Deng
Tina Root
Sy Walle
Ieam Sky
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Pam Wendo
Grayier
Amy Breet
Richmond Rambling Rose Quarter Marathon Ready to Run
Richmond YMCA opens registrations for its fourth Rambling Rose Quarter Marathon tied to the Rose Festival. The 6.5 miles event starts 6 30 p.m. Saturday June 24 with early entry discounts through June 19. contact Chuck Mc Cracken at 317-1962 7504 for details.
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Richmond Ymca
Richmond
Chuck McCracken
Richmond Ymca Sports and Fitness
Lapel Coach Telfer resigns to lead at North Putnam
Lapel High School announces the resignation of head football coach and athletic director Telfer to take the top football and baseball roles at North Putnam High School. North Putnam, a large Class A program with football tradition, lures Telfer after a tenure starting in 1972.
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North Putnam High School
North Putnam
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Lapel
Soviets Lose First on American Tour in Indiana
The United States Sertoman All-Stars upset the Soviet National Junior team 95 to 85 before about 5,000 fans at Wigwam in Anderson. Coach Vladimir Obukhov credited the strong second half and said the Soviets did not play well after intermission.
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Andrei Krasazuyev
United States
Indiana
Anderson Asac Sertoman
Vladimir Obukhov
Indiana All Stars hold off USSR in seesaw tilt at halftime
A rough seesaw clash in Philadelphia sees Indiana All Stars, aided by Ohio and Kentucky, surge past a strong Soviet squad after halftime. Dwight Anderson scores 22 to lead Sertoma, with 80 shots to 70 and 27 of 40 at the line.
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Obukhov
Anderson
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David Magley
Vince Taylor
Lexington
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John Hegwood
Gary Roosevelt
Ray Estes
Carmel
Eric Clark
Indiana
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