Voss of Anderson Shines Despite One-Run Defeat
Anderson senior pitcher Steve Voss known as Catfish kept his high school undefeated streak alive until a 1-0 loss to Kokomo. He allowed five hits and zero runs until an error and wild pitch produced the decisive run. Voss sports a 15-1 career record and has 25 strikeouts in 27 innings while backing by Jeff Taylor and strong infield defense.
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Steve
Catfish) Voss
Anderson High School
Voss
Kokomo
Anderson
Gary Erskine
Erskine
New Castle
Tribe
Catfish
Indians
Jeff Taylor
Taylor
AHS
AHL
Coed
Legion
Memorial Field
Jeff
Lafayette
Veale Fires Three-Hitter As Pirates Top Reds
Bob Veale pitched a three hitter for Pittsburgh as they edged Cincinnati 4 1. Mazeroski doubled home the go ahead run in the fifth and Richie Hebner opened the inning with a single. Stargell hit a 440 foot homer to tie the game in the fourth.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Bob Veale
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Veale
Mazeroski
Pirates
Richie Hebner
Fred Patek
Wayne Granger
Patek
Bob Robertson
Reds
Lee May
Hal McRae
Willie Stargell
Jim McGlothlin
Madison County Women’s Softball League Announces Entry Deadline
The Madison County Women’s Softball League sets a May 15 deadline for teams to enter the first women’s league in years. Season play tentatively begins June 3 at Towsy Field. contact Norman York at 378-3602 to organize or assist.
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Madison County
Towsy Field
Nae
Norman York
Andretti Escapes Injury After Indy Crash At Speedy Turn
Andretti narrowly escaped injury in a dramatic crash at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway while driving his new McNamara Ford No 1 car. He skidded 400 feet, hit the inside wall twice, and crawled out unhurt as track activity paused and rain arrived. Officials noted the incident involved a broken rear half shaft and left-side power loss, with 6 to 10 cars on track at the time.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Mario Andretti
Andretti
Indianapolis J
Motor Speedway
U.S
Germany
Teamsters Union
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N. M
Mark Donohue
Peter Revson
Darrell Dockery
al Lequasto
Lee Kunzman Guttenburg
Partner Best Ball Tourney Planned At Grandview Course
Grandview Golf Course announces a partnership best ball handicap tourney running May to June 29. Each player uses full handicap with postings in the Pro Shop. Early rounds must be completed by May 25 and June 8, with finals due by June 29. numerous two person matchups are listed in the brackets.
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Grandview Course
Grandview
Willard Sipes
Rick Kirk
Vern Fields
Mike Zorabedian
Mike Isaacs
Bob Windlaw
Jime Steele
Herm Robinson
John Lawdon
Jim Ohler
Gene Owens
Don Keesey
Bud Biddle
Henry Robinette
Carl Whisler
Jerry van Metre
Joe Fields
Wendell Parson
John Cook
Duane Cue
Lawrence Murphy
John Kluesner
Harold Robinson
Joe Niece
Jim Holsapple
John Konkle
Oscar Melson
Don Granger
Ron Granger
Ed Dennis
Bob Arnold
Dave Bilrey
ABA Finals Start Friday Between Pacers and Stars
The ABA finals open in Indianapolis Friday night between the Indiana Pacers and the Los Angeles Stars. The second game airs nationally with local blackout, and Games 3 and 4 will be in the Los Angeles area if needed before the series resumes here. Indiana and Los Angeles advanced by defeating Kentucky and Denver, both 41.
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Indianapolis
UPI
American Basketball Association
Indiana Pacers
Los Angeles Stars
Pacers
Mike Storen
Los Angeles
Indiana
Kentucky
Denver
Raven Diamondmen End Season With Doubleheader
Anderson College closes its 1970 baseball campaign with a 1 30 p.m. doubleheader against Earlham at Memorial Field needing two wins. Dave Heitzenrater leads AC with a 3 2 record and 2 53 ERA after a Saturday win, while Rich Christenson hits .391 with 23 steals as the Ravens aim to finish strong against the top HCC team.
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Anderson College
Earlham
Memorial Field
Ravens
Ledger
Hanover
Panthers
Quakers
Dave Heitzenrater
Heitzenrater
Rich Christenson
Raven
Christenson
Butler captures rain shortened Indiana golf title
Butler won the rain abbreviated Indiana Collegiate Conference golf championship with a team total of 441 at RENSSELAER. DePauw finished runner up with 467, followed by St. Joseph's 472, Valparaiso 474, and ee 474.
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Rensselaer, Ind
UPI
Butler
Indiana
DePauw
St. Joseph’s
Valparaiso
Little 500 Starting Lineup Itemized By Rider and Team
The fragment lists riders from various towns and states with vehicle brands and lap times or numbers. Names include Mike Gross, Mel Moffitt, Dick Gaine, Buzz Gregory, Jim Smith, Sheldon Kinser, and others across rows with affiliations to Chevys and auto dealers.
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Taylorsville
Mike Gross
Jerry Blugelesburg
Mel Moffitt
Dan Bowlen
Loomington
Liiton
Ohio
Mark
Hank Smith
Herman Wie
Herman Wise Che
Dick Gaine
Mitchell
Dizz
Wilson Choy
Bob Kinser
Bloomington
Kinser Auto Sales
Don Hewitt
Troy
Ma Heffner
Fess Kins
Wood River
Oscar Raghe
Lyte Kale Shillington
Mba
Dee Rick Goring
Richard J Kakomo
Diaz" Wilson
Buzz Gregory
Anapolis
Vans
Watson Brothers
Luke Eagter
Wees
Bean Vias
Davis Raving Team
Tom York
South Bend
Bob Caron
Dick Fraizer
Mooreland
Pitcock Construction
James Smith
Burgoon
Owmond Ludwiesee
Eddie Casaat Kearney
Keith Barker
Jim Moughan
Springfield
Elmo Smalley
Waverly
Kunkle-Richardson
Kentucky State Center Elmore Smith Faces Goaltending Toll
In a prior season upset, Kentucky State sophomore Elmore Smith drew 12 goaltending calls against Eastern Michigan. The incident highlights the challenges for a seven footer in high level college play and the scrutiny of defensive plays.
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Frankfort
Elmore Smith
Kentucky State
Eastern Michigan
Major League Box Scores From Baseball Clash
Box scores show Chicago at Montreal and New York at Cincinnati with Cepeda Callison Aaron Homerun highlights and St Louis Woodward debut. Key players include Kessinger Laboy Stargell Sanguillen Patek and Veale pitching in a compact scoring view.
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Smith
An Popovich
Roe
Elle
Gallison
Carty
Chicago
Lobatlanta
Martin
Kessinger
Banks
HR Cepeda
Callison
Aaron
SF Ams
S-Millan
Hickman
Sb- Jackson
Niekro W
Reynolds L
Agee
M Jones If
Harrelson
Staub
Swoboda
Fairly
Shamsky
Fairey
Clendenalbe
Laboy
Boswell
Batemane
Crones
McGinn
Grote
Seaver
Montreal
New York
Montréal
Bateman
McRae
Hebner
Mazerosk
McGlothin
Veale
Concepen
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
E-Sanguillen
Lobcincinnati
Mazeros
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
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San Diego
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California
Milwaukee
Valence
National Levy
United Press Internatornal
Newark
St. Pittsburgh Louis
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Boston Mu
Washington
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
al Mu
Kansas City
Four Cities Bid For 1976 Winter Olympics
Four cities Sion Tam pere Denver and Vancouver presented their cases to the IOC for the 1976 Winter Games. Officials stressed readiness in case alpine skiing and ice hockey are kept out. Vancouver led in public support with a 109000 signature telegram and declared readiness to proceed under IOC rules.
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Amsterdam
UPI
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Sion
Switzerland
Denver
Colorado
Tampere
Finland
Vancouver
B.C
Canada
Avery Brundage
Brundage
Walter Schirra
Clement Ader
John A. Love
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Cliff Buck
U.S. Olympic Committee
Bob Springle
Loveland
Springler
Tom Campbell
Campbell
Montreal
Philippe
Giants Debut Junior Coffey Runs 53 Yards in Loss
In his first game for the New York Giants, Junior Coffey rushed for 53 yards against the Philadelphia Eagles. Coffey was obtained from Atlanta in midseason trade as NFL results from yesterday show scores and schedule gaps across leagues.
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New York Giants
Junior Coffey
Philadelphia Eagles
Coffey
Atlanta
Country Music Show at Miami Campground Friday
A country music show is scheduled for 7 PM Friday at the Miami Campground located 7 miles south of Elwood. Local organizers promise a lively evening with regional acts.
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Miami Campground
South Elwood
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