Foyt Aims for Fourth Indy 500 Victory
AJ Foyt, the prominent Houston driver, plans to run a single car in the May 25 Indianapolis 500 to focus his effort and avoid pit-crew confusion. sponsor Jim Gilmore notes the shift follows a 142-lap pit issue last year, with Foyt’s No 14 Coyote qualifying on pole and No 10 reserved for the Rex Mays 150 in June. Other top contenders, rookies, and injured drivers return to practice as time trials loom with five spots left in the 33-car field.
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Ad. Foyt
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Jim Gilmore
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Midh
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Gilmore
Rex Mays
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Champel Unser
Bill Vukovich
Pancho Garter
Amy Caruthers
Jerry Karl
Bill Puterbaueh
Indy
Mario Andretti
Jim McElreath
Steve Krisiloff
David Hobbs
Bill Simpson
Andretti
Mike Hiss
Bob Bigelow
Rick Mather
Jim Hurtubise
Jan Opperman
Larry Cannon
Dodgers Rally in 10th to Beat Cardinals 6-4
Tom Paciorek delivered a two-out tiebreaking single in the 10th and Rick Auerbach added a two-run single as the Los Angeles Dodgers outlasted the St Louis Cardinals 6-4. Steve Garvey and Ron Cey had leadoff singles in the Dodger uprising off loser Mike Garmaz.
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ST. Louis
Tom Paciorek
Rick Auerbach
Los Angeles Dodgers
St Louis Cardinals
Steve Garvey
Ron Cey
Mike Garman
Dodger Uprising
Paciorek
Ken Rudolph
Messersmith
Jim Brewer
Cardinals
Reitz
Wwer
Simones
Garvey Tost
Timms Gosy
Fergmene
Fort Atebach
Kitab
Ieee
Serpe
Ibe
Somme
Expos Hammer Braves as Scanlon Drives In Four
Montreal thundered past Atlanta 11-1 led by Pat Scanlon's four RBIs including his first major league homer. Gary Carter added a homer, and Steve Rogers tamed the Braves into the seventh inning before Earl Williams homered in the ninth. The Expos built a five-run third highlighted by Buttner's double and Pocoroba's passed ball.
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Montreal
Pat Scanlon
Montreal Expos
Atlanta Braves
Scanlon
Carl Morton
Larry Buttner
Biff Pocoroba
Expos
Larvell Blanks
Buttner
Gary Carter
Steve Rogers
Tim Foli
Darrell Evans
Pepe Mangi
Tony Scott
Jamie Easterly
Rogers
Earl Williams
Frankton Dominates HH in Girls Track Season Finale
Frankton swept all top spots at the meet routing Hamilton Heights. Terri Couch and Lou Ann Hall led Frankton with multiple wins, aided by Donnetta Beaver, Pam Waymire, Amy Pritchett, Marsha Busby, and Brenda Chubb across various relays and events. Frankton ends the regular season 44 to enter the Delta Sectional.
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Frankton
Hamilton Heights
Terri Couch
Lou Ann Hall
Donnetta Beaver
Pam Waymire
Amy Pritchett
Marsha Busby
Brenda Chubb
Mamiton Evens
Generos
Wiseman
Hall
Sahil Eta Frankton
Chub Seorm
Beaver
Omaoe
Smith
Oh i
Marauders Rally to Beat Noblesville 10-6 in Ninth
Mount Vernon Marauders broke a tie with four ninth inning runs to defeat Noblesville 10-6. Dave Stafford opened the frame with a walk, Rex Wilson stroked a single, Jerry Lowder earned a base on balls to reload, and Bob Asher forced in the go ahead run. Tony Thacker reached on a fielder’s choice, Lowder scored on a wild pitch, Thacker stole second, and a Miller catcher throw went wild allowing Asher and Thacker to score. Thacker later scored on a wild throw for the fourth run. The win lifts Mount Vernon to 7-1 and sets up a trip to Hamilton Heights.
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Pec Om
Mount Vernon Marauders
Noblesville
Dave Stafford
Rex Wilson
Jerry Lowder
Bob Asher
Stafford
Tony Thacker
Wilson
Lowder
Asher
Thacker
Miller
Dunlap
Higgonbotham
Marauders
Hamilton Heights
Marauders Edge Eagle Golfers In Tight Meet
Mount Vernon Marauders edged Frankton Eagle golfers 173 to 176 at Arrow Head Country Club. Medalist Bill Stover shot 40, Kelly Frazier 42, Cushman 45, Covar 46, Blanton 46, Deakyne 0. Eagles added 42s from Ed Marsh and Dave Brandt, with Cox 44, Ritchie 48, Dan Marsh 51, Tom Marshall 53. Eagles travel to Sheridan tonight and both teams compete in White River Conference meet at Yale in Alexandria Thursday.
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Marauders
Edge Eagle
Fortville
Mount Vernon
Frankton Eagle
Arrow Head Country Club
Bill Stover
Kelly Frazier
Scott Cushman
Cy Covar
Day Blanton
Kevin Deakyne
Ed Marsh
Dave Brandt
Eagles
Mark Cox
Ron Ritchie
Dan Marsh
Tom Marshall
Sheridan
White River
Yale
Alexandria
Spannith Daoust Sweep Edgewood Golf Honors
Neal Spannith fired a 68 to take low gross honors while Dick Daoust won the net division with a 64 in the Edgewood Men’s Golf Club weekly tournament sponsored by Citizen’s Bank. Mike Martin Junior was second gross at 72 followed by Chuck James and Tim Broderick at 73. Dusty Rhodes posted 65 in the net division as Stan Fisher also 65. Ken O’Heron 67 and Oscar Levi 69. This week’s event is the Bill Brown Insurance blind par tourney.
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Neal Spannith
Dick Daoust
Edgewood
Citizen's Bank
Mike Martin Junior
Chuck James
Tim Broderick
Dick Peck
Dusty Rhodes
Stan Fisher
Ken O'Heron
Oscar Levi
Bill Brown
Schedule Capsule for Local School Athletics
Fragmented OCR text shows a schedule listing multiple participants and matchups, including Kempher and Crosley with other rivals, plus a yet unclear timetable. Mentions of Lora, Moe Sith, Weston, and potential games against Xchange Cia8 suggest a series of events. The fragmentary data obscures clear teams and dates.
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Kempher
Crosley
Rove Paigren
Man Manis
Lora
Saapysior Grea al Moe Sith
Ater Kare
Weston
Iretamers
Taal
Aeros Sweep To WHA Crown
The Houston Aeros swept the Quebec Nordiques in four straight games to win the World Hockey Association title. Gordie Howe and son Mark Howe starred in the clincher, with Gordie scoring twice and assisting once while Mark added a goal and assist. Gordie Howe announced plans to retire after next season's first game.
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Houston Aeros
Gordie
Mark Howe
Quebec Nordiques
World Hockey Association
Gordie Howe
Mark
Howe
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Nordiques
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Dennis
Murphy
Houston
Ted Taylor
Ron Grahame
University of Denver
Frank Hughes
Hughes
Gordon Labossiere
Larry Lund
Rejean Houle
Hiller and Ruble Pitch Tigers Past Royals 5-0
Detroit blanked Kansas City 5-0 as Vern Ruble and John Hiller combined for the shutout. Leon Roberts homered for the Tigers, his third of the season, while Willie Horton supplied the lead in the third inning with a two-run single.
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Leon Roberts
Vern Ruble
John Hiller
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Royals
Tiger
Willie Horton
Ruhle
Dennis Leonard
Roberts
Nate Colbert
Bill Freehan
Ruble
Hiller
Colonels Can't Stop Me Says Big George in ABA Playoffs
Louisville report previews the Kentucky Colonels vs Indiana Pacers best of seven series with George McGinnis dominant in playoffs. Brown vows a new defense but McGinnis counters I cant stop a scorer. Dampier praises Brown s drills as Colonels aim to sharpen edge for games in Louisville Indianapolis and May 24 28.
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Kentucky Colonels
Hubie Brown
Indiana
George McGin
Brown
Colonels
Pacers
American Basketball Association
Indianapolis
McGinnis
San Antonio Denver
Louie Dampier
ABA
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