Warren Central Ends MH Sectional Golf Reign By A Stroke
Warren Central wins the Madison Heights sectional by one stroke led by Mike Sacker with a 72 totaling 201 to outpace Madison Heights 302 and Carmel 308. Nan Hallesbeek of Anderson earns medalist honors with a 67 while Will Thompson of Lawrence Central follows at 68. Several individuals advance to the regional Friday at Richmond alongside top teams Highland, Greenfield, Pendleton, and Noblesville.
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Warren Central
Marion
Madison
Anderson
Grandview
Nan Hallesbeek
Richmond
Mike Sacker
Madison Heights
Caynel
Cysmel
Lawrence Central
Carmel
Pate Holt
Hackee
Holm
Parony
Estes
Vibson
Secon
Lawrence Comral
Willa Thompson
Tiallen
Heck
Vattwe
Carmiel
Dud Highland
Laddies
Yrat
Pirates
Alex Minnick
Tom Donaldson
Rick Todd
Mike Hens
Rod Humphrey
Bucs
Adderson
Witch
Besten Madson Heights
Ilo Trombles
Hallenbeck
Sew
Hallewbeck
Dole
Tallenbeck
Thompson
Bluffton
Mungie
Wighland
Greenfield
Pendleton
Neatesville
Hamilton South Eastern
Lapeloi
Mount
Vernon
Blood
Alexandria
Indianapolis
Mar
E Shall
Marsheville
Ham
Ken Heights
Westfield
Hastern Hancock
Mike Huckes
Deff Means
Ken Slater
Jett Doty
Madison Mheights
Michael Hensley
Max Minnick
Randy Craig
Pete Holm
Don Currise
Rass Crai
Sectional Golf Results From State High School Tourney
The Associated Press reports sectional results with top teams and players advancing to regional play Saturday across four sites. Qualifiers include Anderson, Warren, Logansport, West Lafayette, Lafayette Jefferson, Chatard, and North Central with scores listed and playoffs noted.
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Associated Press
Wiliam Thompson
Rence
Pete Henry
Carrie
Evan Long
Lewis Cass
Charlie Harm
Logansport
Don Nut
Lafayette Jefferson
Lee
Long
Indianapolis
Nordhvest
North Central
Chatard
Mark Wolfla
North al
Shenandoah Falls to Wapahani 1–0 in Tuesday Derby
Shenandoah's baseball team lost 1–0 at Mingle Town as Wapahani pitcher Jim Huth held Shenandoah to four hits. Raider batter Ballard drove in the only run. Shenandoah, now 0–3, faces Daleville Friday at Mid.
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Richmond
Hagerstown
Batesville
Connersville
Doug Todd
Job Ewing
Liberty
Jin Goldsmith
Fort Wayne Fort. Wayne South
Fort Wayne
Elmhurst
New He
Jim Huth
Fort Wayne Luers
Tom Kelley
Fort Wayne South
Huber
Fort’ Wayne
East Chicago
H T Roosevelt
Michigan City
Porte
South Bene Riej
Sts
South Bend
Jackson
Riley
Case
Tom Hayes
Dragos
Conyers
Clink
Pat Heiden
South Bund
Curenter
Hapoosse
Car Clay
Rich Sailor
la Porte
Someine
Penes
Loa
Wagahael
Senac
Shenandoah
Agsary
Wapai
Mingle
Wapabani
Naw
Ajuncner
Hite
Bankers
Sprtss
Ballard
Raiders
Carpenter
Shenannoas
iBepara
Ae Raiders
Daleville
Georgia
Atlanta
Nausa
Heiden
Bedford
Gapentes
New Albany
SSS Columbus
Greg Milan
Bloomington
Frank Zoeller
Lebanon
Berebeut
Frankfort
Olympic Chief Says Canada Could Stay Out of Games
Avery Brundage president of the IOC on Tuesday warned Canada it can stay out of international athletic competition if it disapproves of Olympic rates. The remark came as Canada considered its stance on participation in future events.
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Canada
States
Toronto
UPI
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
1003
Geneva
Oee
Alos
Brundage
Toronto Telegram
Fierce
Wee
Chicago
Canaria
IOC
Cubs edge Padres 1 0 in three hitter as Selmas solo bests
Chicago Cubs defeated San Diego 1 0 behind ex Padre Dick Selma who yielded only three hits. Billy Williams plated two triples and Ernie Banks drove in seven runs all season high while Ken Holtzman Ferguson Jenkins and Selma kept the Padres scoreless for a 28 inning streak. Dick Selma earned the win and the Cubs tied a modern NL shutout mark.
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Cubs
Billy Williams
Banks
Phillies
Dick Kelley
Leon Everitt
Selina
San Diego
New York Mets
Cus
Tate Anvil
Jerry DaVanon
Nate Cothnet
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
San Tiego
Selma
NYG
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Ken Holtzman
Ferguson ‘Jenkins
Ernie Banks
Jligh
Cincinnati
Von
Renee
Cincinnati Royals
Nings
Nate Oliver
Don
Heri Gillian
Young
Tome Rims
Purdue
Howevu
Pepper Wilson
Royals
Highland's
Mile Tela
Hammond Morton
East Development
Wassel
Chicago Roosevelt
Gil Kevin Vana
Griffith
Hammond Clark
Hall
Morgan ‘Township
Ina Dave Bell
Highland
Merrillville
Lowell
Gillam
Boonas
Hammond
Bammand Iy teamuNoll
Crown Point
Weekend Racing Program at Sun Valley
Weekend racing at Sun Valley features late model heats and Figure 8 races after rainouts last week. Expected entrants include Baird in a 60 Charger and Gashaw in a 69 Chevelle with a full card of heat races, time trials, and a Hap feature.
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Ander’son
Sun Valley
American Speed Association
Dosse Baird
Louisville
Shorry Gashaw
Greenstoro
Hid
AlJap Deat
Roly Fields
Willow Branch
Joh Kellert
Elwood
Dick Winshaw
Castle
Darwin Wankership
Anterson
Jim Browner
Lemon
Burke
Lines
Dirk Fraizer
Muncie
Clyde Brown
Indianapolis
Piston-Driven Car Sets Fast Indianapolis Lap Record
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway a piston driven car posted a lap at 174.91 miles per hour, the fastest here. Andretti from Nazarell Pa clocked 170.17 mph in his racing car during spring practice for the Memorial Day race. Faster laps followed in Tuesday practice with top speeds near 171.95 mph by Joe Leonard and Graham Hill.
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Andretti
Mario Andretti
Indianapolis Speedway
Joe Leonard
Graham Hill
Indianapolis
Maria
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Nazarell
San Jose
Cair
Grahamitl
Rnelant
Boll Vn Iits
White
Iment
Semucday
Freo
Iaiil Sndvetti
Roger
Ravens Meet Earlham NAIA Berth At Stake
Ravens face Earlham in a key NAIA berth showdown as Anderson College closes its season at Barkan College in Richmond. Coach Carl Ersking's Walle Quakers aim to secure a district playoff spot after a Meesier Conference win over Hanover, with momentum toward the NAIA tournament and possible first round action Friday if today’s results favor them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravens
Earlham
NAIA
Anderson Cllege
Sybian Closis Gil
Barkan College
Richmond
Sietavius
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletices
Carl Erskings
Walle
Quakers
Hanover
Salsnday
Camp America Opens June 15 in Oxford Ohio
Camp America a multi sport fitness camp for youths up to 17 opens June 15 in Oxford Ohio. Nine weekly sessions feature football wrestling baseball basketball and golf with John Font and Lew Watson among guest coaches. For details write Camp America Box 47 Oxford OH 45056.
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Camp America
Oxford
Ohio
Souilbwestern
Amerian
Crask Eui
Ats
John Font
Lew Watson
Sparks
Box
Hammond Meet Sets Records Amid River City Track Meet
In Hammond the event produced multiple meet records and ties. Chuck Hanna of Morgan Township won the shot put while relay teams from East Chicago Washington and Calumet posted strong marks. Regional qualifiers were listed, with Hammond and nearby schools earning notable finishes.
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Lammiond
Inet
Chuck Hanna
Morgan Highland Ale
Mitt
Hammond
Teel
Allay
East Chicago
Washington
Price Double Winner In Sectional Track Meet
Loganport Indiana AP reports Wavion's Javon Price was the only double winner at the LaSalle High School sectional track meet delayed by weather. Marion won both relays and the high jump, with team scores listing Marion 47.8 and several other area teams earning regional qualifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Wavion
Javon Price
Monitay Marion
Rica
Marion
Loransport
Rail
Peru
Western
Mochester
Tipton
Lewis Cass
Kokomo Ha- Kk
American Legion Tourney sites chosen for 1970 finals
The American Legion announces regional sites for the 1970 baseball tournament. Middletown Connecticut Parkersburg West Virginia Salisbury Iowa Memphis Tennessee Aberdeen Montana Roseburg Oregon named as sites with the Great Lakes region adding a seventh. World Series set for Klamath Falls Oregon in August. Executive committee in St Louis approves moves amid Memphis and Hampton Newport News notes.
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American Legion
Indianapolis
APL
Middletown
Conn
Parkersburg
W. Va
Salisbury
Memphis
Klamath Falls
Ore
Tursun
Aviz
National Executive Committee
St Louis
Hampton-Newport News
United States
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James Pores
Williamy ‘Thompson
Mark Young
Glenn Weaver
Alderson
Dan Hattenbeek
Steve Amerson
Mus Norris
George Pace
Nastern Hancock
Jay
I Jessup
Boese
Kerry
Lbarnard
Toy Witson
AL Anderson
Warren
Anderson Madit
Novotny
Arlington
James Hall
West Lafaytte
Wapahani Downs Raiders
RD Mattingly
Brebeuf
Chris Chappel
Franklin
Chris Shelby
Moroney
Waymon
WLU Koscingel
Carroll
Woxcey
Benass
Lagu Beach
Gourstez
Willams
Nolon
Joeg Davis
SmAly
Neddon
Handahasen
Hola Yu Redergee
Larc Winiagh
Phy Jienu Boo Phillips
Callivon
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Phillips
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Malone
Redt
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Eissa
Elerer
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Ehameky
Rein
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Lob
Aavwon
Cepota
Tilling
Upshaw
Earth
Adohnson
Allen
Parez
Calico
Windsor
Dee Bunees
FI Wayne
Herm Gilliam
NBA Royals
Aeocky
Manthru Sun
Quick Oil
Main Street
Kelly Springfield
Tubelen Whitwell
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TISAS
BISA
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Hunter-Weidner Chevrolet, Inc
Foster Jackley
Eto Tires
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