Colonels Dominate Pacers 120 94 in Freedom Hall Playoff Blowout
Kentucky colonels stormed to a 120 94 playoff win over Indiana at Freedom Hall with a dominant bench contribution led by Marv Roberts 19 points and Arlis Gilmore 26 points 13 rebounds while Pacers stumble late and shoot under 40 percent. Leonard admits Indiana beat themselves after a rough final quarter as Kentucky pull away to lead 1 0 in the series.
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Herald
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Indiana
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Ceater Arlis Gilmore
Marv Robert
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McGinnis
Kevin Joyce
Kentucky
Darnell Ilan
Billy Knight
Gilmore
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Tillman
Louie Dampier
Bird Averitt
Trdione
McGiants
Colonel Fead
Dancing Harry
Super Fly
Marty
Slick
Generous Brown
Leonard
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Dampier
Dan Issel
Colones
Joyce
Foolish Pleasure Predicted Ready for Preakness Challenge
Trainer LeRoy Jolley says Foolish Pleasure remains consistent and ready for the Preakness despite nine rivals. The Derby winner faces faster pace and new challengers Singh Native Guest Avatar Diabolo in Baltimore with jockey Jacinto Vasquez aboard and training notes citing solid workouts and sound feet.
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Foolish Pleasure
LeRoy Jolley
Jolley
Pimlico Race Course
Churchill Downs
Singh
Native Guest
Tla
Jacinto Vasquez
Poolish Pleasure
Avatar
Diabolo
Jolsey
Jalley
Test Hopping At Indy Reveals Dangers Of Practice Rides
Indianapolis practice danger is highlighted as veteran test hopper Dick Simon describes the perilous routine of tuning cars for the Indy 500. Simon explains he often does chassis and engine work himself due to budget limits and warns about the risks drivers face between stints on the track.
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Indianapolis
Tony Bettenhausen
Dick Simon
Simon
Four Local Girls Reach Regional in Track Sectional
Four local girls from Muncie Yorktown scored to push the team to a 64 point finish at the sectional. Anderson placed sixth with three girls advancing to regionals while Madison Heights finished 12th with one qualifier. Highland scored none. Nancy Farr from Anderson finished second in the meet.
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Muncie
Yorktown
Leagues and venues clash as regional meet advances
The schedule shows CocaCote Shaxatoon Demne Remy and Toont Club rivals in a tense race. Regional action starts May 24 with Manciner, Yorklawn, Muncie North and Muncie South contending for scores as Madison Heights and others push for advancement.
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Salebury Avis
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Stearns
Quake
Gallia
Art Caapres Jenne
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A. Hiatt
Tg Morgan
Brandan, Rix
Totus
Major League Standings and Results Summary
Western divisions show mixed results with Chicago defeating Houston and California routing New York while Montreal and Atlanta post wins. National League games include Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and San Francisco with varying outcomes as rain affected several schedule entries.
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West Oakhead
Kansas Cry
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Cincinnati
Rais
Aulania
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Broncos and Raiders finish season with wins on track
Daleville Broncos roll past Lapel 80 47 to cap 9 1 dual mark led by Rudy Ballard and Stan Pittsford each with three blue ribbons and new Daleville marks in two mile and 220 events. Shensa doah Raiders beat Alessandria 7 to 1 as Steve Young wins shot put and discus and Tony Derkins takes two blue ribbons in high and low hurdles.
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Daleville
Rudy Ballard
Stan Pittsford
Broncos
Ballard
Alessandria
Atha
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Tony Derkins
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Pirates Shut Off Shelbyville In League Play
Madison Heights built an early lead with three first inning tries and Curt Mereidon’s pitching to defeat Shelbyville 3 to 1 at home. Steve Tweed opened the Pirates half of the first with a single and later scored as Shelton and Hightchew drove in runs. Shelbyville’s lone run came in the seventh on a walk and an interference call against Pirate catcher McMahon, plus McKinney’s double. Madison Heights improves to 4-1 in league play.
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Curt Mereidon
Shelbyville
Steve Tweed
Pirates
Shelton
Brian Sauerwein
Hightchew
Jones
McMahon
McKinney
Ravens Earn NAIA District 21 Bid for Baseball Playoffs
Anderson College Ravens receive a district 21 NAIA berth for the second time this year. They head to Columbia City to face AC Aguins Bethel College and Taylor in a MidCentral Conference tied playoff field. The regular season finale is at Memorial Field against Muntington.
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AC Aguins
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Hoosier Buckeye
Taylor
HBCU
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Anderson
Menrial Field
Trojans
Park
Huntington
Indiana
Michigan
Ulingis
Ohio
Bob Blume
Tri-State
Don Brandon
Carl Erskine
Herald
Frankton Golfers Triumph In Tight Frankton Meet
Frankton golfers posted strong scores led by Mark Cox 44 and Ron Ruehle 43 as Sheridan trailed. In the HBCC golf meet at Richmond Taylor led with medalist the Ravens ended with 74 in two meets and seek NAIA District 21 action at Old Oakland Indianapolis.
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Sheridan
Eagles
Mark Cox
Ron Ruehle
Dave Randt
Tom Marshall
Dan Marsh
Ed Muarsh
Hichmond
Taylor
Anderson College
Rick Webb
Ravens
Robin Wood
Lance Clay
Dave Egeleston
Baye Stewart
Bluffton
Hanover
Findlay
Manchester
Defiance
Earlham
Wilmington
Steve Findlay
Old Oakland
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