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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1972

Page

13

Pirates Front Line All-Olympic Conference Standouts Head to Indiana

Madison Heights stars Joe Jessup Clarence Swain and Bobby Wilkerson headline the All-Olympic Conference team. Wilkerson led voting and earned Indiana All-Star honors as Indiana University target Knight hails him as versatile. Wilkerson scored 1061 career points, pivotal in three straight sectional titles and a regional crown with the Pirates.

Joe Jessup Clarence Swain Bobby Wilkerson Madison Heights Wilkerson Bob Lonnie Abrams Muncie South Indiana University Bob Knight Hoos Iers Indiana Knight Pirates Bucs Scor Ing Jack Rector Nolan Reed Pendleton Heights Swain Abrams Indiana Central Indiana Collegiate Conference Clancy Clarence Jessup DePauw University of Alabama Pirate Gary Pittenger

Fourth-Rated Jeff Rallies Past AHL Fourth-Rated Jeff

Lafayette Jeff trailed 9 1 after 6 14 innings last night in a North Central Conference game before Bronchos rallied to win 9 to 1. Jeff Olds shut down Lafayette in the late innings and a two out rally produced the decisive runs.

Jeff AHL Lafayette Anderson Indians Lafayette Jeff AHS Bill Pepelea Lyndell Glenn Butch Albea Anderson Bill Olds Pepelea Indians Glenn Albea Tribe Jim Semek Joe Sexon Jeff Pitcher Semek

Olympia Go-Kart Track Opens Weekend

The Olympia go kart track opens this Saturday and Sunday at 1312 West 29th Street inviting racing enthusiasts to enjoy weekend action at the local venue.

Olympia Sun 29Th Street

Scots Broncos Raiders Close Pre-Sectional Track Meets

Highland beat Yorktown 71 47 as Dotson and Kerr remain undefeated for the Scots. Brann and Hickman won multiple sprints while Daleville beat Lapel 67 51 and Shenandoah defeated Alexandria 75 43.

Broncos Raiders Highland Yorktown Daleville Lapel Shenandoah Alexandria Charles Brann John Hickman Bruce Clevenger Bob Clayton Ron Harty Jeff Babb Mike Brown Wells Lon Brown Hilland Dotson Eliason Hodges Kerr Mahoney Ehegon Walker Pigg Danforth Hickmen Sanders Sellars Brann Tweedy Kreegar Feuquher Keller Keller TR DeVore Duke Eampire Lovell Ickman Looper

Elwood Athletes Honored At Banquet

Elwood High School honored athletes at the annual banquet in Mangas Cafeteria hosted by the Lions Club with Dr. John Updike as chair. Guest speaker Bob Davenport of Taylor University spoke on athletics. Awards were presented by John Mengelt and Joe Morris to baseball Ron Scott, wrestling winner Rusty, tennis and cross country Dennis Karch and Jones, football Leo Dauenhauer, track Don Smith, basketball Bruce DeLong, cheerleader Alice Myerly, golf Aaron Davenport, sportsmanship Bruce Etchison, among others.

Elwood Elwood High School Vegas John Mengelt Cincinnati Royals Joe Morris Lions Club Ron Scott Rusty Jaycees Kiwanis Club Dennis Karch In Jones Leo Dauenhauer Don Smith Rotary Club Bruce DeLong Alice Myerly

Hostetler Runnerup as Anderson College Third in NAIA Tennis

Anderson College took third in NAIA District 21 tennis at North Manchester. Jim Hostetler reached the singles final before losing 6-1 6-1 to Jim Helsinger of Manchester, earning a trip to the national tournament. Denniston brothers reached doubles semifinals, falling to Helsinger and Geiser of the Spartans.

North Manchester Anderson College Jim Hostetler Taylor The Ravens Marion College Hostetler Machester Jim Holsinger Steve Mike Denniston Helsinger Dave Geiser Spartans

No Change In Jim Malloy At Indianapolis Hospital

Methodist Hospital officials said Tuesday night there was no change in the condition of veteran driver Jim Malloy who remains unconscious in critical condition in the intensive care unit after being injured in practice at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Indianapolis Methodist Jim Malloy India Motor Speedway Malloy

McLain Loses Speed after Diet Pills and Faces Birmingham

Denny McLain, 28, a former 31 game winner, took diuretic pills to lose weight and weakened, losing velocity and strength. Oakland A's say he is optioned to Birmingham in the Southern Association, with manager Dick Williams urging him to report. Medical director Dr. Charles Hudson notes potassium loss from the pills and says replacement therapy begun. McLain’s future depends on regaining strength.

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