Indians Draw Bye In Anderson Sectional Baseball
The Anderson Indians received the bye in the seven team Anderson sectional released by the Indiana High School Athletic Association. Play begins May 30 at Memorial Field with potential two games on final day, Monday June 5, if Anderson advances. regional and semi state sites include Madison Heights and Memorial Field.
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Highland
Alexandria
Madison Heights
Frankton
Elwood
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Lafayette
Cass
Richmond
Jasper
Bush Stadium
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Bloomington
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Yorktown
Delaware County
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Daleville
Muncie Central
Union
Wes del
Muncie South
LaPorte
Indiana High School Baseball Coaches Association
LaPorte Draws Early Tourney Attention
Indiana high school baseball sectionals begin May 29 or 30 with LaPorte atop the rankings. The 64-sectionals open as South Bend and LaPorte chase titles. notable matchups include Clay vs St Josephs and Adams-LaSalle. Finals set for June 24 at Bush Stadium, Indiana.
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LaPorte
South Bend
Clay
St. Joseph’s
Adams-LaSalle
Adams
Bloomington
Lafayette Jefferson
Panthers
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Jasper
Anderson
Madison Heights
Bush Stadium
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Noll
Evansville
Bosse
Vikes Join Olympic Conference
Huntington North High School will become a full member of the Olympic Conference in the 1974-75 school year. Other members include Anderson Madison Heights Kokomo Haworth Muncie North and Muncie South. Huntington left the Central Indiana Conference after the 1973-74 season. the CIC began in 1932 with Huntington as a charter member.
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Huntington
Ind
Huntington North High School
Anderson Madison Heights
Kokomo Haworth
Muncie North
Muncie South
Bob Straight
Central Indiana
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Major League Baseball Concert Results and Pitching Leaders
AP stream notes multiple MLB players with notable game scores and team matchups. Wynn and Perez lead with high counts for Houston and Cincinnati, while Kingman Luzinski and Stargell post run totals for San Francisco Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Pitching decisions highlight Ray Sutton Matlack Marshall and Geaver among others with strong records.
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J.ray
Ghouston
Sutton
Los Angeles
Matlack
New York
Marshall
Montreal
Geaver
McDowell
San Francisco
Blass
Pittsburgh
Ellis
Nolan
Cincinnati
Osteen
Kamstra Signs With Cincinnati After High School Star Season
Kamstra, a 6 foot 3 guard from Isville High in ROSSVILLE Ind, signed with the University of Cincinnati. He averaged 34.8 points this season and 21.3 in his high school career, earning second team AP All State honors.
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Rossville
Ind
Garry Kamstra
Indiana Associated Press
University of Cincinnati
Gale Catlett
Kamstra
Isville High School
Bengals Cut QB Hamilton and Others at Rookie Camp
Cincinnati AP reports quarterback Jim Hamilton, who led Arkansas State to three championships, was released at the Bengals rookie tryout camp. Also cut were Jason Minnieweather a 298 pound tackle from Jackson State defensive back Henry Lewis from Baldwin Wallace guard John Slaughter from Morehead State and linebackers La Monte Bolding and Jim Shaughnessy from Indiana State. Brown praised the rookie group saying they learn faster and run faster than last year.
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Cincinnati
Jim Hamilton
Arkansas State
Cincinnati Bengals
Jasoa Minnieweather
Jackson State
Henry Lewis
Baldwin-Wallace
Paul Brown
John Slaughter
Morehead State
LaMonte Bolding
Jim Shaughnessy
Indiana State
Brown
Widener shapes Hialeah Park into world class track
The late Joseph E. Widener transformed Hialeah Park in 1931 by borrowing best features from courses he visited worldwide. The clubhouse has a French style, saddling stalls are English, and no administration building pays from Belmont Park.
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Miami
Joseph E. Widener
Hialeah Park
Hialeah
Belmont Park
Weaver Leads Dan ny Thomas-Memphis Open With 69
Bert Weaver, home-course pro at Colonial Country Club, shoots 69 to take a one-stroke lead at 140 after 36 holes in the Danny Thomas Memphis Open. J C Snead sits second at 141, with Trevino Palmer Rudolph Sanders and Coody close behind at 142-143.
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Memphis, Tenn
Bert Weaver
Weaver
Colonial Country Club
Big J.C. Snead
Snead
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Trevino
Mason Rudolph
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Rudolph
Charles Coody
Gibby Gilbert
Hubert Green
Billy Maxwell
Gilbert
Maxwell
Green
Earl Stewart
Oak Cliff Country Club
Ravens 9th Coffman 6th In NAIA Golf
Taylor University golfers won the NAIA District 21 match at Shady Hills Country Club Marion with 599. Anderson College finished ninth in a 16 team field. Herald writer Bob Coffman placed sixth with 149 while Bill Thomspon of Taylor led at 143.
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Naia
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Shady Hills Country Club
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Taylor
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Franklin
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Anderson
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Earlham
Concordia
Herald
Bob Coffman
Bill Thompson
Bill Olah
Rose- Hullman
Doug Booth
Jim Hamilton
Isu-Evansville
Pete Kempes
Smith Repeats Victory in SV Late Models Feature
Carl Smith of Columbus Ohio wins the Sun Valley Speedway late model feature for his second straight win. Trailing him across the line are John Sommerville Vern Shrock Shorty Hinshaw and Ray Fullen. Smith also takes the 10 lap heat and the five lap trophy dash.
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Carl Smith
Columbus
Ohio
Sun Valley Speedway
John Sommerville
Louisville
Vern Shrock
Middlebury
Shorty Hinshaw
Mooreland
Ray Fullen
Anderson
Jim Blount
Lanz
Hawks center Tom Payne Jr. arrested on rape charges
Atlanta detectives arrested 7 foot 2 Hawks center Tom Payne Jr. in East Point on charges of raping a 22 year old and aggravated assault with intent to rape another woman. Police tied him to a northwest Atlanta attack after a driver was forced from a car during the alleged crime.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Hawks
Tom Payne Jr
Payne
East Point
York Raceway hosts topless hostesses in pit area
York Raceway owners unveil topless hostesses from a Virginia nightclub to assist in trophy presentations in the pit areas. Spectators may pay an extra fee for pit access, while some residents and officials question legality and family suitability. district attorney doubts charges would stand.
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York, Pa
York Raceway
John Reynolds
William Holz
Holz
Alexandria
National Hot Rod Association
York County
Harold N. Fitzkee
Ball State and Illinois State Lead Midwest Track and Tennis
Ball State holds 14 points after four track events to lead Southern Illinois and Indiana State, with Northern Illinois at 19 and Illinois State at 18. In tennis, Southern Illinois leads Indiana State 18-10 after semifinals, followed by Northern Illinois at 8 and Illinois State at 7. Final rounds set for Saturday.
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Ind
Ball State
Illinois State
Cardinals
Southern Illinois
Indiana State
Northern Illinois
Indiana Staten
Illinois
Weather at Speedway Improves for Indy 500 Qualifying
The National Weather Service predicts near zero chance of rain in Indiana Saturday as a high pressure ridge brings fair, warm conditions for Indianapolis 500 qualifying. Temperatures should reach the low to mid 80s with night lows around 55 to 60, and the pattern is not expected to change through Sunday.
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National Weather Service
Weather Agency
Indiana
Lake Ontario
Mississippi Valley
Catchers as Managers Strike Across Minor Leagues
Former major league catchers take managerial roles this season with clubs across the minors. Del Crandall leads Evansville, Sherr Lollar runs Iowa, Del Wilber oversees Denver in the American Association, Andy Seminick heads Eugene in the PCL, Clint Courtney manages Savannah in the Southern League, and Norm Sherry directs Shreveport in the Texas League.
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Pilots New York
del Crandall
Evansville
Sherr Lollar
Iowa
del Wilber
Denver
Andy Seminick
Eugene
Ore
Clint Courtney
Savannah
Norm Sherry
Shreveport
American Playground Opens ASA Travel League Play Sunday
American Playground of Ander son, Indiana begins ASA Travel League action Sunday with a 2 p.m. doubleheader at Shadyside Park versus defending champions Wabash Smelting. Coach Leon Zachary touts a stronger lineup and improved pitching led by Chatham, with key hitters Adams Denny and Douglas pacing a 13 2 start through 15 games.
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Wabash Smelting
Shadyside Park
Dallas Fields
Larry Douglas
Jerry Swinford
Rogert Denny
Dave
Ace
Loverly Herald
Anderson
ASA
Playground
Leon Zachary
Zachary
Tommy Adams
Larry Chatam
Midwest Tower of
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Mike Fleet
Frank Sigler
Herb Pruett
Mount Vernon's Big Inning Downs Arabs
Mount Vernon erupted for six runs in the bottom of the sixth to defeat Pendleton Heights 6 to 3. Randy Wilson and Joe Hall each had two hits with Wilson driving in three on a bases loaded triple. Mount Vernon improves to 8 2 on the season and visits Noblesville Saturday for a 1 p.m. doubleheader.
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Palmer
Trevino
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dave Hill
Fortville
Mount Vernon
Pendleton Heights
Randy Wilson
Joe Hall
Wilson
Noblesville
Millers
Fairview Archery and Local Sport Schedule Highlights
The notice lists Fairview American archery events with teams such as Local 144 and Local 663. It covers Saturday schedules for Local 1944, Coca-Cola, First National, and related unions with matchups and scores plus opening day ceremonies at 11:20.
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Coca-Cola
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Bloomington Wins Lake Central Golf Invitational
Bloomington finished with a 300 total to win the 14th Lake Central High School Invitational Golf Tourney at Lake Hills Golf Club in St. John Indiana. Four Bloomington golfers tied for medalist honors with 72s including Bill Miller and Rich Voyles.
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Ind
Bloomington
Merrillville
Carmel
Bill Miller
Rich Voyles
Lake Hills
Packers Trade Rights to Willie Wood to Oakland
Green Bay announced Friday it has traded playing rights to former defensive back Willie Wood to Oakland for an undisclosed draft choice. Wood, who retired last season, had taken a coaching job with the American Conference San Diego Chargers.
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Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Willie Wood
Oakland
Wood
San Diego Chargers
Arabians Cup WRC Golf Title Won by Pendleton Heights
Pendleton Heights captured the White River Conference golf title by five strokes over Yorktown 404 to 409. Highland placed third, Lapel fourth, with Shenandoah, Mount Vernon and Frankton following. Arabians star D Norris was medalist with 75, edging D Michaels, J Zirkle, and Rod Windlaw by one.
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Pendleton Heights
White River
Highland
Lapel
Shenandoah
Mount Vernon
Frankton
D. Norris
D. Michaels
J. Zirkle
Rod Windlaw
Jim Howell
Dennis Shupe
R. Pickell
Yorktown
T. Davis
D. Hosier
D. Losey
D. Dicholt
K. Humes
Todd Dixon
Red Men Schedule Degree Work Saturday May 20 1972
The Red Men announce a 5 30 supper followed by degree work at 7 PM on Saturday May 20 1972. Members are urged to attend and participate in the evening program.
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