THSAA Gets Second Proposal To Shorten Basketball Year
Indianapolis AP report notes a second IHSAA bid to shorten the high school basketball season. Auburn principal Meredith Thompson proposes 16 regular season games plus one invitational, cutting two games from the current schedule. Details include no practices before Nov 1 and no games before Nov 15, with council discussions planned and a late October meeting.
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Tigers lead league in complete games by margin
Detroit pitchers have gone the distance 16 times in 36 games the best team total in the league. Frank Lary leads with six complete games including recent efforts, while Phil Regan Don Messina Don Bunning and Pat Foy tack also contribute. Cincinnati and Milwaukee also showing strong staff depth with multiple complete games.
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Green In Hospital Boston Red Sox Shortstop Pumpsie Green
Red Sox shortstop Pumpsie Green is back in a Boston hospital for a few days to clear up a minor infection after an appendectomy performed last Saturday. The issue delays his participation in the Canada Cup matches in Puerto Rico where he and Sam Snead are defending champions, and the Memphis Open on the professional circuit he had committed to play.
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Festival golf opens with top pros and pro am field
The 500 Festival golf tournament begins with a star-studded pro am at Speedway course. Doug Ford Don Finster Maxwell, and many champions including Ben Hogan era players join a money pot of 50 000 for the main event and 5 000 for the pro am. Veterans such as Ken Venturi Pete Dye and Art Wall Jr. are among those entered, while qualifiers race to secure remaining spots at the Indianapolis track.
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Siegfried Signs Diners Contract With Pipers
Cleveland AP report says Larry Siegfried of Ohio accepted a post with the Cleveland Pipers of the new Basketball League. Dale State University standout McNeely, a former coach at Marion and Charlestown, joined as head coach, driving the Pipers toward their first sectional title.
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IKC Told To Stop Aerial Fireworks After Night Games
Kansas City Athletics were ordered to halt loud aerial fireworks after night games. City officials cited sleep disruption for nearby residents. Owner Charles Finley and GM Frank Lane criticized the timing and cost of the $35 600 fireworks contract.
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