Madison Heights Secures Golf Sectional Title Amid Confusion
Madison Heights clinched the sectional crown with a team score of 297 led by standout 72s from Robison and 75s from Anderson and Tom Irving. Noblesville was disqualified for posting an invalid team total, allowing Anderson, Richmond, and Warren Central to advance. individual medalist honors went to Rick Robison with a 72 in an event shaded by scoring errors and disqualifications.
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Tribe
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Rod Windhuster
Mike
Elwood Edges Frankton In Triple A Sectional Thriller
Elwood survived a 10 9 comeback thriller over Frankton at Memorial Field as Joe Williams and Leo Daunhauer led with multi hit performances. Murray Owen reached base four times and Jim Truex doubled for Frankton, but Elwood broke open late to seal a dramatic sectional win.
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Koukle
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Snesgrass
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Dawnhauer
Gary Hosier
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Franklin
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Joe Bays
Muncie South and Yorktown Move On In Sectional Play
In Yorktown the Muncie South squad defeated Yorktown to advance to the semifinals. Branson and Baldwin led the Tigers with key hits as Delph and Branson staged a late rally culminating in a three run surge in the ninth. The game featured unearned runs and solid pitching as Yorktown tried to rally from a deficit but fell short in the late innings.
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Madison minors and White River join busy game slate
Local teams clash across Madison and White River with Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola in dramatic games. Key players include Randolp, Verden, and Cote delivering scoring bursts as managers push for late-season wins.
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Asser
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Heasley
Hervey
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Lemons and Schuster
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Bulldogs Rally Past Alexandria In 10-9 sectional thriller
Lapel Bulldogs erased an 8-0 first inning deficit to beat Alexandria 10-9 in the Anderson Baseball Sectional. Sam Lower tossed seven plus innings of relief for Lapel, fanning 14, while Tom Crump started strong for the Tigers. Key moments included Fuqua’s inside-the-park homer for Lapel and Campfield driving in the decisive run in the eighth.
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Mayor to Lead Local Contingent to Pacer Dinner
Mayor J. Flanagan will head the Anderson contingent of Indiana Pacer fans to Indianapolis tonight for the Pacer Fan Appreciation supper at 7 p.m. at the Farmer's Building, fairgrounds. Tickets must be purchased in advance from the Indiana Pacer Nickel Office, 88 East 28th Street.
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Indiana Pacer
Indianapolis
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Farmer's
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