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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1971

Page

9

Pacers fall short in exhibition but win on rebounding noted

In a 98 96 exhibition defeat by the New York Knicks the Pacers yielded a strong rally in the final period. Coach Bobby Leonard used two rookies and non starters while Mel Daniels and Willis Reed battled for position and Darnell Hillman grabbed 13 rebounds off the bench.

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Hillman guards Reed as Pacers edge Knicks in Coliseum thriller

Hillman limited DeBusschere to one point in the final period while Don Sidle led Indiana with 17 points and nine rebounds. Rick Mount improved handling and George McGinnis and Hillman bolstered the front line as Indiana took a 445 shooting clip and defeated New York despite late Mel Daniels absence.

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Madison Heights nets sectional titles in singles and doubles

Bingaman dominates singles to lead Madison Heights to the sectional crown while Akers and Taylor of Pendleton Heights seal the doubles title for the Pirates. Madison Heights tops team standings with 39 points, followed by Anderson. Local favorites advance to the regional at Lawrence Central.

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Ravens Travel To Hanover Today

The Ravens face Hanover College at 2 p.m. in a road game described by coach Dick Young as big with a veteran lineup. Hanover sits at 6-2 after losses to Wabash and Franklin, and the Panthers bring experience to the Ohio River showdown.

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Delaware County cross country meet shapes up with favorites

The Delaware County cross country meet unfolds at Lakeview Golf Course with Wapahani led by unbeaten Bob Glasson, Albany's Steve Keller challenging, and Delta’s Gary Smoot and Daleville and Yorktown runners in contention. A reserve race and junior high meet precede the varsity race.

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Grimsley Picks Favorites In Weekend College Football

AP story previews weekend college games with Notre Dame Ohio State Alabama and Colorado favored. It cites last week's scores including Notre Dame 21 Michigan 1 state 14 and Texas Tech 17 Arizona 10 while noting expectations for Alabama Colorado Texas and Penn State among others.

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Royal Knights to Perform at Frankton Amer Leg Dances

Bethel King and The Royal Knights will perform at the Frankton American Legion on Oct 2 and Oct 9 from 9:30 to 1:30 for dancing. Local listings show a lively schedule with music, socializing, and a public dance option.

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Shenandoah Beats Rushville in Football Bout Thriller

Shenandoah topped Rushville with Randy James guiding a 10:17 time and a 24 to 3 margin. The game saw Shenandoah drive early and hold off Rushville as errors and penalties limited the visitors.

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Moody's Blue Opens For Oakland In Playoff Open

Oakland and Vida Blue faced tense eve of the American League playoff as Blue and the A's prepared to meet Baltimore in a NBC telecast. Manager Earl Weaver and Orioles debated pitching plans while Blue resisted questions about mood and form ahead of the crucial game in Oakland.

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A's Pitching Edge Highlighted For Playoff Opener

Orioles aim to extend a quick playoff push but Williams emphasizes strong A's pitching as Catfish Hunter and Dobson prepare for Game 2 in Oakland. The series shapes around starting rotations and bullpen depth with Ro land Fingers and Dani Knowles in support.

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AC Harriers Top Huntington in cross country meet

Huntington Anderson College harriers defeated Huntington 99 to 21 on the new course layout. Freshman Bill Yount set a course record with 23 minutes flat as Raven depth finished with Semptott Vani in 35th place.

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