Madison Heights Sectional Tennis Delayed by Rain
Six matches completed despite rain at the Madison Heights sectional with play resuming at 10:30 AM at May's Park. Officials planned to make up postponed matches, including singles and doubles, while continuing to adhere to THSAA rules limiting to two matches per day.
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Cardinals stars fight through pain in World Series win
Bob Gibson and Lou Brock, hurt during the game, contributed key plays for St. Louis despite arthritis in Gibson’s elbow and a shoulder injury Brock sustained when stealing bases. Brock even switched bats to a heavier 40 ounce model for his seventh inning homer.
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AC Home Season Opens With Hanover Clash
AC opens the season hosting Hanover in a Dad’s Day showdown as both teams bring back most of their 1967 starters. Hanover, 1-1 overall and 0-1 in the Hoo Conference, features QB Phil Winning and standout Kent Kledzik, while AC relies on running back Carl Busart and receiver Chip Neale.
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Eddie Mathews Retires Amid Baseball and Football Tangles
Eddie Mathews announces retirement as he weighs a shift from baseball to football. He cites back surgery and limited running ability while reflecting on 20 years in baseball and the World Series as a fitting finale.
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NCC leaders rise as week rolls in action
Richmond at Anderson and Logansport at Kokomo clash in NCC play Friday evening while Lafayette hosts Thornridge and Marion visits Huntington outside games. Stubbs rocks Richmond with 38 points as Scroggins leads in scoring and Freeman Burns trade TDs in close title chase.
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Horton Cole Lead Alcan Golf Tourney at Birkdale
Rain soaked the Royal Birkdale course but Tommy Horton and Bobby Cole shot 71 to lead the Alcan tournament. Bob Murphy and Bill Casper were among others chasing early rounds as conditions stayed tough on the 7140 yard par 74 layout.
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Sycamores Hope $80,000 Field Lucky In Small College Headliner
Indiana State prepares for a home opener against Northern Illinois with an $80,000 synthetic carpet aimed at boosting play. Northern Illinois beat Bally Hate 40 20 earlier this season, while Ball State seeks a win at Evansville and DePauw, Butler, Manchester and Hanover vie for ICC and HC Conference positions.
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Bleacher Seats In Detroit Sellout Pace Amid Long Lines
Detroit fans queued hours before tickets went on sale at Tiger Stadium. Uriah Payne, 39, waited 414 hours for a chance at bleacher seating, saying he has bet on the Tigers for 10 years and hopes to recoup costs by attending games.
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World Series Opener Sees Gibson Shutout Tigers
In Mexico City the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Detroit Tigers 4 to 0 as Bob Gibson dominated on the mound. Broad TV coverage drew a diverse crowd of Olympians and spectators, while Las Vegas favored the Cards 14 to 8 to win the Series.
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Tigers and Cardinals Reunite Highlights from 1934 Series
The Busch Memorial bulletin board flashed the 1994 World Series opening game lineup as a joke, recalling the 1934 meeting of the Cards and Tigers. Dizzy Dean, with 31 wins that season, was listed for St. Louis and Al Crowder for Detroit, with the Cards' Gashouse Gang winning.
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Binford resigns as USAC president after 12 years
Binford announced he will not seek re election as president of the U S Auto Club after 12 of its 13 years in office. He urged trustees to hire a fulltime president and sought a broader board balance citing increased legal and negotiation work with tracks and television.
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