Mud and rain hit weekend games in city showdowns
Madison Heights led the field as the lone city winner while Elwood, New Castle, Tipton and Franklin area teams posted losses. AHL coach Woody Moore praised Madison Heights new running game and noted a possible big city clash Friday with Anderson.
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Young Ravens face tough road after loss to Franklin
Anderson College coach Dick Young says inexperience blocked better than fundamentals as Franklin scouted well. Raven coach laments missing backs and top corner Bockhart, while Tipton's Pete Reynolds credits two early turnovers for the loss. Mount Vernon hosts White River Conference game amid homecoming pressure.
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Sorg Captures DRI POWR 400 at Winchester in Chevelle
Fort Wayne driver Dave Sorg won his second DRI-POWR 400 at Winchester in a 1972 Chevelle earning $5,729 in a 200 mile race that paid over $20,000. Ed Vanderlaan led early, Larry Moore faltered, and Carl Smith traded the lead before Sorg took control on lap 205 and held on as 5,000 fans watched.
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Bloomington South Still Tops UP Poll
Bloomington South remains No. 1 in the Associated Press Indiana high school football poll after a 69-21 win over Columbus North. Indianapolis Washington holds No. 2 and Mishawaka Marian is third, with 5-0 records and notable win streaks shaping the rankings.
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Clown Act Highlights 1926 MSG Tennis Debut
In 1926 professional tennis debut at Madison Square Garden featured Al Schacht and Nick Altrock. Schacht pantomimed Suzanne Lenglen, the famed French tennis ace, in a humorous oncourt routine.
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Judge bars Erving from Hawks. ABA must arbitrate
A Brooklyn federal judge issued a preliminary injunction barring Julius Erving from playing for any team except the ABA's Virginia Squires. The ruling followed Erving’s move to Atlanta amid a contract dispute, and NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy fined the Hawks $25,000 for using him. The decision could trigger further arbitration talks and appeals.
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Southern California Maintains Top Spot In AP Football Poll
USC leads the AP rankings with 36 first place votes and 970 points after a 51-6 win over Michigan State. Oklahoma follows with 13 first place votes and 907 points after routing Clemson 52-3. Ohio State and Alabama advance to positions three and four after solid outings, while Michigan climbs to fifth behind a 41-14 win over Tulane.
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Were Out to Getcha Kings Inn Motel
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