Madison Heights Sectional Tennis Opens With Daylong Play
A dozen teams start the Madison Heights sectional at Mays Park with singles and doubles. First round at 10 a.m.. two rounds today, quarters and semis Thursday, finals Friday. Weather and THSAA rules govern. tie breaks used. lite judges available on request. Richmond favored with top seeds in singles and doubles. many area schools attend.
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Madison Heigh
Mays Park
THSAA
Richmond
Red Devils
Rodgers-H Hollingsworth
Sines
Ted Uate
Bill Myles
Penleton Heights
Jerry Smith
Tom Kutn
Madison Heights
Heck-Davis
New Caste
Jim Newberry
Jim Breeden
Anderson High School
Jett Aubray Brehm
Alexandria
Cambridge City
Lincoln
Centerville
Elwood
Hagerstown
Knightstown
Union County’ of Liberty
USAC Plans Big Changes to Racing Rules
USAC plans interim limits on fuel and wing size to slow cars and cut pit stops. Competition director Dick King says next year’s rules should speed up by reducing horsepower, fuel, and wings, with testing underway after prior changes.
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Indianapolis
King
USAC
Dick King
Texas
Michigan
Wines
Trenton
N.J
Billy Yu
Kovich
Onwa
Davidson Tries New Football Loop Next?
AP report discusses a nascent professional football league tied to basketball roots and international scope. It notes figures from Los Angeles Indianapolis and New York, with references to franchises already lined up and potential drafting of AFL players. the piece frames ongoing expansion and competition dynamics amid unnamed city and media involvement.
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Tako
Calif
Tarret
Naham
American Basson
Ned ‘Association
United States
Robert Schmerz
Regal World Hockey Association
Cies
New York
Chicago
Boston Celtics
Nici
Los Angeles
KABC
Mlett
Cleveland
King TV
Mexico City
England
Steve Arnold
Liu Nehan
Canada
SEABC
Gary L. da
the Times
Ancheim
College Football Changes and Ownership Recruiting Across Cities
The article notes shifts in college football over twenty years with ownership recruitment underway in Chicago Seattle Oklahoma City Milwaukee North Carolina Phoenix Portland Birmingham Memphis Vancouver Indianapolis and other markets. It mentions the ABA’s founding and competition with the NBA, and Davidson resigning as league president to lead the WHA formed last year in competition with the NHL.
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Tampa
Pia
Tokyo
Boston
Chicago
Seattle
Oklahoma City
Milwaukee
North Carolina
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
Birmingham
Ala
Memphis
Tenn
Vancouver
BCC
Indianapolis
ABA
National" Basketball Association
Davidson
WHA
Future Looks Brighter For Tidrow Lowenstein
Cleveland Indians pitcher Dick Tidrow and second baseman John Lowenstein see a brighter future after a tough season. Tidrow cited weak defense and a young outfield as contributing factors, while Lowenstein highlighted lack of experience and discussed winter plans. Both praised teammates and noted Oakland and Baltimore as strong AL opponents, with Tidrow predicting a possible World Series if left handed pitching improves.
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Cleveland
Dick Tidrow
John Lowenstein
Tidrow
Cleveland Indians
Lowenstein
Don Matney
Clarmont Avenue
Sporting News
Indians
Gaylord Perry
Dave Duncan
John Ellis
Fosse
Oakland
Perry
Gaylord
Nolan Ryan
Jim
Catfish
Hunter
Ryan
Vetera
Vida Blue
Ken Holtzman
Beack
Huler
Baltimore
Aithaush Drew
AHS Girls Fifth In Golf Sectional
Pendleton Ladywood team edged Carmel and others in a tight golf sectional at Idlewild, with Indianapolis securing the state bid after a first extra hole finish. Anderson placed fifth led by team score leaders Jeanie Horeway, Rhoda Free, Kathy Hodson and Bette Chambers. Carmel and Yorktown also posted strong showings.
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Pendleton
Lishing
Kathy Hodson
Bette Chambers
Carmel
Lawrence Cen
Dunkel Index Highlights Shifts In College Football Rankings
Dick Dunkel maps late 1960s football power shifts noting Town West Eton and others near top, with Nebraska NC State and Duke among improving teams. The piece notes Cleveland pitchers, the NFL and college figures, and references Chamberlain leaving the Lakers after a season shaping the Lakers’ index standings.
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Dick Dunkel
Town West Eton
N.C
Weber St. Utah
Legan
Mepmouth
North Central
Morree Pitt
Nebraska
Duke
Mate Ray’ Fosse
Central
Wirchester
N.C. State
Edinboro
William Penn
Oakland
Hoot Penden
Beloit
N. Ililege
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Tampa
N. Illinois
Livingston St. Ala
Cleveland
Peery
Dakota St
Franklin
Ind
LOS Angeles
Ceat Chamberlain
Ry West
Lowenstein
Oklahoma
San Diego Conan
Sooners
Los Angeles Law
West
Jim McMillian
Buffalo
Elmore Smith
Chamberlain
Cal
Issee
Alabama
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Wik’ Chamberlain
Bryant Almost Went To Miami Man Nearly Joined Dolphins Pipeline
In Birmingham Alabama AP report North Central golfer Kyle O'Brien tied for medalist with 4 Anfernal partner Beth Brown from Miami Dolphins and Jax Ladywood’s Teresal Hession from Alabama won a playoff for second place.
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Birmingham
Ala
North Central
Kyle O'Brien
Joe Robbie
Gene
Miami
Games of Week Ending October 7 1973 Carolina Beso ot Boos Col
College sports score roundup lists weekly results with initials and venue notes. Contains scattered team abbreviations and partial game outcomes for Carolina and nearby colleges, reflecting a local sports brief from the period.
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Carolina
Buc Harriers Blitz Burris in Cross Country Meet
Madison Heights mowed down Muncie Burris on a Tuesday cross country course at Grandview, with Tom Jewell of the Pirates winning in 18:20. Pirates host Pendleton Heights Friday.
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Madison Heights
Muncie Burris
Crosse ‘Ounty
Grandview
Tom Jewell
The
Pirates
Pendleton Heights
Madison
Muncie Burrs
Tedewel
Jackson Ai
Geiner
Lykena
Witey
Tri-High Downs Shenandoah in Cross Country Meet
Tri-High secured a 21-35 cross country win over Shenandoah with the top four places led by Tsilfich, while Shenandoah prepares for Rushville on Thursday. Team details and individual results are incomplete but indicate Tri-High dominance and Shenandoah's upcoming meet, with unclear placements and times.
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Middletown
Shenandoah
Tsilfich
Sherendoah
Rushville
Celtics Move Past Pacers Behind White's 20
In Indianapolis AP report says Jo Jo White scored 20 points in the second half to lift the Boston Celtics to a 110-100 win over the winless Indiana Pacers. Celtics dominant second half sealed the victory for Boston.
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Indianapolis
Jo Jo White
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Indiana
Pacers
American Basket ‘Ball Association
Bearcats Edge Harriers In Tight Muncie Meets
Bearcats beat the AHL Harriers by a narrow margin at Muncie Central and Muncie Anderson events. Kurt Floyd of Anderson won the individual race in 13:34 and also took the reserve meet in 25:34. Tony Marti led the Central side with a 14:46 finish as both schools packed runners in the late finishes.
Blue River Tops Lapel Harriers in Cross Country Meet
Blue River defeated Lapel Harriers with Jett Ray pacing the winners in a 112 point cross country effort. The meet took place Thursday, with top runners from both teams contending for the lead and team scores.
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Blue River
Lapel Harriers
Lapel
Jett Ray
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