Pendleton Irish capture White River cross country title
Pendleton Irish defend White River Conference cross country crown with 35 points led by Doug Mitchell who won the individual title in 10:06.9 over 1.9 miles. Markleville placed second as Pendleton also won the freshman race 55 to 37.
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White River
Summitville
Frankto
Yorktown
Mout Vernon
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Frankton
Lapel
Mark-ieville
Highland
Mount Vernon
Ring of
Markleville
Summavile
Mitchell
Jones
Wilson
Gustin
Mal
Martin
Averett
Helton
Jameson
Mid
Doug Mitchell
Valley View
Herald Phata
Nolands Early Run Leads MH To Victory
Noland opened with a 65 yard touchdown on the first play as Madison Heights Junior High defeated Alexandria 20 to 12. Rhodes connected with Adams for the first extra point, Mabbitt scored from two yards, and Schacnowske hauled a 20 yard pass for a second conversion. Wilson added the final conversion in the last quarter. Alexandria replied with 24 yard run by Sherswood and a 55 yard return by Murphy. Outstanding blockers Grimmer and Sprague featured for Madison Heights. The Pirates host New Castle Tuesday seeking their seventh straight win. Madison Heights 13007 20 Alexandria 6080 13
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Mark No
Land
Madison Heights
Dave Rhodese
Mark Adams
Buddy Mabbitt
Pirate
Mark Schacnowske
John Wilson
Dave Sherswood
Mike Murphy
Benny Grinmer
Rod Sprague
Bucs
Madison Hets
Pistons drop Bill Buntin on waivers
Detroit releases former Michigan star Bill Buntin after a weight trouble and lack of fit with team plans. The 6 foot 7 inch forward appeared in 42 games last season averaging 7.7 points.
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UPI
Detroit Pistons
University of Michigan
Bill Buntin
Dave Debusschere
Buntin
Pistons
National Basketball Fornieticsheal
Pitt Secures Final Franchise In National Professional Soccer League
New York reports the National Professional Soccer League awards a Pittsburgh franchise to a group led by attorney Peter Block. The league, not sanctioned by US Soccer or FIFA, plans to begin play next April with Forbes Field hosting games until a new stadium is built.
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UPI
Pittsburgh
Peter Block
Forbes Field
Robert Hermann
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Chicago
Toronto
San Diego
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Baltimore
Washington
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Hartford
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International Federation
FIFA
North American Soccer League
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Detroit
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Houston
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National League
Europe
Vita
Celler stalls grid merger exemption in House probe
Chairman Emanuel Celler refuses to endorse a bill granting anti trust exemption for the proposed merger of the two major football leagues saying he does not understand it. Rozelle says a single league must operate on anti trust footing and seeks specific exemptions while the measure stalls in committee.
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UPI
Emanuel Celler
N.Y
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
Senate
House
Hale Boggs
Dla
Houss Antitrust
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Ken Hawkins
Geller
Rozelle
Hairston Signs Contract With Cincinnati Royals
Happy Hairston, a holdout through fall workouts, signed a contract with the Cincinnati Royals of the NBA. General Manager Pepper Wilson did not disclose terms. Hairston, a rookie last year, had been used mainly in relief roles. Deer rifles scopes rifle slugs Gun Barn.
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Ohio
Happy Hairston
Cincinnati Royals
National, Basketball Association
Pepper Wilson
Hairston
Suspensions Reach 187 For Violating ABC Rules
The American Bowling Congress announced 187 suspensions for rule violators. Fred Reni Jr of Canton Ohio faced repayment of 129505 tied to a tournament he organized and 221 remained in his account. Several bowlers drew one year suspensions for sandbagging while Pete Sisk and Don Meyers of Sacramento received four year bans under a new high scoring fix rule.
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ABC
Milwaukee
UPI
American Bowling Congress
Ohio
Fred Reni Jr
Canton
California
Pete Sisk
Don Meyers
Sacramento
Pendleton Edges Highland in Reserve Gridiron Clash
Pendleton nosed past Highland 6 to 0 as Mike Crosley scored the lone TD in the third quarter. Pendleton’s first year reserves racked up 214 rushing yards in the win at home.
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Mike Crosley
Pendleton
Tribe Third In NCC Cross Country Meet
Anderson's Indians placed third in the North Central Conference cross country meet at Logansport. Muncie Central swept the top honors, with Williams of the Bearcats posting a 10:02.45. Tribe scorers included Foland and Rhoda among others, as sectional action looms at Grandview Friday.
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Indians
Logansport
Muncie Central
Williams
Bearcats
Cats
Kokomo
Tribe
Tom Foland
Vic Rhoda
Richmond
Loransport
Marion
Lafayette
New Castle
Grandview
Madison Heights Narrowly Trips New Castle In Cross Country
Madison Heights edged New Castle 27 to 28 in a cross country meet on Thursday. Top finishers included Smith of MH in first place and Bookout of MH in second, with a fast time of 8 40 on the smile course.
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Madison Heights
New Castle
Smith
Bookout
Pirates
Walker
Popplewell
Dickerson
Lee
Carts Tight
M. Hedrick
Dustin
Ole JSON
Thornhill Anc
Miller
Sony
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