Midwest 300 features wild wrecks and John Anderson win
The American Speed Association staged its Midwest 300 in Indiana with John Anderson driving a 1973 Stan Yee Camaro to win two of three main races and capture most of the $10,000 purse. The event included crashes that felled Wall, Hamm, and Climer, a dramatic 100 lap finale won by Anderson, and a frantic restart after a 14-car pileup. Anderson and Vanderlaan finished strong with Bobby Watson in tow, while Ned Webb and Ray Fullen claimed the consolation. The race earned fame for its guardrail contact and winter repairs, as Glen Cope survived a high-speed incident with major damage.
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West Chester
Ohio
Ray Fullen
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Don Seaborn
Darrel Waltrip
Himselt
Parseghian content after Notre Dame breakthrough victory
Ara Parseghian, aging lines fading, smiles after Notre Dame’s 20 14 upset of Southern California, first win since 1996 ending the Trojans’ 23 game unbeaten streak. He discusses critics, big games, and past near-misses while noting early season success and no recent big tests this year.
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United Press International
Grade School Winners to Announce League Titles
Final standings show Hazelwood undefeated in Flag League with 6-0. Brentwood tops Small League with 5 starts. Chesterfield and College Corner go 5-1 in Large League with Chesterfield beating College Corner in their meeting. Flag League leader Hazelwood 60 Southern view 42 Greenbriar 33. Shaveland 33. Valley Grove 35. Roosevelt 1-5. Large League: Chesterfield A 51 College Corner 42 St Marys St Ambrose 42 20th Street 42 North Anderson 1-5 Washington 5. Small League: Brett 0 25th Street 441 Ed en 2 Longfellow 2-3 We 4 Seventh Street 0-5.
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WHA chief resigns as Davidson departs amid league changes
Gary Ossson announces leadership shuffle as WHA president Davidson resigns to focus on a new World Football League, with Hunter Baldwin and others cited as candidates for the executive committee. The league eyes a new president within two months while promoting growth and maintaining stability.
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Bowling standings and player notes from Sunday report
Sunday school standings list Chester, Lyon, Whetstone, Jeong and Giterisin among top performers. The fragmented text outlines teams and players across recreation and sports columns with mixed names and partial affiliations.
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One Deal Off Two Still In The Works
San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson said the Padres sale to Marjorie Everett is off. He noted two other buyers have shown interest and that the city will pursue a $12 million damage suit if the team leaves. He cited tax and financial disputes centered on C Arnolt Smith’s initial purchase.
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Finley Fined Seven Thousand. Plans Appeal
Oakland owner Charles Finley must pay seven thousand dollars in fines after World Series conduct. He vows to appeal two fines to baseball’s Executive Council, challenging actions including Mike Andrews’ error and a loudspeaker announcement. Finley argues the penalties stem from disputed roster moves and stadium light decisions during the series.
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YMCA Volleyball Tryouts Open Tonight
Men interested in competitive volleyball invited to try out for the YMCA team tonight. MorMaurie Hester announced tryouts for the local team competing in a M team Y Teague circuit throughout Central Indiana.
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Irish Climb To Fifth After USC Triumph
Notre Dame rose to fifth in the Associated Press college football rankings after defeating Southern Cal, while Ohio State and Alabama held top spots with decisive victories. Oklahoma earned first place votes, with Michigan, Penn State, LSU, and Arizona State improving or stabilizing in the Top Ten amid a crowded national race.
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Packers Eliminated In Playoffs 13-8
Lafayette Generals beat the Anderson Packers 13 to 8 in Grassroots League playoffs. Pat Embry caught a 5 yard TD pass from Craig Gibson late to seal the win as Lloyd Ivy had earlier tied the game with a 2 yard run and a 60 yard scamper set up the score. Anderson finishes 7-3 in regular season, 7-4 overall.
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