Ball State Football Opens Practice With Depth Questioned
In 1972 Ball State University aims for NCAA University Division recognition as spring drills open. Coach Wava Myers reports a deep, injury-resistant squad with promising freshmen, a revamped backfield, and competition for every starting spot.
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Diamond Crystal Salt Company notice in Michigan filing
Fragmentary OCR mentions Diamond Crystal Salt Company and Michigan addresses with unclear lettering Bret and 4807. Readable elements imply a corporate notice or filing notice related to the Diamond Crystal Salt Company in Michigan, but specifics are obscured.
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Colts Cut Four Rookies From Roster
Baltimore Colts cut four rookies after a three week training camp in Colorado. Quarterback Gordon Slade, No. 7 draft pick from Davidson, running back George Edwards, wide receiver Alvin Pearman, and tight end Ben Carebherg were waived or released. Edwards, a first I round choice from Fairmont State, and Pearman from Colgate were selected in the 12th draft. Carebherg, from Arizona State, was signed as a free agent.
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Five Team Race Forms In NL East Amid Trades
The Mets and other clubs push toward a five team NL East pennant chase as trades reshape rosters in late May. Key moves include Philadelphia and Pittsburgh adjustments, while Montreal and St Louis push within a few games of the leaders. The season remains unsettled with injuries and trades fueling the rally.
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ABA Buccaneers Franchise Sold Moves to Memphis
The ABA Buccaneers football club relocates to Memphis Tennessee with a new owner and league plans. The team, formerly part of the ABA Denver division, will be renamed and continue toward championship playoffs in the Western Division.
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Coke Clinches Loop Division Crown in Travel Series
Coke clinched the Loop Division crown with a 62 18 overall record as Wayne Fort Wayne faces Wabash in a playoff weekend. Joni Andersen powered the opener with four hits, Lesa Zachary and Anderson scored twice, and Christenson had two hits in three trips. Fort Wayne rode Louid Clear’s strong start, with Herb Prock and Sigler keying late defense. Coke’s Trav eling play secures top spot as state USA softball hosts unveil the tournament field.
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Yesterday's Blemished Scores From National League Games
A fragmented recap lists scattered results from multiple teams including Cleveland New York and Boston with partial scores and lineups. Notable mentions include Washington and Philadelphia alongside Chicago and Baltimore, reflecting a mixed basket of late season outcomes.
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Semifinals Set For Edgewood Club Golf Championship
ECC Club semifinals headline Sunday action as Swinehart defeats Daowsl to reach next day’s semis while Moore ousts Smith and McFarland edges James in 21 holes. Sullivan survives to finals, with eight championship matches slated to 36 holes and finals Labor Day.
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Howard Powers 38th. Bosox, Orioles Win in MLB Action
Rough, typo filled AP sports digest notes Howard reaching his 38th homer as the Orioles and Red Sox win. Mentions tense tie moments with Harmon Killebrew and Brooks Robinson, plus Senators rallying behind Howard, Dunning relief, and Ed Stroud, Del Unser and Steve Dunning contributing.
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Valley View Indians win after late rally in loop game
Valley View tied the score late then pulled ahead in the sixth as Fred Webher Dave Williams Hodson and Russell delivered timely hits. Bra inning off Casey Cox struggled but the Indians prevailed, with Pinson doubling and scoring in a key seventh inning stretch. The recap also notes top performances from Nettles and others amid a crowded league clash.
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Vikings End Eller To Return After Knee Sprain
Minnesota Vikings defensive end Carl Eller is cleared to return after a knee sprain suffered in Sunday’s loss to the New York Jets. Eller will miss next Saturday’s exhibition at Cleveland but is expected to be ready for the regular season.
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Jamborees spark prep for local high school teams
Prep jamborees showcased Madison Heights, Anderson, Muncie Central, and Muncie South with mixed results. Coaches plan fixes for offense and defense, noting strong showings and specific issues as they prepare for Shelbyville, Alexandria, and other week one games.
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