Anderson blanks MH in tennis opener at Mays Park
Anderson High School routed Madison Heights 7-0 in the first tennis meet of the season at Mays Park. Steve Macholtz and John Pistole led singles wins, while Pistole and Jim Newberry clinched a tight doubles victory. Madison Heights salvaged a reserve win 6-1, and both teams look to improve as they head to upcoming matches.
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Tribe
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Ray
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Jay Brehm
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Hagerstown
Muncie North
Madison Grant
Connersville
Hamilton
Southeastern
EAGLE
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Shenandoah
Mark Coy
Rd Howells
Larry von Briggle
Greg Pipes
Dennis Jea
Herald
Jeff Atteberry
Indiana State Horseshoe Tourney Heads to Fairview Park Courts
The Indiana State Horseshoe Tourney runs Saturday to Monday at Fairview Park with headliners expected Monday for men’s top class. Participants include Curt Day and his son Paul Day, Mark Seibold, and Chet Rees, as Lane of Anderson wins the nearby club event and Stone also records wins across Thursday and Tuesday rounds with Class A B and C results documented.
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Indiana
Duke AD Ed Cameron retires after 46 years at Duke
Durham North Carolina AP Ed Cameron Duke University director of athletics stepped down after 46 years with the Blue Devils. Carl James will succeed Cameron who has served as acting athletic director since February 1 and is 69.
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N.C
Eddie Cameron
Duke University
Blue Devils
Carl James
Cameron
Full Area Schedule Sets Open Grid Tonight For Area High Schools
Area high schools launch football seasons with home games and road trips. Andersons Indians host Huntington while Madison Heights seeks opening win against Shelbyville. Highland faces Delta and Alexandria hosts the Tigers with heavy lines. Noblesville visits Elwood, Mount Vernon hosts Knightstown, Oak Hill at Madison Grant, Centerville welcomes Yorktown, and other matchups shape early-season prospects.
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Indians
Huntington
Tribe
Strenth
Moore
Pat King
Madison Heights
Shelbyville
Golden Bear
Pirates
Joe Minnick
Elroy Robinson
Bruce Dorsey
Pirate
Tom Bruin
Highland
Delta
Pete Reynolds
John Kerr
Neale Dugger
Dave Purkey
Reynolds
White River
Pendleton Heights
Alexandria Tigers
Dave Torrence
Alex
Elwood
Noblesville
Kevin Courtney
Bill Hocker
Panther
Mount Vernon
Knightstown
Madison Grant
Oakill
Yorktown
Centerville
Pendleton Heights Netters Open Season Versus Arabians
Pendleton Heights coach Jim Noggle opens with optimism as the Arabians visit for the opener. Returning lettermen and young talent balance the lineup after losing defending ace Gary Binyamin. Farell Simmerman steps to number one singles with a deep group vying for spots, while Norris and Giering anchor a strong doubles unit. The team aims to build into a sectional contender by month’s end with a busy fall schedule listed.
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Rick Vols
Pendleton
Jim Noggle
Pendleton Heights
Gary Binyamin
Nobble
Noggle
Binyamin
Farell Simmerman
Steve Wills
Brad Giering
Jerry Smith
Garry Wooten
Dick Norris
Norris
Giering
Simmerman
Wills
Wooten
Anderson
Argylls Count On Defense In Season Opener
Argylls of Granite Grant open at Oak Hill with 16 returning lettermen under coach Paul Gallo. Loss of quarterback Buroker creates a two-man battle for the job as the defense, led by Hoheimer Starkey and LaShure, is slated as the strength this season amid a fast, mobile squad and a tough Mid-Indiana Conference start.
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Tony
Martin
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Gogi Hoheimer
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Hoheimer
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Gallo
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LaShure
Ricks
Roth
Druck
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Wilson
Hiatt
Childes
Mason
Hannah
Havens
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Oak Hill
Northwestern
Eastern
Argylls
Hidalgo sweeps daily double in River Downs card
In Cincinnati, Hidalgo rode to victory by winning both ends of the daily double and a ninth race riding win at River Downs on Thursday. Cactus Bloom won the featured eighth by two lengths paying to $1, $4.20 and $3.20, with Julia's Cash and Cat Creek also placing. The 5% furlongs double featured Paulahsa and Rebels Fuzzy totaling $26.20 as a crowd of 3,401 wagered $268,078.
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River Downs
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Cat Creek
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Fuzzy
This Week's Schedule Friday Football Pairings
Friday's slate features Huntington at Anderson Shelbyville at Madison Heights Delta at Highland Alexandria at Pendleton Heights Elwood at Noblesville Shenandoah at Frankton Madison Grant at Oak Hill Knightstown at Mount Vernon Yorktown at Centerville.
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Madison Heights
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Highland Alexandria
Pendleton Heights
Elwood
Noblesville
Shenandoah
Frankton
Madison Grant
Oak Hill
Knightstown
Mount Vernon
Yorktown
Centerville
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