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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1972
Page
16
The Los Angeles Dodgers announced veteran catcher Dick Dietz will return July 30 from the disabled list with a fractured bone in his right wrist. Rau, a left handed pitcher, posted a 14-3 record for the Dodgers’ Pacific Coast League farm team.
Mark Spitz swept two more titles in Munich earning his fourth and fifth gold medals as the United States enjoyed a day of triumph and tragedy. Spitz won the 100 meter butterfly in a world record 54.27 and anchored the 800 meter free relay in a 7:35.78 world mark. Eddie Hart and Rey Robinson were disqualified for missing a quarterfinal heat, costing the U.S. two sprinters.
Washington used a 24 yard field goal by Curt Knight with 36 seconds left to beat Miami 27 24 in a NFL exhibition. Knight also hit a 51 yard FG earlier in the fourth. Charley Leigh returned a kickoff for 101 yards for Miami as two Miami touchdowns were set up by long plays.
At Munich, American sprinters Eddie Hart and Ray Robinson were disqualified after missing their 100 meter heats due to a timetable error blamed on organizers. Coach Stan Wright admitted error after sprint heats were listed as 7 p.m. while actually starting at 4:15 p.m. Robert Taylor advanced in 10.2 seconds as Borzov led in 10.1.
Ron Ruby led Alexandria with three doubles and three RBIs as they defeated North Anderson Church of God A 6-2 to capture the Sunday's School League championship. Mike Adams pitched a four hitter with 10 strikeouts for the win, while H L Baker and Ed Ely produced the early runs for North Anderson.
Senior Citizens Center at 1405 Rangeline Road North hosts a public event on Friday September 1 from 4 to 8 pm attracting local residents and community members seeking information services and activities at the center.
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