Indiana State Opens Rosier Collegiate Grid Season
Indiana State hosts Cincinnati in Terre Haute as the Indiana Collegiate Conference kicks off with key opening weekend games. ISU Coach Huntsman embraces the learning value while Cincinnati eyeing a strong start ahead of a Colorado game. Evansville, Indiana Central, Valparaiso, Wabash, Ashland, Franklin, and Manchester also begin ICC play or openers.
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Jim Byers
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Phil Eads
Mike
Rick Sidebottom
Sason
Kingpin
ICC
Valparaiso
Wabash
Crawfordsville
Valpo
Mike Hall
Crusaders
Ashland
Ohio
Franklin
Manchester
Adrian
Mich
Sunday School Bowling Season Opens at Cooper's Sport Bowl
The Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association bowling season begins Saturday at 6 p.m. at Cooper's Sport Bowl. Secretary Leslie Hoff announced yesterday. Bowlers will establish their handicap after the first night of three complete games. The opening handicap will be calculated after play and added to each game score.
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Playground and A&A Win In Summitville Softball Tourney
American Playground down Marion Weaver 8 to 2 while A&A Rents routed Marion Burns Oilers 12 to 3 in Summitville. Frank Sigler drove in five runs for Playground as Tom Shimer pitched a giving win. Crook led A&A Rents with a triple and two hits.
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Summitville
Marion Weaver
Marion A&a
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Frank Sigler
American Playground
Larry Douglas
Playground
Tom Shimer
A&a Rents
Crook
Titus
Butchey
MacMillan
Burns Oilers
Marion Plymouth Club
Bob’s Finer Foods
Huntington
Don’s
Markle
Muncie
U.S. Engineering
Fort Wayne
Utah Americans
Hungtington
Weaver
Shimer and
Fleet
McCarty
Yeagy
Hall
Senate subcommittee backs NBA ABA merger and reserve clause reform
The Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee approved a merger bill with a key amendment ending the reserve clause for drafted players after two years making them free agents. It also ends TV blackouts for home games and repeals a $1.5 million entry fee for ABA teams. The measure moves to the full Judiciary Committee.
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A's Diplomatic jab as they end season with Sox in sight
Oakland A's wrap up season in Chicago with Sal Bando praising the White Sox while aiming at the Orioles. Joe Rudi and Reggie Jackson clash with Sox strength and Allen May for offense, as Oakland eyes remaining two games against Chicago.
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Baltimore Orioles
A’s
Oakland
Sal Bandor
White Sox
Bando
Sox
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Dick Allen
Carlos May
Allen
May
Joe Rudi
Rudi
Stan Bahnsen
Reggie Jackson
Jackson
Wilbur Wood
DeMoss Seeks Kicker for Purdue Opener
Purdue coach Bob De Moss evaluated kickers and return specialists in practice focusing on kickoff returns and coverage. Otis Armstrong Bob Herrick Roy Kidd and Rich Keys ran kickoffs while Frank Conner Ron North and Bob Bobrowski handled kicking duties on defense. Purdue prepares to face Bowling Green next Saturday in the season opener with running and passing drills against top Bowling Green plays.
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West Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Bob DeMoss
Boilermakers
Otis Armstrong
Bob Herrick
Roy Kidd
Rich Keys
Frank Conner
Ron North
Bob Bobrowski
Bowling Green
Hensley Captures Weekly Putt-Putt Title
Mike Hensley won the weekly Putt-Putt tourney with 54 holes at 9 under par after rounds of 37 29 29. Wayne Wigner finished second, Ed Dillman third, and Jerry Kuklenski fourth. The Anderson Putt-Putt course championship opens next Wednesday with practice at 7 and play at 7:30 on No.1 course.
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Mike Hensley
Hensley
Wayne Wigner
Ed Dillman
Jerry Kuklenski
Nicklaus Eyes Full Firestone Run In World Series Fight
Jack Nicklaus hopes Firestone South plays from the back in the World Series, facing Gary Player Lee Trevino and Gay Brewer on the 7,180 yard par 70 course. Nicklaus, a leading favorite with $303,750 in Firestone earnings, seeks a fast start for the $50,000 first prize. Palmer appears as NBC color man for the coverage.
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Associated Press
Akron, Ohio
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Firestone South
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Gary Player
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United States
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Trevino
Brewer
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Arnie
NBC
Brone Bomber
Indians blank Bearcats in NCC tennis rout
Anderson swept Muncie Central 7-0 to improve to 3-2 overall and 1-1 in the North Central Conference. singles winners included Machoutz Newberry Breeden and Pistole, with both doubles matches decided in three sets. Anderson’s reserves added a 6-1 win. They travel to Logansport Tuesday.
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Logansport
Steve Machoutz
Dave Esterbrook
Jim Newberry
al Yost
Jim Breeden
Ed Richards
John Pistole
Cliff Wright
Jeff Jenness
Jay Bevoy
Macholtz-Breeden
Esterbrook-Yost
Newberry
Bob Macholtz
Dec Richards-Wright
Anderson High School runners dominate Kokomo in cross-country meet
DeWayne Allen wins the 2 5 mile race in 13 03 2 as Anderson High School takes five of the first six spots in an 18 39 victory over Kokomo at Grandview. Kokomo claims the junior varsity meet 26 30.
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Grandview
Kokomo
DeWayne Allen
McDorman
Anderson
Ron Land
Muncie Southside
Hrivnak Makes Switch to Tight End at Purdue
Purdue tight end Gary Hrivnak, listed 6-5 and 228 pounds, lined up at his new position last spring with the Boiler makers as former defensive end Steve Baumgartner teased him to get down in a three point stance.
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West Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Gary Hrivnak
Johnston
Boilermaker
Steve Baumgartner
Lisle
Ill
Gary
Ali Opens Training Camp Near Reading for Patterson Fight
Muhammad Ali formally started his training camp in the hills near Reading, Pennsylvania with Floyd Patterson as guest of honor. Patterson, 37, says he remains in boxing for the love of the sport, and the two boxers plan a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden on Sept 20. Patterson bought two acres for the camp, built a log cabin gym, and said he may face Joe Frazier in the future.
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Reading
Patterson
New Paultz
N.Y
Ali
Pennsylvania
Joe) Frazier
New Log Cabin
New York
Ben Pollack
Frazier
Joe Frazier
Music Every Saturday for Red Men and POC
Notices announce weekly music events every Saturday from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. aimed at Red Men and POC communities.
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Kenwood
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Vppusol
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Walter Kennedy
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DeMoss
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Nick's Burgers
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Noblesville
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Tipton, Ind
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Cunningham Films Ltd
David Hess
Lucy Grantham
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Ada Washington
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