Ground-Minded Tribe Off To Fast Start
Anderson Indians, ranked 13th in the AP poll, pursue a state playoff run under coach Woody Moore. The veteran squad leans on a strong ground game led by Johnny Johnson and Larry Boyd with Pat King in backfield, while adapting to new playoff stakes and replacing eight starters.
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Staubach to Lead Cowboys as Morton Eyes trade outcome
Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry named Roger Staubach the starting quarterback for the 1973 season, sidelining Craig Morton who asked to be traded after a strong preseason. Landry indicated a possible Morton trade, while Morton voiced his desire to start elsewhere and noted unresolved contract issues.
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Jackson Swims For Ball State
Jackson Doug Jackson, a breaststroke specialist from Anderson High School, accepted a scholarship to Ball State University. He placed third in the 100-yard breaststroke at last year’s state meet at Ball State, with a time of 1:00.35, after season best 1:02.5. He held NC Conference and Indiana Junior Olympics records and finished second in the state meet in 100-yard breaststroke as a sophomore and junior. He will join Ball State under coach Doug Morris, a former two time All American and 1964 Olympic Trials participant.
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Cincinnati Dodgers Open Showdown With Eight-Run Tilt
Cincinnati Reds beat Los Angeles Dodgers 6-3 as Armbrister doubled in the eighth to drive in two, lifting Cincinnati four games clear in the NL West. Earlier Griffey hit a three-run homer guiding a 3-2 lead before Ce der loss. Baltimore beat Boston 8-3 behind Brooks Robinson three-run shot and Dave McNally's win. In the East, Expos narrowed gap with 4-1 over Cardinals as Renko and Marsh combined on six-hitter. Mets edged Phillies 6-4 while Cubs shut out Pirates 2-0. Cleveland beat New York 7-3 as Gamble and Stanley homer paced Detroit to 4-2 over Milwaukee. Other AL games included Texas at Minnesota and Chicago at California. NL matches Houston at San Diego and Atlanta at San Francisco.
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Monday and yesterday baseball results across leagues
National League results show Pittsburgh over Chicago 11 to 3 and Atlanta beating San Francisco 10 to 4. San Diego defeated Houston 5 to 3. American League scores include Boston over Baltimore 4 to 3 and Milwaukee over Detroit 6 to 5. Minnesota and Texas split 5 to 4, Oakland routed Kansas City 13 to 0, and California beat Chicago 7 to 1.
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