Lapel Cross Country Hopes Mix Veterans and Newcomers
Lapel Bulldogs open season with a 28 48 37 win over Tri High and Eastern Hancock. Coach Dallas Hunter lists top seven led by Mike Willoughby a two time defending White River Conference champion. Senior Jerry Mills and seniors Don Teeters and Jerry McClintock bolster a veteran core with promising sophomores Jeff Passwater Greg Tarvin and John Simmerman also contributing. Hunter expects Pendleton Heights to challenge in the conference and notes Shenandoah as a potential strong foe.
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Shenandoah
Arabian win leads three-way meet in Madison County
Arabians beat Noblesville and Leba 63 to 49 and 22 to 63 as Crossey Shug and Ritz swept the top three places. Crowley ran 12:15 the fastest Madison County time this season. Willoughby finished seventh and Davis ninth as the Arabians improved to 2 0 and head to New Castle Thursday for a three team meet with Anderson.
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Bentisten Heights 22 Noblesville Meet Result Summary
A terse athletic card from Bentisten Heights 22 Noblesville shows race or event placements with participants Bannon Yon Cornett Statters and others. The fragment lists numbers such as 4 5 7 8 and unclear labels, indicating an incomplete meet summary.
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Wells Injured in Illinois Practice Ahead of Michigan State
Champaign Illinois AP Star quarterback Mike Wells of Illinois suffered a split finger on his right throwing hand in practice Monday and his status is doubtful for Saturday's Big Ten football opener against Michigan State here.
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Franklin Downs AC Runners Net Four Of Five In Meet
Franklin College captured four of the first five spots to beat Anderson College 34 22 in the Raven cross opener held Tuesday on a hot 88 degree afternoon. Creedy of Franklin won the four mile race in 21 21 with Anderson's Bill Yount second in 21 53.
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AHS Logansport Tennis Postponed to Monday
The AHS Logansport tennis match has been postponed to Monday as the Tribe travels to Kokomo for Haworth today.
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One Game Separates Four In AL East Race Tightens
The AL East standings tight as Boston loses to New York 3-2 while Detroit beats Baltimore 3-2, leaving the gap from first to fourth at one game. New York’s win halts Luis Tiant’s streak, Fritz Peterson loses for Baltimore, and Ed Brinkman’s late shot helps Detroit. Oakland and Chicago win in the West, keeping a two game margin between leaders and runners-up. Cincinnati’s rally, Laboy’s four RBI, and Bench’s grand slam highlight the NL as Pittsburgh and Montreal win, while Los Angeles faces San Francisco in a West Coast night game.
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ABA Abandons Undergraduate Draft in Trustees Vote
MEMPHIS Tenn AP The American Basketball Association trustees voted unanimously to not hold an undergraduate draft. Commissioner Robert Carlson said the decision was in the best interests of basketball. The nine teams at the meeting, Virginia Squires absent, also increased his office powers, approved a year schedule and changed playoff procedures. Carlson noted congressional amendments could hinder any merger with the NBA and predicted negative NBA reactions.
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Muncie North Edges Pirates in Close Tennis Match
Muncie Northside defeated Madison Heights 4 3 at Mays Park as two doubles matches went to decisive third sets. Ruth and Hartman pushed Vasalakis and Steyning to 5 4 in the third, while Ray and Evans won for the Buccaneers in singles and teamed for a doubles victory. Madison Heights hosts Knights Town today at 4 p.m. at Mays Park.
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AHS Harriers Dominant In Local Cross Country Meet
Muncie Anderson High School Harriers swept the top six spots en route to a 15 to 45 win over Muncie Southside. DeWayne Allen led with a 13 36 clocking as Anderson captured its second straight meet and also won the reserve meet 25 to 34. The Indians travel to New Castle Thursday to face the Trojans and Pendleton Heights.
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Knicks Extend Lucas' Contract After Strong Season
West Long Branch New Jersey AP Forward center Jerry Lucas who averaged 16.7 points per game and led the Knicks with 1 011 rebounds last season had his contract extended one year to a total of three years the NBA club announced Tuesday.
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Lapel Dominates Tri Meet at Brockway Golf Course
Lapel wins the three team cross country meet with 28 points at Brockway Golf Course, Tri-High 48, Eastern Hancock 54. Individual winner is Lapel’s Mike Willoughby with a 13 26. Lapel heads to Westfield for next race.
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Eastern triumph over Tri-High in close meet at 13 26
Eastern edged Tri-High with a 48 to 28 win as Willoughby and Jones led for Tri-High while Veach Fairchild and Tarvin tallied for Eastern. The meet included multiple scorers from both teams with final times and placements noted in the event.
Marauder Mauler Big Joe Hall earns Week top honor
Mount Vernon lineman Joe Hall anchored the line and chased down Franklin quarterback Mark Coy twice while returning a blocked punt to the Eagle one yard line. He powered 178 rushing yards as MV beat Frankton 30-0, earning Herald Area Player Of The Week. Highland breakeres Mike Hines gains City honor after 147 yards on 17 carries including a 61 yard TD to rally past Hamilton Heights 12-8.
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Major League Baseball schedules doubleheader weeknight games
Major League Baseball East and West schedules for Wednesday list AL East matchups including Detroit at Baltimore and Texas at California, with multiple NL games at Chicago, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Montreal, Houston, San Francisco, Oakland, Minnesota, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Cleveland, and Detroit. Pitcher records and start times are listed in EDT.
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Baseball scores from rain shortened games in early season
Baltimore edged Milwaukee 5 to 2 while Cleveland beat Boston 5 to 2. Minnesota won 3 to 2 over Oakland as Chicago defeated Kansas City 4 to 2 and Detroit also posted a 5 to 2 win. Rain halted several other games with New York 4 Philadelphia 2 and Montreal 4 St. Louis 0. Houston 4 Los Angeles 3.
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Yesterday's Results in Al League Action
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 7 to 0 while New York edged Philadelphia 4 to 3. Montreal swept St Louis 7 to 2 and Cincinnati blanked Atlanta 7. Oakland beat Minnesota 7 to 4. Chicago and Kansas City each won 6 to 6 tied at end of regulation. Milwaukee beat Cleveland 4 to 3. Night games: Los Angeles at San Francisco. New York 3 Boston 2.
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