White River Conference opener looms for Pendleton Heights
Pendleton Heights travels to Yorktown for a crucial WRC opener after opening losses to Alexandria and Fort Wayne Wayne. Other Friday games in Madison County include Alexandria vs Wabash and Madison-Grant vs Cass, with Mount Vernon hosting Eastern Hancock and more.
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Summitville Softball Tourney Ends With Narrow Wins
Bolden's nine innings tops Don's Track Corner of Marion and Plymouth Stop of Markle 2 1. Club of Marion win 3 2 over Warren's Market in the opener. Plymouth Club advances as Summitville AC faces Don's at 7 p.m. and Warren's plays the Wednesday winner at 6 30 p.m.
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Jets, Steelers tipped to lead NFL East and Central
The AP preview projects Miami, New York Jets, and Baltimore as East contenders with Pittsburgh leading the Central. Oakland and Kansas City battle the West, while San Diego aims for a rise with a rebuilt defense and potent offense led by coach Harland Svare and quarterback Len Dawson in a league shaping to Super Bowl VII.
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Gray Wins Putt Putt Championship in City Defense
Randy Gray fired two 29s and a 30 for an 88 total over 54 holes to capture the Putt Putt City Championship by four strokes. He made 28 aces across the three rounds, edging Wally Post who finished at 92. Frank Terry rolled a 28 in a playoff with Mike Riley for third after both tied at 94 in regulation.
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Arab Netters Defeat Tigers 6-1 In Tennis Meet
Pendleton Heights Tigers stretch 6-1 victory over Greenfield Central as Greenfield Central secures one upset in second singles. Arabs move to 4-1 in dual meets and prep for Connersville Invitational before Hagerstown clash.
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Tennessee Upsets Penn State in AP Pick
AP selects Tennessee to beat Penn State 17 to 10 in Knoxville with a stout Vols defense. Other picks include USC over Oregon State, Nebraska over Texas A M, and Ohio State routing Iowa 42 to 7 as part of a varied college football preview.
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Ree College Back Of Week Shines In USC Victory
USC quarterback Mike Rae earned AP College Back of the Week for guiding the No. 1 Trojans to a 31-10 win over No. 4 Arkansas in Little Rock. Rae passed for 261 yards, ran for a TD, kicked four extra points, and added a 26-yard field goal.
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Nixon Supporters Register to Vote by September
Supporters of Nixon are urged to register to vote by September 23. A contact phone line listed is 642-9905 for registration assistance.
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