City prep teams face streaks in weekend games
Anderson High ranked 13th in AP poll travels to Muncie Southside while Madison Heights heads to Marion and Highland seeks to snap a two game skid at Hamilton Heights. Veteran players and injuries shape lineups as all three teams eye conference play next week.
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Area Teams Face Tougher Tests in Third Week Showdowns
Madison Grant carries 2-0 record to Mississinewa after beating Eastbrook 29-13 and Oak Hill 28-12 led by Bob Starkey with 28 points. Alexandria, 2-0, hosts Noblesville despite graduating its entire backfield. senior Steve Hilligoss anchors a young unit as Madison County enters third week of the 1973 season. Mount Vernon also 2-0, faces Frankton while Elwood, Shenandoah, Pendleton Heights, and Yorktown seek wins in Central Indiana clashes.
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Thomas and Quick Reach Indiana PGA Finals at Killbuck
George Thomas of Elkhart and Randy Quick of Crown Point won semifinal 36 holes at Killbuck to set up a title clash at 8 30 a m. Thomas defeated Dave Davis 6 and 4 after leading at the turn while Quick beat Bob Kruse 7 and 6 with an early finish and a late eagle closing in.
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Blancas 66 Leads Heritage Classic in Rain Delayed Round
Homero Blancas shot a five under par 66 to take the lead in the rain delayed first round of the Heritage Golf Classic at Harbor Town. He led by one over John Mahaffey and Jimmy Wiechers as others posted 67s and 68s amid delays and darkness.
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Bruce Crampton
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Pendleton Heights Nets Downs Noblesville 6 1 In Tennis
Pendleton Heights netters defeated Noblesville 6 1 Wednesday night. Singles winners were Jerry Smith John Edmundson Dick Norris Don Woods and Kevin Wills with Norris pairing Wills for doubles and Edmundson Smith winning the other doubles. The PH reserves won 5 2.
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Pirates Lengthen Lead In NL East
Willie Stargell doubled home seven runs in the first inning to spark the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 6 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The win extended Pittsburgh possession of first place in the NL East to a full game over idle St Louis while the Cubs dropped four games back. Wayne Garrett delivered a 12th inning RBI single as the New York Mets beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4 2. The Mets sit 2 4 games off the pace with Montreal third at 1 1/2 behind. Ron Cey hit a two run homer and Dave Lopes added a two run double as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Houston Astros 8 6. Doug DeCines scored the winning run in the 10th for Baltimore in a 7 6 victory over Milwaukee, narrowing the Orioles’ magic number to 10 for the AL East title. West Coast games included San Francisco at San Diego and Kansas City at California.
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Indian Galf Win Twice Falls on imperfect OCR
Anderson High School girls golf beat Carmel 195 to 197 at Grandview to win its second meet of the season. Beth Brown led with 46, Jeanie Horeway 48, Rhoda Freeman 49, Kathy Hodson 52, Laurie Anderson 55. Carmel's Debbie Hal 41 medalist, Laura Beer 51, Chris Humphrey 52, Nancy Polley 53, Maureen Fox 56. The four low scores counted for the team. Anderson earlier beat Highland 155 to 202 at Boca Real with Brown and Chambers each 38, Horeway 39, Freeman 40, Hudson 4. Highland's team included Pitts enbarger 41, Bickel 46, Brumfield 51, Segner 64. The Indians meet Carmel again in a three way meet with Ben Davis Tuesday at Riverside, Indianapolis.
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Tribe Tops Bearcats in North Central tennis clash
Anderson High School defeated Muncie Central 5 2 at Mays Park. Jim Newberry and Jim Breeden won singles and paired for a doubles win along with Bob Macholtz and Mike Smith. Anderson hosts Logansport next Tuesday.
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Bengals hampered as injuries hit running backs
The Bengals lineup shows injuries with Doug Dressler and Essex Johnson limited by Thursday practice. Only healthy backs are rookies Booby Clark and Joe Wilson. Isaac Curtis to start. Virgil Carter out for season with a broken collarbone. Jess Phillips traded to New Orleans after knee injury in final exhibition versus Packers.
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Stardust Opens for Nightly Dining and Drinks on Broadway
Open from 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. nightly at Stardust located at 1125 Broadway in Anderson offering fine foods, good wines, and cocktails as part of its entertainment night schedule.
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