Moore Cleared in Southside Football Incident
Dr. Harold Huff conducted an inquiry at Muncie Southside High School and cleared Anderson High School coach Woody Moore of striking players after a game. Players, police statements, and reports to the IHSAA were reviewed, with no evidence Moore hit anyone.
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Moore
Harold Huff
Muncie Southside High School
Anderson High School
Woody Moore
Muncie
Huff
Muncie Southside
Douglass
AHS
Noel B. Douglass
Richard Heath
Heath
Anderson
the Herald
IHSAA
NFL Grand Jury Probe Continues in Cleveland
The special federal grand jury investigating possible NFL antitrust violations resumed hearings with Cincinnati Bengals coach Paul Brown as the leadoff witness. Brown, who spent about an hour in the jury room, avoided details, saying he was out of pro football for years. Also testifying were Rommie Loud of the Boston Patriots and John Danahy, NFL security chief, neither commenting on testimony.
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Paul Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Momlay
National Football League
At and
Ferer
Brown
Federal Building
Cleveland Browns
Rommie Loud
Boston Patriots
Loud
Patriots
John Danahy
NFL
Danahy
FBI
Bex
Grand Jury
Delicious Home Pan-Fried Chicken Carry-Out Invite
Fil-Mar Restaurant offers pan-fried chicken for carry-out with phone orders available until 8 p.m. Monday to Wednesday and until 1:30 a.m. Thursday to Saturday. Located at 32 & Wash. St., Child, Chesterfield. Closed Sundays.
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Wash. St
Hole In One at Killbuck Course Honors John Ward Sr
John Ward Sr a Guide Lamp retiree scored a hole in one on the 170 yard par three 16th at Killbuck Course. The shot was witnessed by Ray Ayers and Cliff Russell and hailed by local golfers.
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John Ward Sr
Killbuck
Ward
Ray Ayers
Cliff Russell
National Hair Treatment Clinic Coming to Anderson
George Swoyers promotes National Home Treatment showing results and encouraging a free consultation on Wednesday September 22 at the Holiday Inn Motel near I-69 and Indiana 109 between 1 pm and 8 30 pm. W R Krieg will be back in Anderson for the event offering private consultations with no charge or obligation.
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National
Holiday Inn
Indiana
W. R. Krieg
Vikings Rally To Beat Lions On Cox Field Goal
In a nationally televised opener at Tiger Stadium Viking quarterback Gary Cuozzo threw for 232 yards Bob Grim 30 yard touchdown and Curtis Cox delivered a 5:18 remaining 13 yard winning field goal after Karl Kassulke forced a Barney fumble. Detroit led 10-0 early as Mann connected on a 20 yard field goal and a 36 yard boot but the Vikings defense stifled the Lions late.
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Minnesota
Karl Kassulke
Detroit
Fred
Lem Barney
Lion
Lions
Detroit Lions
iTiger Stadium
Mann
Clint Jones
Vikings
Craig Cotton
Greg Landry
Mel Farr
Landry
Gary Cuozzo
Bob Grim
Landry Mann
Kci
FG Cox
Grim
Cuozzo
Amphetamines Used At Rose Bowl In Stanford Unrest
New York AP report cites Look Magazine interview with Tim McClure a Stanford defensive lineman alleging amphetamine use by players during halftime of the 1971 Rose Bowl victory over Ohio State and accusing coach John Ralston of being unaware. Stanford athletics director Chuck Taylor disputes many claims calling them unsubstantiated opinions while praising the program's conduct.
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NEW York
Sanford University
Ohio State
John Ralston
Look Magazine
Tim McClure
Ralston
Arkansas
Atletic Department
Las Vegas
McClure
Stanford
Sanford
Chuck Taylor
Packers rookie coach Devine breaks leg in upset loss
GREEN BAY AP Dan Devine, rookie Packers coach, broke both bones in his lower left leg in a pileup as the Giants rallied to a 42 40 upset over Green Bay. He will miss practice but plans to attend. Mike McCoy may miss Sunday’s game, Devine says.
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Green Bay
Wis
Dan Devine
Devine
Green Bay Packers
New York
Giants
Packers
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mike McCoy
McCoy
Notre Dame
Mike
Dave Hanner
Hyland
AL Set To Discuss Future Of Senators
BOSTON AP American League club owners meet to discuss the Washington Senators future and owner Bob Short who says he lost 3 million since buying the team in 1968. Cronin Kuhn and Short seek a solution as Short contemplates moving the franchise or leaving baseball. He would need eight votes to move. Reports of offers and interest from Danzansky and others circulate while a Texas syndicate aims to keep the team in Washington. Attendance figures and preliminary races in a separate track event are noted.
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Boston
Washington Senators
Bob Short
Joe Cronin
Bowie Kuhn
Short
Senators
Dallas-Fort Worth
Joseph Danzansky
Washington Board of Trade
Bill
A. O. Oocernings Aington
Edward M. Kelly Jr
Washington
Kelly
Dave Sorgatori
Dallas
Ft. Wayne
Denny Nyari
City
Jfk Stadium
South Bend
Dennis Miles
Muncie
Dave Weir
Portville
Moore Wins Winchester Feature Race at Winchester Speedway
Larry Moore of Fairborn Ohio drove a 1971 Monte Carlo to a new track record 18.43 seconds around the high banks at Winchester Speedway. He led the 50 lap ASA late model stock car feature from start to finish, despite two minor cautions, to claim first place money.
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Winchester Speedway
ASA
Larry Moore
Fairborn Ohio
Wayne Wins Elks Tourney at Grandview
Howard Wayne won low gross honors and Ray Sadilovski captured the net division in the Elks Two Club Championship held Saturday at Grandview. Other winners included Hugh Stan, Tom Broderick, Bill Granger, Ralph Carter, Bob Rounds, Verle Bright, Carl Branson, Dick Granger, Ken Granger, Ralph Shanahan, Larry Miles and Harry Thornburg. Chairman for the event was Bill Granger.
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Howard Wayne
Ray Sadilovski
Elks
Grandview
Hugh Stan
Tom Broderck
Bill Gr
Ralph Carter
Bob Rounds
Verle Bright
Carl
Branson
Dick Granger
Ken, Granger
Ralph Shanahan
Larry Miles
Harry Thornburg
Bill Granger
Senators win suspended game as Indians rally to win
Washington AP report details a 1 0 victory by the Cleveland Indians over the Washington Senators after a 20 inning suspended game that ended 8 6 in Cleveland. Denny McLain took the loss in the late contest while Alan Foster and Steve Mingori combined for three hits and the decisive runs.
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Washington
Alan, Foster
Steve Mingori
Steve Hargan
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Senators
Cleveland
Denny McLain
Fred Stanley
Grich Lifts Orioles Over Yankees in Ninth Inning Rally
Bobby Grich delivered a tie breaking two run single as Baltimore scored five in the ninth to beat the New York Yankees 8-4. Boog Powell started the rally with a double, Etchebarren tied it, and Rettenmund and Robinson drove in the final runs. The win moves Baltimore within five of clinching the AL East with any combination of their wins and Detroit losses.
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NEW York
Bobby Grich
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Orioles
Baltimore
Detroit
Boog Powell
Chico Salmon
John Ellis
Andy Etchebarren
Curt Morton
Paul Blair
Grich
Merv Rettenmund
Frank Robinson
Felipe Alou
Yanks
Brooks Robinson
Powell
Dave Johnson
Blair
Pat Dobson
Jake Gibbs
Rusty Torres
Roy White
Balimore
White
Pairings Set For Tourney In Fast Pitch Softball
The tourney opens Wednesday at Shayside Park with two Anderson teams meeting in the first game at 7 p.m. Ead's Typewriter, 12-12, vs Jack's Oasis, 35-6, and at 8:15 Noblesville Merchants, 27-1, vs Anderson's Bud & Joes, 21-9. The winners meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for the championship in a single elimination format.
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Shayside Park
Anderson
Ead
Jack
Oasis
Noblesville Merchants
Bud & Joes
Pendleton Heights Triumphs 5 2 Over Hagerstown In Tennis
Pendleton Heights defeated Hagerstown 5-2 with singles wins by Bingaman Simmerman and Smith and a doubles sweep by Bingaman Smith Wells Wooten. Hagerstown's Marie and Martin won two singles to narrow the gap before PH finished strong. Pendleton Heights improves to 9-1. PH hosts Muncie North next.
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Hagerstown
Bingaman
Simmerman
Smith
Marie
Martin
Newton
Hollenberg
Wells
Wooten
Maria
Muncie North
Stebing
Pinang
Ed Paxton
I Newton
E Wells
Dey Marie
Harper
Porter Wins Anderson Club Championship Match
Porter defeated L R Crouse one up in a 36 hole match to claim the Anderson Club championship. R C Roberts, the defending champion, won the president's flight by 43. W C Edmonson won the vicepresidents flight and E C Harris defeated A M Mitchell in the secretary flight. T F Smith was chairman with committee members L W Austin, L A Lanning and J E Moore.
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D. R. Porter
L. R. Crouse
Anderson
R. C. Roberts
A. M. Johnson
W. C. Edmonson
E. C. Harris
A. M. Mitchell
T. F. Smith
L. W. Austin
L. A.lanning
J. E. Moore
Brewers Blank Twins Behind Lockwood Win 3 0
Skip Lockwood held Minnesota to four hits and drove in the only run he needed as Milwaukee beat the Twins 3-0. The Brewers scored twice in the second when Darrel Porter walked and stole second, Theobald singled, and Lockwood grounded him home. Tommy Harper added a bloop single and Andy Kosco hit his 10th homer in the third off Ray Corbin.
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Skip Lockwood
Minnesota
Milwaukee Brewers
Twins
Brewers
Darrel Proter
Ron Theobald
Lockwood
Tommy Harper
Theobald
Milwaukee
Andy Kosco
Ray Corbin
Smith Wins ECC Tourney at Edgewood Country Club
Wally Smith shot 70 to take low gross in the Edgewood Country Club weekly event sponsored by Vanderbur, Kent Poore, and Chuck James. Kent Poore and Chuck James were next at 73, with David W Brown and Rod Swinehart at 75. Bill Toole won the net division with 65, Oscar Jevi second at 66, Bud Gordon third with 68, Frank Karr fourth, and Py Don Boone fifth at 69. Bowling, 35c at RAINS.
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Edgewood Country Club
Vanderbur
Kent Poore
Chuck James
David W. Brown
Rod Swinehart
Bill Toole
Oscar Jevi
Bud Gordon
Frank Karr
Don Boone
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