Cagers Urge Congress Nix Merger
Washington sources report NBA and ABA factions urging Congress to block a merger and defend player salary rights. Key figures include Ira Millstein and Zelmo Boaly, detailing antitrust concerns and potential impact on salaries, drafts, and free agency.
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Football and Cross Country Scores From Local Games
Freshman Madison Heights defeated death Grade South Side 41 to 4. Ross Country reported 3th Grade St. Mary's 24, Lapel 2. St Atal 19, Lapel 36.
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Giants Bow Dodgers, Push West Lead Higher
In Cincinnati, the Giants defeated the Dodgers 4 to 1 to widen their lead in the National League West. Johnny Bench and Tony Perez drove in runs as the Reds contributed to a split in the division race, while the Dodgers’ bid for the division suffered another setback. The Astros and Reds also produced notable actions as Cincinnati built its advantage.
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Bill Cool
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Wabash Clinches League Title With Big Fifth Inning
Wabash built a six-run fifth to turn a 1 1 score into a 7 1 victory over Stine and Wood, securing the Cartral Traveling League softball championship. Ervin’s bases loaded double led five Wabash hits in the decisive frame, while Anderson and Yosing starred on the mound.
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Colonels Top NBA Bullets in ABA Exhibition Thriller
Louisville based Kentucky Colonels defeated the Baltimore Bullets 111 to 55 in an ABA exhibition, the first time an ABA team beat a regular NBA club. Artis Gilmore and Dan Issel starred for Kentucky, with 24 and 14 points respectively, while Baltimore trio Earl Monroe out, Stan Love led Bullets with 19.
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Jack's Oasis, Bud and Joe's Win Madison County Open
Jack's Oasis downed Eads Typewriter Repair 125 end and Bud and Joe's topped Noblesville Merchants 8 to 1 in Madison County Open East Softball Tourney action. Jack's Oasis and Bud and Joe's meet Thursday at 7 30 p m for the first place trophy with awards to top teams players and sportsmanship.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Around the League
The scoreboard lists results from major league play with New York Pittsburgh and California teams, showing multiple games and standings. Key figures include Cleveland Boston Detroit and Washington with various scores and percentages noted alongside the night schedule and future matchups.
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Robinson Wins Putt-Putt Tourney
Kenny Robinson shot an even 100 to win the Putt-Putt tournament at H ends of H, 33 and 31. His brother Gary Robinson had a 20W-lot for second place. Jim Atwell, Mike Duc and Jim Hates tied for third at 108. Atwell won the playoff for third while Duc took spurts.
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Gary Robinson
Jim Atwell
Mike Duc
Jim Hates
Atwell
Duc
Spurtis
Lear
Super Six Division Meet Scheduled at Kennard Tower Hall
The Super Six Division will convene this Sunday at Kennard Tower Hall at 2 p.m. Haro Hurst announced the stock cars division meet with trophies and awards for the season and a discussion of next year’s rules. A Late Model Division meeting is planned for later this year.
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Madison Heights Pirates sharpen run game in Olympic clash
Coaches notes show Madison Heights improving its running attack as they prepare to open Olympic Conference play against Richmond. Starters Crandall and Lukens return, while Anderson Indians suffer a heavy loss at Richmond and Highland Scots stumble against Elwood in a weekend slate. Packers rally to a 26 22 tie with Indianapolis Cougars in Grassroots League action. Sunday plans list Ravens hosting Manchester and Packers facing Indy Mustangs at Dewey Field.
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