Scots Half Eagles For First Victory
Highland earned its first win of the season, beating Franklin 27 21 after a 20 0 halftime lead. Mike Cooper sparked the Eagles with an 8 yard third quarter rush while Dan Fetty and Campbell added key scores as Frankton surged back to within six late in the game.
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Mike Burkett
Herald
Highland
Franklin
Eagles
Mike Cooper
S. St Inte
Jim Catt
Frankton
Kerr
Tood
Fror‘ton
Frank ‘Campbell
Keays
Aed
Preriton
Mike Danforth
Seafs
Ring Room
Frackon
Cooper
Stuard
Mark Coy
Dennis Jerson
Malin Means
Frankson
Paydirt
Dan Fetty
Alexander
Frankson Adt
Campbell
Scot
Johnson
Fetty
White River
Tipton
Tro Heights
Frankton Highland
Steve McLain
Ron Kuchler
McLain
Shori Keys
Coody Holds Four Stroke Lead At Turnberry In Wild Weather
Charles Coody fired a one under par 70 to reach 212 after three rounds of the John Player Golf Classic at Turnberry. Jacklin and Weiskopf were four back at 216 as rain and wind delayed play. Weiskopf, Miller, Rodriguez and Brewer were among Americans stranded on the course.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Turnberry
Scotland
Charles Coody
Fiiday
John Player
Coody
England
Tony Jacklin
Tom Weiskopf
Jacklin
Weiskopf
Johnny ‘Miller
Chi Chi ‘Rodriguez
Gay Brewer
Montreal Expos Top Pirates 3 2 on Late Hit
Montreal Expos edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 2 as Boccabella delivered a decisive two run single in the seventh. Steve Renko and Dock Ellis battled but Montreal struck late to break a scoreless tie and take the win.
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Pittsburgh
John
Sim Lyttle
Pirates
Pirate
Oliver
Montreal
Boccabella
San Diego
Ellis
Oliver Cash
Padres
Steve Renko
Dock Ellis
Montial Maxvill
Pi‘real
Alexandria Tigers Top Elwood In CIC Showdown
Alexandria defeats Elwood 21-0 in a Central Indiana Conference showdown. Pierce scores twice on the ground for the Tigers, Closser passes to Hilligoss for a 48-yard TD, Parnell adds points after drives, and Elwood stalls offensively as the Panthers suffer multiple mishaps and turnovers. Alexandria builds a 21-0 lead, remains undefeated in conference play, and heads to Union City next Friday while Elwood visits Madison Heights.
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Bob Coffman
Tigers
Herald
Moring Elwood
CIC
Alexandria
Indiana
Associa- Indiana
Tion
Phil Eskew
Devas
Elwood
Panther
Alexandria High School
Panthers
Orvis “Shorty
Byrd- Cic
Sall
Tiger
Courtney
Pune
Closser
Stan Lower
Pierce
Parnell
Alex
Jeff
Bill Hocker
Hillcross
Hocker
Rick Ryder
Jerry Closser
Wilson
Pierce Hhe
Jerry
Terry Pat ‘Orrgrade
Sever
Union City
Madison Heights
Yordage
Buckeyes Michigan Favored In Big Ten Showdowns This Saturday
The Big Ten faces a 10 game slate with Ohio State and Michigan as clear favorites to win. Illinois also favored at home against West Virginia while Wisconsin seeks an upset of Nebraska. Purdue and Notre Dame meet on national TV as Northwestern hosts Pittsburgh.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Big Ten
Ohio State
Michigan
Texas Christian
Navy
Ilinois
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Frogs
Buckeye
Woody Michigan
Hayes
TCU
Wisconsin
Arlinoten
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Iowa
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Purdue
Miami Bio
ABC
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Trish
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Minnesoa
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North Dakota
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Illinois
California
Cornelius Greene
Greg Hare
Wolverines
Sint
Schembechler
Bob Blackman
Illini
Blackman
John Jardine
Cobra
Badgers
Turner Retires from Baseball
New York announced Jim Turner seventy, a 51 year baseball veteran, is retiring as the Yankees pitching coach after 19 years in that role. He previously coached with the Reds and pitched for the Braves Reds and Yankees. He will remain with the club for special scouting assignments.
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NEW York
Jim, Jurner
New York Yankees
Turner
Yankee
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Reds
Yankees
Tribe Rips Pendleton Heights Netters in season closer
Pendleton Heights hosted a Friday night tennis finale as the Tribe dominated singles play. Jim Newberry Jim Breeden Bob Macteltz and Dan Glazer swept their matches while Mike Smith recovered from a 7 6 first set to win 6 0 6 2. The Anderson reserves closed the season undefeated at 7 4 with a straight sets win.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Heights
Jim Newberry
Jim Breeden
Bob Macteltz
Dan Glazer
Mike Smith
Kevin Wills
Anderson
Pacers Cut Higgins Ritter in Roster Trim
The Indiana Pacers released two players, 6-0 guard Joan Ritter of Indiana University and 6-7 forward Earle Higgins of Eastern Michigan, dropping to 11 players ahead of the ABA regular season and the October 10 opener.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
Joan Ritter
Indiana University
Earle Higgins
Eastern Michigan
Ritter
Pacers
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Song
John Pierce
Steve Hilligoss
Tim Patrell
Kevin Court
Classer
Ether
Mike Wilson
Buckeyes
Higgins, Ritter
Our World
Gramam
Tepe
Merve
Penesenie
Troply
Marion
Meridian
Verican Express
BankAmericard
P. Humperdink
Actice
Winchester
Speedway
Minlemester, Ind
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