Baseball Panthers Slump Deepens With 6-18-1 Mark
Hanover Panthers saw their baseball record fall to 6-18-1 after five losses in six games. They won only the first of a doubleheader against Manchester College, with three wins and a confident push, amid a stretch of tough road trips including series at Villa Madonna and Louisville Cardinal games.
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Thinkies Top Knights Lose To Ravens In Dual Meets
Hanover cindermen split two dual track meets this week. They beat Bellarmine 96 to 74 on their all weather track with Ray Chenault Ron Brogan and Jerry Ponte sweeping pole vault. They lost to Anderson 91 to 54 on the Ravens home track with the same vaulters finishing one two three.
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Astros and Angels Show Early Power in MLB Race
With the season a month old the Houston Astros and Los Angeles Angels sit near the top of their leagues, built by Paul Richards and Fred Haney through smart trades and signings. Astros lead by Dave Guisti Turk Farrell Bob Bruce and Ken Johnson. Angels feature Dean Chance Fred Newman Marcelino Lopez and Rudy May, rookies from a Belinsky deal. NBA Draft highlights include Fred Hetzel Rick Barry Bill Bradley Gail Goodrich John Fairchild Bill Buntin Ollie Johnson Billy Cunningham Nate Bowman Flynn Robinson across multiple teams.
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Ex-Laker Jim Krebs dies after tree fall accident
Jim Krebs a 6'8" former Lakers center was killed May 6 when a neighbor’s tree being chopped down toppled onto him. A six year NBA veteran who retired at 28, Krebs came from SMU where he scored 50 against Texas and entered the Lakers in 1958. SMU announced a scholarship in his name as his widow and six year old daughter survive, with a second child due in July.
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Crowe Hall Tops Intramural Standings With 3-0 Mark
Crowe Hall moved into first place in the intramural softball league at 3-0 after a 15-11 win over the Fijis. The Phi Delts, Betas and Lambdas sit 3-1 in a tight race. Other results include Betas 11 Sigs 2 and Phi Delts 16 Wiley 7.
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Linksmen Lose Twice Championships Today
The Hanover golf squad ends the regular season with two defeats, falling to Cincinnati 10-8 in Richmond led by George McManus 67 at Otter Creek. North Thurston led Hanover with 74, Sears 76, but the Panthers still lost. Hanover heads to the HCC meet in Indianapolis led by North Thurston, with Bengson Sears and Nelson in key spots as they seek conference glory that the Panthers have won 9 of the last 10 years.
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