Linton Miners Edge Shakamak in a Seesaw 60 59 Thriller
Linton defeats Shakamak 60 to 59 in a home showdown as Danny Miller scores 21 to lead the Miners. The Lakers countered with Jim Yeryar and a late rally, while Jan Bibbitt hits the winning shot with one second left to claim the Miner Bucket.
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Jim Yeryar
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John Brackemyre
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Jan Bobbitt
Glenn Smith
Larry Voisin
Ian Bobbitt
Tom Oliphant
Bob Duncan
Jim Yergar
Jeff Frumpe
Tigers Defeat Braves in county clash and fall to Thunderbirds
Switz City edged L and M 66 55 as Mike Hill and Terry Royal led the Tigers with 19 and 18 points respectively while Jack Johnson topped the Braves with 25. In the Eastern tilt Eastern’s Lehman scored 26 as the Thunderbirds pulled away late. A separate note mentions J Finn Guinn of the Phillies as keynote at Milwaukee Diamond Dinner.
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Mike Hogan
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Terrell
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Royal
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Terrell Hogan
White Lindsey
Gabbard
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Hudson
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Spencer Trips Cards Defeats Sullivan in Weekend Losses
Bloomfield split the weekend, losing to Spencer 58 53 and beating Sullivan 66 48. Spencer remains undefeated at 7 0. standout scorers were K Livingston 22 and Hawkins 16 for Spencer, Price 26 for Sullivan, and Glover 16 for Bloomfield with Johnson 12. The Cops led early in the Sullivan game while Bloomfield led most of the Bloomfield Sullivan game.
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Terry Glover
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Price
Glover
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Neill
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Eet
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Clarizon
Bem
Huxle
Burke Stas
Daughery
Bledsoe
North Knox Splits SIAC Weekend Games
North Knox Warriors split two SIAC games over the weekend losing at Huntingburg 65 to 61 Friday and defeating Boonville 59 to 55 at Boonville Saturday. Cullen and Kirchoff led with 15 points each in the loss. Russell and Cullen had 13 apiece in the win while Kirchoff added 11.
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Riegel
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Conservation notes from states reflect varied wildlife efforts
Nebraska reports 40 percent of hen pheasants raise all chicks while 60 percent fail due to nest losses and mortalities. California hatcheries lose about 9 percent of 23 million fish from a menu change. Public duck permits in Ohio move to a drawing next year due to high demand. Maine logged 12 323 beaver traps after 2 021 trappers. Wyoming hunters averaged 3 birds per successful season with 90 percent success. Virginia wardens split time enforcing game and fish laws. Missouri uses ruffed grouse from Indiana and Ohio to establish ranges. Massachusetts provides 20 000 free safety zone signs to landowners annually. Colorado trout rules set winter and summer limits on dates Nov 1 and third Saturday in May.
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Ramblers Dominate Patricksburg For 90 61 Victory
Worthington Ramblers controlled the boards and the ball to crush Patricksburg 90 61. Tom Jackson led with 25 points on 15 shots, John Hostetter added 19, Darrell Dyer 18, Jim Pershing 10. Patricksburg’s Strong had 14. Worthington shot 45 percent and 61 rebounds, leading throughout. Meanwhile Pleasantville Blue Streaks swept Cory 73 72 and Plainville 56 36, improving to 6 0. Larry Lucas hit 12 of 13 free throws, with Page 14, Figg 13, Brewer 13. Cory’s Fagg 23 led visitors. Cory won the B game 41 3. Plainville’s Wynetta Howard crowned homecoming queen. Box Score:
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Jim Pershing
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Nowling
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Pershing
Rai Malone
Pickard
Hostette
Griffith
Froman
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LeDune
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L. Lucas
Alsman Brewer
Latta Boyce
Nussel
Ernst Robertson
Hawkins LeDune
Ucas
Brewe
Smith Kane Nowling
Myers
Dugger Bulldogs Open Cage Campaign With First Win
The Dugger Bulldogs earned their season opening victory at home Friday, 26-18 at halftime and 47-26 final. Hale fed Dugger players with 11 points, Delph and Rick each scored, Hymera added 17, and visiting Odon struggled as Dugger pulled away in the second half.
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Odon
Thoroughbred Racing Assn Names New President
Edward P. Taylor of Toronto was named president of the Thoroughbred Racing Associations Inc. by the TRA board, succeeding Robert P. Strub of Santa Anita who served two years.
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Handshake seals old ties between Stengel and Martin at meet
In a crowded hotel lobby at the baseball convention headquarters, Billy Martin and Casey Stengel reunited after eight years. Stengel recalled discovering Martin at Oakland and praised his early talent, while Martin thanked his former manager for guiding him into professional baseball and sharing memories of their time with the Athletics and Yankees.
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Red Adams
Navy to Face Michigan State in NCAA Soccer Final
Providence RI Navy upset defending champion St Louis 2 1 to reach the NCAA final where it meets Michigan State Saturday at Brown University MSU qualified by edging Army 3 2 Thursday Navy advanced on Sid Alozi sudden death overtime in the semifinal setting up a title game between two top programs at Brown University.
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Brown University
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