Indiana High School Track State Bests This Season
State leaders list for Indiana track events with state records noted. Highlights include Barnett and Dwyer tied at 9.6 in 100, Dwyer 21.1 in 220, Watkins 48.8 in 440, Sellers 1:54.3 in 880, and Magley 4:14.3 mile. Other marks cover high hurdles, shot put, discus, jumps, pole vault, and relays from various Indiana schools.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Bill Barnett
Jeffersonville
John Dwyer
Brebeuf
Clyde Peach
Pa Gullett
Gary Mann
Tony Watkins
North Central
Marion
Kenny
New Albany
Don Sellers
Evansville
Harrison
Chris Adgill
Center Grove
Rick Magley
Fort Wayne Northrop
Scott Hiles
Anderson Madison Heights
Dennis Cordell Hammond
Mark Bir
Lafayette Catholic
Jim Williams
Gary Emerson
Rick Murray
Elkhart Memorial
John Mitchell
Fort Wayne
Howard Doughty
Fort Wayne North
Jerry Saffell
LaPorte
Fort Wayne Wayne
Clark Hamer
Gary Roosevelt
Gary England
Donald Phillips
Washington
Mike Slater
Jimtown
Clint Dennison
Crawfordsville
Gary Haupert
Northfield
Harold Vaughn
Lafayette Jefferson
Levi Mitchell
Gary Froebel
Gary Hunter
Northrop
Gordon Caial
Greenwood
Gary West Pointer
R. White
Pane
Burr
Fort Wayne Northrop Gatts
Morow
Ford
Magley
Gary Tolleston
Nater to Replace Brewer in U S Lineup
Sven Nater will replace Jim Brewer for the USA facing the touring Russian team in Indianapolis. Brewer withdraws to focus on studies. The American squad includes Downing DiGregorio Behagen Edwards Henderson Jones Karl, with Collins possible if his ankle heals.
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Indianapolis
Sven Nater
UCLA
Bill Walton
Minnesota
Jim Brewer
U. S
Brewer
Steve Downing
Ernie DiGregorio
Ron Behagen
Mike Edwards
Tom Henderson
Bobby Jones
George Karl
Doug Collins
Illinois State
National Basketball Association
Seymour Freshman Track Finishes Third at Columbus Invi tational
Seymour High School freshman track placed third among 10 teams at the Columbus Invitational led by Doug Montgomery who won the 440 in 57.5 seconds. Tom Williams cleared 10 feet 3 inches in pole vault with Roger Matlock third.
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Seymour High School
Columbus
Southport
Columbus North
Seymour
Harry Knight
Doug Montgomery
Tom Williams
Roger Matlock
Paul
Bo) McDougal
James Murphy
Roger Lewis
Randy Sugdon
Mike Emkes
Brownstown Girls Top Austin In Track Meet
Brownstown Central High School girls track defeated Austin 64 to 51 Monday as seven school records fell. Kathy Reid led with a triple win in the 220 yard dash standing long jump and running long jump. Coaches Marsha Thompson and Mary Hill guided the Brownstown squad.
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Brownstown
Austin
Kathy Reid
Marsha Thompson
Mary Hill
Brewer
Johnson
Pottsch
Gilmore’s 29 leads Colonels to 114 102 win over Pacers
Artis Gilmore 7 foot 2 star scores 29 with 26 rebounds and 7 blocks as Kentucky ties the ABA final at 1 1. Mel Daniels limited to 14 points 16 rebounds. Rick Mount sprains ankle. X-rays due.
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Gilmore
Pacers
Louisville
Artis Gilmore
Indiana Pacers
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Colonels
Pacer
Indiana
Mel Daniels
Bob Leonard
Mel
Leonard
Artis
Dan Issel
Kentucky
George McGinnis
UPI
New Albany Takes Down Seymour In Tennis Meet
New Albany tops Seymour 4-3 on the Owls home courts as Seymour wins three singles matches led by Conner and Burton. NA also takes two doubles, while Seymour’s Burton-Willoughby force a deciding set before losing. Next for Seymour is Columbus North at home Wednesday.
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Seymour High School
New Albany
Joe Conner
Owls
Damon Sims
Bran Burton
Kelly Carrigan
Dave Brewer
Raleigh Swango
Seymour
Burton
Dave Willoughby
Willoughby
Swango
Dion Flanigan
Columbus North
Tribune
Kim Prout
Prout
Conner
NBA Finals Schedule and ABA Playoff Updates
The bulletin lists NBA best of seven finals with games between New York and Los Angeles on select dates and times. It also notes ABA results with Kentucky and Indiana games and a Ladies PGA season remark that Kathy Whitworth and Joanne Carner each surpassed $7,000 earnings in the first two months.
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Associated Press
New York
Los Angeles
Kentucky
Indiana
Kathy Whitworth
Joanne Carner
Bengals Face Tough 1973 Schedule Says Paul Brown
Cincinnati Bengals coach Paul Brown calls the 1973 slate the toughest in the league. The six exhibition games include Miami and Green Bay, with regular games against Denver Houston San Diego Cleveland Pittsburgh Dallas Buffalo Jets St Louis Minnesota and more. The Bengals meet six division champs and four Super Bowl participants.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Paul Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Bengals
Miami Dolphins
Miami
Green Bay
Denver
Houston
Minnesota
Kansas City
Dallas
New York Jets
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Columbus
Detroit
Atlanta
San Diego
Buffalo
Taylor Named Unanimously On Def Team
Guard Roland Taylor of the Virginia Squires was named to the ABA All-Defensive team by all 10 coaches. Artis Gilmore Mike Gale Willie Wise Joe Caldwell and Julius Keye also made the six man squad for the league’s defensive unit.
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NEW York
Roland Taylor
Virginia Squires
American Basketball Association
Kentucky Colonels
Artis Gilmore
Mike Gale
Taylor
ABA
Willie Wise
Utah
Joe Caldwell
Carolina
Julius Keye
Denver
Major League Standings With Wednesday Games
MLB standings update lists Wednesday matchups including Cleveland at Minnesota Maryland at Chicago Oakland at Milwaukee California at Detroit Kansas City at New York Texas at Boston Pittsburgh at San Francisco Chicago at Los Angeles Montreal at Atlanta Chicago at Los Angeles St Louis at San Diego and Pittsburgh at San Francisco with player notes Moose Bryant Hooten John mentioned with win losses.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Chicago
Oakland
Milwaukee
California
Detroit
Kansas City
New York
Texas
Boston
Pittsburgh
Moose
San Francisco
Bryant
Hooten
Los Angeles
John
Montreal
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Diego
Associated Press
Il Pet
West Chicago
Kekich
Hand
Lee
Singer
Fryman
Holtzman
Parsons
Strom
Woodson
Cuellar
Fisher
Chicago Il
West San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
Maenmee
Reuss
Philadelphia
Carlton
Moore
Gentry
Spinks
Cor Kins
Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Highlight Season
American League leaders show P Kelly Chi 486 at bats and Patek KC 19 runs while Munson NY 382 runs and Otis KC 26 hits lead. National League lists Bonds SF 21 runs and Fuentes SF 34 hits with Maddox SF 392 batting. Pitchers Koosman NY and Billingham Cin post 3 decisions with 1.000 ERAs. Carlton Phi leads 37 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
P. Kelly
Chi
Munson
Patek
Mayberry
Otis
Melton
Rojas
D. Allen
Kirkpatrick
N. Ryan
Cal
G Perry
Cle
Fairly
Mon
Maddox
Bonds
Wynn
Morgan
Cin
Watson
Fuentes
Cedeno
Scargell Pgh
Hun
Koosman
Billingham
Carlton
Phi
Sutton
Seymour Girls Fall to Shelbyville in Season Opener
The Seymour High School girls track team lost 66 to 43 at Shelbyville despite four event wins by Henkle in shot put Pyle in softball throw Hill in hurdles and Hoevener in 220. Coach Donna Sullivan praised improvement and noted four athletes will compete in district at Jeffersonville with Pearson Hill Hunsucker set for standing and running long jumps. Next meet Friday at Columbus North.
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Seymour High School
Shelbyville
Seymour
Debbie Henkle
Mary Pyle
Jenni Hill
Karen Hoevener
Donna Sullivan
Miss Sullivan
Jeffersonville
Robin Pearson
Jane Hunsucker
Columbus North
Hill
Halsey
L. Pyle
Reynolds
Doolan
Clayton
Patman
Lawrence
Hoevener
Pearson
Baxter
Pyle
Whitcomb
Henkle
M. Pyle
Conrad
Otto
Lamar Signs Big Contract With Q's
Dwight Lamar, twice the national leading scorer, signs a three year, no-cut deal with the San Diego Conquistadors of the ABA. Salary reportedly 500000 to 600000 over three years. Lamar praises coach K C Jones and expects to play in San Diego while scoring from the 25 foot line.
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SAN Diego
Dwight Lamar
San Diego Conquistadors
Lamar
Conquistadors
American Basketball Association
K.C. Jones
Southwestern Louisiana
ABA
Koosman Named NL Player of the Week
The Mets pitcher Jerry Koosman earned NL Player of the Week after posting a 4-0 season mark and a 1.06 ERA. He threw two complete games including a shutout against Atlanta in which no runner reached second base. Koosman, 30, matched his best form after a 11-12 previous year.
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San Francisco
New York Mets
Jerry Koosman
Atlanta
Koosman
Mets
American Association Sites in Iowa Oklahoma City Indianapolis Denver
A compact list notes locations for the American Association events with sites in Iowa City Oklahoma City Indianapolis and Denver. The brief item points to a regional circuit and its spread across major cities. No dates or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
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