Sycamores Open Season Versus Kansas State in Season Opener
Indiana State opens the season versus Kansas State in Manhattan at 8 30 p m EST airing on WTHI AM WBOW FM and WISU FM. The young ISU squad travels a rough road trip to South Dakota and Cincinnati after the game and relies on sophomores to spark the offense and tempo.
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Purdue and Big Ten Teams Edge Toward NCAA Title Returns
Purdue aims for the national championship as Boilermakers return key players led by Larry Mikan and Eric Hill. Ohio State Illinois and Michigan showcase star power with Dan Andreas Rudy Tomjanovich and Greg Jackson. Michigan State betting on Ralph Simpson and others while Indiana plans Joby Wright and JC transfer Jim Harris to boost depth.
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Caps Seek CFL Championship
Indianapolis Caps advanced to the Continental Football League finals with a 27-7 win over Orlando Panthers in Indianapolis. QB John Walton threw two TDs and scored one, while linebacker Brown Marks and teammates tied down Jonas as the Caps built a 21-0 halftime lead.
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ISU Gymnasts Shine With Multiple Top Finishes
Indiana State University under coach Counsil sent a large delegation to Mt. Prospect Illinois where senior co captain Dave Gilchrist won the horizontal bar with a 9.4 and Ray Jauch took second in floor exercise. Dave Seal tied for second on still rings with 9.3 and Fred Henderson placed third on floor while Tom Neville finished fourth on side horse. Four other Sycamores qualified for finals making ISU's finals team the largest in the meet.
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Namath Chair Sours on Super Bowl Nostalgia at Fort Lauderdale
In Fort Lauderdale fans glimpse renewed optimism for the Orioles under Earl Weaver six weeks after the Mets swept the World Series. Weaver praises front office and scouts while conceding Baltimore faced better pitching in the Series. A lounge spectator in Joe Namath’s chair ends the moment as Weaver reflects on losing.
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Palmer Ends Slump In Heritage Win At Hilton Head
Arnold Palmer clawed back to win the Heritage Golf Classic in Hilton Head South Carolina with a final 74 for 283 one under par. He led Dick Crawford and Bert Yancey by one stroke, with Jack Nicklaus bowing out after a 75.
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No. 1 Texas faces No. 2 Arkansas in pivotal clash
Texas remains 9-0 after a 49-12 win over Texas A&M while Arkansas, also 9-0, crushed Texas Tech 33-0. The regular-season finale set for next Saturday in Fayetteville pits top-ranked Texas against second-ranked Arkansas, a game moved up on TV demand.
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Indians open 1969 draft with Staab pick in Spokane
The Cleveland Indians began MLB's annual draft by selecting Larry Staab a left handed pitcher from Spokane of the Pacific Coast League. Staab 26 was 13 11 with a 3.79 ERA last season. Executives meet through Wednesday and then move to Miami for further meetings.
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CYO BASKETBALL RESULTS FROM SCHULTE GYM PARIS
In Sunday action at Schulte gym Paris defeated Brazil 44 to 28 as Bob Keeley scored 19. St Patrick's topped Sacred Heart 40 to 27 with Tom Cahill at 15. St Margaret Mary's beat All Saints 34 to 23. In 5-6 grade, St Patrick's edged Sacred Heart 20-17 and St Margaret Mary's outlasted All Saints 29-17 in three overtimes.
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Sibling Rivalry in National Girls Indoor Tennis Finals
Clare Schmeyer of Chicago defeated her twin Kay Schmeyer in the 16 and under finals of the National Girls Indoor Tennis Championships in Lexington Massachusetts. Clare won 7-5 6-4 to claim the title on Sunday.
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Harvard Advances to NCAA Soccer Finals
Harvard remains unbeaten after a double overtime thriller over Hartwick College in the eastern regionals. The Crimson advance to meet St Louis University, winner of the mid western finals, in the opening round of the three day playoffs.
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