Jennings North coach: sectional title not assured despite win
North Patriots beat Schulte 32 to advance in the Indiana sectional. Coach Don Jennings, joking about already winning the sectional, praises North's pitching and fielding and notes plans for a semifinal and final showdown with State High and Greencastle or Clinton. He cites Tim and Josh Nicoson as pitching threats and hints at a Saturday box score for the championship.
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ISU Signs Dozen Recruits Called Greatest Group
Indiana State University coach Roger Counsil says 12 incoming gymnasts will enroll in the fall calling them the greatest single group of recruits. Notable signees include Bill Carney national junior college champion on parallel bars, Steve Gregg 1972 IHSAA floor champion, and Pat Treacy. Other additions are Doug Shokes Pat Morrissey Rick Hill and Craig Combs along with Bob Mellin.
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Hurtubise Criticizes Indy 500 Handling and Tow
Jim Hurtubise, dropped from 16th to 23rd at Indianapolis 500, says he may quit the U S Auto Club. He argues his car was hauled across the infield to the pits after running out of fuel and accuses track officials of poor communication and unfair treatment.
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Referees Vanak and Gushue Sign ABA Contracts
Referees John Vanak and Joe Gushue who left the NBA for the ABA three years ago agreed to multi year contracts with the American Basketball Association. The signings solidify the officiating staff as the league expands its postseason and broadcast plans.
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Kennedy College to face Indiana champs in twin bill
The NCAA women's softball champions from John F Kennedy College of Wahoo Nebraska meet AJ's Chevettes, Indiana state champions, in a Thursday twin bill at Terre Haute Softball Stadium. Mayor Bill Brighton will give a welcome and throw out the first ball. Chevettes are six time state winners led by manager Mary Sweiss.
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Smith Quits Clinton Basketball Post
Clinton Indiana coach Dale Smith resigns after two years to take Cass High School job replacing Shannon Jones. Smith previously coached at Fowler and Benton Central and has a career record of 156 wins and 94 losses over 11 seasons.
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Softball Showdowns Tonight At Local Park Schedule
At 6 p.m. Clay City meets West Terre Haute, followed by Pepsi-Cola against Brazil at 7 30 p.m. and CBS clashing with Ponderosa at 9 p.m. Local fans catch multiple softball doubles in one evening.
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Major League Standings and Tonight's Schedule
National League leaders show New York at 30 11 0.732 and Montreal at 18 22 0.450. West teams Los Angeles 26 17 0.605 and Cincinnati 24 18 0.571 lead. Tonight's games feature Dierker at Torrez in Montreal and Niekro at Gentry in New York among others. American League East lists Detroit 21 17 0.553 and Baltimore 20 17 0.541 with several interleague matches on the slate.
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Baseball scores and player lineups from multiple games
Cincinnati beat Houston 7 to 2 with Sprague and bench players key. McRae Bench Perez homeruns highlighted. Reuss took the loss. Philadelphia defeated New York 7 to 2 as Luzinski Staub Milner homered for Philly. McAndrew earned the win. Los Angeles edged San Francisco 5 to 2 on a late rally with Singer and Stone among the pitchers.
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