Chevettes Rally To Spoil JFK doubleheader split
AJ's Chevettes overcame a 6-2 deficit, scoring five runs in the sixth and the seventh to beat JFK College 7-6 in the nightcap after JFK won the opener 2-0 on a four hitter by Kathy Bull. Sue Cross scored the winning run on a throwing error.
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Chevettes
John F. Kennedy College
Kathy Bull
Sue Cross
Georgia Gomez
JFK
Edna Isles
Patriottes
Williams
Pat Shipley
Sherry Ward
Linda Cornelius
Cornelius
Cross
Sherry Benefield
Bull
Ruth Ann Jones
JFK Girls
Myra McAtee
Terre Haute
Marianne DeShazer
Charlene
Thompson
Nebraska Girls
Lindy Albertson
St. Anthony Hospital
Hulman Stars open United Baseball League schedule at Valle Field
Hulman Stars host Muncie in a 1 p.m. doubleheader at Valle Field to open UBL action. Darrell McKane and Terry McGee to start. team features ISU alums Leeman and Min Ger. Solid defense led by James Phillips Turner and Booker/Liebler Wade in a five starter lineup with bench depth.
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Valle Field
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Terre Haute
Anton Hulman Jr
United Baseball League
Hulman Stars
Muncie
United Base
Ball League
Kokomo
Anderson
Dayton
Ohio
WHS
Indianapolis
Indiana
UBL
Manley
Darrell McKane
Terry McGee
Mc‘Kane
Indiana State
McGee
Gerstmeyer
Wayne Newton
George Murphy
Indiana American Legion
Bob Leeman
I-State
Mike Minger
Bill McCallum
Sveamore
Greg James
Indiana ‘State
Dave Phillips
James
Mike ‘Turner
Turner
Tim Booker
Bill Liebler
Bruce Wade
Wade
Liebler
South Honors Baseball Players at Deming Park Cookout
South honored its baseball team with a cookout at Deming Park and awarded trophies for the 1972 season. Jim Piepenbrink received the Coaches Award while Neal Rowe won the Student Council Award. John Meisel was named outstanding hitter and Gordon Bell the outstanding hurler. Grant Meneely was chosen best underclassman as the Braves were runners up in West Vigo sectional.
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South
Deming Park
Jim Piepenbrink
Neal Rowe
John Meisel
Gordon Bell
Grant Meneely
Braves
West Vigo
Browns Sign Three Players To 1972 Contracts
Ernie Kellerman defensive back Ken Crow running back and Bob Briggs defensive lineman signed 1972 contracts with the Cleveland Browns.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ernie Kellerman
Ken Crow
Bob Briggs
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
All American high school track championships open in Baton Rouge
The second annual All American high school track and field championships begin in Baton Rouge on Saturday night with over 140 top high school seniors from across the nation competing in the event.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Ely Traded from Bengals to Packers for Draft Pick
Cincinnati Bengals trade reserve linebacker Larry Ely to the Green Bay Packers for an undisclosed draft choice in an AFC NFC exchange.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Cincinnati Bengals
Larry Ely
Green Bay Packers
Walton Fined and Placed on Probation at UCLA
UCLA star Bill Walton was fined 50 dollars and placed on 12 months probation after a no contest plea to disturbing the peace in a campus antiwar demonstration. He is hospitalized with an infection. About 50 UCLA residents were arrested May 11 during the protest.
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van Nuys
Calif
Bill Walton
UCLA
Walton
Lawrence J. Moreno
Byron Atkinson
Atkinson
Vigo County teachers reach tentative pay agreement
The Vigo County School Corp and the Vigo County Teachers Association announce a tentative pact that includes a 150 increase in base pay for beginning teachers, about 2.1 percent, lifting the base with later steps for higher grades. State aid rising by 210000 and a 15-fewer-teacher staff cut enable the raise without extra tax dollars.
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Vigo County School Corp
VCSC
Don Hogan
Vigo County Teachers Association
VCTA
Supt
Kenneth Cottom
Cottom
Hogan
Glenn
Secret Service Removes Kennedy Guards After Request
Secret Service agents who guarded Sen. Edward Kennedy since the Wallace shooting were removed at his request this week. Kennedy had accepted temporary protection. he cited privacy and his children's visibility as reasons. President Nixon ordered protection for Kennedy and others after Wallace was shot in Maryland on May 15.
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Secret Service
Edward M. Kennedy
George Wallace
Nixon
Kennedy
Alabama
Laurel
Richard Drayne
John B. Connally
Treasury
Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Henry Jackson
Typos Picket Indy Plant
INDIANAPOLIS AP The president of Local International Typographical Union says workers at Tyoservice Corp have been locked out of the plant after the night shift of 14 to 18 people was fired. Company officials call it a strike. Negotiations were to resume next Thursday as the 81 local union members picketed since Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
Typoservice Corp
Ned Richer
Charles R. Moore
Moore
Richer
James Tiny Taylor Named Indiana AFL-CIO Vice President
Terre Haute union leader James L. Tiny Taylor was elected vice president of the Indiana AFL-CIO at the organization s eighth biennial constitutional convention in Indianapolis. Willis Zagrovcich was chosen State president and Max Wright secretary treasurer, while the executive committee expanded from 16 to 20 vice presidents. Taylor serves as financial secretary treasurer of Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 157 AFL-CIO.
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James L
Tiny) Taylor
Terre Haute
Indiana
Afl-Cio
Taylor
Hilton Hotel
Indianapolis
Willis N. Zagrovich
Max F. Wright
Beech Grove
Plumbers & Steam Fitters Union
AFL
Clo
Airlines face 24 hour grounding over hijack fear
International pilots threaten a 24 hour nationwide walkout on June 19 unless the UN acts against hijacking. A Czechoslovak airliner was hijacked to West Germany, killing the pilot, with a West German prosecutor planning trial for the hijackers.
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London
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
United Nations
West Germany
Prosecution seeks 5000 years for fake license ring
The Valencia court heard a case against 13 defendants led by Amparo Llorens. Prosecutors request 325 counts of falsification per main defendant and a total 2,275 years in prison plus sentences for the others.
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Valencia
Spain
UPI
Amparo Llorens
Bloomfield Police Chief Battles Dismissal Motion
Bloomfield Indiana trustees clashed at a regular town board meeting over a motion to dismiss Police Chief Don K. Craig with two weeks salary. Night officer Frank Weir urged clarification amid rumors. the debate stretched past midnight with no formal action or resignation recorded.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Bloomfield Town Board
Don K. Craig
Frank Weir
Police Department
Weir
Elmer V. Oliphant
Craig
Robert Warnick
Gene W. Hayes
Force
Rival Tribes Still at War
In Rwanda neighboring Burundi violence persists as Hutu and Tutsi factions clash. Reports say Hutu readers are targeted at night by Tutsi groups with killings escalating since an attempted Hutu overthrow six weeks ago. Official tallies claim 50,000 deaths all Tutsi with other sources citing 100,000.
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Kigali
Rwanda
Burundi
Minors and Adults Cited for License and Safety Violations
A list of traffic violations includes fines for expired plates and safety stickers, signal violations, and no operator license. Several individuals from West Terre Haute and nearby addresses receive fines ranging from 1 to 29 dollars, with some totaling costs or jail terms.
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Steven W. Camp
West Terre Haute
John E. Norton
Gary W. Byrd
Real Estate Firms Compile Industrial Site Listings
Terre Haute chamber officials urge owners to send site details to the chamber at 631 Cherry St. The request follows inquiries for business and industrial properties and lists of available sites from about 40 local real estate firms.
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Terre Haute
Cherry St
Tucker
Three Burglaries Reported Overnight
Home burglaries were reported with losses near $1,000 in entertainment gear guns and cash. Victims include Jerrold Causey 2404 S 6th St and Timothy Gorman 1425 Poplar St. A third theft from a service station at 25th St and College Ave involved $243 in tires owned by William Llewellyn 31 Monroe Blvd.
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Jerrold Causey
S. 6Th St
Timothy Gorman
Poplar St
William Llewellyn
Monroe Blvd
25Th St
College Ave
Fuller Guilty Of Murder in First Degree
Thomas Henry Fuller, 29, father of six, found guilty of first degree murder for the Jan 22 shooting of William Eddie Watson. The verdict with a life imprisonment recommendation came after a three day trial in Vigo Circuit Court. Sentencing set for July 6.
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Thomas Henry Fuller
William Eddie Watson
C. Joseph Anderson
Fuller
Robert H. Brown
Richard Shagley
Daniel Weer
Watson
West Terre Haute
James Miller
Dresser
James Downing
Freida
Downing
Miller
Terre Haute
13Th and Poplar Sts
Wyoming Lisby
S. 13Th St
Indiana hog market numbers and prices across weights
Indiana hog market with receipts and price ranges for barrows gilts and sows across weight classes. Trading moderately active in New York and Chicago reports note egg and grain price levels. no significant changes in cattle calves or sheep markets.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Mayor veto blocks Newark council pay raise
Newark Mayor Kenneth A. Gibson vetoed a $5 000 pay raise approved by the City Council for its members. He said any increase should be decided by referendum, not by the council, and that the people must designate rewards.
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Newark, N. J
UPI
Kenneth A. Gibson
Newark
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