North Patriots Rally Past Brazil For Regional Baseball Title
North edged Brazil 8-6 in extra innings at Valle Field to secure the regional championship and a semistate berth in Lafayette. Tim Mundy struck out John Payne to seal the win as Jennings praised players Mark Walls John Winniski and Jack Smith for clutch hits and alert baserunning.
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John Winniski
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HEW relies on court rulings to push sex equity in school sports
The HEW seeks to persuade Congress as courts increasingly rule all male sports programs violate law. If Congress does not act by July 21 the new sex discrimination rules in education will take effect.
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Wichita
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Kansas State High School Activities Association Inc
U.S
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Semistate pairings set for Indiana baseball tournament
AP releases Semistate pairings for next Saturday with matchups including Jasper Lanesville against Greenwood and Lafayette Jefferson facing Terre Haute North The Columbia City Regional shifts to Monday due to rain delays at the sectional level Also listed are Richmond Connersville Blackford Bellmont and other local and statewide duels with advancing teams to regional finals
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Associated Press
Columbia City
A J Foyt Wins Unusual Rex Mays Race Amid Protest
A J Foyt won the Rex Mays 150 after a disputed black flag and postrace confusion involving Dan Gurney and Bobby Unser. Unser and Rutherford disputed penalties as USAC officials judged Foyt’s infraction not severe enough for a full lap penalty. Foyt led on lap 129 to finish first at Milwaukee with 114.042 mph, his 41st speedway win.
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Floyd wins Kemper Open with eagle on 9th green
Ray Floyd claimed the Kemper Open title at Charlotte with a final round 69, totaling 278 to finish three strokes ahead of Gary Player and John Mahaffey. Mahaffey cited the cups painted on televised holes as a factor in his putting woes as Floyd secured the $50,000 prize.
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Bob Murphy
Britain
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Regional baseball title chase continues after furious regionals
Fifteen regional champions were crowned including Lafayette Jefferson and Terre Haute North as most favored squads advanced to the semistate. Noll of Hammond beat Crown Point 15-0 in the semifinal, while Lafayette Jefferson and LaPorte posted dominant regional wins. Several top teams fell early, with Clarksville Columbus East and others exiting in first rounds.
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Dorsey and McCann Lead Blues in Ohio Meet
Terre Haute Track Club stars Connie Dorsey and Diane McCann won events at the Ohio Amateur Athletic Union championships in Dayton, each claiming firsts and later thirds. Dorsey high jumped 5-6 3/4, McCann shot put 42-7 1/4, with Natalie Smith placing in the 100 and a 440 relay team finishing third. The club, coached by Pete Jones, heads to Michigan’s Midland Invitational next weekend.
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Ohio Amateur Athletic Union
Dayton
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Diane McCann
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McCann
Natalie Smith
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Pete) Jones
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Evening softball schedule features Coverstone Brazil and others
The schedule lists Softball games tonight with Coverstone facing Brazil at 6 p.m. Pizza City meets Howard Johnsons at 7 30 p.m. Farmersburg plays Prairie Creek at 9 p.m. All times local and in sequence for the evening lineup.
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Pizza City
Howard Johnsons
Farmersburg
Prairie Creek
Westrum Becomes Giants Manager In Era of Former Catcher Leaders
Wes Westrum is the third former major league catcher to manage the San Francisco Giants in the last decade. The two predecessors were Herman Franks and Charlie Fox.
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San Francisco Giants
Herman Franks
Charlie Fox
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