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The Triangle staff reveals weekend selections for top college and pro games. Experts assess form, matchups, and incentives to forecast likely winners across the slate.
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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1967
Page
5
The Triangle staff reveals weekend selections for top college and pro games. Experts assess form, matchups, and incentives to forecast likely winners across the slate.
Tri-State College led by Dennis Black, a Piqua Ohio senior, won the Mid Central Indiana Collegiate Conference tennis title by sweeping nine opponents. Black ends with 25 straight wins and a 28 2 career record as the Trojans stand 10 0 with one match left this season.
The tennis squad went 10-0 and captured another MCC title, earning All-Sports Champs potential. Departing seniors include Paul Wiese Dennis Black and Harry Sinden. Returning lettermen are Ahmet Borecki Robert Wagner and James Hayer. NAIA district play begins next spring with a possible Kansas City trip for nationals if they win. The soccer team lost 7-1 at Fort Wayne Tech last Saturday, while basketball practice started last Monday with strong early looks. The regular season opens in Spring Arbor Michigan on November 18.
Tri-State College lists 1967 soccer squad with three all conference nominees: John La Duc center forward from Oxnard, Charles Borneman halfback from Bakersfield, and Joseph Petrucci fullback.
A Marine on furlough took his sister, a girl friend, and another woman to a drive in theater. While walking through the parking ramps the group heard a nearby car call for assistance from Army Airborne.
The Society of Automotive Engineers held its regular meeting on October 25 and mapped plans for the future. The next meeting is set for Wednesday November 8 1967 in Room 104 of the Library at 7 00 p.m. See you there.
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