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Jack Galloway Ties Clover Track Mark

Jack Galloway tied a Cloverdale track team record for the two mile run Thursday, but the Clovers were able to manage no better than a third place finish in a surprise triangular meet. The junior distance man ran the two miles in 10:13, equalling the time set by Herschel Manson in 1972 at the Plainfield track. His coach, Jim Coon, said later that Galloway should break the mark before the season ends. Galloway’s first place finish was one of only three collected by the Clovers, the other two copped by Jim Gerlach in the discus and high jump. Most of the other firsts went to West Vigo, with whom the meet was originally scheduled as a dual affair. However, when the Vikings pulled up at the Clovers’ track, Van Buren’s Blue Devils pulled up with them, setting up the triangular clash. West Vigo copped team honors with 84'/$ points, while Van Buren nipped Cloverdale for second with 37*/$ markers. The Clovers finished with 37. Coon was not overally disappointed at his forces’ showing, for he considered West

Vigo to be one of the strongest teams the Clovers would face all season. In addition, Coon pointed out that, almost to a man, his kids improved their time or distance for the events in which they competed, making him optimistic about

Snow Stops DePouw Saturday’s shots -of snow and cold pretty well wiped out DePauw’s scheduled sports contests, which consisted of a baseball game against Earlham, a track meet against Rose-Hulman, and a tennis match with Principia. Tuesday, however, the Tiger baseballers will try to get one in when they travel to Rose-Hulman for a single contest. Wednesday’s action will witness both the Tiger netters and tracksters hosting Butler at 3 p.m. and 3:30 p.m., respectively, while the golf squad hits the road to Muncie and a link affair with Ball State.

their chances for a good season. Pole Vault: Dispennett (WV) 12’6”, Stearley (VB), Cummings (C), CheshirefWV) Shot Put: Jones (WV) 40’7*’, Cotton (WV), Barton (WV), Culver (WV) Discus: Gerlach (C) 112’3”, Culver (WV), Stearley (VB), Wheeler (VB) Long Jump: Stearley (VB) IW/j”, Didier (WV), Lowe (WV),GregNeese(C) High Jump: Gerlach (C) 5’6”, Lucas (VB), Dispennett (WV), Williams (C) 100: Niewald (VB) :10.5, Lucas (VB), Didier (W V), Lowe (WV) 220: Niewald (VB) :24, Didier (WV), Clark (WV), Rightsell (VB) 440: Barton (WV) :52.7, Gerlach (C), Clark (WV), Ennis (WV) 880: Pearson (WV) 2:06.5, SchofTman (WV), Cheshire (WV), Settle (VB) Mile: Pearson (WV) 4:42.1, Gary Neese (C), Ramey (C), Dalton (VB) 2 Mile: J. Galloway (C) 10:13, Sullivan (WV), W. Galloway (C), Carroll (WV) High Hurdles: Zeinor (WV) :16.8, Gale (C), Mershon (VB), Harris (WV) Low Hurdles: Zeinor (WV) :23.2, Ennis (WV), Greg Neese (C), Harris (WV), Mershon (VB) Mile Relay: West Vigo 3:43.6, Cloverdale 880 Relay: Van Buren 1:37, W est Vigo, Cloverdale

Hoosier Swimmers Fall!

LONG BEACH Calif. (AP)— The University of Southern California Trojans, with three key victories, have ended six years of domination by the Hoosiers of the National Collegiate Athletic Association swimming championships. Southern Cal held off the potent Indiana swimming team, which staged a final-session rally late Saturday night, and the Trojans won the event by a single point. John Naber, a Southern Cal freshman from Santa Clara, Calif., capped the Trojans’ performance by winning the 200yard backstroke in an American record time of 1 minute 48.95 seconds. Earlier, Jack Tingley of Southern Cal won the 1,650-yard freestyle with a time of 15:29.29 in the Belmont Plaza pool and teammate Joe Bottom won the 100 freestyle in 45.067, giving the Trojans a 30-point leadover the Hoosiers. The Hoosiers tried to come back, with two men scoring in each of the first three events Saturday night. Then the Indiana 400-yard freestyle relay team won the meet’s last event with another American record

performance. Southern Cal’s relay squad held on to finish second for enough points to defeat Indiana 339-338. Tennessee was third with 250 points, followed by Washington with 214 and UCLA with 190. Indiana's relay team—Mel Nash, Tom Hickcox, Jim Montgomery, and John Murphy— was timed in 3:00.35 to break the American mark of 3:00.36 set by Tennessee. Southern Cal was right behind in 3:01.07. Indiana scored 32 points for first in the relay. The Trojans gained 26 crucial points for second and clinched the meet, despite being outscored in the final session by 28 points. Indiana had won six titles in succession but trailed Southern Cal 224-195 going into Saturday’s events. John Kinsella of Indiana, the three-time defending champion in the 1,650 freestyle, ended a disappointing season by swimming only sixth as Tingley won. Tennessee’s John Trembley was upset in the 100 freestyle by Bottom, a freshman who was fourth at the halfway mark and had to come from behind to catch Trembley. Another American record

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was set by Stanford’s John Hencken who won the 200 breaststroke in 2:01.74, bettering the mark of 2:02.59 set by a teammate, Brian Job, two years ago.

Pacers Drop Playoff Opener

INDIANAPOLIS! AP)-San Antonio Spurs Coach Tom Nissalke is happy with a victory at Indiana, when he can get one, but the one he wants is Monday night. The Spurs hung on for a 113109 decision over the Pacers Saturday night in the opening game of their best-of-seven playoff series in the American Basketball Association’s Western Division semifinals. The series resumes Monday night. “If we can win the game Monday night, I feel we might be able to go back to San Antonio and wrap it up in four games,” Nissalke said. “That would give us the momentum we need." The Pacers, normally tough in the playoffs—especially the semifinals, find themselves in a must-win situation for the second game. “We can’t afford to lose another one here at home,” Pacers Coach Bobby Leonard said. “We have to play a lot harder than we have been. “The playoffs are going to be tougher this year for us because the competition is a lot tougher than past years." Hot shooting kept the Spurs on top in the opener, despite some strategic use of the threepoint goal by Indiana. High scorer Rich Jones led the field, canning 14 of 18 attempts as San Antonio hit nearly 55 per cent of its shots in the game. All of the Spurs’ 46 field goal were two-pointers, but Indiana managed to remain in the game with seven three-pointers, four by Billy Keller to make things interesting in the fourth quarter. Indiana shot 47 per cent in the game, but hit only 12 of 38 attempts in the first half for 36 per cent.

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Tiger - Eagle Swimmers Split

Greencastle’s junior high school girl’s swim team rolled on to another lopsided win Thursday at the South Putnam pool, but the Eagle boys turned back the visitors, to salvage a split for the day. The Tiger girls, led by Linda Humphrey’s pair of wins, chalked up a 109-60 tally, while South Putnam’s Girton fought to balance the slate with two wins of her own. More second and third place finishes spelled the difference for the Eagle boy’s triumph, as the Tigers took six of eleven firsts, led by John Null and David Hedrick with two apiece, but only two seconds and four thirds. Eagle Briones matched Null and Hedrick with a pair of firsts in his team's 95-76 victory. The Tigers will host the Eagles for a return match at McAnally Center tomorrow afternoon. Boys 100 Yd. Medley Relay: Greencastle 1:01.4, South Putnam. South Putnam 100 Freestyle: Cannon (G) 1:12.2, Burnham (SP), Birt (G) 100IM: Null (G) 1:16.6, PasieIski(G), Brinkley (SP) 25 Freestyle: Briones (SP) :13.3, Peeler (SP), Powell (SP)

Diving: Hutcheson (SP), Lawson (SP), Lett (G) 50 Butterfly: Peeler (SP) :36.6, Pasielski (G), Powell (SP) 50 Freestyle: Briones (SP) :31.0, Hutcheson (SP), Burnham (SP) 200 Freestyle: Hedrick (G) 2:34.7, Birt (SP), Neuman (G) 50 Backstroke: Null (G) :33.5, Whitman (SP), Dunn (SP) 50 Breaststroke Hedrick (G) :38.4, Hayes (SP), Huber (G) 200 Freestyle Relay: South Putnam, Greencastle Girls 100 Medley Relay: Greencastle 1:03.5, Greencastle, South Putnam 100 Freestyle: Girton (SP) 1:11.4, S. Walton (G), Saunders (G) 100 IM: Lyon (G) 1:25.2, Humphrey (G), Brummett (G) 25 Freestyle: Morrison (G) :13.5, Humphrey (G), Griffeth (G) Diving: Cach (SP), Lyon (G), Brummett (G) 50 Butterfly: Humphrey (G) :34.5, Brummett (G), Gorham (G) 50 Freestyle: Humphrey (G) :32.5, Fredrick (G), Bombeii (SP) 200 Freestyle: Girton (SP) 2:53, Kelly (SP),S. Walton (G) 50 Backstroke: J. Walton (G) :35.9, Fredrick (G), Scott (SP) 50 Breaststroke: Moore (G) :41.7, Goldsberry (SP) Kelly (SP) 200 Freestyle Relay: South Putnam 2:51.5, Greencastle, South Putnam.

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First Modern Olympian Dies

BRUSSELS (AP) - Victor Boin, the first sportsman to take the Olympic oath in 1920 and considered by many to be Belgium’s greatest sporting personality, died in a Brussels hospital late Saturday. He was 88. Boin, a former chairman of the Belgian Olympic committee, took part in the Olympic Games of 1908, 1912, 1920 and 1924. His favorite sports were fencing and water polo, but he also competed in judo, rowing and boxing.

Monday Afternoon Phipps Trucking 3-18-74 Cloverdale IGA 135 73 Fashion Fitness 135 73 B&K Root Beer 126 82 Indian Oaks Camp Grounds 124 84 Maple Terrace Apartments 104 104 Mac’s Building 102 10* Dewey’s Barber Shop 102 106 Covert's Heating 89 119 Boutique Beauty 88 120 Jerry’s Standard 86 122 Rex Dunn Shell Agent 80 128 Armstrong Racing 77 131 High Team Game: Cloverdale IGA 613, Indian Oaks 613 High Team Series: Indian Oaks 1744 High Ind. Game Myrna Casady 189 High Ind. Series: Sharon Querv 513 Series over 400: S. Query 513, M. Casady 506, S. Kendall 474, H. W alius 460. C. Rulfs 465, D. Albright 456, S. Scroggins 454, P. Coon 443, B. Sutherlin 441, L. Hilburn 432, J. Foster 431, M. McCammon 426, B. Haslet 419, P. Morris 401. E. Pearson 400 3-18-74 Central National Bank W L Neeley's Dry Wall 128 88 Mac’s Texaco 126 90 Premium Acceptance Cp. H3 103 J. Lewis Construction HI 105 Tort’s 90 126 Hen House Beauty Salon *0 136 High Team Game: Neeley's Dry W all 1009 High Team Series: Neeley’s Dry Wall 2962 High Ind. Game: Marty Tiepen 244 High Ind. Series: Sheri Kendell 662 Series over 400: S. Kendell 533; M. Tiepen 507; L. Fowler 478; M. Tyler 478; M. Monnett 470; R. Hall 470; D. Hansel 469; K. Neeley 457; L. Frost 439; J. White 428; S. Albright 414; J. Hoffa 419; P. Lambert 409. First Citizens Bank Classic March 20.1974 S& H Disposal 334 233 Putnam Inn 327 240 Priest Repair 312.5 240 Schultz’s Dept. Store 317 250 Ton's Restaurant 315.5 251.5 Black Lumber Co. 314.5 252.5 Town Tavern 292 275 Elmore Jewelers 274.5 292.5 Shuee& Sons TV 270.5 296.5 Culligan 263 304 M.F.A. Insurance 260.5 306.5 Leaning Tower Pizza 247 320 Andy’s l iquors 219.5 347.5 Edmonds Janitorial 216.5 350.5 High Team Game: M.F.A. Insurance 830 High Team Series: M.F.A. Insurance 2300 High Ind. Game: Max Whitaker 247 High Ind. Series: Bill Tresner 675 Series over 575: B. Tresner 675, S. Moell 635, R. Beaman 635, V. Taylor 606, B. England 581, C. Brewster 576 Jacks & Jills 3-24-74

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3-26-74 Automotive W L York’s Grocery 156 68 Weaver’s Furniture 145 79 Leaning Tower Pizza 132 92 Crawley’s Janitorial Service 126 98 Kenney's Machine Shop 115 109 Greencastle Offset m 113 Lone Star 108 116 Sutherlin’sT.V. 107 117 Paris Construction 102 122 Tri-County Sports Shop 101 123 Moore's Bar 98 126 Shetrone Realestate 92 132 Posey 90 134 High Team Game: Kenney's Machine Shop 1059 High Team SerieS : Brewster's Southside Texaco 2995 High Ind. Game: Phillip Skinner 246 High Ind. Series: Phillip Skinner 591 Series over 500:P. Skinner 591; F. Brewer 583; J. Wingler 576; B. Heavin 574; B. Branham 579; S. Crawley 566; R. Cofer 560; D. Covert 552; J. Miller 551; C. Alex 541; K. Stevens 538; D. Saunders 536; D. Lewis 533; S. Cofer 532; J. Scott 532; M. Kendall 530; F. Green 526; K. Inman 525; L. Dean 513; G. Liebert 524; J. Payne 512; J. Wflllams 513; C. Wood 508; J. Rice 507; H. Porter 506; F. Pelfrey 505; R. England 504; J. Masten 502; R. Cox 502.

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MIAMI (AP) - Miami Dolphin stars Larry Csonka, Jim Kiick and Paul Warfield signed a multi-million dollar contract Sunday with the Toronto Northmen of the new World Football League, Miami television station WPLG reported. The station said the trio signed a package deal for SI

million each for three years. WPLG quoted Kiick's brother, Rick, as saying the Dolphin running back told him the trio had signed with Toronto after a week of negotiations. Csonka, Kiick and Warfield were still in Canada and unavailable for comment but were ex-

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