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Indiana Prep Scores By United Press International Sectional Tourneys At Anderson Lapel58Frankton55 Madison Heights 69 Daleville 54 At Batesville Milan 69 Moores Hill 48 At Ben Davis Washington 69 Speedway 67 Scecina 60 Ben Davis 57 At Benton Central Frontier 85 South Newton 59 Benton Central 88 Twin Lakes 45 At Boonville Tell City 66 Heritage Hills 58 Tecumseh 71 Cannelton 59 At Brazil Rosedale 78 Van Buren 69 Brazil 78 Staunton 66 At Brownsburg Brownsburg 76 Avon 62 Mooresville 96 Danville 62 At Calumet Highland 72 Lake Central 47 At Carmel Sheridan 50 Hamilton Southeastern 37 Carmel 59 Westfield 53 At Columbia City Whitko 73 Columbia City 59 At Columbus Brown County 62 Southwestern 57 Hauser 75 Edinburg 49 At Connersville Connersville 67 Cambridge City 58 Union County 89 Laurel 77 At DeKalb DeKalb 67 Prairie Heights 45 Garrett 68 Fremont 54 At East Central Aurora 58 Switzerland County 57 Rising Sun 106 Lawrenceburg 70 At East Chicago East Gary 61 River Forest 48 East Chicago Washington 89 Whiting 54 At East Noble East Noble 73 West Noble 57 Westview 79 Lakeland 53 At Elkhart Goshen 46 Northwood 38 -Penn45Jimtown40 At Evansville Memorial 54 Central 51 Mater Dei 61 Reitz 52 At Floyd Central Borden 56 eastern 53 North Harrison 56 South Central 47 At Fort Wayne II North 52 Heritage 39 Harding 84 Carroll 72 At Fountain Central Fountain Central 88 North Vermillion 58 Seeger 63 Covington 59 At Frankfort Frankfort 53 Tipton 38 Clinton Prairie 73 Clinton Central 62 At Gary West 55 Wirt 40 Emerson 65 Andrea 46 At Greencastle North Putnam 72 Cascade 61 Tri West 71 South Putnam 65 AtGreensburg Waldron 47 North Decatur 36 At Hammond Tech65Gavit49 At Huntington Homestead 48 46 Huntington 82 Northfield 33 At Indianapolis Chatard 57 Arlington 56 North Central 71 Shortridge 65 At Jay County Winchester 84 Randolph Southern 51 Union City 65 Wapahani 55 At Kankakee Valley Hebron 62 Rensselaer 51 North Newton 64 West Central 55 At Kokomo Kokomo 63 Kokomo Hawoth 53 Maconaquah 73 Eastern 70 At Lafayette Lafayette Catholic 60 Harrison 57 At LaVille Argos 81 North Liberty 48 Plymouth 52 Bremen 46 At Lebanon Lebanon 107 Indiana Deaf 38 Brebeuf 73 Indianapolis Ritter 59 At Logansport Logansport 66 Cass 43 Peru 59 North Miami 56 At Madison Charlestown 83 Madison Sahwe57 Silver Creek 74 New Washing-, ton 66 At Marion Madison-Grant 75 Elwood 68 Marion Bennett 66 Missis- sinewa63 At Martinsville Bloomington South 53 Edgewood 44 Martinsville 71 Eminence 47 At Michigan City Elston 51 Marquette 40 Rogers 62 New Prairie 58 At Muncie Yorktown 57 North 51 South 55 Central 42 At New Castle Kmghtstown 50 Mount Vernon 16 Tn 67 Union 56 At North Judson North Judson 57 Knox 46 Winamac 44 Oregon-Davis AtPaoU Paoli 61 West Washington 56 Milltown 67 Leavenworth 52 At Princeton North Posey 62 Oakland City No Special Favors For Arlene Hiss INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Arlene Hiss, the first woman ever to enter a U.S. Auto flub championship car race, be treated as any other says racing promoter Bud Poorman. are no short cuts to Mrs. Hiss, 35, a Fullerton (Calif.) High School dancing teacher, was granted a conditional competition license by USAC last week, and on Wednesday she entered the March 14 Phoenix 150, the first event on the USAC championship circuit. She will drive an Eagle-Offenhauser piloted last year by veteran Lloyd Ruby.

will be a learning Poorman said in a tele- Ki Hebrew Quits Game BOISE, Idaho (UPI) Home run hitter Harmon Killebrew will leave the baseball diamond for the broadcast booth next season. Killebrew, 39, told a news conference Wednesday he had quit the game after 22 years to do the play-by-play and color commentary for the Minnesota games on an independent television station in the Minneapolis area. Killebrew was just out of high school in 1954 when he became the first bonus baby ever to sign with the Washington Senators. He stayed with the club when it moved to Minnesota but was released following the 1974 season. Last year, he was a designated hitter for the Kansas City Royals.

The paunchy but muscular Killebrew, one of the strongest men ever to play the game, hit 573 homers during his career for fifth place on the all-time list behind Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays and Frank Robinson. Frequent injuries throughout his career kept him from achieving even power honors. However, no other American League right-handed hitter ever has had more home runs. Killebrew, who played outfield, third base and first base, quipped that the secret of his ability to hit home runs was that found I had to hit them out of the park because I going to run Killebrew holds numerals records for most games played in a season without a stolen base. On a more serious note, he said that hitting a God- given ability that a player has.

It came pretty natural to He was the American MVP in 1969 when he hit 49 homers and drove in 140 runs, but he said he considered the 1965 Minnesota pennant and the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers to be his greatest memory. He said his new career will give him an opportunity to stay at home more and to take advantage of other opportunities. He said there were offers for him to play again this season and he to people in but when the television opening came along at a station where he already had worked a pre-game show for a dozen years, he decided it was time to change jobs. 3rmceton 66 Gibson Southern Continued on Page 20. Col.

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treat her as any rookie who needs time and experience. Right now, trying to get the miles under her belt so she can get the feel of championship Mrs. Hiss, a tall, slender woman who began racing in amateur competition in 1964, has won 12 Sports Car Club of America events. She won the Cal Club championship' in California the past two years, and in 1974 she was chosen the most outstanding woman driver by Sports Car Racing Enterprises for Women. She also attended a driving school, where she drove a formula Ford, similar to Indy cars but with a smaller open cockpit.

very excited about she said by telephone from her home in Tustin, Calif. think of myself as the first woman race driver. I realize the first woman championship car driver, but I think of it in those The USAC license was granted for just the first two championship races Phoenix and the Trenton 200 on April 25. Whether the license will be extended depends on her performance in the first two outings. not just a the 5- foot -8 brunette said.

been very serious about racing since I started. I feel very comfortable in a championship car and I feel very forfunate because been able to have so much trad: Poorman, formerly with Goodyear Racing Division, added, taken her to tracks for closed sessions. She ran 300 miles in tests at Ontario (Calif.) and was comfortable at 177 miles per hour. Then we took her to Phoenix where she also ran 300 miles and got into the low 28-second bracket (about 127 m.p.h.). put together a pretty good team of mechanics and everyone is working well he added.

The crew chief and team manager is Mike Devin, who was former Indy 500 winner Johnny chief mechanic for four years. She also has received coaching from Ruby, drivers Gordon Johncock and Roger McCluskey and from her estranged husband, Mike Hiss, the 1972 rookie of the year at Indianapolis. Baseball Talks MIAMI BEACH (AP) boss Marvin Miller says a clause which threatens to wipe out dozens of spring training games might be overlooked if major league baseball owners settle the labor war. The clause referred to by Miller, executive director of the Players Association, is in the expired labor contract and says that players cannot be forced to play exhibitions until they have at least 10 days in camp. The California Angels announced Wednesday they had cancelled their March 9,10 and 11 games in Mexico, because they would not be within the 10- day period.

Most camps were scheduled to open last Monday, but the owners say they will keep them closed until there is a new labor pact or sufficient progress in contract talks. The ruling could eliminate many games, since all teams are scheduled to be in action by March 13. respect to the rule, you be required to play until you are in camp 10 days, but the players could waive Miller said Wednesday after a negotiating session with the Player Relations Committee, which both sides called fruitless. Miller said he had offered on Feb. 21 to return to the owners six years of their reserve clause and added he had received no comment from them.

But John J. Gaherin. the owners' bargaining agent, said the answer to Miller was a counter-proposal last Friday. have done it without Mike He has been and is continuing to be an enormous she said, adding (hat the two are still of friends." taking it a step at a Mrs. Hiss said.

trying to do it the right way by getting the experience. At the moment looking only at Phoenix. hoping to do well there, and from there on to Trenton. And if we do well at both races and the program comes along, then look to Poorman said the plans are to eventually main a two-car team, adding a veteran driver who will be able to help Arlene. is very possible it will be he said.

Ruby is not expected to Run at Phoenix. He probably will drive at Indy and if the team can get a sponsor for both drivers, run together the rest of the season, Poorman said. of those involved with Arlene are experienced and recognize there are no short cuts to he said, acknowledging the goal of all championship drivers. why going to Phoenix and Trenton. Hopefully, by the time Indy rolls around this May, already have driven in two championship ABA Standings By United Press International W.L.Pct.

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Fouls also plagued Iowa as team leader Cal Wtdfsberg picked up four in the first six minutes of the game. He appeared later in the second half and set a Big Ten record for assists with 132 for the year. Purdue took advantage of its own quickness and hot shooting from the floor to race to an 8767 lead with three minutes left. Purdue had four players i double figures, including Parker with 24 and Walter Jordan with 20 Brace King had 27 for Iowa and became the eighth player in Iowa history to more than 500 points in a season. Guard Scott Thompson, who added 19 points, achieved the 500-point mark earlier in the season.

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