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Terre Haute man sinks hole-in-one, then bowls a 300 game
What are the odds of sinking a hole-in-one in golf and bowling a 300 game, in a span of two days, at the age of 72?
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METRO ROUNDUP: Grounds takes first place at Firecracker 5K
James Grounds held off Conor Strain to win the Brazil YMCA Firecracker 5K on Saturday.
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Fit and Fem: Competitive fitness
Muscular, yet feminine.
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Disappointment at trials delays Hutson’s dream
Knowing that her career-best jump would have won the meet, Kylie Hutson wasn’t happy with seventh place Sunday at the U.S. Olympic Trials for women’s pole vault.
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New law requires team approach on concussions
Backers of an effort to protect high schools athletes who’ve suffered head injuries will soon get a new set of recruits: The players’ parents.
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METRO ROUNDUP: Riley 12s win state championship in Columbus
Riley’s 12-year-olds won the United States Specialty Sports Association Class AA state baseball tournament at Columbus, completing a 5-0 weekend with a win over Greene County’s Sandlot Spartans in the championship game.
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Post 346 rallies late to top Crawfordsville
After struggling offensively for six innings Thursday night, Wayne Newton Post 346 scored five runs in the top of the seventh inning and made them stand up for a 6-4 win over host Crawfordsville Post 72 in American Legion baseball.
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All-purpose: Stewart still logging racing mileage
You’re familiar with NASCAR driver Tony Stewart, aren’t you?
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Pearson has strong bond with W. Vigo
The orientation period for West Vigo High School’s new athletic director is expected to be a short one.
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METRO ROUNDUP: Vikings’ Thornton on All-Star team
West Vigo’s Cody Thornton has been selected by the Indiana Baseball Coaches Association to play in the annual North-South All-Star Series next month.
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METRO ROUNDUP: Curley picks up pole vault victory
Two members of the Wabash Valley Pole Vault Club fared well in the USA Track & Field Indiana Association championships Saturday.
Connor Curley, a 2012 graduate of Terre Haute North High School and future member of the Indiana State University men’s track team, won the young men’s division (ages 17-18) in the pole vault by clearing 15 feet. -
Post 346 wins close game late Friday
Wayne Newton Post 346’s offense generated just four hits, only one of those for extra bases, and that was only because Bristol Post 143’s centerfielder fell down fielding the ball.
So it took some solid pitching and defense to make up for their offensive deficiency.
Check (pitching) and double-check (defense) for Post 346 as they managed to eke out a 4-2 victory over Bristol Post 143 in a Terre Haute Invitational American Legion baseball game at Jennings Field late Friday night.
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HUGHES NEWS & VIEWS: Point of Jones’ return
Since May 14, Indiana high school basketball fans have wondered why Jim Jones would want to come out of retirement at 74.
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Gutish trades track & field for racing
Terre Haute North junior-to-be Rachel Gutish, a recent state finalist in the IHSAA girls pole vault, didn’t stop having fun when her high school track and field season ended June 1.
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Pirtle, French lead state golf tourney field
Play begins in the Indiana High School Athletic Association boys golf state finals today at The Legends Golf Club at Franklin.
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METRO ROUNDUP: Quintet of Sycamores vie for Olympic spots
Two current Indiana State University athletes and three former Sycamores are expected to compete for a spot of the 2012 U.S. Olympic Track and Field team.
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METRO ROUNDUP: South grad Stewart sixth for VU at NJCAA golf championship
Vincennes University freshman Shelby Stewart finished in a sixth-place tie individually, while the VU men’s golf team was fifth in team standings at the NJCAA Div. III National Golf Championship which wrapped up Friday at Chautauqua Golf Club.
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METRO ROUNDUP: ISU's Swift takes 10th in NCAA hurdles race
Just 0.07 of a second separated Indiana State sophomore Greggmar Swift from a spot in the finals of the 110-meter hurdles as the Sycamore placed 10th in the semifinals Thursday at the 2012 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
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Lucky 13 for Mike Miller
At least one box of memories was carried out to the truck on Monday. The pictures that fill the wall space will probably be last to go.
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Miners battle back to take title
Linton used a strong back nine in the cold and rain on Monday to win the high school boys golf sectional hosted by the Miners at Phil Harris Course.
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FROM THE PRESS BOX: ISU progresses under Prettyman
He didn’t say a word, but it was as clear as Indiana State Director of Athletics Ron Prettyman sat in the PK Park dugout and watched the Sycamores take batting practice prior to their NCAA Regional at Oregon last Thursday, he beamed with pride.
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METRO ROUNDUP: Experienced ISU track quintet heads to NCAA Outdoor Championships
Five Indiana State track and field athletes are preparing for the NCAA Outdoor Championships that begin Wednesday at Drake University.
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Post 346 Legion team ready to open season
For each of the previous five American Legion baseball seasons, members of Wayne Newton Post 346 have been forced to wait on Terre Haute South players to join them because the Braves always advanced beyond the sectional round of the IHSAA tournament.
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METRO ROUNDUP: Kiwanis Club hands out Eddie Connors Awards
The Kiwanis Club of Greater Terre Haute announced this week that 14 eighth-graders were recipients of the 2012 Eddie Connors Awards.
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Shining Knights: Northview tops both TH teams for title
A high school baseball game that had been tense all the way through reached angina-producing heights at the end Monday night, as Northview ended Terre Haute South’s sectional championship run by a single run and a fraction of an inch.
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Bubble intact: ISU headed to NCAA baseball tournament
Forty-eight teams had been chosen for the NCAA Baseball Tournament Selection Show and things were getting antsy in the Indiana State clubhouse on Monday.
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Miners beat 2A newcomer for 3rd straight title
Linton and North Central were both defending high school baseball sectional champions, but the Thunderbirds’ move up to Class 2A did not go as they expected.
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South hangs on after scary moment in sectional semis
Terre Haute South’s bid for a sixth consecutive high school baseball sectional championship took a scary turn Monday afternoon.
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PREP/METRO ROUNDUP: Turkey Run rolls to title
Turkey Run routed North Vermillion 15-2 to capture the Class A Rockville Sectional championship for high school baseball Monday night.
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Eaton’s pair of long balls put Linton in title game
Linton blasted its way into the championship game of its hometown Class 2A high school baseball sectional as No. 9 hitter Beau Eaton cranked a pair of home runs to left field, and starting pitcher Tanner Butler capped Linton's scoring with a grand slam.
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