Sports

Where are they now? Brian Lehrman (BHS '79)

I had always heard stories of Brian Lehrman even as a kid because we came from the same background.

Fuelling In: A lesson in perseverance

While doing my research for the article you are reading today about Denny Faurote’s adventure against a foreign opponent in today’s edition of the DDD, I was lucky enough to talk to eight different people who either wrestled or attended the meet.

Should basketball coaches wear a seatbelt-From the Archives

Here is a look back at former sports editor Nellie Clark's column from this date 50 years ago. Enjoy

South Adams softball left to wonder "What if?"

With the extraordinary circumstances of this spring, we want to continue to highlight the seniors whose season was taken from them.

ISWA among many sporting organizations ready to restart

When sports started shutting down four weeks ago, one of the first casulaties was the ISWA (Indiana State Wrestling Association) Folkstyle State tournament, which was due to be held at Warren Central. While the decision came as a surprise at the time, it was certainly the right one.

TinCaps take wait and see approach for 2020

Monday was scheduled to be Opening Day for the Fort Wayne TinCaps, the class A affiliate of the San Diego Padres, but because of the ongoing pandemic, the entire 2020 minor league baseball season is up in the air.

Hoops & Scoops

No one better fit the time-worn description of dynamite in small packages than Fred Schott. The guy stood about 5-7, maybe 5-8, and on a football field was as hard as the girders holding up a stadium. He wasn't interested in running around or avoiding an opponent.

IHSAA cancels spring sports season

With his final major act as IHSAA commissioner, Bobby Cox made the inevitable move Thursday to cancel all spring sports in the state.

South Adams knocks out AC in Sectional

By ERIC MANN

DEA recruits cite 'monkey noises' among claims of racism

By JIM MUSTIAN Associated Press
    At the Drug Enforcement Administration's Training Academy in Virginia last year, an instructor on the firing range called out a name that was shared by two trainees, one Black and one white.