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INDIANA PACERS SCHEDULE

Tuesday, December 4 Chicago 7:00

Friday, December 7 at Orlando 7:00

Saturday, December 8 Sacramento 7:00

Monday, December 10 Washington 7:00

Wednesday, December 12 Milwaukee 7:00

Friday, December 14 at Philadelphia 7:30

Sunday, December 16 New York 5:00

Tuesday, December 18 Cleveland 7:00

Wednesday, December 19 at Toronto 7:30

Friday, December 21 at Brooklyn 7:30

Sunday, December 23 Washington 5:00

Wednesday, December 26 Atlanta 7:30

Friday, December 28 Detroit 7:00

Monday, December 31 Atlanta 3:00

Friday, January 4 at Chicago 8:00

Sunday, January 6 at Toronto 7:30

Tuesday, January 8 at Cleveland 7:00

Wednesday, January 9 at Boston 7:00

Friday, January 11 at New York 7:30

Tuesday, January 15 Philadelphia 7:00

Saturday, January 19 Dallas 7:00

Sunday, January 20 Charlotte 6:00

Wednesday, January 23 Toronto 7:00

Saturday, January 26 Memphis 8:00

Monday, January 28 Golden State 7:00

Wednesday, January 30 at Washington 8:00

Thursday, January 31 at Orlando 7:00

Saturday, February 2 at Miami 7:30

Monday, February 4 at New Orleans 8:00

Tuesday, February 5 LA Lakers 7:00

Thursday, February 7 LA Clippers 7:00

Saturday, February 9 Cleveland 7:00

Monday, February 11 Charlotte 7:00

Wednesday, February 13 Milwaukee 7:00

Friday February, 22 New Orleans 7:00

Saturday, February 23 at Washington 7:00

Monday, February 25 at Detroit 7:00

Wednesday, February 27 at Dallas 8:30

Thursday, February 28 Minnesota 7:00

Saturday, March 2 Orlando 7:00

Tuesday, March 5 Chicago 7:00

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TODAY IN SPORTS HISTORY

NEW YORK-The Mets finally gave up on Nolan Ryan’s wandering fastball today. They traded the 24-year-old pitcher and three prospects to the California Angels for Jim Fregosi, six times the American League’s all-star shortstop. Manager Gil Hodges immediately said he would move Fregosi to third base, where 45 men have come and gone during the Mets’ 10 seasons in business.

“You always hate to give up on an arm like Ryan’s,” Hodges said today. “He could put things together overnight, but he hasn’t done it for us and the Angels wanted him. I would not hesitate making a trade for somebody who might help us right now, and Fregosi is such a guy.”

In order to get the 29-year-old infielder, the Mets sent California the outfielder Leroy Stanton, pitcher Don Rose and catcher Francisco Estrada in addition to Ryan. Harry Dalton, who left the Baltimore Orioles in October to become general manager of the California team, praised Fregosi for his 11 seasons with the Angels but said: “We picked up one of baseball’s best arms in Ryan. We know of his control problems, but he had the best arm in the National League and, at 24, he is just coming into his own. Stanton figures to give us some of the right-handed power we need, and Rose and Estrada both have a chance to make our club.”

“Only one of the four would have been with the Mets next season, and that was Ryan,” said Bob Scheffing, the general manager of the Mets. “I don’t think Stanton could have beaten out our other outfielders, and we have run out of options on him. As for Ryan, I really can’t say I quit on him. But we’ve had him three full years and, although he’s a hell of a prospect, he hasn’t done it for us. How long can you wait? I can’t rate him in the same category with Tom Seaver, Jerry Koosman or Gary Gentry.”

Ryan has been striking out one batter every inning since he signed with the Mets out of Alvin, Tex., in 1965. In three more or less full seasons with the varsity, he struck out 493 batters in 510 innings. Last season, he fanned 137 in 152, including 16 San Diego Padres on May 29, the most all year for any National League pitcher. Going into July, in fact, he had eight victories and four defeats and appeared to have found himself as well as home plate. But then he became as wild as a March hare, lost 10 of the next 12, walked nine St. Louis Cardinals in one game and 116 batters in all 30 games-both club records for wildness.

Fregosi, the last of the original Angels of 1961, was having his own problems meanwhile. He suffered from the flu, a sore arm, a strained muscle in his side and a tumor on his foot. He hit only .233 with five home runs, a marked comedown from 1970, when he hit .278 with 22 home runs.

The Mets’ trade of Nolan Ryan for the California Angels’ Jim Fregosi was unquestionably the worst in baseball history. Ryan went on to throw seven no-hitters  and become the greatest strikeout pitcher of all time. Fregosi, on the downside of his career, batted .232.

2018-19 RICHMOND BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Saturday, November 24… Jay County                                 7:30

Friday, November 30.. At North Central                             7:30

Saturday, December 1.. At East Central                              7:30

Friday, December 7… Marion                                               8:00

Friday, December 14… at Indianapolis Tech                      8:00

Saturday, December 15… Connersville                               7:30

Wednesday, December 19… Monroe Central                     7:30

Friday December 21…At Marion Tournament                   TBA

Thursday, December 27..Wettig Tournament                    TBA

Friday, December 28…Wettig Tournament                        TBA

Saturday, December 29…Wettig Tournament                   TBA

Friday, January 4… New Castle                                            7:30

Saturday, January 5… McCutcheon                                     7:00

Friday, January 11.. At Muncie Central                               7:30

Friday, January 25… At Harrison                                          7:30

Saturday, January 26… At Winchester                                 7:30

Thursday, January 31… Anderson                                        7:30

Saturday February 2…at New Palestine                                            7:30

Friday, February 8… At Kokomo                                            8:00

Saturday, February 9… Logansport                                      7:30

Tuesday, February 12… At Northmont, OH                         7:30

Friday, February 15… Lafayette Jeff                                      8:00

Thursday, February 21… Franklin County                           7:30

Tuesday, February 26… Sectionals                                       TBA

Friday, March 1…. Sectionals                                                TBA

Saturday, March 2… Sectionals                                            TBA

2018 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS SCHEDULE

Sept. 9 vs. Cincinnati Bengals, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Sept. 16 at Washington Redskins, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Sept. 23 at Philadelphia Eagles, 1 p.m. (FOX)
Sept. 30 vs. Houston Texans, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Oct. 4 at New England Patriots, 8:20 PM (FOX/NFLN)
Oct. 14 at New York Jets, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Oct. 21 vs. Buffalo Bills, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Oct. 28 at Oakland Raiders, 4:05 PM (CBS)
Nov. 4 — BYE
Nov. 11 vs. Jacksonville Jaguars, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Nov. 18 vs. Tennessee Titans, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Nov. 25 vs. Miami Dolphins, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Dec. 2 at Jacksonville Jaguars, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Dec. 9 at Houston Texans, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Dec. 16 vs. Dallas Cowboys, 1 p.m. (FOX)
Dec. 22 or 23 vs. New York Giants, TBD (TBD)
Dec. 30 at Tennessee Titans, 1 p.m. (CBS)

2018 CINCINNATI BENGALS SCHEDULE

Sept. 9 at Indianapolis Colts, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Sept. 13 vs. Baltimore Ravens, 8:20 p.m. (NFLN)
Sept. 23 at Carolina Panthers, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Sept. 30 at Atlanta Falcons, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Oct. 7 vs. Miami Dolphins, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Oct. 14 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Oct. 21 at Kansas City Chiefs, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Oct. 28 vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1 p.m. (FOX)
Nov. 4 — BYE
Nov. 11 vs. New Orleans Saints, 1 p.m. (FOX)
Nov. 18 at Baltimore Ravens, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Nov. 25 vs. Cleveland Browns, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Dec. 2 vs. Denver Broncos, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Dec. 9 at Los Angeles Chargers, 4:05 p.m. (CBS)
Dec. 16 vs. Oakland Raiders, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Dec. 23 at Cleveland Browns, 1 p.m. (CBS)
Dec. 30 at Pittsburgh Steelers, 1 p.m. (CBS)

PURDUE MEN’S BASKETBALL

November 16 Wichita State/Davidson at Charleston Classic

November 18 TBA

November 23 Robert Morris

November 28 at Florida State, ACC/BIG 10 CHALLENGE

December 1 at Michigan

December 6 Maryland

December 9 at Texas

December 15 Notre Dame, AT CROSSROADS CLASSIC

December 20 at Ohio

December 29 Belmont

January 3 Iowa

January 8 at Michigan State

January 11 at Wisconsin

January 15 Rutgers

January 19 Indiana

January 23 at Ohio State

January 27 Michigan State

January 31 at Penn State

February 3 Minnesota

February 9 Nebraska

February 12 at Maryland

February 16 Penn State

February 19 at Indiana

February 23 at Nebraska

February 27 Illinois

March 2 Ohio State

March 5 at Minnesota

March 9 at Northwestern

1993: Ty Murray won his fifth consecutive all-around championship at the National Finals Rodeo at Las Vegas. The most accomplished rider in history, Murray competed in three of the roughest and most dangerous events-bareback, saddle bronc and bull riding-while most performers specialized in just one. He won seven all-around titles through 1998.

1989: Steve Largent of the Seattle Seahawks caught the 100th touchdown pass of his career in a victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in the Kingdome, passing Don Hutson on the N.F.L.’s all-time list. Largent retired and served three terms in Congress; Jerry Rice broke the mark with the San Francisco 49ers in 1992 and had a record 192 regular-season touchdown catches through 2002. 

November 18 at Arkansas

November 20 Texas Arlington

November 23 UC Davis

November 27 at Duke

December 1 Northwestern

December 4 at Penn State

December 8 Louisville

December 15 Butler

December 19 Central Arkansas

December 22 Jacksonville

January 3 Illinois

January 6 at Michigan

January 11 at Maryland

January 14 Nebraska

January 19 at Purdue

January 22 at Northwestern

January 25 Michigan

January 30 at Rutgers

February 2 at Michigan State

February 7 Iowa

February 10 Ohio State

February 16 at Minnesota

February 19 Purdue

February 22 Iowa

February 26 Wisconsin

March 2 Michigan State

March 7 at Illinois

March 10 Rutgers

1999: Laffit Pincay Jr., 52, broke Bill Shoemaker’s career record for victories when he rode Irish Nip to a first-place finish at Hollywood Park in California. It was the Panamanian-born Pincay’s 8,834th victory on 44,647 mounts over his 35- year career. 

1971…In one of the worst deals in franchise history, the Mets trade Nolan Ryan and three prospects to the Angels for six-time All-Star third baseman Jim Fregosi. The fireballer from Texas will set the all-time strikeout record (5,714) and will become a member of the Hall of Fame, while their new 30 year-old infielder (.232, 5, 32) plays less than two full seasons in New York, providing little help for the team.