Reed Leads Daleville Bronco Win over Unie in M E C Opener
Daleville Broncos surged in the third quarter to beat Unie 71 to 64 in the Mid Eastern Conference opener. Sophomore Dave Reed entered in the second period, scoring 10 points off the bench, while teammate Willy Woolsey added 8 of 10 Field goals in the third as Reed and Woolsey sparked a 37-4 run to seize control. Union battled back late but Gary Craig stole and scored to seal the win as Reed totaled 10 points and Reed’s 5-10 forward role off the bench helped lift Daleville to 3-0. Pittsford sidelined with a cast until after Christmas.
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Daleville
Dateville Broncos
Unie
Bob Pitsford
Broncos
Dave Regd
Fend
Ron Pittsford
Daleville Union
Reed
Billy Woolsey
Woolsey
Union
Gary Craig
Pittsford
Huff
Brocnos
Monrco Central
Union Eg
Hoe Chanel i de Gather
Gatner
Terese
Hawes
Shenandoah
Resolution
Gary Owen
Knightstown
Reds to Open Spring Training in Tampa Feb 22 1974
The Cincinnati Reds will begin its 1974 spring training in Tampa Florida with a first full squad workout scheduled for February 28. The team announced the opening date as February 22.
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Reds
Cincinnati, Kin
Cincinnati’ Reds
Tampa
Fla
Ravens Open Preseason With Carswell Transfer In Starting Role
Anderson College head coach Bob Blume plans to start transfer John Carswell at Marion College as the Ravens open their last pre conference warmup. Carswell, averaging 22.5 points and 29 rebounds in two games, will replace Art Larson in the lineup. The Titans, led by guard Dan Justus and forward Robbin, are short on size but quick off the press, while Marion relies on 6-4 transfer Ron Henderson and freshman Ray Simall up front.
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Anderson College
Bob Blume
Marion College
Ravens
Lari
Blume
Carswell
Art Lar
Tians
Larson
Clevenger
Huntington
Titans
Dave Clevenger
Goshen
Marion
Gwinnup
Dave Brown
Robbins
Dick Robbins
Franklin
Ame Insers
Ron Henderson
Letterman Dave Holloway
Ray Sim
Mike Henderson
Dan Justus
Madison Grant
Mike Broughton
Gary Robinson
Don Sherman
Pirates Sport New Look In Lacing Millers
Madison Heights Pirates unveiled a new 1973 76 edition under coach Phil Buck and defeated Noblesville 79 37 at home. Harry Morgan led with 25 points and 14 rebounds while sophomore Joe Buck improved to 13 points. Chris Falker added 14 points and 15 rebounds as the young lineup forced 22 Noblesville turnovers and fired 96 shots to 37. Buck warned the team will grow, but they showed more pace and cohesion than last year.
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Mfackson Heights
Chris Falker
Noblesville
Sian Thompson
Pirate Gym
Falker
Mill
Herald
Jeff Atteberry
Jim Bail
Madison Heights Pirates
Phil Buck
Bucs
Hawless
Pirates
Bascal
Harry Morgan
Morgan
Joe Buck
Buck
Chris Falke Fer
Richard Nunn
Jon Watson
Millers
Wll
Mike Weber
Miller
Stan Weber
Tad Donoff
Shelbyville MH
Goa
Madison Heights
Watson
Stan Thompson
Indians Rampage Over Haworth For 10133 Victory
Andersons Indians overwhelmed Kokomo Haworth 101-33 as Roy Tayloe paced scoring in the first period and Anderson approached 100 points. The Tribe led 35-8 after one quarter and stretched a 60-23 halftime edge, ending with a 67-40 final margin amid 38 Husky turnovers and strong inside play from Anderson and Parker.
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Kokomo
Anderson
Kokomo Haworth
Ander Sson
Roy Tayloe
Heifner Sets Record In Tiger Win Over PH
Alexandria's Neony Heifner set a school scoring record with 42 points as the Tigers defeated Pendleton Heights 69-54. Heifner hit 20 of 34 shots and two free throws, breaking Steve Stevens 41-point mark. Teammate support came from guards Richie Crist and Stan Lower, while Pendleton Heights’ Jeff Moore played strong defense. The Tigers improved to 3-0 on the season, with a next schedule at Peru and Anderson.
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Neony Heifner
Tigers
Pendleton Heights
Toe
Steve Stevens
Richie Crist
Stan Lower
Kenny
Tars
Jeff Moore
Pendleton
Moose
Heitner
Moore
Heifner
Alex
Blans
Heiter
Esizatn
Addec
Heifne
Kevin McCracklin
Eas
Griffith
Tiger
Tony Kettery
Bruce Grits
Peru
Anderson
Noblesville
Secchi
Bete Neere
McCrochtin Cerne Vannes
Ara
Stotane Jirtandria Treverver
Pendleton Hs
Fortville
Mount
Sheridan River
Fiie
Tony Thacker
Yorktown
Marauders
Searead
Marauder
Scott Bills
Rick Good
Sheridan Ice
Rex Wilton
Mount Vero Minon
Knights
Mt Bowcher Town
Te Peri
Hancock
Sherrinn
Veruan
Unclear high school cage scores and match results list
Fragmented OCR of a long cage score roundup shows numerous school names, scores, and place mentions with many garbled words. Key entities include Kokomo, Franklin, Hammond, North Salem, Evansville, Wisconsin, Olivet, and Saint Johns, but most specifics are unreadable.
Raiders Roll Over Blue River In 93 68 Victory
Shenandoah shorted Blue River early and pulled away 93 68 as Kevin South led with 20 points and Dave Kéés-LaNsING, Robin Riggs each added 15. The Raiders dominated the boards and built a 40 29 halftime edge while mounting an effective inside attack.
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Sheran
Blue River
Raiders
Kevin South
Dave Keés
Lansing
Mich
Ling
Robin Riggs
Michigan
Wionass
State Hous
Bradshaw Activated for Monday Night Game
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw, cleared to throw with authority, will be activated for Monday night’s game against Miami but will not start. Bradshaw has been out since a partial shoulder separation a month ago. third string Joe Gilliam remains in backup role.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
Terry Bradshaw
Miami
Bradshaw Hs
Chuck Noll
Joe Gilliam
Bulldogs Roll Over HSE In Lopsided Victory
Lapel balanced 11 and Rick Maxwell seven led a 101 to 54 win for the Bulldogs at home. Barnhizer 31 points, Fields 20, and Cobner of 16 fueled the attack as Lapel shot 44 percent, with 40 of 85 attempts finding the net. The Bulldogs pulled down 8 extra rebounds, led by Barnhizer and Fields, while Hesichnel and Hunter contributed in limited minutes.
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Rick Maxwell
Knights
Hamilton Town
Southeastern
Miton Leone Sethsteen
Mark Barnhizer
Drishmond Worle
Denny Fields
Soa Cie
Bulldogs
Barwhizer Howe
Hesichnel
Rowdebush
Fields
Dally Hunter
Barnhizer
Jeff Huntringer
Kirk Cob
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Xmas Now
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Marauder Rally Downs
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Nerican Legion Memrs
Ernie Pyle Memorial Foundation
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