Marian rallies past AHS 65 53 in regional clash
Marian toped AHS 65-53 as John Chitt poured 21 points and grabbed eight rebounds. Roger Murdock chipped in 17 points to pace the Tribe while Tam Feemster controlled boards with 12. Anderson led the Giants with late scoring but Marion maintained the lead most of the game.
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Chin
Marian
AHS
Bale Avegalian
Dinbental
Mareh
Alderson
Marien
Yale
Wrox
Greg Crodat
Avis Stewart
Stewart
Tad Marion
Wie Indians
Roger Murdock
Tribe
Gary Schuster
Indians
Tam Feemster
Bate
Marion
Murdock
Te Giants
Toose
Uribe
Twlians
Giants
Chia
Mirgin
Annderson
Anderson
Mike Seharnowveke
Pete Feemster
Shinmensy Behanronske
F Beden
Ballinger Cales Seregains
Tatas Anderson
Sarul
Falie
Tommy Sinmans
Greg Crarlat
He Giants
Mickey “Foach
Morte
Jaams V. Cureoli
Pirates hammer Scots 87 to 63 for third win
Highland Scots fell 87 63 as Pirates sprinted to a midgame lead and stayed ahead. Roy Nunn led Pirates with 23 points while Lew Cotton piled 29 for Highland in a game marked by rebounding battles and scoring droughts.
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Big Levy
Lew Cotton
Menteettar Massison Heights
Wich
Highland
John Yates
Jim Jessup
Mendison Heights
Scots
Joe Bays
Uayr
Loverly Herald
Highland Scots
Pirates
Laddies
Battle
Fao Laddies
Randy Douglas
Madison Heights
Douglas
Bill Dickerson
Aby Hopkins
Don Bale
Dickerson
Roy Nunn
Bucs
Rey
Coy Nui
Bale
Greg Nyboer
Ail Campbell
Cotton
Peru Tigers Stop Tigers 69 66 In Final Quarter Run
Peru edged Alexandria 69 66 after a tight game. Huge John Garrett led Peru with 20 points, joined in double figures by Gilbert Pacey with 14 and Brian Bighi pacing Alex. Peru trailed 52 49 after three quarters before a 20 4 final period burst sealed the win.
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Peru
Alex
John Garrett
Gibert Pacey
Brian Bighi
Vogel Tool Edges Mount Summit In Cadiz Action
Vogel Tool edged Mount Summit with Erik McCall scoring 29 for Mount Summit and Gary Pale and Denny Gloff each adding 23 for Vogel Tool in a Cadiz league independent basketball game. Other scorers included Underhill 20 and Minegar 2 for Mount Summit and Gustin 13 Glotf 23 Harper 11 Grandison 5 for Vogel Tool.
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Cadiz
Markleville Vogels Toal
Gary Pale
Denny Gloff
Hed
Vogel
Hamilton Heights Tops Frankton in tight Friday clash
Hamilton Heights beat Frankton 72 56 as Rick McCaskay led with 30 points and Don Morgan added 10. Jim Mann scored 16, Jim Lenard 10, and Jerry Alexander 18 for the Eagles who drop to 1-2 on the season. Hamilton Heights visits Sheridan next. Frankton travels to Lapel in White River Conference play.
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Frankton
Eagles
Hamiton Heights
Rick McCaskay
Huskies
Don Morgan
Dean Smalls
Truuiing
Jim Mann
Jim Lenard
I Jm
Franktons
Jerry Alexandr
Gary Hosier
Hamilton
Sheridan
Ted Marit
Lapel
White River
Monroe Central 5th Team Beats Daleville 92 to 71
Monroe Central downed Daleville 92 71 as Rich Clevenger scored 23 and Dave Clevenger added 19 for the MC squad. Daleville’s Brad Pahwnier led with 26 points while Jim Cleggs added 16 as the Broncos struggled on the road.
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Daleville
Clavenger
Brabhery
Broncos
Monroe Central
Delaware County
Rich Clevenger
Arong
Dave Clevenger
Brad Pahwnier
Jim Cleggs
Record of high school basketball scores from Indiana games
A dense list of final scores from Indiana high school basketball games with numerous teams such as Anderson Madison Meighis, Marion, Franklin, Seymour, Terre Haute, Brazil Cloverdale, Connersville, Logansport, Huntington Catholic, Ben Davis, Jeffersonville, Milan, Greensburg, Brownstown, South Bend LaSalle, Plymouth, Rochester, Shelbyville, Kokomo, Western Howard, North Central Marion, Lawrence Central, New Castle, East Noble, Zionsville, Cathedral, Washington, Muncie Central, Arlington, Greenwood, Danville, Greenfield, Norwell, Tipton, Muncie Burvis, overtime noted in some games, and varied scores across many venues.
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Jeffersonville
Franklin
Milan
Dillsboro
Greensburg
Mandinsville
Brive
Brownstown
Saleen
Indian
Greek
Brown Coan
South Bend
LaSalle
Plymouth
Rochester
Lewis Cass
Shelbyville
Celymius
Spencer
Bloomfielt
Kokomo
Lafayette
Western
Howard
Narsweater
Eastern Utoward
Cariall
Marghail
Arlington
Greenwood
Danville
Scottsburg
Charlesteawn
Franklin Central
Greenfield
Adams Central
Norwell
Tipton
Muncie Burvis
Wirchester
South Adams
Vanderbilt Frosh Lose. Freeman Sidelined
Vanderbilt freshmen opened with a rough start as Freeman, a former Anderson High standout, was sidelined by an emergency appendectomy. Doug Bates led scoring with 20 points as the team heads into a road stretch before the Vanderbilt Invitational to follow.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbil University
Sora
Austin Pony
Convinedores
Roll I Freeman
Anerson High Sedeo
Doug Bates
Vanderbilt
We University of Mississippi
Southern California
SMU
LSU
Mississippi State
Kansas State
Yom Arnhalt
Cahumious
Ind
Steve Turner
Arnhalt
Citadel
Muncie South Defeats Elwood Panthers 74-58 in Derby Night
In a high school basketball clash, Muncie South outscored Elwood 40 to 20 in the fourth quarter to seal a 74-58 triumph. Rebels top scorer Collins had 16 points, while Ellwood’s Bill Skilman led with 16 and Joe Williams added 12. Panthers drop to 0-2.
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Muncie South
Elwood Panthers
Panthers
Broncho wrestlers defeat Wapahani in season opener
Daleville grapplers won their first match of the season 95 to 19 over Wapahani. Swinford Tharp Barnum Wilson Sharp and Miller pinned opponents. Ashton ton forfeited at 90 pounds to coachule. Still, Swinford 123 Landis 1247 and other bouts noted, heavyweights Zimmerman pinned.
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Daleville Grapplers
Wapahani
Swinford
Tharp
Barnum
Wilson
Sharp
Miller
Brontelios
Ashton Ton
Coachule
Bronett
Aa—Aghon
Wytorteil Dot—Calvert
Glenn
Shenandoah Crushes Knightstown In 71 48 Victory
Shenandoah raced to a 71-48 win over Knightstown before a home crowd. Senior forward Rick Perkins paced the undefeated Raiders with 17 points while center Steve Stanley added 10. Knightstown’s top scorer Allen had 19 as Shenandoah hit 24 of 52 from the field and aims to extend its streak at Tri High Friday.
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Bucs
Cotton
Pirates
Bates
Dickerson Eveh
Morris
Bug
Kent Campbell
Yates
Roy Nun
Dickerson
Bales
Middletown
Shenan
Oan
Raiders
Ray Pavy
Shenandoah
Rafcers
Knightstown
Bears
Tri-' S
Henry County
Bux Jnightstown FE
Peekinpauzh
Madison-Grant Edge Bennetts In Narrow Win
Madison-Grant won 66-63 as Charles Massey led with 16 points and Bennett paced the visitors with 25. The Argylls held a 12-7 edge early, extended to 15 at halftime, and with four players in double figures halted a late surge by Marion Bennett Madison-Grant remains undefeated at 4 0. Coach Everett Webb hopes this form lasts against Spurtwead on the road.
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Mairmount
Helegan Bny
Madison- Grant
Bennett
Argylls
jUme
Madison-Grant
Everett Webb
AHS Gymnasts Rout Wabash In Local Meet
Anderson High School gymnasts dominated Wabash with top finishes across events. Smith won the trampoline while Roker took side horse, Shimmons claimed the horizontal bar, and Kimm won still rings as AHS rolled to a lopsided 53 to 9 final score.
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Wabash
Anderson High School
Smith
Jim Roker
Mickey Shmmons
Bob Kimm
Anderson
Miller
Scheer
Boston
Glenn
Lennartz
Forbes
Clean
Ecker
Kimm
Burnette
Easterday
Russell W
Tumbling
Glean
Basy Simmons
Dancer's Image handlers pay $300 fines
In Hexington Kentucky the two men who handled the Derby winner Dancer's Image paid fines of 340 dollars each in connection with charges stemming from the race investigation. The report notes the outcome amid ongoing inquiry into the 1968 event.
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Hexington
Kent
Dancer's Image
Tigers topple Frankton in White River wrestling clash
Tigers defeated Frankton 29 to 20 in the White River Conference meet at Yorktown. R. Bell, Odem, and Wayes won for the Tigers. Beare, T Sgence, Onwalt, and Gentry won decisions. Frankton’s Kensle and Ledsoe each had pins, while McNormee had the lone decision for Frankton. Graham of the Falks earned a forfeit. Tigers now 20 in WRC and 22 overall. Eagles travel to Highland Thursday.
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Tigers
Frankton
White River
Yorktown
R. Bell
Odem
Wayes
Ping
Beare
T. Sgence
Onwalt
Gentry
Ledsoe
Kensle
McNormee
Graham
Falks
McLaughlin
van Cleave
Eagles
Eagls
Highland
Eathion
Netoueniin
Hed van Jeave Sofarmel Evi
Dicksson
Smiin
MeNanee Tent
Aeliand
Plenor
Craham
Forte
Ie Perry
Glened
Bledsoe
Pendleton Heights Arabians defeat Noblesville in season game
Pendleton Heights Arabians topped Noblesville 62 to 51 on Friday night led by Kirby Moe-Crooklin with 21 points and Ron Sho with 11. Heath was the lone Noblesville scorer in double figures as Pendleton Heights notches its third win in as many starts this season.
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Noblesville
Pendleton Heights
Kirby Moe- Crooklin
Ron Sho
Madison Helsis
Pendleton
Helahts
Mount Vernon
White River
Penytelin
Rts
King
Nobles
Warrior Grapplers Defeat Central in Freshman Wrestling
North Side defeated Central 312 in freshman wrestling at Central. Tansat French and Bales pinned for North Side. Sink, Hayes, Cunningham, Burkett won divisions. Central’s Swain Neal Hardin and De Weeg earned pins. Campbell of Central and Marsh of North Side each scored eight points. Central will travel to Muncie Kuhner Tuesday.
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North Side
Central
Tansat
French
Bales
Sink
Hayes
Cunningham
Burkett
Swain
Neal
Hardin
De‘Weeg
Hears
Campbell
Marsh
Muncie Kuhner
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Varley
Mac Giants
Camel
Pail Buck
Dick Mitchell
Kokomo Sawarth
Mailsen
Joe Ye Nybeer
T Lelton
Campoei Morehead Cheney
Tall Peru Edges
Peru ‘Tigers
Alexandria Tigers
Andria
Eric Tankersly
Sam Lower
Inky
Alex Tigers
Alexatia Rssntershy
Fienison
Ad Hint Ss
Tal
Reckwel Pacey
O WA
Garrett
al Bawni Blade
Cam
Kelnaz
Algeandria Ig
Ssreatty Venatye
Knoer
Schace
Eee Ea
Hamilton Heights
Moose Turkey Shoot
Munyion
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Ighland
Pendleton Weighly
Dorillon Sfeights
Seymour
Southpart
Terre Haute
Gersimeyer
Brazil
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Clay City
Connersville
Rushville
Lebanon
Madison
Jennings Conolyre
Muncie Central
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Thuntington Catholic
Dunkirk
van Buren
Hoserale
Halpls
Trebo
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Indiana
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Southarn Wellsey
Taylor
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Plainticks
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Zionsville
Pike
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Cathedral
Washington
Intels
Brent Ripale
Seevina
Warren Central
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Inopts
Warhington
Latigetto Catholic
Tordsville
Bovingion
Fountain Central
Darlington
Waveland
Landon
Ladoga
Coal Creek Gv
Wayretown
Rocksille
Turkey Run
Eastbrook
Southern Wells Br
Southern Wells
Ji Todals
Attucks
East Chiraza
A Indpls
Mowe
Greencastle
Pennville
Picaroa Central
Alexanderr
North Miamifi
Michigan City
Venn
Knox
Culver
Vandy Frosh
Freeman
Muncie
Elwoodiivy
Panters
Atonele
Jasail
Nitter
Anerson
Jas Thwood
Taurean Ae
Edwond
Ann
Munete South
Finech
Marion Bennett
Dial
Kimm Fa
Bima
Kinney
Dials
Moze
Arnors
Bern
Ies
Tiger
Grapplers
LEN
Dorothy Blevins
Spokane
Mom
Dad
Alliance
Oparnias
Dyer
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