Scrappy Raiders Remain Unbeaten
Shenandoah coach Ray Pavy leads the small Raiders with stifling defense and quick play as six games into the season show an undefeated record. Matzenbacher tops with 24.1 points per game, supported by Ooten, Alspaugh, Riggs, and Sanders in a balanced scoring attack. The team faces Mt. Vernon and Pendleton Heights in White River Conference play.
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Henry County
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Kevin South
Tim Sanders
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T'm Sanders
Tim
Junio
Riges
Alspaugh
Scott
Hayden
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Raidrs
Mt. Vernon
Anderson Tops In AP Poll as Pirates Earn Votes
Jeffersonville, fresh off a Final Four run, claims No 1 in the first AP poll of the season. Anderson climbs to fifth after entering the rankings with votes for the Pirates. The Red Devils were unranked in last season’s final poll.
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Penn State
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Heisman
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Jeffersonville
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Southport
Muncie North
Rozelle Reveals NFL Playoff Schedule Details
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle outlined the divisional playoff dates and starting times. The AFC and NFC games will be hosted at home fields of division champions or wild card teams, with key matchups involving Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati Oakland Green Bay Detroit Minnesota Washington Miami and others across December 23 and 24. A separate college-style ranking poll highlighted South Bend Riley and East Chicago Washington among top teams with Notre Dame area mentions and regional standings.
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Anderson Indians open 4-0 with strong start in 1972-73 season
Anderson basketball bursts to a 4-0 start led by Tony Marshall 22.3 points Roy Taylor 21.8 and Harry Stamp 17. The Indians outscore opponents 378 to 65.8 and rely on fast breaks and strong rebounding under coach Ray Estes. They face Lafayette and North Central this weekend in tougher tests.
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