Second Straight Loss For Hoosiers Kentucky Humble III
Kentucky defeated Indiana 68 to 51 in Bloomington as the Hoosiers, missing four starters from the NCAA title team, relied on outside shooting while Kentucky harassed them with a bruising defense. Guards Larry Johnson and Jay Shidler led UK with 20 points each, while Kent Henson led Indiana with 17, and coach Bobby Knight discussed lineup uncertainty and the struggle to curb turnovers. Indiana drops to 2-2 over back-to-back losses, snapping the Assembly Hall winning streak at 35. Indiana heads to Notre Dame next Tuesday poised to reassess five-man rotations around Henson and Robertson.
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Jim Bailey
Bloomington
Indiana University
Kentucky
Hoosiers
Wildcats
Bluegrass State
Kent Henson
Idiana
Knight
Benson
Robertson
Derek Holcomb
Wayne Radford
Scott Hells
Mike Woodson
Rich Valavicius
Holcamt
Woosters
Toledo
Hi Ose
Assembly Hall
Indiana
Jay Shidler
Kenson
Rick Robey
Mike Phillips
Big Red
Radford
Kells
Shidler
Larry Johnson
Jack Glyots
Kentucky Roach
Joe Hall
Theim
Hall
Notre Dar
Henson
Indians Edge Bucs 49-42 In Girls Cage Headliner
The Anderson Indians beat the Madison Heights Pirates 49 to 42 in a tight girls basketball game. Becky Pancol and Jackie Wilson scored most of the Indians points, with Carla Multon also contributing double figures. Barbara Graves led the Pirates with solid rebounding and points, while fouls hampered the team early.
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Indians Edge
Bucs
Holly Miller
la Wis
Maxine Hareus
Madison Heights
Panool
Jackie Wilson
Carla Multon
Barbara Graves
Graves
Tammy Wolfe
Semson
Pirate
Theailians
Lapel Nips Scots 39-36 In North Central High School Battle
Lapel held a first quarter lead and withstood a Highland rally to edge Scots 39 to 36 as Frankton beat Tri Central 61 to 39 and Pendleton Heights defeated Noblesville 136 to 19. Debbie Loyd was out for Lapel but Chris Graham led with 15 points while Vicky Hersley added 12 for Highland. Frankton’s Eid Schmink led with 19 points in the Eagles’ 61-39 win over Tri Central as Pendleton Heights evened at 2-2 with a big win.
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Lapel
Bulldogs
Highland
Frankton
Tri-Central
Penditon
Noblesville
Duddogs
Debbie Loyd
Chris Graham
Vicky Hersley
Finshed
Franklins Eagles
Eid Schmink
Lynn Gray
Pendleton
Millers
Daleville
Alexandria
Madison Heights
Madison Grant
Yorktown
Pendleton Heights
Elwood
Noblesvalle
San Jose State Tops Ball State 63 56 in Tight clash
San Jose State, led by Ken Mickey with 17 points, rallied to a 63 56 victory over Ball State as guard duo Ron Ward and Tracy Haynes contributed 11 and 10. The game featured seven second half lead changes before the Spartans pulled away late. Ball State center Bardy Bearden had 12 points and Hale Sims 11 in a close conference contest.
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Muncie
Ind
San Jose State
Ken Mickey
Ball State
Ron Ward
Tracy Haynes
Spartans
Cardinals
Eall State
Bardy Bearden
Hale Sims
Demers Builds Racers Into WHA Contenders
Indianapolis coach Jacques Demers, 32, earns praise as the youngest major league hockey coach. He assembled a squad of discarded players to lift the Racers into second place in the WHA Eastern Division, three points behind Quebec, stressing a tight checking system and confidence in players like Hughie Harris.
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Indianapolis
Pappy Toyington
Cincinnati
World Hockey Association
Quebec
Indianapolis Facers
Jacques Demers
Demers
Rol Sicinski
Jone
St. Leonard
Mentreas Qalive
Thught
Chateaugay
WIA
Chicago Cougars
Cougars
Bremers
Hughie Harris
Phoenix
New England
Vancouver
Hophie
Harris Han
Racers
Blair MacDonald
Edmonton
College Basketball Scores And Upsets Across The Nation
A scrambled OCR listing shows numerous college basketball results across teams such as Kentucky Indiana State, Oklahoma Baptist, Minnesota, Mississippi College, and Bradley. The fragmentary notes include scores, player names, and tournament mentions, reflecting a hectic sports page with mixed outcomes and partial lineups.
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Kentucky
Wilema Milsdale
Hae Hulman
Blackburn
Seedoh
Franklin
Fandose State
Usu
Marty
Tees
Katuas
Radford
Rieg
Wealrinstes
Bethary
Weirave Weslo Sacco
Bumnghen Sea
Cites
Enya
Ebina al Stegherd
Eaintory
Allene
Fallonee
Prest
Benidicl
Claflin
Rantocky
Indiana
Micigan
Witterterg
Middlebury B. Flausbergh
Pyiettey
Auantic
Certs
T+ Appalachia
Dacdane
Augibure OB
Chad
Zetune-Cookman
Dla. Wein & Brandeis
Mactlicce
Cathedent
Madison Heights Drops Hard-Hitting Swim Meet
Madison Heights faced a 74 to 0 loss as Noblesville Millers swept seven events. Mark Ault set a 200 IM school record at 2 20 while Art Sepeta won the 100 yd free with a school record 83.40, and Sepeta helped the winning 400 free relay and won the 50 free. Ault also took the 100 backstroke as MH produced multiple record efforts but could not overcome Noblesville's dominance.
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Mark Ault
Art Sepeta
Madison
Noblesville Millers
Pirates
Ault
Sepeta
Madison Heights
Stell The Best At Little State Wrestling Tourney
Upland-Andersen College wrestlers claimed four first places at Taylor University with Maven Doug Stoll earning Outstanding Wrestler honors after a 16 9 win over Glen Guerin in the 126 pound final. Stoll will meet Taylor in a dual at AC gym at 2 pm. Other AC placers include Hick McCollum second in 158, Steve Weishrid second in 167, Steve Kovalik second heavyweight, Oz Batchelor fourth 148, Oliver Stiff fifth 118, Steve Weldon fifth 126, and Fritz Good seventh 150. Also, Anderson High School Basketball Boosters host a chili supper Saturday 4 30 to 8 30 pm in the Witwam cafeteria before the Indians Highland game. tickets 2 adults 180 children.
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Upland - Andersen College
Doug Stoll
Taylor University
Stell
Taylor
Glen Guerin
Fingl
Stoll
Guerin
D.C Fewis
Anderson High School
Witwam
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Wismas. i . Os
Harden
Helin
Mearns
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Mike Miday
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Bud Kearns
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Marrison OK
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