Lafayette-N Indians Rally Falls Short 76-75 Thriller
Anderson's scrappy Indians push Lafayette to the final minute, trading leads in a 76-75 loss. Miller star for Lafayette with 36 points, Barrick and Lewis provide late drama as the Broncos edge ahead.
Local High School Basketball Scores Stream In 59 40 Tilt
Reading across the page shows numerous Indiana high school basketball results with many teams and scores. The list includes Jefferson Two in Grant County and Madison Heights, Noblesville, Center, Frankton, Huntington, Indianapolis area schools, and others like Lafayette, Anderson, Columbus, Bloomington, Kokomo, Muncie Central, and West Lafayette among the many entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Anderson
Madison
Highland
Noblesville
Alexandria
Center
Daleville
Frankton
Jackson Central
Markleville
Wilkinson
Hancock Central
Summit Te
Vernon Township
Mt. Comort
Manual
Ben Davis
Seymour
Jeffersonville
Bloomington University
Sacred Heart
Columbus
Rochester
Plymouth
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Wiley
Springs Valley
Orleans
Rockville
Turkey Run
West Lafayette
Lebanon
Madison Shawe
Milan
Union Two
Johnson Co
Teenwood
Warren Central
Decaturentral
Indels
Washington
Lawrence
Entral
Indpls
Tech
New Castle
Pittsboro
Brownsburg
North Vernon
Batesville
Muncie Central
Richmond
Rushville
Brookville
Cambridge City
Centerville
Vikings Plaster Mt. Comfort 5
Indiana Tech 79, Grace 70. Penn State 77, Syracuse 60. Kansas City 117, Chicago 99. Boston 123, Syracuse 111. Detroit 123, Chicago 107. Cincinnati 128, St. Louis 123.
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Penn State
Syracuse
Indiana Tech
Grace
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Frankton Trips JC Team Eagles In Lapel Battle
Highlanders rally from 10 down to force overtime against Madison Beights, but fall 71 70 in extra period. Cade scores 22, Lantz 10 in final quarter as Green disrupts Beights passes and Cade ties game with 49 seconds left before final shot misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lantz
Highland
Madison Heights
Mike Mundy
Ron Garner
Roger Miller
Frankton Trips JC
Eagles
Highlanders
Madison
Beights
Cade
Lantz
Green
Pirates
Feck
Lue
Center Opens Fast Against Daleville in Basketball
Center builds early lead as Daleville trails, both teams trade quick scores in the opening period with steady offense from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville
Anderson College Opens Defense Of Hoosier Title
Anderson College starts defending its Hoosier title as Heroes visit Southern Indiana. The game follows a two game winning streak and features standout scorers from both teams in a high school level setting with emphasis on early runs and late surges.
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Anderson College
Hoosier College
Southern Indiana
Highland Frosh Topples Alex Five in Openers
Highland freshmen win their fourth straight, beating Alexandria 32 28 on their floor to open a 2 0 season while the Highland eighth graders also win 46 19. Hanover aims for a quick start in a rough season as coach Macholtz lists a veteran lineup plus promising freshmen.
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Bob Macholtz
Cagers
Panther
Hanover
Macholtz
Alexandria
Alex
Land
Imargin
Anderson
Ravens
Central
State of Ohio
Nolan Reed
Dick Howell
Ken
Strawn
Barrett
Bates
Dick Leach
J Leach
Raven
L Bates
Howell
Greenfield Tops St. Marys In Multiple Games
Greenfield swept St. Marys with a triple header win and dominated eighth and seventh grade matchups. In Alexandria Noblesville Millers edged Tigers 64 to 60 as Gary Cox scored 23 points and Gary Paddock added 14 guiding the non league win. Henderson left with a back injury. he is doubtful against Madison Heights.
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Greenfield
Anderson St. Mary's
Greenfield Fresh
St. Mary's
Alexandria
Glenn Harper
Noblesville Millers
Tigers
Gary Cox
Don Fleming
Greg Jerrell
Larry Henderson
Madison Heights
Gary Paddock
Nets
Alex
Noblesville
Arabians Beat Wilkinson 88 61 In High School Basketball
Markleville’s Gary Pate led with 34 points 12 field goals and 10 free throws as the Arabians beat Wilkinson 88 61 for their sixth win in seven starts Randy Grass added 31 points for Wilkinson Jim Keesling had 17 and Howard Williams 16 for Markleville next up they host St Marys Officials called 15 fouls on the winners 29 on the Bulldogs and Markleville hits 30 of 42 free throws.
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Lafayette
Anderson
Indians
Marion Crawley
Russ Barrick
Broncos
Bill Mauck
Sammy Nuno
Ed Fuller
Tom Seal
Nunn
Fuller
Crawley
Tom Miller
Bobby Lewis
Miller
Charles Schellmann
Jeff
Rex Robbins
Lewis
Dennis Baker
Bronco
Lewis Kent
Indianapolis Shortridge
Rex
Barrick
Rhodae
Morrison
Starmont
Minsiear
Eee Vernon
Mt. Comfort
John Wilson
Tom Hayse
Paul Gray
Ted Ferrell
Hayse
Wilson
Gray
Ferrell
Kenny Sparks
Sid MecCord
Vernon Township
Franklin Central
Haskins
TP McCord
Beeson
Sparks
J Brown
Warrum Cain
Jackson Central
Tee R.ackles
Ay Knapp
Vernon Two
Te! Browning
McEntire
Petty
Wb Kerfoot
Hampton
Fulmer
Frankton
Fuquaro
Curtis
Hudson
Huth
Vernon
Waltermire
Baird. McFall
Richwine
Mt. Com
Ifort
Kerkhoff
Smith
Jarrett
Bulletin - Herald
Jackson
Melson
Secon
Doug Sanders
Av Res Suocume
Ron Garner
Madison Heights
Bronnenburg
Nour
Kilmer
Terrell
Roger Miller
Whitehead
Pirates
Shoemaka
Jer
Ross
Reeve
Highland
Don Fern
DeSoto
Daleville
Bucs
Max Woolf
Middlesure
Genes FG - FT Telit
Terre
Burners
Cunnieghem
Hanover
Don
Wr Meck
Daleville Highland
Selby
Focals
Reeves
Maxwell
Hancock
Aba
Panthers
Lista Cine Reshebes
Mitville Goblins
Tetsis
Dalevite
Jim Stone
Kehoe
Schondeil
Becht Tesh
Dick Hughes
Gary Meade
Bill Fralich
Roger Denny
Paul Bradford
Gant
Welborn
Garner
Silvey
Goblins
Roger “Miller
Hancock Central
Triton
Mike Mundy
Highlanders
Jim Cade
Summitville
Tomi
Fromholz
Lantz
Alan Green
Robinson
Woodruif
Green
Vernon Smith
McKee
Denny
Carmachi
McCarroll
Wright
Feta
Harris
Symmes My
Warmire
Cade
See
Madison Hts
Reed
Yager
Wilkinson
Markleville
Gary Pate
Randy Grass
Bulldogs
Pate
Grass
Jim Keesling
Howard Williams
St. Mary‘ Sl
Mayhugh
Mosbaugh
Leacn
Willamieson
Middletown Fish Fry Planned by Local Club
Middletown residents attend a fish fry from 4 to 6 30 p m at the Conservation Club hall the event announced by President B Day. Defendants named include Seven Up Co Joyce Seven Up Bottlers Inc and the Chicago Seven Up Bottling Co of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Community Conservation Club
Jay
Conservation Club
The
Seven-Up Co
Joyce Seven-Up Bottlers, Inc
Chicago Seven-Up Bottling Co
Chicago
St. Mary's Homecoming vs Pendleton Irish Highlight Anderson Schedule
Six area high school games are set in Anderson tonight led by St. Mary's Homecoming clash with Pendleton Irish in the Anderson gym. Pendleton and St. Marys reserves open at 6 45 p m with the homecoming queen crowning between games. Other games include Middletown at New Castle Daleville at Sulphur Springs Elwood at Warsaw Frankton at Lapel and Lewisville at Wilkinson.
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Anderson
St. Mary’s
Pendleton
Anderson Gym
St. Mary's
St Mary's
Middletown
Knightstown
New Castle
Daleville
Sulphur Springs
Elwood
Warsaw
Frankton
Lewisville
Wilkinson
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Bert Goblins
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Lynn
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Jay Co
Laurel
Memo
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Ydpis. Howe
Lafayette Catholic
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White's School
Roanoke
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van Buren
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Meek
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Gary Kemner
Bill Boatman
Larry Pratt
Don Lostutter
Trathla
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Taylor
iStrawn
Leach
Dha
J Hanover
St. Mary‘s
Preyer Et Anes Ter Aseernee Nates
Memorial Park Cemetery
St. Marys
Greenbield
Koster
Ats
Verbur
Gordon
Ut Smith
O'Esinger
Walser
Llamman
Sheprd
Shively
Lavelie
Bolzhauser
Toohey
Hohl
Secrest
Lyon
Madison County
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