Highland Scots Sweep Weekend Contests Incur First Losses
The Highland Scots won both weekend games with Madison Heights and Anderson claiming firsts while Ravens slipped to Hanover for a close home defeat. Coach Mitchell praised Friday’s strong offense and rebounding, while Saturday's effort was termed the season's worst by him. Anderson College coach Blume noted steady growth in a young squad despite 18 plus errors per game and highlighted two freshmen, Freeman Blade and Lowell Drill, who are boosting the attack.
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Bateman Carroll Shine In Football Kick Masters
New York AP notes 1971 college football honors crown Marv Bateman Utah as top punter with 48.1 yard average, and John Carroll Oklahoma as kick-scoring leader with 53 extra points and nine field goals. Carroll is first sophomore to win major college kick scoring since 1945. Bateman, a Utah standout, averages set major college records with 63 punts and 46.9 career average. other top contributors include Nick Mike-Mayer Temple, Jim Benson Oklahoma State, Rodrigo Garcia Stanford, and Bill McClard Arkansas in scoring and field goals.
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George Hunt
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Earlham Surges Over Raven Five In Hoosier Conference tussle
Earlham defeats Raven 65 40 after trailing 37 17 at halftime as Earlham’s Dave Gray leads with 28 points and five Quakers reach double figures. Raven’s Ted Trainor 13 points anchors a young lineup while coach Bob Blume notes late turnovers and cold shooting doomed the Ravens.
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Dave Gray
Doug Lower
Jerry Banks
Wayne McMillan
Joe’ Rosner
Page Winston power Vikings past Lions in 29-10 win
Alan Page and Roy Winston starred for Minnesota in a 29-10 victory over Detroit. Page mauled Detroit in the backfield while Winston disrupted the passing game, intercepting a pass and returning it 29 yards for a TD. Both earned AP Defensive Players of the Week honors.
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Buck Buchanan
San Francisco
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Foots
Madison Heights gymnasts shine in key events
Madison Heights athletes posted strong scores with Ben Davis toping in multiple events. Ross Keith led the Pirates with firsts in vault and trampoline, David Van Zandt won horizontal bars, Bryan Engstrom topped still rings, and Van Zandt placed second on parallel bars as the team improved to 3-1.
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Leonard & Company Here Tonight At Wigwam
The Indiana Pacers visit Andersons Wigwam for an ABA game tonight at 8:10 p.m. Coach Bobby Leonard enforces a new discipline plan after recent calls and fouls. Indiana seeks a home win in a schedule that includes Dallas and Memphis on the road. Tickets at the Anderson Bank and at the door benefit the Orphans Home Christmas Project.
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IU star Sam Bell to speak at Anterson Downtown Coaches Club
Sam Bell of Indiana University will headline the Anterson Downtown Coaches Club luncheon at Edgewood Country Club today at noon. Bell, 58, a veteran track and field coach, has guided IU to Big Ten titles and top NCAA finishes, and previously coached at Oregon State and California. He is joined by Charlie Maas and Dave LeClair as part of the club’s career banquet circuit. Bell’s long career includes multiple All-Americans and a national team coaching stint, with ties to Anderson through two local athletes from Madison High School.
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Boilermakers Bomb Indiana State 106-84
Purdue cruised to a 106-84 victory over Indiana State in a bruising game marked by full court defense and 52 personal fouls. Senior Bob Ford led Purdue with 22 points and William Franklin added 21 as Purdue improved to 4-2 on the season. Dan Bush led Indiana State with 16.
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Pacers Rout Chaparrals 107 98 In NBA-like showing
The Indiana Pacers led by Roger Brown and Mel Daniels defeated the Dallas Chaparrals 107 98. Brown scored 29 points, Daniels added 27, while the Chaparrals' Eugene Kennedy and Jones led with 21 and 24 respectively as Dallas staged a late rally that fell short.
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Cage Scores Seers Ool Tecumseh Edges Boonville
Evansville North 8 dollars a ville Central 6 Sullivan 94 Shaka mak 62 Terre Haute South 70 Terre Haute St 52 Earlham 92 Anderson 64 Purdue 106 Indiana State 94 Cincinnati 3 Bowling Green summary of scores from a late edition listing high school and college matches with mixed formatting and OCR artifacts including team names and outcomes.
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ABA Scores Across Leagues Report
Indiana beats Dallas 107 to 98 while Carolina tops Virginia 125 to 121 and Pittsburgh defeats Memphis 130 to 128. NBA results include Buffalo 117 over Philadelphia and Cleveland 88 over Baltimore 85, with Seattle 108 over Detroit 96. Phoenix 110 loses to New York 100 as Boston 116 defeats Chicago 108 and Milwaukee 105. Houston 9 remains the day’s lone low score.
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