Tribe Starts Quick, Holds Off Lafayette, 68-63
The Anderson Indians defeated Lafayette Jefferson 68 to 63 led by Roy Taylor with 23 points and Tony Marshall with 21. Pat King added 10 as Anderson built an early lead, controlled much of the pace, and held off a late Lafayette push despite Jeff missing center Gene Bowen to a broken foot.
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Raiders Edge Titans in 72 67 Slim Win
Steve Young and Rob Riges combined for 46 points to pace Shenandoah Raiders to a 72 67 victory over the Titans. Shenandoah led 40 31 at halftime, fell behind late, then regained the lead with Copeland and Rice delivering key moments. Coach Dan Jordim praised Young for dominating inside and providing offense.
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Bulldogs Dominate Blue River In High Scoring Lapel Tilt
Lapel coach Dallas Humter's Bulldogs exploded for 6 points in the first half to pull away from Blue River, winning 103 to 43. Mark Barnhzer, Ronnie Howell, and Deeny Fields led scoring with 41 combined points as Lapel shot 61.7 percent from the field and 71.0 percent at the line. The contest featured 96 personal fouls and a strong Bulldog front line, while Purdue-Indiana State action provided late season context in Terre Haute.
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Staubach's Mom Dies At 62
Mrs Eliza Staubach died after six months of illness in Dallas. Funeral mass and burial will be in Cincinnati with the family asking donations to the American Cancer Society. The Staubach son Roger plans to travel to Cincinnati after a Friday game in St Louis. In sports, Lapel routed Blue River 103-88 as Massengale led Lapel with 13 points and Burke starred for Blue River earlier in the week. Lapel improves to 6 0 and remains undefeated in county play.
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Arabs Fall At Hamilton Heights in Arcadia Pendleton
The Arabs trailed 17-16 after one period and 55-42 by three quarters, finishing 69-57 to Hamilton Heights. Poor free-throw shooting and rebounding plagued PH, while ARCADIA-Pendleton led early with a 432 advantage, and timely runs by Hamilton Heights sealed the win.
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Reds Trade Steve Blateric For Roger Freed
Cincinnati Reds announce a swap with Cleveland Indians farm teams sending minor league pitcher Steve Blateric from Indianapolis to Oklahoma City in exchange for outfielder Roger Freed. Freed, 27, earned Minor League Player of the Year honors in 1970 with a .334 average for Roch.
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Eagles Triumph For First Victory Over Trojans
Frankton Eagles rally past Sheridan Central to secure their first win of the season. Terry Poole leads with 14 points off the bench as Steve Bescumax and Doug Swan contribute in the late surge. Final score not fully clear.
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Highland Whips Mississinewa in 52-46 Victory
Highland defeated Mississinewa 52 to 46 to post its fifth win in six games last night. Detailed game actions were unavailable at press time.
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