Huntington Tops Tigers 74 54 in Central Indiana clash
Huntington remains undefeated at 8–0 after beating Alexandria 74–54. Doug Carver led Huntington with 22 points while Jim Ryan and Joe Fillman added 15 and 12. Alexandria was paced by Steve Stevens with 19 and Ken Heifner with 14. Alexandria struggled with 23 turnovers and 8 of 16 free throws.
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Bulldogs rout Huskies as Lapel improves to 3-2
Lapel Bulldogs dominate Hamilton Heights 79-44 with balanced scoring led by Mark Barnhizer 28 points in a low scoring night. Kevin Brattain, Jerry Mills and Ron Howell contributed while Barnhizer hauled 14 rebounds and Mills 10. Bulldogs host Westfield next Friday.
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Tigers Rip Cowan In 85-51 Victory
Yorktown Tigers opened strong with 26-13 after one, built a 55-23 halftime edge, and cruised past Cowan 85-51. Rick Day led with 14 points while Rod Harmon was the Tigers' only other double figure scorer as Coach Don Rogers used his bench freely.
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Argylls Edge Tagles 52 49 Over Frankton Eagles
Madison-Grant edges Frankton 52 49 as Argylls win a tight basketball game. Randy Marsh leads Eagles with 23 points while Craig Sullivan Larry Kurtz and Ron Small pace Madison-Grant with 12 12 and 11 points. Mark Alexander battles foul trouble before fouling out late.
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Marauders hold off Greenfield Central 46 43 in rough backfield
Mount Vernon Marauders stayed ahead with a strong second quarter to defeat Greenfield Central 46 43. Joe Hall led Mount Vernon with 14 points while Brooks scored 15 and Mullen 14 for the Cougars.
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Birthday Trip Down Memory Lane Bridges Mets and Early Baseball
New York Mets press director Bill Boyland, 73, received birthday greetings from fellow 73-year-old Bob Berman, a former catcher who played for South Philadelphia Hebrews in the 1930s and briefly for the Washington Senators in 1918. Berman later coached at Brooklyn schools while Boyland worked as a Brooklyn milkman and pitched batting practice for the Giants and Dodgers in earlier years.
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Orioles rookie Grich a Muskegon native now Fresno resident
Rookie Bob Grich of the Baltimore Orioles is a native of Muskegon Michigan. He currently lives in Fresno California.
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Fresno, Calif
Dolphins and Steelers Seen as Weekend Winners in NFL
Miami expected to beat Baltimore 27 17 and clinch a playoff look at Griese while Pittsburgh aims to secure the AFC Central with a 23 14 victory over San Diego. San Francisco eyeing another NFC West title as they topple Minnesota 17 13.
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Gophers at Loyola heads Big Ten card
Nationally fifth ranked Minnesota, 3-0 in Big Ten play, travels to Chicago to face Loyola Ramblers as Indiana and Iowa stagger in conference action. Minnesota relies on Ron Behagen with 22.3 ppg while Loyola eyes upset in their home gym after a recent loss to Arizona State.
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Hair, hair issue raises standards for Canadian baseball
EDMONTON AP Officials say amateur baseball hair rules are getting out of hand and cite appearance as a factor. The procedures committee proposes modest length rules and will seek approval from the federation executive committee at a Montreal meeting January 20 21.
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Met Manager Yogi Berra Inducted Into Hall of Fame
New York Met manager Yogi Berra thanked four people at his Hall of Fame induction this year. He credited Bill Dickey Casey Stengel George Weiss and his wife Carmen Berra for support.
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Madison County Wrestling Tourney Opens At Madison Heights
Madison Heights hosts the third annual county wrestling meet with six of eight schools in action at 9 30 a m. Frankton Elwood Highland Pendleton Heights Anderson and the host school compete while Alexandria and Lapel sit out. Pendleton Heights won 1970 and Anderson won last year.
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Raiders Explosion Topples Arabians
Shenandoah stays undefeated at 8 0 with a 102 78 White River Conference win over Pendleton Heights. Robin Riggs tied for game honors with 20 points while Kevin South 17 and Scot Matzenbacher 16 led Shenandoah. Arabians Rick Schaeff had 16 and Mike Shirley 14 as Pendleton Heights remains winless at 0 4.
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Panthers Coast To Second Victory
Elwood's Panthers beat Noblesville 65-59 on Friday to claim their second win. Balanced scoring led by Phil Leisure with 15, Kevin Courtney and Fred Stage 13 each as Elwood shot 39.7 percent while Noblesville hit 35.3. Coach Darrell McQuitty praised the effort despite a lax second half. Panters lead by 15 at halftime and will next meet Madison after a long layoff.
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Varga Placed Out for Season by Knee Injury
Notre Dame sophomore guard Tom Varga is out for the season after tearing ligaments in his right knee during practice. He will undergo surgery in South Bend after the injury Thursday, with Varga a 5 foot 10 reserve native of South Bend.
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Columbia Names Co-Captains for 1972-73 Track Team
Paul Armstrong of Oakland California a sophomore and Joe Carson of Mineola New York a junior have been named co-captains of Columbia University's 1972 73 track team.
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