Indiana high school teams battle for nicknames and strength
The piece ranks Indiana schedules by point system, naming Kokomo Elston and Elkhart Central as top schedulers and lists common and unique school nicknames across the state, noting Anderson Indians and local rivals. It surveys how nicknames reflect schools and regions with humor and historical quirks.
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Anderson Indians
Nyway
Associated Press
Kokomo
Michigan City
Elston
Elkhart Central
Wildca
Anderson
Richmond
Lafayette
Washington
LaPorte
Muncie North
Nort Central
Southport
Eiston
Red Devils
Tribe
Mond
Mishawaka
Blue Blazers
Indians
Fice Kokomo
Exhih~ated
South Bend Adams
Indiana
Bulldogs
Tigers
Lapel
Alexandria
Yorktown
Warriors
Panthers
Beic
Trojans
Eagles
Madison-Grant
Vincennes
Logansport
Frankfort
Hithland
Pete Reynolds
Highlanders
Floyd Central
Burres
Clovers
Cloverdale
Natch
Eskimos
Marines
Minutemen
Norsemen
Oracles
Pacers
Pilgrims
Quakers
Railroaders
Rappires
Rox
Rough Ricers
Space Pioneers
Speedcats
Storecutters
Satel- Wes
Starfites
Twigs
Zebras
Cougars
E. C. Washington
the Senators
Ort Branch
the Twigs
Hammond Morton
Governors
Indianapolis
Marshall the Parlors
Leo the Lions
Linton-Stockton the Miners
Logansport Berries
Montezuma Aztecs
New Harmonyites
Plymouth Pilgrims
Rising Sun Shiners
Ville Rox
Shanswick
Johnny Majors Named Coach Of The Year In Fiesta Bowl
Oklahoma City AP reports Johnny Majors named FWAA Coach Of The Year after transforming Pittsburgh into a bowl team. Majors praised staff and players as his Panthers prepare to face Arizona State in the Fiesta Bowl in Temple Arizona. He credits his staff and team for the award.
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Oklahoma City
Johnny Majors
Pittsburgh
Majors
Pitt
Wednes
Panthers
Day
Finis
OMU
Panther
University of Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Penn State
FWAA
Arizona State
Arizona
Temple
Ariz
To Switzer
Bryant
Alabama
Jerry Clair-t
Maryland
Joe Paterno
O. J. Simpson
Bill Mallory
Miami
Ohio
Frank Broyles
Banks
Profess Artenaas
Dones
Sigland Pole
Iowa State
Hisand
Sooners
Iowa
Players Of The Week Paces Tribe In Double Win
Roy Taylor led scoring with 23 against Lafayette in a 68 63 win and 20 more versus North Central in a 38 80 triumph. The Herald names Taylor city Player of The Week after strong double win to keep first in AP ratings. Mark Barnhizer hit 36 at Lapel then 43 in a 103 63 win over Blue River, moving Lapel into 17th in AP rankings. Barnhizer named Herald area Player of The Week.
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Paces Tribe
Roy Taylor
Anderson Indians
Associated Press
Taylor
Lafayette
North Central
The
Herald
Lapel
Mark Barnhizer
Highland
Blue River
Bulldogs
Bornhizer
Herald Area
Cronin to Rule on Williams Hiring Dispute
MLB Commissioner Cronin concluded a seven hour hearing on the Oakland Yankees dispute over Dick Williams and Ralph Houk manager signings. He pledged a decision soon after hearings scrutinized witness testimony and competing compensation claims.
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Dave O'Hara
Associated Press Sports Wester
Boston
Joe Cronin
Oakland
New York
Yankees
Dick Williams
Cronin
Lee Mac
Phair
Ralph
Houk
Detroit Tigers
Williams
Tigers
Simpson earns AP Offensive Player of the Week share
O J Simpson and five Buffalo Bills linemen share the AP Offensive Player of the Week honor after Buffalo's 34-14 win over the New York Jets. Simpson gained 2000 yards and tied Jim Brown’s rushing record as the Bills’ line opened holes all season. Other prime performers in the final week included Jim Braxton and multiple NFL standouts.
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New York
J. Simpson
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo
New York Jets
Mike Montler
Joe DeLamielleure
Reggie McKenzie
Dave For ‘Ey
Donnie Green
O.J
Simpson
Jim Brown
Jim Braxton
John Brockingon
Green Bay
Chicago
Roger ‘Staubach
Dallas
Robert Newhouse
St. Louis
Baltimore
Lydell Mithell
New England
Cincinnati
Ken Anderson
Isaac Curtis
Houston
Bob Griese
Paul Warfield
Washington
Billy Kilmer
Larry Brown
Philadelphia
Lice Weather Curtail Sports and School Games
Lice and winter weather cause widespread postponements while Friday high school basketball proceeds as planned. Anderson High closes facilities for fumigation, postponing events. Madison County Wrestling Tourney moved to January 17 at Wigwam. several other games delayed or shifted to nearby venues with limited restrictions.
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Nigt
Anderson
Schoo
ACS
East Chicago
Washington
Matison Heigh
New Castle
Highland
Westfield
Board of Health
Anderson High School
Charles Cummings
Madison County
Jever
AHS
Imanip Tg North
Hamilton Heights
West Central
Hamilton Southeastern
Madison Heigh
Lafayette
Muncie
Freshman South Side Triumphs Over North Side
A high school basketball game ends with South Side defeating North Side 60 to unknown points in a junior varsity style score line. The report highlights early lead by South Side and late defensive stand.
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