Decade of development highlights Anderson area sports
A retrospective of the sixties lists Scott Hiles as a track star with a 4 08 state meet record in 1968 and chronicled figures from Anderson High School and Madison Heights across football basketball and golf. It notes Estes at Anderson High School turning the program around, Madison Heights' football rise, and multiple all state honorees and school records. It closes with memories of local sports figures and the long standing Press vs Railo rivalry.
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Anderann
Whith
The
Herald
Steve Hofer
Sols Huly
Hofer
Madison Heights
Merald
WLS
Scott Hiles
Miller
Elkhart
Saermmenute
Califter
Huh
Hiles
Indiana University
James Myers
Scott
Jim
Anderson
Madsson Heights
Jim Jones
Stinds
Golden West
Herry Estes Eita 2
Missouri
Minois
Anderson High School
AHS O
Steve Meyenger
Ken Johnson
Rod Freeman
Bob Baker
Pirates
Richmond
Anderson College
Une
Ravens
Terry Murawski
Ted Willams
Madison Heighty
Bill Spansath
Ken Strawn
Teforn
Champlon
Raven Tecori
MIT
Madison Helguts
Anderson Township
Arderson
Rector Brothers
Tack and Neal
Jere Shockey
Jim Regenold
Madison County
Indiana
Indians
John Mengelt
Ebroad
Johnson
Clevenger
Kentucky
Mengelt
Auburn
Freeman
Vanderbilt
Memoral Field
New Orleans
Steve de Grandmaigan
Thedue University
Mentho
Pendleton
Mike Hanna
Pete Yaull
Carl Brakine
Rod Scharnowske
Doug White
Tim East
Ron Freeman
Anderson High
Jack Rector
Mike Clack
Neal Rector
Railo
Teast
Telfar
Vikings Favored by Nine Points In NFL Clash
Las Vegas oddsmakers installed the Minnesota Vikings as the four point underdog in the American Football Conference title game while Oakland held a four point edge over Kansas City in the other NFL matchup. Both games set for Sunday with Cleveland and Kansas City the opponents in the two marquee showdowns.
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Minnesota
LAS Vegas
Ney
Cleveland
National Football League
Minnesota Vikings
Oakland
Kansas City
Ball State Hosts Butler After Long Break
Ball State eyes a Saturday night home clash with Butler after a six week layoff during Christmas. Coach Getchell’s Cardinals sit at 25-9 on the season with wins over Miami Ohio and Bowling Green and losses to Ohio University and Wisconsin. Guard Rogenaid leads at 16.0 points per game, with senior forward Moore and center Miggenburg among top scorers and rebounders. Baker injury leaves lineup uncertain.
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Regenold
Mall State
Jim Regonald
Aud Gotchell
Bell State
Madison Heights
Wisconsin
Franklin
Miami
Hanover
Boling Green
DePauw
Ohio University
Ball State
Butler University
Ohio
Bowling Green
nePaus
Faus
Cardinals
Hart
Jin’ Rogenaid
Anderson Atadison
Heights
Haa
Marzine Moore
Teadling
Iomyard
DaPaugy
Phil Baker
Butler
Moore
Prenis
Marty Miggenburg
Layarelle
Baker
Ball
State
Hunters Face Difficulty in Ageing Waterfowl in Field
A column notes that duck and goose age is hard to determine in the wild. It explains age cues like down feathers and chick feathering, advising careful examination of immature plumage for seasonal hunting records. Also mentions Moose New Year's Eve dance schedule at 9 PM.
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Leesth
Knicks Defeat Bulls in NY NBA Clash 116 96
Reed scored 25 and grabbed 26 as the Knicks beat the Bulls 116 to 96. Bradley Dedinschere Frazier and Barnett led balanced NY scoring, Frazier had 21, while Walker and Love led Chicago with 19 and 18. Knicks hold opponents under 100 for 17th time. Noraman eyeing Eastern Division kingpin status for the All-Star game.
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York
UPI
Reed
New York Knicks
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
New York
Red Noraman
Bill Bradley
Dave Dedingschere
Walt Frazier
Dick Barnett
Knick
Knicks
Frazier
Cnet Walker
Jed
Chicago
Bob Love
Bulls
SS Bradley
Waller
Che
DeRache
Moerwike
Rees
Mamoll
Weiss
Fearee
Malimos
Malimos 2 12 % Flowitay 060. 6 Kattinan
Felerser
Morten
Wesley
Owen
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Ube
Weshinw Ts
Karti
West Virginia Defeats South Carolina In Rain Soaked Peach Bowl
West Virginia, led by Eldie Williams and Bob Gresham, toppled South Carolina 14 to 3 in a rain drenched Peach Bowl. Williams' bruising rushing and Gresham’s late touchdown drives overwhelmed a Gamecocks squad hampered by passing woes and field goal misfires.
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Atlanta
Eldie Williams
Billy DePre
Jett
West Virginia
West Virginias
Mountaineers
South
South Carolina
Carolina
Williams
Gresham
Lord Williams
Mountainer
Hanjon
Ithelr
Mourtaincers
Bob Gresham
Jim Brexton
Braxtey
Non
Byesshortield
Gamecocks
Flood fights reserve clause with federal suit threat
New York reports Commissioner Bowie Kuhn advised Curt Flood he cannot grant a release from the reserve clause. Flood plans a federal challenge with Marvin Miller and Arthur Goldberg as counsel, seeking free agency after 12 Major League seasons. The Cardinals traded Flood to the Phillies on Oct 1, with major roster moves exchanged.
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Fred
UPE Sports Weiler New York
UPL
Bowie Kuhn
Curt Flood
Kuhn
Flood
Major League Players Association
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelpia Phillies
Cardinals
Phillies
Richie Allen
Cookie Rojas
Jerry
Johnson
Philles
Tim McCarver
Joeli Maerner
Byron Browne
Flond
Jetter
United States
St. Louis
Buh
Philadelatia
Players’ Association
Assignoent
Kulm
Miller
Joe Torre
Jim Bouton
Houston Astros
Associer
Sion
Claus
Goldberg
New York
Marvin Miller
Supreme Court
Barrext
UPI
Gna
Mount
Danny Gardella
Pardig All-America
Max Lanier
Fred Mattin
Sal Maglie
Weee
Ol Estee
Congress Coud
Indiana's Roosevelt Tops Polls In Rough Hoops Year
Indiana high school basketball remains led by East Chicago Roosevelt as experts rate its top team entering January. The Associated Press notes holiday tournaments largely shaped rankings with Huntington rising, West Lafayette and Carmel among notable performers, while coach commentary cites Roosevelt's height and speed as factors in ongoing success.
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Kurt Freudential
Indianapolis
UBL
Mareh
Rough Biters
UPI
Runterup Seymour
East Chicago
HM. Paints
Indianapolis Attucks Gematical
Tuntington
Ienigan
Chicago
Washington
Shortridge
Southport
Gary Roosevelt
Toosevelt
Raunevelt
Heat Huntington
Rough Riders
Munster
Seymour
Associated Press
Indiana
Chicago Roosevelt
Sheatin Reed
Golden Tiny
Indiana Holds Lead To Beat Miami In East Clash
Indiana, leading the AIA East, trailed early but tied Miami 71 71 with 4 20 left in the third quarter. John Barnhill and Roger Brown led with 23 points each as Indiana finished strong 88 84. Miami’s Don Sidle scored 32 with Dox Freeman 28, while both teams tallied notable contributors from Pittsburgh and Carolina later in the night.
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Miami
Indiana
John Barnhill
Roger Brown
Don Sidle
Dox Freeman
Pittsburgh
Carolina
Aie Gry Brown
Melolicky
Daniela
Batahill
Fru
Brown
Cardels
Rarahill
Lena
Cabl
Hier
Fecker
Wunacker
Shawne
Martel Fe
Polat Foo
Mam
Actan
Roosevelt
Seymour
Attucks
Hintingtag
Jasper
Gar Roosevelt
Vile Central
Richmond
W.lafayette
Howe Aid
Southport Pittsburg
Elkha Marin
North
Purdue Falls to Bonnies in Holiday Watch Night
New York, UPI reports Purdue lost 91 to 73 to St Bonaventure as Rob Lanier scored 18 points in the first half and Purdue struggled with ball handling and shooting during the Holiday Watch Night and Christmas Festival.
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NEW _ YORK
UPI
Rob Lanier
Ennaveiture
Purdue
Munion
Oscar Rabbertson
Chieinnati
Lanahan
Jimmy Walker
Tor Eons Matiael
Abtaat Bossof
Jack K. Toombs
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Anderson Herald
Prankton Legion
Tom Hull
Sportsmans Digest
Loyal Grier Af Moose
W. Va
Peach
By Steve Smilanich
Bollurmayder
Madison Square Garden
Senioe
Lebanon
Stason
Pilet
UCLA
Sheboyzar
Wis
E. C. Roosevelt
Steel City
Towiney
Agees
Oosavalt
Indpls
Huntington
Michigan City
Gary Freusevelt
Inndpls
Howe
Indpls Shortridge
Udmsper
Elkaart
West Lafayette
Evans
Neworth
Kekomoslaworth
Ike Central
Evansville Memorial
Carmel
Fort Wayne North
Plymouth
South Bend Adis
Hammon Favnt
Tere Nante Wiley
Ndianapolis Tech
Jeffersonvilla
Southwest Boys
Toom
Southwest
Wilson
Muncie
Mtaibers
Tan Tell
Rant Sow
M, Davis
J. Boards
R. Nunn
Richard Nunn
B. Tilford
E. Boyd
Joseph Watson
Jonathan Walson
T. Shockeney
Park
W. Tilford
Harvey C. Riedel
Pacers
Indias
Ted
Bonnies
Don Certer
Marion Adowig
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