Postpone the tourney: Bowen's energy expert
INDIANAPOLIS AP The Indiana high school basketball tournament should be postponed several weeks and supporters of playing amid a power shortage misread public mood Governor Otis R Bowen's energy spokesman William J Watt said Friday There is no real reason to proceed with the state tournament Watt said and power curtailments will stay until coal supplies are safe The official criticized Public Service Indiana for proposing lifted limits on night events and five day weeks for groceries under current energy priorities
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Coal strike reshapes Indiana high school playoffs and night sports
Bowen notes mail volume as energy emergencies press schools to cut night games. IHSAA allows sectional games to start next week with week-by-week delays through March 25. PSC discussions seek lifting or widening bans on night activities to permit staged curtailments and store hours adjustments during coal shortages.
Garvey High School Named After Steve Garvey
Garvey Junior High in Edmonton named for Los Angeles Dodgers star Steve Garvey with blue doors and a cement footprint. Library honors Tommy Lasorda and counseling center honors Cindy Garvey as students embrace a positive example. Garvey praises student effort and stresses belief in God family and mutual respect as guiding principles.
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Pendleton Heights tops Greenfield Central 66 58 in regular season finale
Pendleton Heights coach Fred Perry praised his 13 win Arabians after a 66-58 home victory over Greenfield Central. Starters Dan Wood and Kip Wellman led with 23 and 17 points amid a tense fourth quarter surge by the Cougars. The win secures a strong season and sets up a sectional clash with Highland.
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Wes Del Clinches Share of WRC with 65-59 Win at Lapel
Wes Del coach Bob Harrold savored a 65-59 victory at Lapel that gave the Warriors a share of the White River Conference title with Shenandoah. Armstrong led Wes Del with 24 points, supported by Dorton 12 and Jones 12, as Lapel’s late rally fell two points short despite Baker’s 19 points. The win drops Lapel to 1-3 in the WAC, while Wes Del improves to 3-1 in league and 14-5 overall with one game left before sectional play.
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