Madison Pirates overwhelm Elwood in 80 02 victory
Madison Heights Pirates dominated Elwood 80 to 2 in a rough contest. McGinley Helgus led with 22 errors by Madison and Cotton and Wales led scoring as the Pirates outrebounded 59-30 and forced 15 Panther turnovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bailey
Nerald
Madigan
Pirates
Elwood Anthors
Elwool
Panthers
Madison Helgus
Miles
Madison
John Yates
Coy Nuan
Lew Colion
Elwood
Colton
Jamas
High school hoops scores from Madison Heights and many towns
Indiana boys results list from diverse matches across the Wabash Valley tourney era. Teams include Madison Heights Elwood Fort Wayne Central 12 Anderson 58 New Castle 12 Highland Noblesville 66 Alexandria 65 Lapel 68 Pendleton Heights ShoWendoah Mount Vernon 8 columns report multiple 60s and 70s with several ppd and rescheduled games including Mishawaka Marian 3 South Bend Adams 87 South Bend St Josephs 73 South Bend Clay 49 and other scored outcomes across Indiana communities.
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Madisom Heigbts
Elwood
Fort Wayne
Mishawaka Marian
South [Bend
Jackson
South Bend
Adams
Mishawaka
St. Joseph's
Clay
Oregon-Davis
Glenn
LaVille
Culver
Michigan City
Goshen
Brookville
Liberty
Indals
Cathedral
Indps
Wood
Southport
Rowe
North Central
Marion
Warren Central
Park BlufYten
Garrail
School
Heritage
Southern Wells &Wabash Valley
Brazil
Spencer
Worthington
Oblong
TM. Floyd
Central
Brownstown
Switz City
Marshall
Ka i
Shenandoah Defeats Mount Vernon In High‑Scoring Tilt
Shenandoah improved to 9-1 after a 60 to 52 victory over Mount Vernon as Randy Clark and Hick Peckinpaugh led the Raiders with double digit tallies. Mount Vernon dropped to 0-0 while Shenandoah controlled the boards and built a 22 43 lead early in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Shenandoah
White River
Mount
Vernon
Raiders
Ber
Marauders
Randy Clark
Tony Saunders
Hick Peckinpaugh
Bruce Donnely
Mont Vernon
Mount Vernon
Binet Vernon FC
Ptet Ael
Windlebeker
Timire
Pacers Rally Past Nets For Narrow Victory
Indiana Pacers overcome New York Nets 91 to 85 as Fredie Lewis and Roger Brown lead with 34 and 23 points respectively. Nets trailed 52-44 at halftime and were within six at six minutes left in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hempstead
N.Y
UPI
Fredie Lewis
Roger Brown
Indiana Pacers
New York Nets
Nets
Indiana
Icharge
Pacers
Wets
Lewis Hen
Brown
Laverne Tart
Southport Tops AHS Gymnasts in Close Meet
Southport swept multiple events led by Patinella Ka and Mathews with top scores in Free Exercise Trampoline and Tumbling. The chaotic scoreboard lists numerous placements across events including horizontal bars and Veralle bars with teams and individual names scattered throughout.
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Anderson
Cardinals
Southport Anderson
Patinella Ka
Cowden
Boston
Glenn
Kim
Mathews
McDole
Lahman
Smith
Lennart
Graham
Albert
Fields
Kimm
Slumpey
Klaney
Barnett
Matinella
Smith CA
Gowden
Pepper
Huehli
Miller
Simmons
Haker
Stump
NBA
Kinney
Baltimore
Cay
Hilgert
Dhdiang
Lapel Bulldogs Rally to Edge Pendleton Heights
Lapel Bulldogs, down nine with under five minutes, staged a dramatic rally to defeat Pendleton Heights 58-54. Sophomore guard Rounia Buckner scored 14, including a late four-minute burst, and Breve Wilson sealed it with 53 seconds left. Pendleton Heights hit 28 of 64 from the floor, Lapel 25 of 74, while Lapel dominated at the free throw line with 18 of 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steffen Hofer
Weiler
Lapel
Hever-Saydhe Bulldogs
Pendleton Heights
Rounia
Buckner
Dogs
Scorin Lapel
Breve Wilson
Leo Kovach
Ben Schoet
Eben
Wilson
Terry Fox
Tuckner
Schaeft
Lime
Rex Passwater
Pendleton
Howeo
Amly Klepfer
Jim Stakler
Pens Glelen
Kovach
Schoett
Passyater
Bulldogs
Thoronsttreets
Passwater
Spehoeff
THITS
Gary Parks
Schoeff
Kirby McCracklin
PHHS
Dave Fuqua
Fuqua
Stohler
Bucks Rally Past Suns for Sixth Win in Seven
Milwaukee Bucks erased an early 11 point deficit to beat the Phoenix Suns 126 116. Bob Dandridge and Flynn Robinson sparked the rally while Lew Alcindor scored 24 and Jerry Colangelo was ejected late.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Theilwaukee Bucks
Phoenix Suns
Sims
Stunghy
Chicago
Bucks
Bob Dandridge
Flynn Robinson
Phoenix
Jerry Colangelo
Digust
Sun
Cal
Trobinson
Lew Alcindor
Dick van Arsiale
Tawkins
Millers Surprise Alex Capture 66 65 Verdict
Noblesville Millers edged Alexandria Tigers 66 65 as Tankersley led with 23 points and Rick Byram hit the go ahead bucket late. Alex rallied from a 9 point deficit but the Millers held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millers
Alex
Noblesville
Wn A
Tigers
Tucket
Tankersley
Rick Byram
Tankersky
Alexandria
Central Michigan defeats Fort Wayne in hard-fought game
Harris leads Central with 28 points as they hold off Fort Wayne 80-62. Myatt, Bright, and Schuster contribute key plays late to stretch the lead, while Myatt and Harris pace a decisive third-quarter surge.
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Fort Wayle
Secant
Ian
Hewl
Woody Fin
Ling the
Neal
Anderson
Elout
Todians
Fort Wayne
Grn Myatt
Harris
Central
Tudians
Lind
Siyatt Witwitty
Jay Naehalt Bright
Bishop Atilacks
Hme Vunping
Bright
Atek
Schannowske
Gary Schuster
Sakk
Long Jimpers
Fort Warnes
Bayt
Terry Dolason
Schuster
New Castle Tops Highland 79 to 55 in Rough Conference Win
New Castle Trojans overpower Highland 79 to 55 as Gary Morris nets 21 and Bill Dickerson 25 to pace the scoring. Taddie guards contribute 46 of the Scots total while Randy Bangles Tim Kerr and Tom Jessup trail with limited points. Bolden and Lamberson add 2 and 13 for New Castle.
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New Castle
Highland’ S
Heir
Tina
Look
Nasy Castle
Trojans
Gary Morris
Bill Dickerson
Randy Bangles
Tim Kerr
Cester
Tom Jessup
Bolden
Lamberson
Harney Leads LA Open After Rain Delays
A blustery Los Angeles Open sawaul Harney shoot five under par 66 to take a one stroke lead at Ratche Park amid intermittent showers. Casper Weight and Tint Weight tied at 136, while Palmer and Hiil slipped. field cut to low 70 and ties for weekend rounds.
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ST. Amant
Aul Harney
Oyear
Arnold Palmer
Dave Hiu
Harney
Ratche Park Course
Paris
Bob Goalhy
Orville Moody
Palmer
L.A. Oper
Ron Cerrado
Napa
Calif
Hill
Jackson
Jbrackel
Mich
Marneyall
University of Southern California Smates
Dave Stockton
Westlake
al Getberger
Sato Barbara
Cahil
Luna Stiol
Gay Brewer
Lee ‘Frevine
Bruce Cramptman
Dek Mayer
Tony Jacklin
Charmick
Sing
Jul
Morse
Narney
Worcester
Mass
Highland-Taylor Game Postponed To February Twenty First
Highland High School principal Mulford Davis announced Friday that Saturday's game against Taylor of Howett County has been postponed to Saturday February 21 due to weather conditions in the Kn home area making travel difficult.
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Highland High School
Mulford (Mtult) Davis
Tavlor
Howett County
Tasloe
Knhome
Highton
13 Million Apportioned For Wildlife Restoration
The Interior Department allocated over 13 million dollars in wildlife restoration funds across the 50 states. Indiana received 617,357 dollars as part of a midyear boost, bringing the fiscal year total to a record 31,675,000 dollars. The announcement by Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel notes the allocation supplements last June’s 18 million and maintains a strong national program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
Interior Department
Indiana
Interior
Walter J Hicke
Bope Mae Hie
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit Tigers
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Madison Heights
Kew Cotston
Hoy
Coy
Cotton
Coteton
John Wales
Kent Campbell
Adds
Oo Wiliams
Little Bill Sklliman
Dave Swineford
Terry Bombolt
Bhoola
Larry Kelly
Kevin Chirk
Hoe EU
Tin
Sheowndoah
Ben Tiavis
Lawrence Central
Hebron
Ee South
Inders
Arlington
Green
Felinbung
Crothersville
Mt. Vernon
Gene
Brownie
Terre Haute
Gersimeyer
Wiley
Montezuma
West Vigo
Honey Creek
van Buren
Vincennes
Tecre Hautel
Derater Central
Pranklentral
West Lafayette
Twin Lake
Greenwood
Columbia City
Garrett
Ghurubusco
Len
Franklin
Jennings Cow
Warsaw
Triton
Clarksville
Providence
Jan
Northwestern
Taylor
Madison Tleights
Povceusage
Bath Tos
Blwoort
Coy Nunn
Campbell
Skillaran
Edwood
Phil Buck
Terenserd
Roy Nun
Buck
iSithin
Mas HL Rote
Campbell Preta
Syboev
Madison Eletgnia
Nauk
Uliphe
McPall
Madernen
Edge Nets
Maciel Kelleyte
Recker
Jobson
Thoektr
Deve I
Suma
Téhmara
Jana
Keller
Ana i
Bucks Edge Suns
Canines
Buckret
Schoell
Pendigton Heights
Callie Hunter
Pentleton Heights
Hunt
Hunter
Hlepter
Parks
Atrimar
Arnhinns
Brian Etchison
Eric ‘Ankerstey
Noblesville Millers
Byram
Toitte
Tyran
Uarper
Roath
Aati
Mowal
Gilani
Real
Baird
Alexandrie
Tanxersles
Berson
Ray Lower
Valligass
Lada Ory
UiTim- Diels
Ke Schavnowske
Whey
Troians
Pear
Maud Sehuster
Marla
Islrine
Cour
Tf! Tribe
Ry Murdock
Scharnowske
Tague
Bos
Als Point
Wy New Castle
Paypal
BG PT Igauglas
Kerr
Moris
Bickersis
Mors
Highhsd
Highland
Tem Store
Horney
Rain
Annie
Casper
Inwood
Hale Irwin
University of Colorado
Dan Massengale
Stacksboro
Texas
Larry Mowry
Las Vegas
Nev
Bet Still
Tacoma
Wash
Jennings
Fred Jennings
Pendiston Haights
Ron Schoeff
Schoult
Schoulf Quiscarad
Howevar
Steve Hofer
Buck Sohn
Sats
Ware
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