Capacity Crowd Expected As Anderson Ties Into Muncie Central
Anderson and Muncie Central meet Friday under a near sellout Wigwam crowd of 8189 capacity. TicketManager Richard Balsley reported about 675 seats left as a full house is anticipated. Anderson seeks a bounceback after an 88 66 loss to Tech while Muncie tries to rebound following losses to Kokomo and Lafayette Jeff, led by Bearcats height advantage with Rolf and Dinwiddie at 6 5.
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NCC Powers Clash Friday For Top-Spot
NCC aims to seize the top spot as Friday’s game against Muncie tests limits. Coach Estes pushes tighter defense after last week’s close range baskets by Tech and an absence of Tom Seal complicates prep. Steve Clevenger leads with 160 points, followed by Bobby Lewis 145, Seal 142, Mauck 100, Nunn 67 as the Indians sit at 773 points scored and 775 allowed in 11 games.
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Pendleton Triumph Over Lapel In Close 48 44 Win
Pendleton freshmen struggled at the charity stripe but clinched a 48 44 victory over Lapel on the Bulldog hardwood. Pendleton also won the eighth grade game 49 28. box scores show Webb Miller White Post Kilburn Perr and Sisson among scorers in a tense contest.
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Bucs Host Shortridge Scots Take On Burris
Madison Heights Pirates visit Shortridge as Highland Highlanders and Burris clash in a string of defeats. Highland shows life with recent wins while Burris dropped two straight. key scorers Shields Mundy and Igg lead their teams as coach Jim Coulter seeks a winning mix.
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Anderson Grapplers maul New Castle in 36 to 6 victory
Anderson High School wrestlers remain unbeaten with a 36 6 win over New Castle. Marechal Carter extended his unbeaten streak by a 6 3 decision over Sloan. Brown Bausman and King pinned opponents, Bausman in 39 seconds. The Tribe head to Indianapolis for a 4Way meet Saturday.
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Guide Known For Miles Around At Falls City Beer
A familiar guide boasts a loyal customer base and points to Falls City Beer at the local tavern. The feature highlights trusted service and the tavern’s popular brew in the neighborhood.
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