Indians Rally Past Pirates In Intra City Clash
The Madison Heights Pirates fall 75 61 as Anderson builds an 8-0 opening run. Louie Graves dominates the second half with 17 of 29 points and 12 rebounds, while Cedric Scott adds 14 for the Indians. Coleman leads the Pirates with 18 points before fouling out.
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Wood scores 40 as Pendleton Heights top Highland Scots
Pendleton Heights Arabians rout Highland Scots 72 65 as Dan Wood dominates with 40 points on 16 of 21 shooting and 15 rebounds. Highland, down 6-4 center Rick Kriss due to IHSAA ruling, faltered early but surged in the fourth, cutting the margin. coach Fred Perry praised Wood while Highland coach Bob Fuller lamented losses and team depth. Highland falls to 3 8, PH improves to 6 3 with next games listed.
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Local High School Scoring Rush Across Multiple Games
Area scores show Anderson topped Madison Heights 75 to 6 while Pendleton Heights defeated Highland 72 to 65 and Alexandria beat Elwood 72 to 45. Numerous games were postponed or rescheduled including Eastern Hancock at Lapel and Yorktown at Madison Grant with dates listed as ppd. Other notable results include Jasper and Knox beating TH North, Merrillville over Griffith, and Union at Monroe. The Indiana City and Marion County tournaments featured semifinals and championships with Washington sweeping Marshall of Marion County, and Ben Davis routing Pike. College action highlighted Chris Newport at Mary Washington and Florida Tech delivering a 133 to 77 win over Pensacola Christan.
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Jury finds no neglect in Vorhies death at Virginia Tech
A special grand jury concluded there was no wrongdoing or neglect by Virginia Tech staff or officials in the 18 year old fullback Bob Vorhies death. It found no basis to tie his death to exercise or punishment drills after practice on Nov 21. The body was found in his dorm room on the Tech campus in Blacksburg following a day of punishment for alleged misbehavior. The seven page report counts 35 witnesses and reviewed security health and medical examiner records. Jerome Vorhies voiced disappointment and discussed seeking a review by the state attorney general.
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Alexandria Tigers rout Elwood Panthers in CIC action
Alexandria bolted to a 22-8 first quarter lead and cruised to a 72-45 Central Indiana Conference win over Elwood. Mark Wright led with 24 points, Jett Heifner added 12, Rich Lemon 11, and John Breckenridge 8 with a game high 16 rebounds as the Tigers dominated the boards 49-29.
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Crum Named UNC's New Head Football Coach
Miami of Ohio coach Dick Crum was appointed head football coach at the University of North Carolina. He led Miami to three MAC titles in four years and succeeds Bill Dooley. UNC officials praised his leadership and scheduled a 11 am news conference on campus.
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