Madison Heights Downs Anderson Indians 79 68 in City Showdown
Madison Heights Pirates overpower the Anderson Indians 79 to 68 to claim the city championship. Coy Nunn and Greg Nyboer paced the winners with strong shooting, Nyboer totaling 21 points and Nunn contributing 20 as Madison Heights built a double digit lead and held off late Indian rallies. Anderson, led by Tom Degner and Roy Nut, struggled offensively and fouled out several key players as the Pirates extended their season and tournament success.
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Jim Bailey
Jolly
Wigwans
Coy Nunn
Greg Nyboer
Mailson Heights
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Indians
Bucs
Sovhomoge del Wilkerson
Ftrat
Anderson
Nes
Ates
Techites
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Uhetts
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Dgon Hoeichts
Gary Schuster
Terry Johnson
Rog
Madison Heights
Mightyjer Murdock
Biles
Lew
Cotton
Winghoeling
Yboer
Cathe Ae Pee
Nuno
Nyboer
Hrother
Roy Nut
Pirates
Mallen
Don Degner
Manderson
Elkhart
Beemer
Tom
Tonmy Sime
AySie
R. Nunn
S. Nene
Wakerson
Mike Scharnowske
Adison Heights
Iemats
Caverlil
John Yates
Dan Negner
Tin Fepnster
Referes
Tribe
Jomes
Carrall
High school scores from Madison Heights to Frankton
Madison Heights 72 Anderson OS Elwood 75 Alexamina 6 Winchester 85 Tilghtand 8 Carmel OL Hamilton Heights 7 Yorktown 0 Traleville 51 Shiemiudiah 3 Frankton scores reported with several team results across the region.
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Madison Heights
Anderson OS
Elwood
Alexamina
Winchester
Tilghtand
Carmel
Hamilton Heights
Yorktown
Traleville
Shiemiudiah
Frankton
Winchester Triumph Over Highland In Close Hoops Clash
Winchester edged Highland 86 to 78 as forwards Wolfe and Skinner led 52 points combined for the winners. Bill Dickerson led Highland with 28 points while teammates Burris and Mopkins added double digits in a tense White River Conference matchup.
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Winchester
Wolfe
Skinner
Drill
Bill Dickerson
Toby Mopkins
Hightatul
Pendiety
White River
Winteneser Rae
Dxbos
Kerr
Winte
Wirehneter
Highland
Ersle
Lins
Ncore
Winenes Vid
Overdene
Eek Atone
ABA Hopes to Expand Yorktown Thumps Daleville
Yorktown jumped on the Bronchos for a decisive win as Daleville faced a strong start and quick scoring. The matchup highlighted Yorktown offense and defensive pressure in the early season clash.
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ABA
Daleville
Yorktown
Carmel Triumphs 91 73 As Huskies Sputter
Carmel pulled away late to defeat Frankton Highland Huskies 91 to 73 Friday night. Dave Shepherd led Carmel with 14 points, while Morgan of the Huskies scored 38 but his teammates offered little help. Carmel built a 44 38 halftime edge and extended it after three quarters, finishing strong in the final period as Ransome joined Shepherd in double figures with 15.
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Arcadla
Dave Shepherd
Carmel
Barntlon Heights Huskies
Wan Morgan
Huskies
Shepherd
Ruskies
Unite
Bret
Ransome
Fall Creek Club Annual Shoot Set For Sunday
Fall Creek Club announces its fourth annual trap shoot on Sunday with events at 16 yards and a 50 handicap target program. The event will open at 10 am and shoot begins 11:30 am, with $30 prize for 2 yard punch and $25 for one-half yard.
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Greek Valley Gun Club
Ark
All Creek Valley
Pam
McLain Faces New Legal Problems in Tax and Utility Disputes
Nova Oak Michigan AP Denny McLain former Detroit Tigers pitcher now faces legal troubles over a disputed 9 460 tax lien in Oakland County Circuit Court and a separate $779 50 unpaid balance on a Consumers Power bill. Federal officials would not comment on the case and action in Hue Dixidet Court secured the utility judgment.
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Nova Oak
Mich
Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
Internal Revenue Service
Consumers Power, Co
JAS
Oakland County
Consumers Power Co
Hue Dixidet
Rinka Closes In On 3000 Career Points
Kenyon senior Cary-Joal Rinka, the NCAA's leading scorer, poured in 88 points across two games and nears a 3000 point career total. His 40.0 point per game average sits high as he approaches 11 remaining games to join a small group of collegians.
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New York Cary
Johal Rinka
Kenyon
Natign
Elwood Tigers Triumph In Home Rivalry Close
Elwood defeats Alexandria 75 to 64 in the first Maison County rivalry renewal. Senior forward David Swinford leads with 23 points and nine rebounds as Kevin Clark adds 14 and Matt Stillman contributes seven assists. Panthers struggle from the arc and foul trouble limits scoring late. Tigers stay within reach early but fail to close.
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Stephen Hofee
Herald
Weller
Elwood-Willkle
Panthiers
Alexandrie Monroe
Tigers
Maison County
Elwood
Black Cats
David Swinford
Kevin Clark
Lerrar
John McFarren
Yals
Bill Stiilman
Stillman
Arabian Frosh Triumph In Close Noblesville Showdown
Arabian Frosh edged Noblesville 56 in a tight third quarter battle at Noblesville High School. Clayton Cunningham led with 25 points, Shirley and Ritz added eight each, as the Arabians improved to 9-3. Noblesville's Gatewood had 16 and Coomer 5. In the A game Noblesville beat the Arabians 30-28.
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Noblesville
Clayton Cunningham
Shirley
Ritz
Gatewood
Coomer
White
Beam
South Side
AG Millers
Pendleton Heights
Cunningham
Rit
Schnell
Kings Add Veteran Duff in Trade with Canadiens
Los Angeles acquired veteran winger Dick Duff from Montreal in exchange for a Los Angeles player and other considerations to be announced later. Duff, 33, a durable left winger, has been one of the league’s top players for 16 seasons and previously played for Toronto. The article also covers a high school basketball game where Lapel Bulldogs defeated Eastern Hancock 74 to 45, with Rex Passwater scoring 28 points and Lapel moving to 11-2 ahead of a conference road matchup with Yorktown Tigers.
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UPI
American Basketball Association
Jack Dolph
Ciay
ABA
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Carleton
Minn
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West Gears
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Dick Duff
National Hockey League
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Lapel
Cener
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Smith
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Hancock
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Yorktown Tigers
White River
Warrock
Ubiger
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Hawks sue Zelmo Beaty over ABA move to Stars
Atlanta Hawks filed a 4.5 million damage suit in Superior Court against Zelmo Beaty and Los Angeles Stars owner Kim Kirst alleging oral agreement to play through 1973. Beaty, 29, signed with the Stars last October and could earn about 150 thousand annually. The suit seeks 1.3 million in compensatory damages and 3 million in punitive damages, claiming Beaty and others conspired to harm Hawks business as the ABA team plans to remain in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles Stars
American Basketball Association
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bHawks
NBA
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David Ebstein
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Mars
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