Indians Blitz Kokomo 101 64 Behind Strong First Half
Anderson Indians dominate Kokomo 101 to 64 in Wigwam, breaking late season slump with steady pressure and high field goal percentage. Tony Marshall led scoring, Nunn hit 100th point, and defense forced 17 turnovers in the first half.
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Tony
Anderson
Nunn
Kokomo
Tribe
Wildcats
Roy Taylor
Tom Bergman
Taylor
Indians
Herald
Jeff Atteberry
Marion Giants rout ailing Pirates in four quarters
Marion defeats Madison Heights 75 to 50 as Pirates suffer flu and foul trouble. Don Pitman leads MH with 11 points in the third while Taylor, McFarland and Smithley pace Marion’s balanced attack. Anderson improves to 13-2, 3-1 NCC and heads to Carmel next.
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Marion
Madison Heights
Phil Buck
Pirates
Giants
Buck
Charlie Hubler
Randy Bledsoe
Jim Thomas
Larry Good
Don Pitman
Taylor
Keith McFarland
Giant
Bill Green
Steve Smithley
Richmond
Muncie
Bledsoe Madison
L. Buck
H Morgan
Thomas Wilkerson
Pitman
Il Morgan
Hubler Falker
Eocceeces
Sace
Aseeenee
McFarland Weece
Johnson Pearson -Ecacene
Smithley
Tigers Clip Lapel In White River Clash
Yorktown pistoned to an 8-0 start and outscored Lapel 66 54 as Barnhizer led Lapel with 28 points and 13 rebounds while Hilton Hadley Har man and Day paced Yorktown. Yorktown secured its first White River Conference win at 1 3 while Lapel stayed winless in league play.
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Jeff Evans
Herald
Lapel
Yorktown
Tigers
Bulldogs
Bulldog Gym
Orktown
Mark Barnhizer
Barnhizer
Ron Howell
Kirk
Rod Harman
Paul Keller
Hilton
Sapel
Herry Mills
Tiger
Silane
Rose
Mike Kincaid
Mills
Yorktowns
Steve Hilton
Ray Hadley
Rogers
Winchester
White River
Mount Vernon
Dally E Gane
Hunter
Collins
Huntzinger
Howell
Heck Anne
FGA
Vaught
Hadley
Keller
Elwood Panthers Rally Past Bruins for Second Straight Win
Elwood defense and rebounding pace a 43 29 edge as Phil Leisure pours in 29 points and Danny Cooper shines with timely scoring. Blackford struggles to 37 70 shooting, while Kevin Courtney adds 13 in a Central Indiana Conference victory. Tim Oberholzer leads Bruins with 29 points and 13 boards.
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Swood
Elwood
Central Indiana
Panthers
Phil Leisure
Danny Cooper
Kevin Courtney
Blackford
Courtney
Ed Gillespe
Broncos Edge Cowan After Free Throw Troubles
Daleville rode a late surge despite missing seven one and one free throws in the final period to beat Cowan 61 54. Bob Pittsford and Rick Horn sparked a 6 0 start and Daleville never trailed after taking a 15 13 edge in the first half. Gary Miller grabbed 10 rebounds to pace Daleville.
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Cowan
Daleville
Wan
Bob Pittsford
Broncos
Rick Hornback
Gary
Hoagland
John Phillips
Gary Miller
Noe's Bucket Leads Mount Vernon Past Hamilton Southeastern
Mount Vernon Marauders, 13-1, survive a tight game to beat Hamilton Southeastern 45-44. Noe drives baseline for last second basket after Joe Hall Calmed by two late free throws, sealing the win at White River Conference showdown at Lapeer.
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Mike Noe
Mount Vernon
Hamilton Southeastern
Marauders
Ron
Noe
Joe Hall
White River
Lape
Mount Veraseroa
Ee Antieabeead
Bills
Pashkowski
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Thacker
Entectéinebes
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Cleveland
Richards
Wiechman
Higgenbottom
Davis
Stout Lee Deen Otensiae
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Taylor and
Robson
Arabs Pull Away To Top Frankton
Pendleton Heights defeated Frankton 71-62 in a White River Conference game. The Arabs led 40-31 at halftime and built an eleven point edge in the second period, despite Frankton’s rally to within four in the final stanza. Jeff Moore led rebounding with 15 while Mark Alexander scored 25 for Frankton.
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Anderson Indians
Kokomo
Anderson
Tommy Nunn
Ray Estes
Hansel Resse
Tony Marshall
Roy Taylor
Tribe
Reese
Indians
Harry Stamp
Marshall
Astes
Wildcats
Stamp
John Spikener
Frankton
Pendleton Heights
Mike Shirley
Joe Buck
Doug
Eroy Robinson
Buck
Marion
Harry Morgan
Giants
Tom Taylor
Greg Ritz
Jeff Moore
Mark Alexander
Steve Swan
Randy Marsh
Moore
Shenandoah
Delta
Ritz
Shirley
Swackhammer
Bailey
Creese
Naemechenet
Petty Resigns as PDA President
Richard Petty resigns as president of the Professional Drivers Association, a post he has held since the group’s founding four years ago. The move comes after his leadership term announced on a Friday in Randleman North Carolina.
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Randleman
N.C
Richard Petty
The
Professional Drivers Association
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