Nixon Scores Touchdown for TV Blackout Lift
President Nixon, a football fan, urged Congress to end NFL home game blackouts before recess, linking the issue to voters ahead of the November elections. Pete Rozelle warned that lifting blackouts could backfire with empty seats if clubs lose sellouts. judges and antitrust history framed the debate.
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Highland aims to regain conference crown at Mount Vernon
Highland, 1-0 in the White River Conference, travels to Mount Vernon to face the Marauders who sit 2-1 as Yorktown leads at 3-0. Coach Pete Reynolds reshuffles the offense with Juror Ron Box at quarterback and Kerr at flanker to spark the passing game while aiming to maintain the title chase.
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WRC Win Tonight Builds on Highland Secondary Stand
Scot division clash features Caudile leading a nine interception by Mount Vernon MV receivers Noe and Byers key in short game. Newman leads MV rushers with 361 yards while Mattox has 318. Defensive line includes Halliburton and Lindamood with Bolander and Parker anchoring the secondary.
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Super Bowl Seeks Triple Crown in Kentucky Futurity
Lexington harness racing headlines the Kentucky Futurity with Super Bowl aiming for trotting’s Triple Crown. Longcan and others compete as Stan Dancer’s star seeks another major prize while jockeys like Caudill and Zeller drive top contenders at Red Mile.
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Homecoming Actions in Central Indiana High School Football
Indiana Friday night features homecoming games for Alexandria at Peru Madison Grant at Northwestern and Yorktown at Delta. Pendleton Heights seeks a second straight win after Gary Brattain’s 211 yards and three touchdowns last week while Shenandoah aims to slow Ron Munden at halfback and replace quarterback Rick Sorrell. Frankton hosts Park Tudor as injuries strain the Eagles, and Madison Grant seeks to stay alive in the Mid-Indiana Conference by beating Northwestern.
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Harriers suffer first defeat as Richmond nips Indians
In Richmond last night DeWayne Allen won the meet in 12 55.1 and led the Devils past Anderson 79 1 to 26 29. Doug McQuiston and Kurt Floyd also placed for Richmond as they seized multiple top finishes and handed the previously unbeaten Indians their first loss.
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Pendleton Junior High cross country meet results
Pendleton Heights hosted the meet with Shenandoah Raiders winning with 32 points ahead of Noblesville 41 and Pendleton 69. Carey of Shenandoah won the individual title in 8:08, as Shenandoah took four of the top five places.
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This Week's Schedule of Indiana High School Games
Friday matchups feature Anderson at Madison Heights and Highland at Mount Vernon both tied 3-2 with various x markers. Nearby Shenandoah visits Pendleton Heights while Yorktown travels to Delta in a slate of conference clashes. Saturday Elwood visits Tipton as college action includes Anderson at Earlham in the White River Conference leading into conference play.
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