Indians, Pirates Face City Title Clash At Denny Field
The Anderson-Madison Heights game looms as the city championship decider with records and rivalries on the line. Anderson leans on a ground attack led by Barcus and Johnson while Madison Heights counters with a potent passing game powered by Minnick and Remson. Both teams seek balance and momentum as key players recover from injuries and the series history tilts toward Anderson in recent decades.
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Mario Rem
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John Short
Greg Freeman
Tribe
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Jene Bales
Greg Stamper
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Mount Vernon at Highland Heads Remaining Schedule
Mount Vernon visits Highland as both teams look to rebound in a busy WRC weekend. Highland seeks to slow Mount Vernon’s offense while the Marauders push on offense and defense with a tough road slate. Nearby CIC and non conference games thread a light schedule as the Madison County scene features balanced attacks and several key conference clashes.
This Week's Schedule For Three Indiana High Schools
Friday Madison Heights visits Anderson while Mount Vernon travels to Highland in x league action. Pendleton Heights heads to New Palestine as Delta plays Yorktown. Madison Grant meets Northwestern with Triton Central at Shenandoah and Peru at Alexandria. Saturday Tipton meets Elwood, Frankton visits Taylor. College Earlham trips to Anderson. Conference tags note White River Central Indiana Hoosier Buckeye.
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Munn Suffers Apparent Stroke at State University
Lawrence "Biggie" Munn, 63, athletic director at State University for 17 years, was hospitalized Thursday afternoon after an apparent stroke. Dr Thea J. Bauer said it appears Mr Munn has suffered a stroke.
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Padres Rehire Preston Gomez for 1972 Season
SAN DIEGO AP Manager Preston Gomez and the Padres coaching staff were rehired for the 1972 season as the team aims to improve from the NL cellar. Club president Bavasi said the move ensures continuity, with Don Zimmer to assist Gomez at third base and Bob Skinner slated as hitting instructor. Gomez, 48, has led the Padres since their expansion, posting a 61 100 record this year.
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Buzzie” Bavasi
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Padres
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Bob Skinner
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Grambling and Westminster Lead NAIA Football Polls
Grambling and Westminster topped their NAIA divisions in the weekly poll released Wednesday. Grambling 40 earned 12 first place votes and 147 points from 16 coaches. Westminster 15 first place votes paced Division II as Edinboro Clark, Simon Fraser, Clare n-Mudd, Earlham, U.S. Alma and Whitman trailed.
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Martinsville Seeks Upset Over Bloomington
Bloomington aims to extend its 7th straight win and tie the Indiana prep record as Martinsville, riding a 5-0 start with a 216-49 scoring margin over five games, hosts a top ranked Panthers in a Friday football clash. The card features several ranked teams across Indiana with Evansville Rex Mundi, Chatard, Broad Ripple, and others in action on Friday and Saturday across the state.
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Pacers Fall to Bullets as ABA Gains Ground in Exhibition
Indiana Pacers drop 109 97 to Baltimore Bullets in an exhibition showing the ABA team’s potential. Earl Monroe led Baltimore with 29 points while Mel Daniels paced Indiana with 24 and a 55 14 rebounding edge for the Bullets. The piece notes ABA progress and player development under coach Bob Leonard.
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American Basketball Association
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Mel Daniels
George McGinnis
Bob Netolicky
Wes Unseld
Stan Love
Jack Marin
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Rick Mount
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