Pirates Edge Indians In Hard-Fought Battle Victory Streak Extended
Garrett suffered a late third period knee injury after attempting a pass following a right end roll. Madison Heights improves to 6-0 this season with ten straight victories over two years. Pirates aim for seven straight wins next Friday at New Castle.
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Daleville Clinches Mid EAST Conference Crown
Daleville captured its second consecutive Mid Eastern Conference title by finishing first at 31 while Monroe Central 56 Union 73 Blue River 100 Cadiz 113 and Cowan 163 followed. Dave Howell of Daleville won with 10 13.9 ahead of Kent Main. Wilson Gale and Margison were top finishers from other schools. Daleville heads to Shortridge Invitational in Indianapolis with a strong squad and undefeated freshmen also set for Kartridge.
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Indiana High School Football Scores From THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Madison Heights 32 Anderson Crawfordsville 81 Noblesville 12 Tipton 41 Elwood 7 Plymouth 12 Rochester 0 Centerville 2 Hagerstown 12 Portland 33 Union City 0 Connersville 19 Rushville 13 Ben Davis 49 Indianapolis Brebeuf Indianapolis Washington 19 Indianapolis road Ripple 14 Elkhart 21 Michigan City 6 La Porte 41 Goshen 14 Nappanee 28 Bremen 0 Indianapolis Attucks 31 Indianapolis Toad 26 Greensburg 20 Martinsville Seymour 20 Franklin 14 Southport 13 Columbus 7 Huntingburg 32 Washington Speedway 25 Beech Grove IndEr Fork 3 Indianapolis school 13 Bedford 20 North Knox 0 North Vernon 20 New Castle North Central Marion Central 6 Warren Central 6 tie Greenfield 51 Sheridan 6 Bloomington 45 Lafayette 12 West Lafayette 17 Frankfort Southwestern Tippecanoe 4 East Tipp 14 Lafayette Catholic 14 Anderson Madison Heights 32 Anderson 0 Terre Haute Schulte 27 Lir on 0 Pike 25 Franklin Central 7 Center Grove 37 Whitelan
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Pirate eighth graders defeat Elwood 13 to 6
Madison Heights eighth graders improve to four wins one loss edging Elwood 13 6 behind Glenn Ellis and Mike Gephart with a 45 yard Ellis TD and a 16 yard Gephart run The Pirates added a late score as Jones 70 yards for Elwood The next game is Monday at Highland
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Ravens Seek First HCC Win at Franklin
Ravens travel to Franklin as coach Dick Young eyes a first victory for 1964. Anderson College fields 20 lettermen led by Ed Smith and Larry Davy as Taylor faces a strong Ravens defense and a versatile Franklin attack with hopes to shake off injuries and finish higher in the Hoosier Conference standings.
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Local Leaders Outline Babe Ruth Tourney Steps
Anderson leaders plus Gantt and Case map action to run a Babe Ruth tournament with sodding infield work this fall, 25 October deadlines for committee appointments and contracts. Indiana cities host BR leagues. 1965 marks Anderson's eleventh year fielding teams with state and district leadership already listed.
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Blue Devils Dominate Panthers in Central Indiana Clash
Tipton Blue Devils routed Alwood Panthers 41 to 7 in a Central Indiana Conference game. Tipton scored five touchdowns while Alwood managed a single score, as the Blue Devils’ offense dominated the line and defense throughout the Friday night matchup.
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Draw Lanes For 22 In Cross Country Meet
Cross country lanes for 22 teams at the Anderson IHSAA sectional were drawn Friday at Anderson High School. The official draw by Athletic Director Charles Cummings, witnessed by Principal Noel B. Douglass, lists teams including Montpelier Noblesville Muncie Burris Elwood Dunkirk Pendleton Markleville Alexandria Westfield Hartford City Muncie South Side Lapel Bryant Pennville Jackson Central Frankton Anderson Anderson Highland Daleville Madison Heights Portland and Anderson St Marys.
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Georgia Tech Tops Navy 17-0 In Gator Bowl Thriller
Unbeaten Georgia Tech, led by Bruce Fischer, scores on two first quarter drives and a second period field goal to defeat Navy 17-0 in Jacksonville. Navy, without star QB Roger Staubach, drives into Tech territory repeatedly but is halted by a staunch Jackets defense.
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Eastern High wins 32 straight in Indiana grid run
Eastern High School extended Indiana's record for consecutive football victories to 32 with a 36-0 win over Northwestern at Greentown. Eastern trailed 20-0 at halftime but dominated after the break, with Pickett scoring three touchdowns and Troyer adding two before penalties nullified some scores. Eastern totaled 391 rushing yards and 146 passing yards. Troyer piled up 233 rushing yards.
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Hockey Scores from Pro Results Schedule
Quebec blank Baltimore 0 Providence 4 Pittsburgh 2 in pro hockey action. Only games scheduled.
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Ohio State and Illinois Face Big Ten Opener Clash
In Chicago AP reports that Ohio State meets defending champion Illinois at Champaign as conference play begins. Purdue Michigan Michigan State Minnesota and Wisconsin start their first Big Ten rounds after two nonconference games with several teams ranked high in the AP poll. Illinois sits No. 2 Texas No. 2 Ohio State No. 4 Michigan No. 7 Michigan State tied for No. 1.
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Crawfordsville Athenians trample Noblesville 31 to 12
Crawfordsville Athenians defeated Noblesville Millers 31 to 12 at Noblesville Friday night. Key plays included a 22 yard run by Bob Douglas, a 1 yard plunge by John Curran, a 46 yard fumble return by A Douglas, a 11 yard pass to Jim Johnson, an 87 yard kickoff return by Douglas, and a 5 yard pass to Tom Burns. Final score 31-12 with Crawfordsville 21 points in the fourth. Also ad copy for bowling balls and hole plugs appears.
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