Coaches Comments from area football week four
In area play Pendleton Heights extended its win streak to 11 while Yorktown topped Delta for the first time. Alexandria kept CIC momentum with a win over Peru as Shenandoah Mount Vernon Elwood Frank ton and Madison Grant all suffered defeats. Coaches cite home field hopes, injuries, and conference title races with Highland looming.
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Yorktown
Delta
Alexandria
CIC
Peru
Shenandoah
Mount Vernon
Elwood
Frankton
Madison Grant
Mount Vernon Athletic
Tom Earlywine
Hamilton Heights
Huskies
Highland
Tom'Barlywine
Omart
Joe Leonard
Wwe
Mark Collins
White River
Tim Haggard
Mire
Scott Kratoville
Taylor
Jeff Tweedy
Mark
Madison Grant Cole
Northwestern
Indiana
Mathews
Tipton
Bill Hocker
Wabash
Huntington
Schayes Fired By Buffalo Braves After Crushing Loss
Buffalo owner Paul Snyder announced a new coach, former Celtics player Mccarthy, after the Braves crushed 123 90 by Seattle in the season opener. Snyder warned the team would not look this bad again as he blamed the defeat on the current setup.
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Delphi Schayes
Tweleve
Mccarthy
Pea
Buffalo Braves
Paul Snyder
Celtics
Braves
Snyder
Seattle
Schayes
Pacers open home schedule Friday vs Denver Rockets
The Indiana Pacers launch their 1971 72 ABA season at home in the Fairgrounds Coliseum against the Denver Rockets. The club shows two rookie additions McGinnis and Hillman boosting rebounding, backed by veterans Brown Keller Lewis and Neto.
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Stars
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Mel Daniels
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Hillman
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Misi
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Tree Games
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Fard
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Leonard
Jepartment
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Freddie Lewis
Lewis
Keller
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Denver
Higgins
Anderson
Packers
Indiana Pacer
Madison Heights Dominates City Harrier Meets Freshmen
Madison Heights and South Side shine in city cross country junior high events. North Side claims individual honors as David Lane runs 7:41.1 in the freshman race and Mark Madden takes third. Madison Heights junior highers win the eighth grade race with Jimmy Griner clocking 5:21.7. South Side’s balance helps the Warriors edge Madison Heights 36.8 to 36.
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Madison Heights
Jim Jones
Son Heights
North Side
South Side
Jas David Lane
North
Mark Madden
Braves
Jimmy Griner
Central
Bears
Tom Jones
Memphis Signs Cannon To Start Controversy
Memphis Pros sign guard Larity Cannon to a multi year deal, triggering a controversy with Denver Rockets over a claimed contract. ABA disputes over free agent status delay clearance, while Pros GM Cavagnaro asserts the contract is valid. Cannon, 6 footer from La Salle, is praised as a playmaker by Coach Babe.
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Cannon
Tenn
Memphis Pros
Dolph
ABA
Charles Cavagnaro
Denver
Jas
Alex Hammann
Presi
Rockets
Foots LaSalle
Mem Iphis
Jimmy Jones
Utah Stars
Jones
Utah
Babe
Shenandoah Tops Cowan Harriers on ram dy James record
Shenandoah Raiders beat Cowan Harriers 17 to 4 as Ramdy James set a course record on Wednesday. Details terse with fragments indicate a cross country win and Friday results referenced.
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Cowan
Shenandoah
Ramdy James
Te Raiders
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