Indiana High School Football Headliners This Week
Third-ranked Marion hosts unbeaten Anderson in a North Central clash while Cathedral meets Shortridge in the Capital City showdown. Bloomington and Washington face light duty as several unbeatens falter. Mater Dei and Chesterton remain perfect.
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Marion
Indianapolis
Cathedral
Indiana
Anderson
Indians
Huntington
St Bames
Shortridge
Bloomington
Washington
Martinsvile
Connersville
Spartans
Ben Davis
Evansville
Rex Mundi
Hobart
Tell City
Terre Haute
Gerstmeyer
Kevansville
Harrison
Marlon
Byrantville
Mater Dei
Elkhart
Tymouth
Gary Andrean
Coa
Tard
Bshortrida
Tiddanapol
Gary Todleston
Chesterton
Wildgats
Central
Elghart
Blue Blazers
Mishawaka
Wilsons Team In State Finals Soon
Wilson boys win Zone 2 playoff in Richmond to reach the State Finals in Greenfield on Oct 19. Curis Wheeler completed 12 of 15 passes for five TDs and four PATs, and ran for another. Roy Taylor intercepted seven passes, returning four for touchdowns and adding a PAT. Steve Smith caught a TD pass. Earl White and Reddney Pearson added points. Defensive leaders were Pearson, Richardson, Weatherly, and Taylor.
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Wilson Boys
Glub Hag Freball
Richmond
Way
Wilson’s
Adavaees
Greenfield
Curis. Wheeler
Wilson
Wheeler
Roy Taylor
Steve Smith
Earl White
Reddney Pearson
Oak & Wheeler
Pever
Pearson
Keith Richardson
Taylor
Denver Intercepts Namath Five Passes in Jets Loss
Jets suffer a 21 13 defeat as Joe Namath is intercepted five times for the second time in three weeks. Denver's defense dominates, with Namath throwing 41 attempts for 341 yards and two completions to set up New York's lone touchdown. Chargers, Chiefs, and Raiders also win or lose to shape AFL standings. Four children killed in Cuantla bus crash and thirteen injured.
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New York Jets
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Namath
Denver
Boston
Houston
Oakland
Ootony
Chargers
Kansas City
Cincinnati
San Dienati
Miami
Buffalo
Dan Darragh
Gary McDermott
McDermott
Ed Rutkow
Tast Yeek
San Diego
Breno
Dave Costa
New York
Naitath
Don Darynard
Dows
Fran Lynch
Ist
Steve Tamsi
Erle Crabtree
Dennis Parten
Lancel
Alworth
Raiders
Jan Stenerud
Len Davison
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Dowar
Bob Davis
Pete Reathard
John Whilerborn
Ieather
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Cuautla
Mexico
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Daleville Dominates in Triangular Cross Country Meet
Daleville led by freshman Gary Stuin Ford won the triangular cross country meet with 45 points, Lapel 39 and Anderson Highland 47. Stuinford also won the freshmen division at Shortridge Invitational last Saturday with 7 minutes 56 seconds. Daleville finished eighth in the meet. Also notes Morning Exchange Club will host three area basketball coaches at Peach's Pancake House breakfast to discuss season prospects and rule changes. Tom Nieporle posted 74 to win the Rob I Hope Classic PGA first round.
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Tuliner
Gary Stuinford
Lapel
Anderson Highland
Swinford
Shortridge
Daseville
Broncos
Highland
Swinfeed
Funua
Risk
Pugsley
Paschal
Rich
Layton
Rowe
Wright
Pilcock
Collins
Farr
Exce
Blake
Everett
Cage
Greater Anderson
Anderson
Tom Nieporle
Muncie Central
Logansport
North Dearborn
Gani Repens
Muncie
North
Entral
Jausport
Dearhornook
Southno
Forgey
Fort Wayne Apolis
Shortridge I High School
Fort Wayne
Huntington
Red Dalandai
Oak Hill
Ander
Kashmir
Howe
Owensba
Marton
Gary Wallsee
Emongly
North Central
Bitto Chesterton
Intmediate
Louisville DeSales
Culver
Woodland
Steve Wynder
Chesterton
Darreil York
New Castle
Gira
Gargler
Michigan City
Ron Partie
Muncie Carral
Harry Wilson
Americans Set Marks In Shot And Discus At Tokyo
U S athletes led by Jim Hines winning the 100 meters in 9.9 seconds and setting Olympic marks. George Woods and Dave Maggard added shot put finalists. Jay Silvester led in discus with a record throw. Senegal defeated by the U S basketball team 93-89. Teammate Spencer Haywood starred as the squad topped Spain in prior play.
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Mexico
Gry
Haydy Matson
Mammoth
Pampa
Tex
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Texas
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Los Angeles
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Seattle
Hines
United States
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Senegal
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Wyomin ‘Tyus
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Mfatson
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America
Dallas
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Samtay
Russia
Eduard Gusehin
Dave Maggard
Mountain View
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Lennox Miller
Californs
Jamaica
Sevond
Greene
Angela Nemeth
Hungary
U.S
Bram
Heywood
Detroit University
Spain
Silvester
Smithfield
Utah
al Oerler
West Islip
N.Y
Gary Carlsen
Uhied
West Germany
Manfred Losch
Wyatia Tyus
Margaret Hailes
Rob Seageen
John Penvel
KC. Cardigan
Orting, Wash
Hye
Pendleton Idlewold Golf Club tourney concludes with awards
Results list reveals Lawgross winners and prize recipients from the Pendleton Idlewold Men's Golf Club 18 hole gross and banker's handicap event at the Tatewold course. Prizes and season trophies were presented at Linder's On The Point teak dinner, honoring top finishers including Danny McFadden Charles Sigler Paw Abney and many others.
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Pendleton Idlewold
Banker's
Tatewold
Linder's
Lawgross
Danny McFadden
Charles Sigler
Paw Abney
Johany Brown
Dick Innard
Jim Howell
Doe Elliott
Bill Nobbitt
Tiardld Deer
Jim Boyd
Polo Higainbatham
Barry R McFadden
Carl ‘Frazee
Rick Kentrey
Ron Frazer
Clayton Carpenter
George Tolbert
Pete Lawvisy
Russeinbotham
Myron Whitworth
Maurlos van Hoy
al Flowers
Egg On
Joonamy
Rick Granger
Rollie Schaefer
Real Ander
Barker
Buck" Moore
Doc” Farrell
Ros Wood
Vincent Bradley
Jim Orsley
Ralph, Cushman
J, Crouch
Gene Stanley
Bob Burkhardt
Erin McCormick
Freddy Hern
Gareth Hitchcock
Bob Schepper
Hob Eakes
Tiehard
Beck
Jey
Bob Lockwood
Jim Carter
Ray Featherston
Eugene Burke
Dave Callahsa
Tom Roberts
Marion Morris
Phil ‘Ittebay
Frank Miller
Regional Tennis Field Set Protest Withdrawn Eskew
The Gary regional tennis doubles title went to Steve Kemp and Scott Hichter of Ta Porte, 6 1, 6 0, over Rich Mcfadden and Steve Gergley of Crown Point. A protest over serving by Crown Point players was withdrawn by Indiana High School Athletic Association commissioner Phil Eskew after initial discussions led to no change in the match result.
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Steve Kemp
Scott Hichter
Ta Porte
Rich Mcfadden
Steve Gergley
Crown Point
Mlach
Gary Wallace
Nick Day
Russall Goad
Robert Johnson
Phil N. Eskew
Indiana High School Athletic Association
India
Meadowbrook Guest Member Invitational Golf Result
Meadowbrook Golf Club hosted its Guest Member invitational with 51 players. Notable scores included Gross 62 by Floyd Poore and 65 by Bob Corries, while net results show Bob Dunham and Lester Maddox posting low lines. The event featured seniors and members such as Merlin Tyler Myron Lewis Kent Poore Pete Garat Jin Mier Bud Is3aes and Stow Harney.
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Gross
Floyd Poore
Milt Owen
Bob Corries
George Minnick
Net
Bob Dunham
Lester Maddox
K. C. Alten
Dave Harney
Merlin ‘Tyler
Myron Lewis
Kent Poore
Pete Garat
Jin Mier
Bud Is3aes
Stow Harney
Medics Urge Restriction On High School Games
PORT WAYNE Ind Feb AP A resolution from Boone County Medical Society asks the Indiana High School Athletic Association to limit teams to one game every two hours. The proposal cites potential permanent harm and notes colleges and pro levels avoid more than one game in two hours. Dr Robert Wisehart, a convention delegate, urges extending tournament runs to protect players.
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Boone County Medical Sorciety
Lebanon
Indiana High School Athletic Association
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Robert Wisehart
Ianique
Packers Bow To Rams In 16-14 NFL Upset
Packers lose 16-14 as Rams upset Green Bay with key plays from Bark Starr and Jim Hart. Included are multiple NFL game updates with Redskings, Falcons, Cowboys, and Colts results, field goals, interceptions, and late scoring drives shaping the day’s standings.
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ED Schuyler JR
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Green Bay Associated Press
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Durgensen
Redskins
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Robe
Los Angeles
Smith
Atlanta
Lee Calland
Inter- Fammes
Fran Tarkenton
Tellvor
Morageiyme
Allania
Io” Tarkenton
Aarow
Washington
Hy Bohster
Don Meret
Dallas
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Sam Baker
Giants
Earl Morrall
Cowboys
Baltimore
John Philadelphia
Unitas
Opel
Preston Pearson
Sankirkoff
Frangigen
Detroit
Mel Fare
Cau
Minnermore
Chicago
Cleveland
Carri
Bruce Gossett
New Orleans
Minnesota
Goar
Her Adderley
Charlie Dorkee
Dorkee
Jack Snow
Green Bay
St. Louis
Zeke Bratkowski
Starr
Los
Angeles
Willie Wilison
Dennie Anderson Clevelardt
Jim Hart
Daverscore
Walliams
Press Radio Trapshoot Team Listed For Meet
Don W. Castor announces the annual Trapshop meet of Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club at Palh Creek Gap Club range on Sunday Wet 27. Team rosters include Wratis fal lows Rudo Sam Rabetts captain Kim Avery Jay Beisnit Taye Buller Jawig Oisingee Hogan Ver milion captain Lea Lorta Bob Quinn Bill Stoakey Dave Jones Red Haven coach. Breakfast at 6 45 a.m. Clubhouse. Bridge closed north of New Columbus, proceed south of Main Street to dead end then east to New Columbus.
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Readio- Press
Don W. Castor
Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club, Inc
Palh Creek Gap Club
Rudo
Sam Rabetts
Kim Avery
Jay Beisnit
Taye Buller
Jawig Oisingee
Hoh Hogan
Thamara (Doe) Vermilion
Lea Lorta
Bob Quinn
Bill Stoakey
Dave Jones
Red Haven
Caxtoy
New Columbus
Main Street
Purdue Coaches Urge Resilience After Ohio State Loss
Purdue players faced a 12-0 defeat at Ohio State with gloom felt by observers. Coaches urged focus on Saturday's home game against Wake Forest, noting seven injured starters should play and key backs Leroy Reyes and Mike Phipps recover from strains.
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Lafayette
Ini
Ohio State
Boilermakers
Wake Forest
Naion
Leroy Reyes
Quarterogi
Mike Phipps
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