Kokomo Wildcats defeat Anderson Indians 28 16 in NCC clash
Kokomo used ball control and a stingy defense to upend the Anderson Indians 28 16. Stewart scored twice and Kokomo built an early lead then stretched it with a late drive as Johnson and Hatcher connected on key plays. Anderson struggled to sustain offense, finishing with limited ground gains and costly turnovers.
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Jin
Willis
John Foster
Paul Johnson
Bill Pep
Rudkin
Kokomo
Flea
Anderson
Kline
Foster
Anderson Indians
Tribe
Woody Moore
Bill Kennedy
Mage Anderson
Paul
Johnson
Indians
Stamper
Wildcats
Virwally
Kats
Johnsons
Ference
Stewart
Ahs
John
Lafayette
Switzer
NCC
Bom
Underwood
Ald
Laeran
Hatcher
Kokomol Persies
Jim Barcus
Fred Rudkin
Tom Westerweod
Jeff Hatcherti
Jim Willis
Wildcat
Indiana high school grid scores flood the page
A long list of Indiana high school football results shows numerous matchups with scores for teams such as Madison Heights, Indianapolis Tech, Kokomo, Anderson, Pendleton Peru, Elwood, Mount Vernon, Hamilton Heights, and many others. The scores reflect a weekend slate with games across the state's counties and cities, including tied games and postponed entries.
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UGH School
Madison Heights
Indianapolis Tech
High Heights
Kokomo
Anderson
Eastera
Madison Grant
Pendleton
Madison Heights Pirates rout Tech 26 8 in Homecoming win
Madison Heights built on penalties and big plays to overwhelming Indianapolis Tech 26 to 8. Steve Porter set up three Pirate touchdowns and Joe Minnick scored three while linking passes and runs. Titan defense forced fumbles but MH pulled away in second half, aided by a 48 yard drive and Hubler homecoming queen festivities.
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Larry Scott
Joe Minnick
Insionopolis Tech
Kenneth Breland
Madison Heigh
Pirates
Harold
George G. Jackson
Madison Heights Pirates
Indianapolis Tech
Titans
Tech
Gutty
Steve Porter
Pirate
Matio Remson
Mark Funkhouser
Dave Wells
Titan
Wells
Foeshgh Page Reg Midatind
Jon
Madison
Green Heights
Porter
Almensely
Fone
Minnick
Bucs
Dan Carr
Prratas Davis
James Twigg
Deve
Noda Tech
Sam Elmore
Arthur John
Ates
Janie
Whhich
Mario Lock
Remson
Patie
Northside
Rcd
et_usary
Madison Heights
Dan Carwile
Highland
Greg Asbury
Dave Wickersham
John Kerr
Phil Graham
Neal Dugger
Dave Purkey
Dugger
Pendleton Heights
Eric Smith
Pacers Open 1971 Season With 115 104 Victory
Indiana Pacers beat Denver in an exhibition style opening night. Rookie George McGinnis led scoring alongside Rick Mount and Freddie Lewis as the Pacers built a halftime lead and held off the Rockets in the second half. Netolicky and Mount provided key baskets, while Merv Rotman and others contributed steady defense to secure the win.
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Tate
Herald
Lewis
Pirate
Indianapolis
George McGinnis
Indiana
Pacers
Bob Netolicky
Rick Mount
Rockets
Denver
Titans
Tech
Pirates
Bucs
Madison
Rval Anderson
Cers
Netolicky
McGinnis
Pointer
Mount
Pacer
Freddie Lewis
Basi
Dave Robisch
Merv
Byron
Beck
al Smith
Ape Asters
Pointeter
Giant
Argylls
Lewis Theferback Dennis" Buroker
Meli Dennis
Burokers
Daniels
Netoenters Crites
Wlicky
Roger Brown
Fran Or Yatda
Steve Bat
Thens
Mike Nesbit
Ted Denver
Daniel Eal
Nesbit
Inescomms
Jun
Duroker
Highland Edges Pendleton Heights In White River Thriller
Highland overcame seven fumbles including a return for a touchdown to edge Pendleton Heights 20 to 19 and seize top White River Conference position. Tim Redmond hit Gary Brattain on a 60 yard scoring pass after a Highland punt, fueling a dramatic defensive and offensive battle.
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Mock
Highland
Stan Mock
Pendleton Heights
John Stewart
Doug Wickersham
Mack
Bruce Dunham
Gary Musick
Lee Dixon
Marc Kerallo
Dave Purkey
White River
Herald
Steve Oberreich
PENDLETON —_ Highland
Tim Redmond
Gary Brattain
Mil
Asbury
Dave Rubenking
Pendleton
Redmond
Dennis Brandle
Scott
Bruce Griffith
Dugger and
Jim Jones
Dugger
Yar
Renport
Nighland New
Zacey Sion Fear Ay Ee Peitie
Packers Warriors Game Time Shift in Muncie
The Anderson Packers and Muncie Watusi Warriors will now play at Wilson Junior High field at 2 p.m. Saturday after a field conflict caused a change in kickoff time, reported by Packer coach Randy Davis on Friday night.
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Anderson Packers
Muncie
Packer
Randy Davis
Packers
Watusi Warriors
Wilson Junior High
Orioles aim to rebound in sixth World Series game
Baltimore faces Pittsburgh in Game 6 of the 1971 World Series after suffering a pivotal loss in Pittsburgh. Earl Weaver may reshuffle the lineup as the Orioles seek a back-to-back victory run to equal the Mets' 1969 feat. Key names include Palmer, Belanger, Blair, and Roberto Clemente on the Pirates side.
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Orioles
New York Mets
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Belanger
Paul Blair
Jim Palmer
Pirate
Jackie Hernandez
Willie
Bob Moose
Stargell
Bob
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mets
Myioles
Clay
Reid
Mike
L ‘Cuellar
Pat Dobson
Dave It
McNally
Steve Blass
Baltim
Bruce Kison
Nelson Briles
Frank Robinson
Boog Powell
Brooks
Robinson
Roberto Clemente
Manny Sanguillen
Bob Roberson
Dave Giusti
Ovemline
Giusti
Powell
Robinsons
Oriole
Pittsure
Allison Pole Winner For Delaware 500
Dover report lists Bobby Allison of Hueytonin Alapik on pole for the Delaware 500 at Dover Downs. Allison posted 152.811 mph in qualifying for Sundays race, with Bobby Isaac, Charlie Glotzbach, and Richard Petty also among top contenders as 29 drivers earned starting berths and 13 more seek the remaining 20 spots in the $71,000 race.
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Dover
Del
Bobby Alison
Hueytonin
Alapik
Doplver Downs International
Allison
Mercury
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
N.C
Dodge
Charlie Glotzbach
Georowa
Ind
Richard Petty
Randellman
Ace
Plymouth
LaPorte Stuns Elkhart In Defensive Showdown
LaPorte Slicers, ranked ninth, upset top-ranked Elkhart 12-0 in Elkhart Indiana Friday night. Quarterback Dave Jeuer scored on a one yard run and Al added a late insurance run. Both teams move to 6-1 on the season.
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Elkhart
Ind
Las Porte
Bart
Blazers
LaPorte
Dave Jeuer
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