Pirates Win On Pete Pokatis Field Goal At buzzer
Madison Heights coach Tom Bruin hailed Pete Pokatis for a 25 yard field goal as time expired giving the Pirates a 9 7 victory over Tech. The team praised disciplined play and outside kick recovery by Tom Koester.
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Madison Heights Edges Southside In Olympic Conference Showdown
Madison Heights edged Muncie South 29 to 28 at Grandview as Dan Hubler won in 12 44 with Elmer Martin close behind in another strong showing. Southside won the junior meet 39 to 20 and Madison Heights moves on to sectional action at Pendleton Heights.
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Colts confront post McCafferty era with blame and new leadership
Baltimore players accept blame for a 1 4 record and defend fired coach Don McCafferty while pledging support for his replacement John Sandusky. The seven man committee's statement cites poor execution and lack of preparation amid management changes led by Joe Thomas and owner Robert Irsay.
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Phillip Archey set for area PPK action in football drive
Phillip Archey, 12, leads in district Kokomo and Indianapolis rounds for the punt, pass and kick event. He heads to Chicago for halftime duties at the Bears Niners game with hopes of reaching the regional semi finals in San Francisco and a shot at the Pro Bowl in Miami. He weighs 193 pounds at 5 feet 9 inches and stars for South Side Junior High School.
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Lapel Bulldogs Top Greenfield in Cross Country Meet
Lapel led by Mike Willoughby set a new course record as they defeated Greenfield Central 41 to 16 on Tuesday. Willoughby finished in 12 37, with Glasscock the lone Greenfield Central runner in the top two. Lapel improves to 14 2 and heads to the sectional Friday at Grandview Golf Course.
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Central Bear Harriers Vie For City Tonight
Central Highs cross country vies for city championship as coach Dick Pendley notes the team’s 5-5 season record and variable performance. Don Smith and King Huddleston pace the Bears with two mile times around 11 30, while juniors and eighth grader Tim Swain receive praise for potential.
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Utter Resumes Boxing Program At Reformatory
Pendleton Indiana Reformatory will resume amateur boxing this week under coach Bob Utter. Returning lettermen include Amalee Cole Bat Battles Duck Ward Pop Corn Hunt Hero Graham Manny Murray and Mel Tony. Utter previously led a state Golden Gloves champion 1967 team and a 1968 group strong enough to be barred after one night.
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Chuck) Utter
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Freshman North Side Defeats Highland South Side
In a football matchup, North Side freshmen beat Highland South Side 29 to 6. Central did not score, final margin strong for North Side as they secure season momentum.
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Dunkel System Defines Team Strength in 1972
The Dunkel system offers a continuous index of team strength by combining scoring margin with average opposition rating and weighting recent play. Originated in 1929 by Dick Dunk, this method ranks teams and is applied to games of the week ending October 22, 1972.
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