Pirates edge Tech 9 7 on last second field goal
Madison Heights coach Tom Bruin hails Pete Pokatis for a 25 yard game winner with no time left to lift the Pirates over Tech 9 7. The win comes despite a five yard penalty and includes notes on defense and special teams performance.
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Pete
Madison Heights
Tom Bruin
Pete Pokatis
Pirates
Tech
Bruin
Pean
Tom Koester
Pirate
Dave Wells
Muncie North
Luther Bradley
NIH
SCOT
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Pete Reynolds
Pendleton Heights
Rick Frye
Bruce Dunham
Rod Ogden
Doug Beller
John Kerr
Gary Brattain
Mike Hines
Reynolds
Kerr
Tipton
Mount Vernon
Shenandoah
Yorktown
White River
Ron Munden
Gary Kreegar
Anderson
Woody Moore
Kokomo
Muncie
Moore
Lafayette
Madison Heights Edges Muncie South in Nonconference Race
Madison Heights won 28 to 29 over Muncie Southside at Grandview with Dan Hubler clocking 12 44 as winner and Elmer Martin four seconds back in his best effort. Southside won the reserve meet 20 to 39, with Pirates advancing to the Pendleton sectional Friday.
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Grandview
Dan Hubler
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Hubler
Pendleton Heights
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A. Hubler
Martin
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Man
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Colts Owners and Players Clash Over Firing of Coach
Baltimore players blamed themselves for a 1-4 start and defended fired coach Don McCafferty while pledging support for his replacement John Sandusky. The seven member committee led by Bill Curry criticized management, calling the firing unjust and citing lack of communication as the core issue.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Don McCafferty
John Sandusky
McCafferty
Colts
Joe Thomas
Tech
Bill Curry
Thomas
Curry
Robert Irsay
Carroll Rosenbloom
Phillip Archey Aims for Area PPK Honors and Pro Bowl
Phillip Archey, 12, heads toward Chicago for halftime performance in the Bears vs 49ers game after winning local Anderson and Kokomo events and district in Indianapolis. Aiming for regional semis in San Francisco and a shot at the Pro Bowl in Miami, he weighs 193 pounds at 5 9 and plays halfback for South Side Junior High.
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Phillip Archey
Ford
Phillip
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Chicago
Chicago Bears
San Francisco 49Ers
San Francisco
Miami
South Side
Edgar Archey
West 20Th Street
Herald
Cleo Noble
Lapel Bulldogs Set Course Record in Win Over Greenfield
Mike Willoughby led Lapel to a 41 16 victory over Greenfield Central as he set a new course mark with a 12 37. Lapel moved to 14 2 on the season and heads to the sectional meet Friday at Grandview Golf Course.
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Lapel
Mike Willoughby
Greenfield Central
Bulldogs
Glasscock
Greenfield
Grandview Golf Course
Willoughby
Passwater
Tarvin
Central Bear Harriers Vie For City Tonight
Central bears race for city cross country title with coach Dick Pendley noting their 5 5 season, upsets over Northside and Southside, and a key lineup led by Don Smith and King Huddleston. He cites inconsistent mood as the main unknown before the city meet.
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City Tonight
Central
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Bears
Pendley
Northside
Southside
Madison Heights
Don Smith
Smith
King Huddleston
Huddleston
Chris Plummer
Eric Floyd
Mark Keith Warner
James Leo
Terry Prince
Mike Tackett
Dan Barr
Utter Resumes Boxing Program At Reformatory
Pendleton Indiana Amateur boxing will resume at the Indiana Reformatory under Bombers coach Bob Utter. Several 1971 crew members return as training restarts this week. Lettermen Amalee Cole Bat Battles Duck Ward Pop Corn Hunt Hero Graham Manny Murray and Mel Tony notable among returnees.
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Pendleton
Indiana Reformatory
Bob
Chuck) Utter
Madison County
Utter
Amalee (King) Cole
Bat Battles
Duck Ward
Pop Corn Hunt
Hero Graham
Manny Murray
Mel Tony
Indianapolis
Freshman North Side Triumphs Over Highland 29 14
Freshman North Side defeats Highland 29 to 14 while South Side wins 6 to 0 against Central. Leael 18 blanks Markleville 0 in a separate junior league score update.
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North Side
Highland
South Side
Central
Markleville
Dunkel System Explains College Football Strength
The Dunkel index ranks teams by a continuous strength score based on scoring margins and opponent ratings. It weighs recent performance and offers a comparative measure of teams against similarly rated foes for games of the week ending October 22, 1972.
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Dick Dunkek
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