Indians Sink Kokomo 6-0 in NCC Showdown
Anderson maintains a dominant defense to edge Kokomo 6-0 as Johnny Johnson scores the lone third quarter TD after a string of Kokomo drives into Anderson territory. Key plays include Dixon Lecrease’s interception at the two and strong late stand by the Tribe to preserve a seventh win in eight games.
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Indians Rescue
Kokomo
Bob Coffman
Herald
Wildcats
Anderson
Indians
Angleeson
Tribe
Wikkcats
Dixon Lecrease
Pat King
Bob Bales
Ricky
Wildcat
Dave Fox
King
Yorktown Clinches Title Share in Narrow Frankton Clash
Yorktown football earned a share of the White River Conference title after a 14 12 win over Frankton. Bob Holstein scored all Yorktown points on the go ahead drive and extra point, with a key defensive play by Dennis John and a second period interception setting up the Eagles’ final score. Frankton led early and tied late, but Yorktown pulled ahead in the second quarter and held on.
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Frankton
Bob Holstein
Eagles
Yorktown
White River
Tigers
Highland
Holstein
Pendleton Tiger
Mark
Guy
Tiger
Dennis John R
Som
Eagle
Columbia City
Bellmont
Heritage
Leo
New Palestine
Tri-High
Mishawaka
South Adams
Bluffton
Bend Clay
Fort Wayne
Concordia
Boonville
North Knox
South Fort Wayne
New Haven
North Posey
Tecumseh
Chicago
South
Southridge
Petersburg
Dick Butkus
Chi
Fort Wayne Wayne
Hart Princston
Atlse
Cago Bears
Northfield
White
Wawasee
Concord
Butkus
New England
Atlanta
Montreal Expos Trade Talk Bloodies Scoreless Negotiations
Renko seeks a trade amid salary dispute as Montreal struggles. Dan Fetty rushes for 104 yards on 18 carries in a tight game where Frankton coach Jim Fanning and Expos manager Dennis Ice lament missed field goals and failed negotiations.
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Yorktown
Eldab
Montreal
Monster
Expos
Eagles
Frankton
Jim Fanning
Dennis Ice
Renko
Ithe
Schlee Leads Kaiser Open Amid Bold Round
Jobe Schlee fired a brilliant 67 at Silverado to seize a one stroke lead at the Kaiser International Open. Ed Sneed and Hale Irwin shot 66 to sit near 134 and 135 respectively, with Johnny Miller among top names at 138 after a 68 effort. Forrest Fezler, John Schroeder and Grier Jones skewed the board as play continued.
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Napa
Vali
Jobe Sehle
Eho
Brillant
Stee
Silverado
Schlee
Ed Sneed
Hale Irwin
Forrest Fezler
John Schroeder
Grier Jones
Schroeder
Fezler
Jones
Johnny Miller
Miller
Prep Grid Scores Huskies Bounce Mount Vernon
High school football reports show Mount Vernon 0 at Hamilton Heights 40 and Mount Vernon’s season record dropping to 3 5 after a loss. The article lists numerous scores across Indiana and notes Huskies and Mount Vernon and Sherman-like plays amid Friday night action.
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Eastside
Central Noble
Terre Haute North
Evans
Jeff Evansville
Harrison
Herald
Sease
Hamilton Heights
Linton
Charleston
Ill
Sullivan
Jensy Ato
Mount Vernon
Tipton Tops Alex 14 0 in CIC race showdown
Tipton blanked Alexandria 14 to 0 as Dick Cage accelerated for 195 of Tipton's 248 rushing yards. Cage scored from 27 yards in the second quarter with Val Fakes adding the extra point and later another kick. Blackford now leads the CIC with one loss while Alexandria drops to 2nd. Tipton hopes to spoil Blackford's title bid next week.
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Tipton
Alexandria
Dick Cage
Blackford
CIC
Alexandeia
Loop Joes
Tigers
Ine Sive Devits
Agai
Houston Riddles and a rout by the Cougars
Houston built a 21 7 lead at halftime and then overwhelmed Miami Hurricanes as Reggie Cherry and a quick scoring flurry broke the game open. Houston’s defense limited the Hurricanes to 68 yards rushing, while Tommy Kaiser recovered a fumble and set up later scores. Hamilton Heights and Mount Vernon games followed with Huskies scoring late and closing gaps, but the big action centered on the Cougars’ 21 7 halftime cushion and decisive fourth quarter surge.
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John R. Skinner
Hse Praesie
MIAMI
Howson
C. Nobles
Reggie Cherry
Nobles
Stan
Mami Greag Inara
Ed Soine
Cougars
Tommy Kaiser
Noles
Spf
Ead Byron
Wilbeham
Thonard Packer
Chevy
Huri
Houston
Iereapad
Cougarne
Bubba Broussard
Mount Vernon
Robert
Bailey
Caty Gree
Jett Puna
Huskies
Miller
Hamilton Heights
Michel
Mike Miller
Parentine
Miler Mae
Tom
Ferguson
Jeff Gunn
Dalow
Mol
Waccone
Batt
Vernon
Hamiton
Gary Brown
Mitchell
Hamilton Heigh
Stvantage
Anal
Elwood Edges Peral Ford On Late Kane Field Goal
Elwood Panthers survive a tight CIC test after Kane boots a 44 yard field goal with 149 left in the game. Ray Coole scores early on a 44 yard run, Kevin Courtney adds the extra, and Elwood holds on for a 7-0 lead. Peral Pew closes the gap late with a five yard pass to Farley, but Elwood finishes 4-4 in the CIC and its first four-win season since 1968.
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Elwood
Bill Hocker
Panther
Ray Coole
Kevin Courtney
Rick
Elwood Bepa
Billy Hocker
Pat “Dle
Kane
Flood Panthers
Peral Pew
Central Indiana
Randy “Farley
Mark
Arwood
Panthers
Greenfield Central
Greg Yost
Griffith
Highland
Frank Campbell
Jim Box
Hodges
Dick Kerr
Arabs Roll Past Highland to Stay Alive in WRC Race
Pendleton Heights used a strong ground attack and stout defense to beat Highland 24 to 6, moving into second place in the White River Conference. Robin Abel led a defense with three fumble recoveries while Alan Esche and Ray Melton fueled the offense with key runs and a fourth-quarter score. Highland suffered four fumbles and a late interception as Pendleton, without star Gary Brattain, pulled away in the second half.
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Pendleton
White River
Highland
Robin Abel
Pendleton Heights
Gary Brattain
Alan Esche
Ray Melton
Bruce Griffith
Brattain
Dave Tor-rence
Melton
Esche
Decanter
Shenandoah
Elwood
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Anderson Territoy
Indiana
Kevin ‘Abney
Dino Velikas
Zeke Anson
Kurt Kingseed
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Dene Ie
Yeedage
Reus Yarden
Bagses
Ams
Ibson
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Mike Lawyer
Highlands Kimpy Sanders
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Ence
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Peru
Gary West
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Jimtown
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Northridge
Whitko
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Fairfield
Evansville — Memorial
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Tile Mater del
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Castle
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Haubstadt
Heritage Hills
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Sm Spencer
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Avon
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Tell City
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Triton
Caston & Evansville
Texe Haute
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Clinton
LaSalle
Penny
Tipton Blanks
Alex
Houston Riddles
Miami Hurricanes
Canes
Ricky Terrell
Rrouston
Kevin Bailey
Box
Madigan County
Madison Heights
Elroy Robinson
Muncie North
Joe Williams
Abel
Williams
Byard
Mike Sawyer
Mike Delanter
Highand
Scott Berline
Fairview Auto Sales
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City Water
City Sewer
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