Johnson Leads Indians To Victory At Lafayette
Lafayette Indiana Friday night Johnson halfback John Johncon powered the Indians to a 14 0 halftime lead with two short scoring runs then opened the second half with a long TD run to seal a 21 4 victory over Lafayette Jefferson. He had 133 yards on 13 carries as the Indians rolled up 8 yards rushing. An early miscue by Lafayette set the tone when Jeff Spencer fumbled at his own 25.
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Lafayette
Anderson
John Johncon
Indians
Tribe
Lafayette Jefferson
Johnson
Jeff
Jeff Spencer
Jim Sanders
Brent Stull
Bales
Spencer
Dave Grener
Bronchos
Indians Dominate Bronchos in Lopsided 21 0 Victory
Indiana teams total offense leans on strong ground game as Johnson and Vaughn spark scoring drives. Anderson blocks Lafayette Jefferson, forcing turnovers and sealing a 21 0 win to finish the regular season with momentum.
Madison Heights narrowly falls to Perry Meridian 21 16
Madison Heights built a 21 point lead behind Elroy Robinson 289 rushing yards and a standout goal line stand but Perry Meridian answered with two late scores and a crucial roughing penalty. Robinson remained key on both sides as the Pirates held on for the win at Haworth Field.
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Dave
Ace
Loverly Herald Sports Eshor
Madison Heights
Vusting
Pirates
Stime
Petty Meridian
Dave Morrin
Ry Meridian
Steve Mills
Dave Theil
John Frazier Sinter
Theil
Bucs
Perry Meridian
Tim Kennedy
Falcons
Ed Siegfried
Falconn
Woessner
Kevin Goen
Robinson
Young
Kokomo Haworth
Phil Faris
Haworth
Perry Mer
Yorktown Triumphs Over Wes-Del 21-13
Yorktown Tigers rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Wes-Del 21-13 on Friday. Bill Joonson scored both Wes-Del touchdowns on runs of 15 and 4 yards after an early 44-yard TD by Yorktown’s Chris Miller. Mike Fauqher's 17-yard run put Yorktown ahead in the third, with Bob Holstein connecting with Lloyd Stargs for the two-point convert and Holstein adding a 12-yard score and extra point.
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Falcons
Theil
Morgan
Robinson
Falker
Trueblood
Peri
Yorktown
Wes del
New Palestine Routs Mount Vernon 44-0 in Friday Night Game
Marauders fall 44-0 as New Palestine dominates with Beasley scoring three touchdowns including a 12 yard run for a early lead. Key plays include a punt block by Katulowski and a 60 point first quarter tally with Turner kicking.
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Fortville
David Beasley
New Palatine
Mount Vernon
Beasley
Ed Turer
Turner
Charles Hatcher
Ere Betaly
Eto
Byard
Brian Kat‘lowski
Mey Tone
New Palestine
Shenandoah
White River
Ulyeh Rakes
Bruins Dump Alex for Share of CIC Victory
Blackford Bruins defeated Alexandria Tigers 35 to 14 to clinch a share of the Central Indiana Conference. Jeff Perry led a strong ground game with 343 yards, as Bud Brown and Bob Bowman scored twice each, while Alexandria fought back with timely defense and turnovers but couldn’t overcome the host’s momentum.
Prep Grid Scores Show Wide Indiana High School Results
A long list of prep football scores from Indiana schools is cataloged, highlighting Madison weights 2 and Perry Meridian 16, Madison Grant 21 and South Wood 12, New Palestine 44 and Mount Vernon 9, and many other matchups, with occasional notes on overtime and regional teams. The dense tally shows a statewide snapshot of late season games and results across cities, towns, and independent clubs.
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Madison Weights
Perry Meridian
Anderson
Lafayette
Elwood
Pendleton Heights
Blackford
Alexandria
Highland
Shenandoah
Yorktown
Wes del
Madison Grant
Southwood
New Palestine
Mount Vernon
Delta
Frankton
Wests
Rensselaer
Bloomington South
Austille
Chesterton
Michigan City
Rogers
Clarksville
Providence
Bedford
Jeffersonville
Columbus North
Salem
Brownstown Central
Brownsburg
Lebanon
Shelbyville
Martinsville
Indels Howe
Warren Cenral
Tell City
Princeton
Kokomo Haworth
Muncie
Southston
Knightstown
Centerville
Concord
Bremen
Fairfield
Northridge
South Bend St. Joseph's
Penn
Rochester
North Wood
Goshen
Culver Military
Lakeland
West Noble
Prairie Heights
Bronson
Mich
North Judson
LaVille
Marion
New Castle
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
Southport
Indels Manual
Tipton
Tayloe
Cascade
Cloverdale
Plainfield
Avon
Danville
Mooresville
Knox
John Glenn
Mount Verton
Hancock
Terre Haste South
West Vigo
Bloominton North
Jenkinas County
Pike
Broad Ripe
Greenfield Central
Beech Grove
Greenwood
Franklin Cerral
Whiteland
Decatur Central
Attica
North Vermillion
Washington
Indels
Northwest
Carine
Noblesville
Greencastle
Tere Haute
Highland Edges Shenandoah Raiders In Close Win
Scots clip Raiders 22 14 to stay alive for a share of the WRC title. Highland used a late TD drive and a miscued extra point to pull ahead after Shenandoah struck early in the third period. Shenandoah’s defense pressed but Highland held on as Yorktown remains unbeaten in conference play.
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Jeff Evans
Erald
Mdidletown
Highland High School
Shenandoah Raiders
Tams Edge Pacers 93 91 in tense basketball football clash
Indiana score details mix with Shenandoah and Memphis references as Tams edge Pacers 93 91 in a late drive. Hodges pushes for the Scots while multiple plays and fumbles shape the rough finish, with Shenandoah threatening before a late turnover seals the score.
Courtney Sparks Elwood's Romp Over Pendleton Heights
Elwood Panthers quarterback Kevin J. Courtney ran for five touchdowns and added a two point conversion in a 42 point victory over Pendleton Heights. Courtney scored on runs of 1 33 12 3 and 27 yards as Elwood dominated. He added a first quarter extra point and a late drive set up by a reception for his fourth score. Elwood improves to 5-4, hosts Wabash next, while Pendleton Heights drops to 5-5 after a Wednesday game with Winchester.
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Anderson
Woody Moore
Bales
Spencer
Vaughn
Elwood
Kevin J. Courtney
Pendleton Heights
Courtney
Panthers
Billy Hocker
Courtey
Panther Mike Wilson
Pat
Kane
Anthors
Wabash
Winchester
Jlwood
Basketball and hockey scores from scattered games
Summary of several pro games with Memphis beating Indiana 99 to 91 and Kentucky 104 to Virginia 99. San Antonio 18 led New York 87. Carolina 109 defeated Denver 104 in overtime. Boston 113 beat New York 101 and Milwaukee 98 defeated Philadelphia 92. Cleveland 97 edged Chicago 121 to 113. Hockey scores show Quebec 5 Minnesota 4 and Toronto 3 Winnipeg 3 in a close set.
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Memphis
Indiana
Kenucky
Virginia
San Antonio
New York
Carolina
Denver
Boston
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chicago
Houston
Quebec
Minnesota
Toronto
Winnipeg
Los Angeles
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Darryl Fox
Bob Bales
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Robert Johnson
Mike Beatty
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Dave Courtney
Vint Vaughn
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Logansport
Interson Py
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Tom Mann
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Greg Young
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Elroy
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Falcon
Elroy Robinson
Harland
Jeff Atteberry
York
Pat Downe
Marauders
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Alex
CIC
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Hartford City
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Liniana
Jeff Per
Tony Tignor
Tom Nottingham
John Pierce
Tim Parnell
Bruin
Stan Lower
Phil Payne
Jerry Crosser
Tiger
Alexandri
Bud Brown
Nottingham
Alexandia
Ghedeve
Ackle
Eerve
Parnell
Brown
Bob Bowman
Crosser
Bowman
Huntington
Umblos
Richmond
Mississinewa
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Cambridge City
North Knox
Sullivan
Hobart
Gary Roosevelt
Gary Wallace
Gary West
Portage
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South Bend Washington
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LaPorte
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Brazil
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Gary Emerson
Gary Mam
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Indiana Deal
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Neuman
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Indiana Pacers
Deniele Kel
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Ami
Iowa
Jin
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Romp
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MR. H. L. Hansen
Western Auto Supply Co
Grand Avenue
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Daffodil
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