Madison Heights Pirates Top Shelbyville 21 7 In Home Win
The Madison Heights Pirates defeated the Shelbyville Golden Bears 21 to 7 at MH last night. The defense carried the game with two defensive touchdowns and a strong stop near the Shelbyville goal. An arsenal of turnovers marred the contest yet did not derail MH as they built their lead through solid play and key plays by the defense.
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Nick" Nicalson
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Pirates Rally Past Shelbyville In Hard Fought Football Game
The Madison Heights Pirates defeated Shelbyville 21 to 14 after an early 7 0 halftime lead by the Golden Bears. Marty Davis led the rushing with 78 yards on 13 carries and Don Warner added 55 yards as Madison Heights avoided a loss, overcoming fumbles and penalties to seal the win.
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Frankton Eagles overpower Shenandoah with Benefiel big night
Frankton High School tailback Mark Benefiel rushed for over 200 yards including 76 and 36 yard TDs leading a 26-8 win over Shenandoah. The Eagles totaled 410 yards, shutout hopes faded late as Shenandoah scored with 53 seconds left. Coach Moon praised Benefiel and the line while noting room to improve the passing game.
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Packers Travel To Indy Hawks
The Anderson Packers aim to extend a two game winning streak as they visit Indianapolis to face the league leading Hawks in NAFL action. Lloyd Ivy and Mike Hanna pace the aerial attack aided by a retooled defense and coach John Dull says Packers are a better team on a per man basis. Next week they host Lafayette at Memorial Field after tonight's game.
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Football Scores Roundup From Week Night Action
A jumbled list of football scores features teams across Indiana and nearby areas. Notable leads include Mount Serra, Terre Haute South, North Central, and Indianapolis schools like Warren Central and Indiana Tech, with mixed margins and several high scoring games.
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Seyramir Aion
Terre Maute
Madison Heights dominates Shenandoah cross country meet
MH Runners swept the top five as Madison Heights routed Shenandoah 15 46 at Grandview. Tom Jones won individually in 14 23. Kent Rosborough led MH at the reserve meet with an 18 29 victory. Madison Heights hosts Kokomo to open a busy week as local standings unfold.
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Scots D Strong Whip Delta 21 6 In Muncie Tilt
Highland’s offense rips 202 rushing yards led by Dick Kerr with 102 and Bill Daquaine 94 while the defense holds Delta to 22 rushing yards and 68 passing. Kerr adds two touchdowns and perfect extra points as Highland dominates to claim a 21 6 victory over Delta at home.
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Wes-Del Raps Southern Wells in Friday Victory
Wes-Del dominated Southern Wells with strong start and five Wes-Del touchdowns. Mike Davis rushed for three scores on five 12 and 10 yard runs, Greg Rhodes scored three times and threw a score, Steve Walls added a safety, Kevin Keller and Tom Brown contributed converts and kicks as Wes-Del prepared to open White River Conference play hosting Highland.
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Knightstown Rips Marauders 2-0 Victory
Knightstown defeated the Marauders 2 to 0 in a Friday night game. Knightstown gained 232 yards rushing with 12 first downs while the Marauders struggled on offense. Brent McGee scored most of Knightstown points including a five yard run and a 30 yard touchdown pass. Mount Vernon hosts Frankton next Friday.
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Sheridan shuts down Lapel with 43 14 win
Sheridan dominates Lapel 43 14 as Blackhawks' ground game and key scoring drives stretch lead by halftime. Mike Shelburne and Larry Pickell score twice, Bruce Farrer catches two Bulldog touchdowns, and Lapel's lone scores come on passes from Jon Renharger. Lapel heads to Hagerstown next Friday.
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Tigers Rout Pendleton Heights 36 0 Behind Strong Offense
Alexandria Tigers overpower Pendleton Weights with dominant rushing total of 345 yards led by Jeff Closser and Matt Gosnell. Tiger quarterback Hunter runs 79 yards for a touchdown and a 15 0 lead after fourth quarter surge while defense stifles Arabian offense.
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Pro Basketball Star Wise Signs Multiyear Contract
Wise, a Clemson freshman standout last season, signed a multi year deal with the Armavein Basketball Association in his hometown Hullimore. The 20 year old left Clemson amid an NCAA inquiry, saying the situation did not affect his decision to turn pro and pursue basketball.
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Schroeder Leads Southern Open With Two Stroke Gap
John Schroeder fired a two under par 69 to build a two stroke lead at the Southern Open in Columbus. His total 131 after two rounds of the $106000 event puts him ahead as players chase the $10,000 first prize.
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