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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1971

Page

8

Madison Heights Routs New Haven for First Win

Madison Heights Pirates upset New Haven 32 to 7 to notch their first victory. Dominant defense limited the Bulldogs to 96 rushing yards and 22 passing, while five second half drives produced three scores. Printas Davis and Joe Minnick led the scoring with two touchdowns and one extra point each.

Madison Heights Pirates New Haven Pirate Marion Buccaneer NIH Pirates Printas Davis Larry Buck Dan Carwile Joe Minnick Mario Remson Kevin McKenzie Madison Heights

Munden Sparks Shenandoah Past Tri-High 22-6

Quarterback Ron Munden threw two touchdown passes to lift Shenandoah to a 22-6 victory over Tri-High on Friday night. With 6:02 left in the first half Munden connected with Larry Morton on a 65 yard scoring strike.

Lewisville Ron Munden Shenandoah Tri-High Munden Larry Morton

Baseball scores and results from Thursday and Friday

National League games included Chicago at New York 0-8, San Francisco 1 Montreal 6, Philadelphia 2 Jehneburghe 6, St Louis 1 Atlanta 4, Houston 3. American League Chicago 3 Washington 1 Baltimore 6, New York 2 California 2, Boston 0 at Milwaukee 5. Friday saw St Louis 7 Montres 2 and Chicago 4 Philadelphia 3. Tri-Highs vs Shenandoah details note Joe Sanders 95 rushing yards and Tim Sanders 16-0 halftime. Shenandoah 2-1 at White River Conference next.

New York Minelanati San Francisco Montreal Philadelphia Jehneburghe St. Louis Atlanta Houston Ego Los Angeles Washington Itimore Clifornia Kansas City Oston Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh San Diego Minnesota California Troit Baltimore York Milwaukee Inn Colbert Rahmsen Palmer Detroit Qalich Boston Bretto Might Forma Murphy Hunter Milwaukeeton Fitzmorris Kaat Pappas Wise Stoneman Sadecki Blass Nolan Forsch Peat Kirby San Fran Diego Perry Abrh Griffin Unser Beniquez Nelson Harrelson Aoliver Cf Lahoud Mincher Howard Kranpool Ib Hebner Riddlebyr Cooper Ballen Singleton Rmiller If Randle Herndt Bconglo If Folj Ctaylor Fisk Burraghs Martinez Crag Gentry Briles Kison Giusti Bet Lanier Tiant Louis Bolin Brock Mf Hunt Thompson Sizemore Cox Malou Staub Lindblad Torre Simmons Fairey Riddlebergr Cruz Bailey Culp McCraw Culp Hague Sutherind Burroughs Maxvill Bateman Ibson Morton McGinn James Ef Doyle Harmon Ooed Hickman McArver Gooser Bourque D Johnson Santo Montanez Popovich Luzinski Fernandz Koegel Torres Anderson Cf E—Fairey Ereyards North of Decker Brandon Brock Bwillams Gamble Muniz Gibson H.reed Torrezo- Seanmats Foster Cf Jalourf Gura Balteric Menke K.reynolds Corrales Edwards Ec Wilson Chaney Simpson K. Reynolds Sprague North Decker McCarver McRae E—Carbo T.perez Edwards Cedeno Paul D.wilson Foster Alou Balterie

Air Conditioned Lone Oak Smorgasbord Ad

Local dining spot at 5442 Nichol Ave offers carry out specials including a bucket of chicken for 3.99 and complete meals for 2.29 in an air conditioned setting.

Lone Oak Nichol Ave

Manor League Box Scores Reveal Season Totals and Feats

Box score notes show Bastion and Washington teams with key players R Smith, Petrocelli, Fisk and Unser. R Smith hits a 2B and HR, Petrocelli adds an HR, Beniquez and Unser steal bases while Mincher feeds a sacrifice fly. Washington records 12 runs to Bastion 7.

Bastion Washington E—Griffin R.miller Beniquez Boston R.smith B.allen Cooper Unser Petrocelli Fisk Sb—Unser D.nelson S—Culp Mincher

Weekend Grid Scores From Indiana High School Football

A consolidated report lists score results from numerous Indiana high school football games with teams such as Madison Heights Richmond Eastbrook Lawrenceburg and Fort Wayne North facing various opponents. Standouts include West Vigo 79 Clinton 0 and Adams Central 7 Homestead 48 with multiple ties and close finishes across the region.

Bears place LeRoy Daffy on move list for possible trade

The Chicago Bears announced veteran linebacker LeRoy Daffy was placed on the move list with expectations he could be traded sometime next week.

Chicago LeRoy Daffy Friday Chicago Bears

Richmond Routs Anderson High 42 7 in NCC clash

Richmond built an early lead with two fumbles by Anderson High and dominated most of the game. Trent Smock starred with two TD receptions seven extra points and two punt returns plus a 39 yard average on two punts. Richmond improves to 2 1 in NCC while Anderson drops to 0 2 and hosts Muncie Central next.

Rick Vols Richmond Anderson High School Red Devils Trent Smock Paul Johnson Anderson Jim

Bucs Edge Pendleton Heights In Tennis Duel

Madison Heights tops Pendleton Heights 5-2 at Riley Park in a doubles sweep. Singles see Jeff Akers and Bob Rohlfing win for MH while Ron Karkosky Jack Taylor and Jeff Evans also contribute decisive bouts. Kerr and Harber seal the doubles win as MH hosts Greenfield Central Monday.

Gary Bingaman Jeff Akers Ron Karkosky Jack Taylor Bucs Akers Taylor Bingaman Jerry Smith Kerr Harber Simmons Norris The Pirates Greenfield Central Madison Heights Pendleton Heights Gary Ron Karkesky Farrell Simmerman Jerry Smith Jeff Evans Brad Bob Rohlfing Sonny Paxton Akers and Toploe Bingaman and Simmons and

Lapel Bulldogs Defeat Tri-Central in Cross Country Meet

Lapel won against Tri-Central 38 17 as distance star Mike Willoughby ran two miles in 9 minutes 48 seconds on a flat course. Lapel previously beat Highland 18 35 and edged reserve action 19 4 with Simmerman winner in 12 12. Next week Lapel hosts Pendleton Heights Alexandria Shenandoah and Hamilton Southeastern.

Lapel Tri-Central Mike Willoughby Bulldogs Willoughby Highland Simmerman Pendleton Heights Alexandria Shenandoah Hamilton Southeastern

Plant 16 Wins Delco Remy Maintenance Championship

Steve Caster belted a three run homer in the fifth as Plant 16 ran past Plant Seven 18 to 4 at UAW 662 Diamond. Worley posted four hits and Garner added three as Plant 16 captured the Delco Remy maintenance title with two late runs sealing the win.

Steve Caster Ray Hughes Whitey York Plant 16 Plant Seven UAW Diamond Worley Garner Delco Remy Lynch Archey Fulton Shirley

Pennant Races At A Glance

The chart shows standings and recent results for teams in the pennant races. Key teams include St. Louis Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego with home and away records and divisions noted. The West Division leaders San Francisco (.867) and Los Angeles (.826) are highlighted with sequence of opponents and venues.

Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Montreal San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Houston Cincinnati Atlanta

Rip South Side Anderson netters beat Muncie South 5 2 at May's Park

Anderson five seven singles winners Dick Smith Steve Gephardt Steve Macholtz and Jim Kerry triumphed in singles with Smith and Dave Pistol pairing to take 6 0 6 2 doubles over Poore and Swain Morris Anderson reserves swept 4 0 and the team hosts Marion Tuesday to close the period

Anderson Netters Muncie South May’s Park Dick Smith Steve Gephardt Steve Macholtz Jim Oe Kerry Smith Dave Pistol Jack Poore Scott Swain Anderson Tribe Marion Brad Wright Sylvester Shafer

Pendleton Heights Routs Yorktown 14-8 in WRC clash

Pendleton Heights with a 14-8 White River Conference win over Yorktown. Dennis Brandle stopped a late Yorktown drive at the eleven, sealing the Arabians’ victory as time expired. Tim Redmond and Dave Rubenking powered Pendleton Heights with a one yard sneak and a late score after a Hilton botched punt setup. Yorktown earlier led 8-0 on a Estep to Conwell TD and extra point.

Pendleton Heights Yorktown Bob Coffman Herald Pendleton White River Dennis Brandle Jim Estep Estep Rick Conwell Craig Charles Tigers Steve Hilton Histon Mike Shirley Shirley Hilton Dave Rubenking

Truex Leads Eagles To First Win 26-25

Frankton Eagles defeated Eastbrook 26-25 as Jim Truex threw for one touchdown and ran for two. Truex had 96 rushing yards on 17 carries, with key scores including a seven yard TD run and a late third quarter drive that put Frankton ahead 26-19.

Truex Eagles Frankton Jim Truex Frankton Eagles Eastbrook Howells van Briggle

Argylls Lose To Lewis Cass In Road Clash

Lewis Cass remained unbeaten by defeating Argylls Madison Grant 27 to 6 in a Mid Indiana Conference road game. Bill Roberts scored from 10 yards in the first quarter then from the two in the second to push ahead. Greg Marsh and Jay Strauch connected on an eight yard TD pass with a conversion for a 20 point lead. Dennis Buroker scored on a quarterback keeper late in the third to cut the gap, but Marsh and Strauch again connected on a six yard pass in the final frame sealing the win.

Lewis Cass Madison Grant Indiana Argylls Bill Roberts Yars Roberts Greg Marshe Jay Strauch Dennis Buroker Marshand Strauch

County Softball Tourney Carded

Entries are being accepted for the Madison County Open Softball Tournament, a single elimination fast pitch event at Shadyside Park starting Monday. A 2 p.m. Sunday meeting will collect entries, a $25 fee, and a 15 player roster. Prizes include trophies for first and second place, plus MVP and sportsmanship awards. contact Jack Overmyer at 644-1923 for details.

Shadyside Park Shadyside Jack Overmyer

Turnovers Cost Mount Vernon Turnovers Cost Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon fumbles and interceptions set up all Eastern Hancock scores as the Royals beat Mount Vernon 26 to 8 Friday night. Randy Tompkins forced a fumble recovery for a second quarter score, Dare Smith connected with Jeff Beese for a 16 yard TD, and Joe Jackson scored on a one yard run. Mount Vernon answered with a late fourth quarter 40 yard pass to Rick Byers and a Gary Newman conversion. Eastern Hancock finished with two third quarter scores and a late Hewson two yard run. Mount Vernon travels to Pendleton Heights next Friday.

Mike Noe Rick Byers Gary Newman Mike Hewson Hancock Mount Vernon Pendleton Heights Coe

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