Pirates Triumph Over Lawrence Central 35-21 in Homecoming Test
Madison Heights Pirates upset Lawrence Central 35-21 after a dominant ground game led by Elroy Robinson who ran 31 times for 219 yards and three touchdowns. Joe Buck added a 26-yard run and a 10-yard TD pass to Randy Bledsoe, while Don Pitman shined on defense with key plays and interceptions.
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Grid Scores From Indiana High School Contests
A sweep of high school football scores from Indiana shows Madison Heights edging Lawrence Central 35 to 21 while Richmond and Anderson posted 21 and 7 respectively. Cambridge City defeated Shenandoah 33 to 12 and Evansville Memorial beat Evansville Reitz 28 to 21 in late overtime. Other notable results include North Knox 6, Castle 2 and Fort Branch 36, Owensville 6.
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Cambridge City Downs Shenandoah in White River clash
Cambridge City scored 20 points in the first quarter and beat Shenandoah 33 to 12. Jerry Dorgan powered the winners with two touchdowns, with Paul Hicks, Mike Ulerich, and Rick Hosey aiding. Shenandoah’s scoring came on a 10 yard pass to Gary Kreegar and a Jeff Shockley plunge.
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Wise Stops Losing Streak in 12-3 Cardinal Win
Rick Wise ended a six game skid by scattering eight hits as St. Louis beat Philadelphia 12-3. Lou Brock Bake McBride and Ted Simmons key hits fueled a nine run decisive stretch with five runs in the eighth. Joe Torre hit his 18th homer as St. Louis stayed close to New York in the NL East race.
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St. Louis
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Joe Torre
Anderson Indians Suffer First Loss At Richmond
Anderson fell 21 to 7 to Richmond in a hard fought clash. The Indians took a late 49 yard TD pass from Steve King to Ed Swain but could not overcome the Red Devils. Coach Woody Moore said the loss did not reflect their performance as they played even with the unbeaten powerhouse.
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Yorktown Triumphs 15 14 As Pendleton Heights Falls
In White River Conference action Pendleton Heights misses a 11-yard field goal after a late two point try failed, letting Yorktown win 15 14. Yorktown builds early lead with passes from Holstein to Reich and Brattain scores, while Pendleton answers with a late surge before final missed kicks. The result shifts both teams in conference standings as Yorktown improves to 1 0 in league play and 3 1 overall.
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Eastbrook Edges Frankton 7 6 on Late Pass
Eastbrook edges Frankton 7 to 6 as Dennis Johnson connects with Mark Coy on a second quarter two point conversion that proves decisive. Eastbrook capitalized on a 14 yard drive to score in the second quarter while Frankton answered with a late first half score. both teams missed fourth quarter field goals as defense dominated. Frankton drops to 1-3 heading to Highland in White River Conference play.
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Mark Coy
Eastbrook
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Sorg Miles Head Field For Winchester Dri-Powr 400
Two time winner Dave Sorg and 1971 champ Denny Miles headline the fourth annual Dri-Powr 400 at Winchester Speedway on Sunday. Sorg defends his Dri-Powr title and leads the ASA Circuit of Champions standings in late model stocks, while Miles sits 13th. Time trials Saturday Sept 29 draw top Midwest stock car drivers for a purse at least $25,000 and 100+ entries expected, with veterans like Bill Kimmel Shorty Hinshaw Gene Christie Mike Eddy Dick Freeman and Jack Shanklin among the lineup.
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Gaston
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Kawkawlin, Mich
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West Carrollton
Ohio
Jack Shanklin
Indianapolis
Mount Vernon holds off Eastern Hancock in conference clash
Mount Vernon Marauders built a 15 8 lead in the third quarter then held on for a 22 14 win over Eastern Hancock. Hardy Huston returned a fumble for a touchdown and Barry Cole scored on a one yard run. Eastern Hancock countered with a 101 yard interception return by James Engleking and a late Mount Vernon score by Larry Darrah. Mount Vernon travels to Pendleton Heights in White River Conference play Friday.
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Charlottesville
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Hardy Huston
Mark Bordenbecker
Eastern
Peter Hubert
James Engleking
Hubert
Mike Hughes
Barry Cole
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Engleking
Larry Darrah
Pendleton Heights
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Cartmill New Athletic Director at Davidson College
Thomas A. Cartmill was named Davidson College's new athletic director succeeding Tom Scott who retires after the 1973 74 school year. Cartmill, 51, has been AD and chairman of physical education at St Lawrence University for 14 years and will join Davidson as athletic director elect by March 1.
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Thomas A. Cartmill
Davidson College
Tom Scott
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N.Y
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Montclair, N.J
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Massachusetts
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