Anderson Indians Blank Muncie Central 25 0 at Den ny Field
Anderson High School coach Woody Moore got key help from Paul and Johnny Johnson as the Indians overwhelmed Muncie Central 25 0 at Den ny Field. Paul Johnson ran for 95 yards and two touchdowns, Johnny Johnson 81 yards rushing and a TD, Barcus threw two TD passes, and the defense held the Bearcats to 83 rushing and 38 passing yards with several critical fumbles. Anderson hosts New Castle next Friday in NCC play.
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Jim Bailey
Anderson High School
Woody Moore
Johnson
Paul
Johnny
Tribe
Muncie Central Bearcats
Delaware County
Denny Field
Bearcats
Terry Johnson
Jim Barcus
Greg Stamper
Muncie Central
Kerry Wiggerly
Cats
Johnny Taylor
Tim Kuzma
Quar
Jerback
Marc Langas
Marty Frendt
Keith Alexander
Anderson
Indians
Larry Clark
John Barr
Lindall Glenn
John Foster
Ken Burt
Alexander
Paul Johnson
Johnny Johnson
Stamper
Bill Kennedy
John Bair
Central
Tribes
AHL
Barcus
French
NCC
New Castle
Trojans
Jim Meyers
Gary Oglesby
David Segraves
John Short
Herald
Steve Oberreich
High school grid scores from Indiana and nearby opponents
A dense roster of high school football results lists Anderson over Muncie Central 25 to 0 and many other matchups. Notable shows include Carmel 20 over Frankfort 8, Indianapolis Washington 35 over Southport 7, Gary West 51 over Gary Emerson 6, and Delta 21 over Eastbrook 6, with numerous additional scores across Indiana towns and cities.
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Western
Northwestern
Howard County
Carmel
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Washington
Southport
Arlington
Warren
Central
Indianapolis Shortridge
Ben Davis
Greenwood
Speedway
South Bend
St. Joseph's
Mishawaka
Mich
Clay
Wawasee
Bremen
Rochester
Warsaw
Kokomo Haworth
Taylor
Eastern
Howard Co
Southwood
Tipton
Noblesville
Richmond
New Castle
Hamilton Hights
Cambridge City
Hagerstown
Portland
Connersville
Greensburg
Triton Central
Tri-High
Huntington
Wabash
Gary Roosevelt
Gary Wirt
Munster
Highland
Griffith
River Forest
Hammond Gavit
East Chicago
Roosevelt
Hammond Morton
Hammond Noll
Hammond Clark
Plainfield
Greencastle
Terre Haute North
Sullivan
Fort Wayne Northrop
Munleie North
Delta
Eastbrook
North Central
Marion
County Boxers Bring Home Five Medals
Five Madison County boxers earned three golds and two silvers at the AAU Junior Olympics in Terre Haute. Dave Kelich defeated Chuck Papey of Terre Haute for gold. Steve Schuyler and Greg Walker also won golds. Schuyler beat Rick Alsum of South Bend. Walker stopped Leo Chrisley in the second round. Joe Huffman took silver, losing to Steve Action of Muncie, and Charles McGarigle was runner up to Reginald Hersher of Indianapolis.
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Madison County
Terre Haute
Dave Kelich
Chuck Papey
Steve Schuyler
Greg Walker
Schuyler
Rick Alsum
South Bend
Walker
Leo Chrisley
Joe Huffman
Steve Action
Muncie
Charles McGarigle
Reginald Hersher
Indianapolis
Isaac Wins Pole at Martinsville in Old Dominion 500
Bobby Isaac of Catawba North Carolina set a track qualifying record at Martinsville Speedway Friday with a speed of 83.636 mph driving a 1971 Dodge. He earned $1,000 and the pole position for Sundays 500 lap 262 mile Old Dominion 500 NASCAR race.
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Martinsville, Va
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
N.C
Martinsville Speedway
Isaac
Highland Routs Frankton 28-14 for First Win of Season
Scots fullback Neale Dugger scored three touchdowns and rushed for 110 yards to power Highland past Frankton in a White River Conference clash. Dave Purkey added 92 rushing yards and a 55-yard TD, as Highland built a 14-0 halftime lead and held on for the 28-14 victory.
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Neale Dugger
Highland
White River
Frankton
Dave Purkey
Dugger
Greg Asbury
John Kerr
Phil Graham
Scots
Asbury
Purkey
Richard Howells
Howells
Bruce Dunham
Jim Truex
Pat
George Covington
Eagles
Truex
Eagle
Frankten
Alexandria Tigers Dominate Elwood In 30-8 Win
Alexandria rushes for 402 yards led by Scott Frazier 133 yards on 14 carries and Steve Stevens scores once with two TD passes. Stan Daugherty adds two touchdowns as the Tigers improve to 2-2 and host Peru next Friday while Elwood travels to Madison Heights.
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Alexandria
Alexandria Tigers
Indiana
Elwood
Panthers
Scott Frazier
Tigers
Steve Stevens
Stan Daugherty
Peru
Madison Heights
Joe Minnick Shines as Pirates Blank Muncie South 20-0
Joe Minnick and Mario Remson linked on 46 and 61 yard TD passes to spark Madison Heights Pirates to a 20-0 win over Muncie South on the Pirates field. Strong defensive effort with two interceptions and two fumbles, plus key returns set up three scores.
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Rick Voss
Joe Minnick
Mario Remson
Madison Heights Pirates
Muncie South
Pirate
Minnick
Pirates
John Zerkle
Joe Mansfield Aterial
Dave Wells
Bucs
Harold Mason
Ken McEleery
Madison Heights
Pirate Field
Eric Lautzenheiser
Herald
Steve Oberreich
Brattain and Jones propel Arab victory over Mount Vernon
Pendleton Heights Arabs defeated Mount Vernon 24 to 0 as Brattain and Jones each scored twice. Brattain opened scoring on a six yard run set up by Rubenking, with Rubenking also contributing a 43 yard return. Jones added a three yard TD and a 56 yard reverse for the other scores, while Mount Vernon fumbled five times and gained 132 passing yards to 40 for PH. Pendleton Heights improves to 3-1 and hosts Sheridan next, Mount Vernon drops to 1-3 and hosts Yorktown.
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Pendleton
Gary Brattain
Jim Jones
Pendleton Heights
Mount Vernon
Brattain
Dave Rubenking
Vernon
Jones
Marauder
Mike Noe
Mound Vernon
White River
Sheridan
Yorktown
M.V
MY PH
Hohiemer Leads Madison Grant Romp Over North Miami
Hohiemer scored three touchdowns leading Madison-Grant to a 50-0 homecoming win over North Miami. He opened with a 92 yard kickoff return then a 29 and a 4 yard TD as Arg ylls built a 36-0 lead by early in the third quarter. Starkey added a 65 yard run and Wilson caught a 41 yard pass for another score as Madison-Grant dominated 375 rushing yards to 33 for North Miami. The Argylls improve to 2-2, visit Maconaquah next. Also notes Hill Top Restaurant opens under new management with 6 AM to 7 PM hours and all you can eat Sunday chicken dinner for $2.00.
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Dan Carwile
Mike Turck
South
Reds
Minnick
Dan McLaughlin
Pirates
Carwile
Muncie South
Steve Porter
Remson
Pirate
Willie Jackson
Fairmount
Gogie Hohiemer
Madison-Grant
North Miami
Hohiemer
Dennis Buroker
Chip Rigsby
Mark Childes
Argylls
Tony Martin
Raymond Wilson
Bob Starkey
Miami
Hill Top
Air Conditioned Lone Oak Smorgasbord
The Lone Oak Smorgasbord at 5442 Nichol Ave offers air conditioned seating and a carry out option featuring a special bucket of chicken. Local patrons can enjoy quick service and a varied menu in a comfortable dining room setting.
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Nichol Ave
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AHS
Johnson & Johnson
Pump Up Tribe
Muncie Southside
Madison Grant
Blackford
Mississinewa
LaPorte
Adams
Elkhart
Riley
Plymouth
Concord
Evansville
Reitz
Harrison
Lafayette
Jefferson
Rushville
Shelbyville
Franklin Central
New Palestine
Cathedral
Manual
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Terre Haute Schulte
Bloomington
Univ
Jasper
Rex Mundi
Indpis
Ritter
Attacks
Roncalli
Brebeuf
Benton Central
West Lafayette
Delphi
Lafayette Catholic
Northfield
Oak Hill
Maconaquah
Logansport
Kokomo
Lewis-Cass
Caston
Gary Wallace
Gary Emerson
Gary West
Chicago
Pole
Jcpenney
Bob Coffman
Mark Reece
Mack
Scot
Kerr
Doug Bellar
Alex
Stevens
Daugherty
Todd Fuller
Jake It
Lon
Don
Dave Benson
Frazier
Benson
Elw
Packer
Anderson Packer
John Taylor
Bob Lark
John Moberly
William Kelly
Frank Riddle
Larry Burns
Steve Hubble
Lavonne Taylor
Packers
Indianapolis Mustangs
Madison Heights Field
George G. Jackson
Manuever
Mansfield
Porter
Prentice Davis
Carwile Oloved
Tom Bruin
Dave
S-side
Madisor Heights
MSMH
Argyll
Martin
Greg Hiatt
Hocsemer
Starkey
Mid- Indiana
Attem
Clarks
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