City Grid Teams On Road Tonight
Anderson High eyes a share of North Central Conference lead as The Tribe meets New Castle while Madison Heights travels to Elwood and Highland goes to Tipton. Key players include Greg Dunbar at QB and Randy Bledsoe in the backfield as Anderson seeks improvement and a late-season edge.
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Anderson High
Madison Heights
Highland
Tribe
New Castle
Pirates
Elwood
Tipton
Anderson
NCC
Woody Moore
Indians
Dave Early
Greg Dunbar
Muncie South
Panthers
Unbeatens Clash In White River Conference Showdown
Mount Vernon travels to Yorktown Saturday at 2 p.m. in a key White River Conference top-spot clash as both teams rely on stout defenses and potent offenses. The game follows a slate of Friday matches featuring Shenandoah vs Eastbrook and Madison Grant vs Maconaquah, with Alexandria and Union City also atop the unbeaten ranks in district play.
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Alexandria
Union City
Tigers
Scott Frazier
Todd Fuller
Tony Pierce
Steve Stevens
Alex
Jack Marston
Ron Richardson
Kim Gorman
Mike Boone
Dale Alt
Alt
Panthers
Elwood
This Week's High School Football Schedule Card
Week schedule lists Friday games Anderson at New Castle Madison Heights at Elwood Highland at Tipton Union City at Alexandria Frankton at Hamilton Heights North Newton at Pendleton Heights Maconaquah at Madison-Grant Eastbrook at Shenandoah Saturday Mount Vernon at Yorktown in a 4 0 showdown Franklin at Anderson in a 2 0 tilt Conferences shown include North Central White River and Hoosier Buckeye with a wild card game.
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Robinson
Marion
Elwood
Ron Conner
Highland
Tipton
Blue Devils
Blackford
Noblesville
Kokomo Haworth
Huntington
Laddies
Mike Hines
Blue Devil
White River
Mount Vernon
Pendleton Heights
Shenandoah
Yorktown
Rick Gooding
Scots
Jerry Caudill
Frankton
Xx College
Hoosier
Buckeye
Alexandria
Anderson
Peru
White River CO
Richmond
Kokomo
Muncie Central
Mad
New Castle
Pierce
Alex. Wih
Fuller
Alex
Pares
Pipes
Sokome Haworth
Dackhamer
Pend
Ith
Central Ind
Wells
Eveees
Kerr
Minnick
Madison LL To Organize Officers Meeting
A Madison Little League officers meeting is set for Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Riley School gym to elect new officers for the coming season. Attendees are urged to participate. New officers for the Madison II Auxiliary include Mrs. Bob Taliaferro as president and others in key roles.
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Madison Little League
Riley School
Madison LL
Madison II
Bob Taliaferro
Peggy Lawson
Becky ‘Brown
Linda ‘Dickey
Shirley Hulse
Inn Makes Us The People's Choice Kings Inn Motel
A local hotel keeps garnering votes as the community selects Kings Inn Motel as the preferred lodging option. Officials note steady reservations and positive guest feedback reinforcing the choice.
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People’s Choice
Kings Inn
Dagger Deanee Schedules Dancing Hours Tonight and Monday
Dagger Deanee announces new dancing hours from 6 p.m. to 3 a.m. on Monday through the week. Six girls advertised as Exotic performers are listed under the venue's entertainment lineup.
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Dagger Deanee
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