Corydon Central Defeats South Central 80-62 in Basketball
Corydon Central Panthers sprinted to an 80-62 victory over the South Central Rebels at Corydon gym. Despite 52 total errors, Corydon hit 55.3 percent from the field while South Central managed 33.3 percent. The game opened with a 22-10 Panthers lead.
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Corydon Central Panthers
South Central Rebels
Corydon Gym
Panthers
South Central
Rebels
Leavenworth Tops Perry Central in New Gym Debut
Leavenworth defeated Perry Central 63 46 in the Commodores first game in the new gym. Scott Benz led with 21 points aided by Gerald Austin 16 and Jerry Lutz 13 as Perry’s Jim Dupont scored 23 but no other double figures.
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Perry Central
Commodores
Perry
Scott Benz
Gerald Austin
Jerry Lutz
Jim Dupont
Wyandottes
Benz
Austin
Lutz
Lanesville Ends Losing Streak With Win Over Birdseye
The Lanesville Eagles defeated Birdseye 50 to 31 to snap an eleven game skid. Dennis Wells led with 20 points while Keith Deitrich and Fred Bridges added 10 each. Birdseye’s Darrell Dekemper had 12 and Mike Persohn 10 as the Yellowjackets never led the game.
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Lanesville Eagles
Birdseye
Dennis Wells
Eagles
Keith Deitrich
Fred Bridges
Eagle
Yellowjackets
Lanesville
Darrell Dekemper
Mike Persohn
Corydon Junior High Keeps Unbeaten Record With Narrow Win
The Corydon Junior High Kittens upset Hazelwood Junior High 61 to 59 after trailing by eight in the final two minutes. Corydon made 27 of 39 free throws to seal the victory led by Dennis Faith with 27 points and Paul Hess with 16. Hazelwood finished 11 of 26 at the line.
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Rebels
South Central
CCHS
Corydon
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Doug Bates
Bates
Ireland Scott
Alan Hess
Jim Hardsow
Bill Davis
Terry Miller
Corydon Central
Scott
Mike Bennett
Bill Kirkham
Steve Hurst
Monty Schneider
Sam Eckart
Mick Frederick
South Central Reserves
Austin Eagles
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Hazelwood
New Albany
Kittens
Dennis Faith
Paul Hess
Local Bowling Standings and Highs Across Leagues
Rookie Wetzel top games 234 with Wetzel 597 series. Sieg 568. Standings show L Siege's Tavern leads, followed by Fast Side Grocery and Indianapolis Life. Hilltop Women's League features Judy Kennedy high with 523 series. Marquetta Wright 499 in another group. Corydon Inter-Church and other clubs post high game marks and team records.
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E. Sieg
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Fast Side Grocery
Indianapolis Life Ins. Co
Lanesville Milling Co
al American Security Loans
Beanblossom - S'bergen
Sesit
Hilltop
Judy Kennedy
Marquetta Wright
Colleen Miller
Juanita Smith
Dollie Sieg
Anna Hardsaw
L Fair Store
East Side
Eckarts Supply
Vaughn's
Rogg
Star Cleaners
Csc
Ceeuseeeeees
Betty Hornickle
Dolly Garman
Carol Johns
Gin Wright
Double A
Wicessseseseseees
K. H. Brown & Sonose
Robsoneamys
Tigers Split Weekend Games At North Central
North Central defeated English 77 40 on Friday then lost 75 60 to Brownstown on Saturday. Key scorers included Leland Fouts 14, Davis 13, Robertson 13, Harmon 10 for North Central while Brownstown benefited from free throws and Sommers 20 Reid 16. English top scorer Gilliland 10.
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English
Brownstown
Tigers
Leland Fouts
Danny Davis
Phil Robertson
Dave Harmon
Phil Gilliland
Gale Sommers
Johnny Reid
Bears
Tiger
Sam Robertson
Sommers
Reid
Former Morgan Coach Guides Oolitic to 80 50 Victory
Former Morgan coach Bob Masterson returned Friday night to Morgan with Oolitic, a 15 2 club leading to an 80 50 win. Chet Patton scored 19 for Oolitic while Danny Bush added 18 and Larry Lamb 10 as Oolitic controlled the boards 46 32 and hit 46 percent from the field. Morgan's Dave Trueblood had 16 points and Randy Lasley 10 as the Raiders shot 33 percent.
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Bob Masterson
Morgan
Raider
Masterson
Oolitic
Donnie Trowbridge
Raiders
Chet Patton
Bearcats
Patton
Danny Bush
Larry Lamb
Dave Trueblood
Randy Lasley
Marengo Cavemen Rally Past Milltown and Dubois in Weekend Pair
Marengo defeated Milltown 174-66 and beat Dubois 86-77, both games decided in the fourth quarter. Terry Stroud led Marengo with 22 points against Milltown, while Mike Sloan scored 23 versus Dubois and contributed strong rebounding. Jim Blair topped Milltown with 31 points and 18 rebounds.
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Milltown
Dubois
Cavemen
Millers
Terry Stroud
Mike Sloan
Tony Jones
Rich Rgan
Jerry Stroud
Jim Atz
Mark Gibbs
Jerry Conrad
Milltown Eanning
Morgan
Lanesville Falls to Marengo 63 55 in high school game
Lanesville Eagles led 28 27 at halftime but Marengo Cavemen surged in the second half to win 63 55. Marengo guard Jerry Stroud scored 20 points and grabbed 19 rebounds while Fred Bridges and Keith Dietrich led Lanesville with 18 and 17 points. Marengo improved to 14 4 in 18 games. Lanesville fell to 2 16.
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Ron Meriwether
Lanesville Eagles
Marengo Cavemen
Eagles
Marengo
Jerry Stroud
Fred Bridges
Keith Dietrich
Marengo Nu
Lanesville
North Central P T A Plans Spanish Program
North Central P T A members are urged to attend a regular meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m A special program with a Spanish theme will be presented at the meeting.
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North Central P.-T.a
Night of high school basketball results from Feb 10 14
Regional games feature Corydon routing South Central 80 to 62 and Leavenworth defeating P Central 63 to 46. Marengo beat Milltown 74 to 66, North Central topped English 77 to 46, and Oolitic over Morgan 80 to 50. Brownstown downed N Central 75 to 60. Marengo edged Dubois 86 to 77, Marengo beat Lanesville 63 to 55, Holland defeated English 100 to 48, Milltown beat Leavenworth 55 to 44.
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Henryville
Eastern
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Oolitic
Morgan
Brownstown
N. Central
Dubois
Holland
Milltown Upsets Leavenworth In 55-44 Victory
Milltown Miller s 55 Leavenworth Wyandottes 44 as Milltown Motors to an 11th win in 18 games. Mick Morgan 17 rebounds and 10 points led Milltown while John Flam mond and Larry Allen added 17 and 16. Leavenworth’s Gerald Austin scored 18 and Scott Benz 12 in a late rally.
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Ron Ferguson
Milltown Millers
Leavenworth Wyandottes
Milltown
Wyandottes
Leavenworth
Mick Morgan
Millers
John Flammond
Larry Allen
Ferguson
Gerald Austin
Scott Benz
E. Leavenworth
Treasurer Reports On Pennington Chapel Cemetery Finances
Pennington Chapel Cemetery treasurer Nadene Seacat reports on 1966 donations and expenses. Donations from Elbert and Alstott families, Dennis Ask, Manoah Martin, Clarence Davis, Allene Slaughterback, Raa Walk, Gordon Rusk, John Seacat, and others total eighty dollars with mowing costs of sixty dollars leaving a balance of about twenty dollars as of January 1, 1967.
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Allene
Raa Walk
Gordon Rusk
John Seacat
Nadene Seacat
Treas
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