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Miners lump to i\lo.The Linton Miners with a 2 and 0 record and a victory over North Knox Friday night, jumped from 12th to eighth in the (lass A division of high school football standings this week, rated by the United Press International.The Miners pleased their fans with the victory over North Knox, the first since 1966 over that particular team. They will he playing Brown County, visiting their field Saturday foran afternoon game this week.The Brown County game is scheduled for 2 p m Saturday at the school, located at Nash* ville, east of Bloomington. Dan Phillips, Lin ton Stock ton Athletic Director, said it takes about one and one half to two hours to get there. There are no bleachers on the visitors side, so those attending may want to take lawn chairs, etc Thetickets will be $1 50 at the gate Mishawaka Marian turned in its second perfect score, Valparaiso missed it by an eyelash and Wes Del remained the third front runner after two weeks of skirmishing in the new Indiana high school football seasonValpo got the nod on 11 of 12 ballots in the latest UPI coaches’ board ratings forClass AAA, finishing with 119 out of a possible 120 points.Mishawaka Marian, the Class AA leader, again made it 12 out of 12 for a perfect score, while Wes-Del received H of 12 firstplace votes and totaled 9H points in lt;lass A Balloting was for games through last Saturday.Biggest change among the big schools in Class AAA was the demotion of Richmond, third last week, following its 43 27 lacing by 1-1 Mishawaka The Red Devils failed to attractECHO OF THE PASTa single vote, while Mishawaka moved into the second 10.Penn remained runnerup in Class AAA with 94 points, including the other first place vote, while North Central* Indianapolis climbed from fourth to third, Evansville Reitz from fifth to fourth and South Bend Washington from sixth tofifth.Carmel, which lost its season opener to North Central, then blanked Kokomo Haworth, 24-0, moved up from 14th to ninthIndianapolis Cathedral andA T/tft/OO £0/0 tfOOT/rf£00W YOAf/f6067 Y000 //£ 00C0/V0ft/A*£T /96t.by Alan MaverTHuRM/Mm UN9 OA/THe/R £S//O R£5C OZ/f/trO /////if/eii? mo ooryo/p)W#ce£ RR 7MO TfMM/STOe Mjylt;?OWOT///RG Ml/M' 7s/964. OPp/iM/iT.rrrrrnTTi •••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••a• •••••••••a• •••••••••a• • « • •••••••• ••••••••a• ••••ill*• ••••••••a• •••••ill• •••••••a• ••••• • •• •••••••a• •••••••• •••••••••at i i i • • • i i io in state ratingsuburban Ben Davis also joined the “Big 10” for the first time, tied for 10th.Jasper, with 75 points, climbed from fourth to second in Class AA, replacing Castle, which slipped to ninth Browns-burg remained third, Goshen rose from fifth to fourth and Plymouth from seventh to fifth.Rochester, Sheridan and Clarksville Providence claimedthe other first place votes in(lass A. where Wes-Del held a 32 point lead over second place Fountain Central Jimtown was promoted from fourth to third, Sheridan from eighth to fourth and North Newton from third to fifthThe breakdown, with first places and total points:( lass AAA1 Valparaiso ( 11) 1192 Penn (1) 943.No Central-1ndpls 784.Evansville Reitz 696053383016145 S B Wash’ton6 S B St. Joseph's7 Lawrence Central 8. Merrillville 9 ( 'arm el10 Ben Davis Indpls CathedralSecond 1012. Evansville Harrison 12,13. Fort Wayne North 10, 14. Indianapolis Washington 9, 15. Fort Wayne Elmhurst 8; 16. Elkhart Central 6; 17 Anderson Madison Heights 5; 18 Mishawaka, Hammond Noll, Munster 4( lass AA1.Mish Marian (12) 1202. Jasper 753.Brownsburg 724 Goshen 685.Plymouth 566 Greenfield 407.Franklin Central 308. Clarksville 299 Castle 26lO.Boonville 23Second 1011 Western Howard 21; 12 West I^afayette, Gibson South ern 12, 14 Rushville 11; 15 Carroll Allen 8; 16. Plainfield 7; 17. Indianapolis Ritter 6, 18 McCutcheon, Blackford 5; 20 Clinton, Heritage 4( lass A1 Wes-Del (8) 982 Fountain Central 663.Jimtown 604 Sheridan (1) 575 North Newton 546 Oak Hill 357 Springs Valley 258 Linton 219 Clarksville Prov (2) 2010.Rochester (1) 19Second 1011 Lawrenceburg 18, 12. Eastern Howard 17; 13. Glenn 14; 14 Woodlan 13; 15. Lafayette Catholic 12; 16 Northndge 11; 17 Westfield 10, 18. Zionsville 9. 19. Charlestown, SouthCentral 8Small players open tonightThe Linton Youth Association Football program gets underway officially tonight with a parade at 6 p.m. and a jamboree at the Linton-Stockton school campus following.Six teams have been prac-t A I___1 p.m., Redskins and Colts at 2:15 p.m. and Chargers and Bengals at 3:30 p.m. The remainder of the schedule for the intramural program is scheduled for Saturday's Sept 18, Sept. 25, Oct. 2, Oct. 9 andOct. 16.scheduled on various nights at6:30 and 8 j) m.The parade will leave the post office in downtown Linton at 6 p m , tonight, marching down Main Street. The fans watching the parade will then follow the teams to the football field for
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Linton Daily Citizen
Linton, Indiana, US
Wed, Sep 08, 1976
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