Mount Carmel Star Archie Dees Chooses College Next Month
Mount Carmel High School center Archie Dees, a leading Clipois star and Illinois high school scoring record holder, decided Friday night to enroll at Indiana University next month. Dees, 6 feet 4 inches, weighed 190 pounds and attracted offers from Indiana, Illinois, and Northwestern. He is regarded as one of the nation’s top basketball talents and will join a major program after this season.
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Ace Aids Cooper Whittle Out A Lead In Meet
Pete Cooper of Tampa Fla led the Fort Wayne Open golf tourney after a hole in one and a strong front, while Jerry Kesselring and Rudy Horvath trailed. Marty Furgol posted a 66 to sit near the top, with Jock Burke faltering mid-round. Other scores and players from Montreal and the U S are noted as the field contends.
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Olson Wins Unanimous Decision in San Francisco Boxing Bout
Middleweight champion Carl Olson retained his title with a unanimous 12 round decision over Rocky Castellani at the Cow Palace drawing about 12 009 spectators. Olson dominated with a brutal pace, scoring a late ninth count knockdown and repeatedly pressing Castellani who faded and clinched when pressed. Referee Ray Flores and judges tallied 89 76 for Olson.
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Sun Valley Cards Racing Fall Tonight at Sun Valley Speed Way
The third annual Racing Fair begins at 7 pm with one hour of seek car trials to set lineups for seven events. Vehicles include race cars bikes and unusual entries like wheelbarrows and donkeys. Previous champions and a long list of winners from Johnny Arnold to Carl Brown are noted. Gates open 5 pm for prep. rain date is next Saturday. rain checks honored with added charge. Two USGA Amateur golf champions turned professionals Lawson Lillie and Gene Littler are mentioned.
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Anderson seniors golf results and club news
Results from the Indiana Seniors Golf Association eight hole tournament at Anderson Country Club show scores led by AY Mlaeung Low and Ray Robertson with low handicaps. The ACC title flight results list D Baker, Paul Anderson, Kent Poore and others with match play rounds noted. City bowling groups organize new season. Elwood Lineberry celebrates 49th anniversary. Elwood Boosters schedule a game vs Frankfort Merchants. organizers seek Kokomo girls team matchup.
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Indianapolis Rallies 41st Time For Win
Indianapolis overcoming a slow start rallied to beat the Columbus Red Birds for the 41st win of the season. Herb Moford conceded three hits in seven innings, while Bill Harrell Altobelli and Stan Pawlaski fueled a late charge with two runs driven in. Dick Tomanek allowed seven hits and Columbus scored once. Morzali scored in the first after reaching on a passed ball, Hal Smith delivered a key single.
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