Anderson Indians Dominate Shortridge In Season Opener
The Anderson Indians beat the previously unbeaten Shortridge 65 to 58 in a fast paced opener at the Wigwam. Key 3rd quarter surge by Mauck, Lewis, and Nunn gave Anderson a 46 to 30 lead, while Clevenger and Lewis each scored 15 to pace the winners. Dunn led Shortridge with 19 points.
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Markleville Triumphs After Double Overtime Win
Markleville Arabs edged Yorktown Tigers 61 59 in two overtimes at Markleville. Bill Widebrink scored 19 points to lead Markleville as Yorktown remains 0 5. Jim Turner led Yorktown with 16 and Bruce Quirk added 15.
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Cage Scores Showcase Wide Indiana High School Action
A sweeping list of cage scores from Indiana high schools and colleges dominates the page with numerous matchups. Notable results include Crowned pairings like Frankton 85 Vernon Two 45 and Noblesville 76 Madison Heights 60, plus district showdowns across Pendleton, Noblesville, Columbus, and beyond. University and ICC honors noted with standout players and standings.
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Union Township Broncos dominate Daleville for 66 52 win
Union Township tops Daleville 66 to 52 at Modoc as Owens led with 19 points and Dave Howell pulled 13 rebounds while Reeves added 6 assists. Daleville reserves beat their team 49 36. Union improves to 4 0 while Daleville falls to 2 2 and hosts Center Friday.
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van Sickle
Giants Reacquire Amalfitano For Infield Insurance
In a three team deal with the Houston Colt .45s the San Francisco Giants bring back Joe Amalfitano as insurance at second base and infield positions while sending Manuel Mota and Dick LeMay to Houston. Amalfitano could win the regular second base job from Chuck Hiller. Hiller batted .276 last season. The trade also moves Norm Larker to Milwaukee for Connie Grob and Jim Bolger as Braves and Colts shuffle players.
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Illinois deer record of 1115 set on opening day
An unofficial total of 1115 deer was killed by 2 p.m. Friday, the first day of the Illinois deer hunting season. About 28000 shotgun hunters bought licenses in the 52 counties open for hunting, the Conservation Department reported. Holy Cross and Syracuse first played football in 1905.
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Coach GM Threaten To Resign Over Star Signing
Kansas City Steers coach Johnny Dee and GM Mike Cleary threaten to resign after Philadelphia Tapers sign Bill Chmielewski a 6-10 Dayton center and 1991 NIT MVP who left college for economic reasons. Ownership trades cleared space for the move.
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Bainbridge and New Ross Lead Local Scores
Bainbridge defeated Cloverdale 68 to 55 while New Ross topped Litton 74 to 39. Ladoga beat Alamo 87 to 71, Mishawaka edged Concord 70 to 57, South Bend St Joseph's 56 over South Bend Riley 50, and South Bend Washington won 75 to 53. Goshen 55 Nappanee 54. Bourbon 40 Madison Township Saint Josephs 39. Greene Township Saint Josephs 0. City St Marys 69 Knox 62 New Carlisle 31.
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Waltermire pours in 37 as Frankton routs Vernon Township
Jer ry Waltermire scores 37 with 17 field goals and 3 free throws to lead Frankton Eagles to an 85 45 win over Vernon Township Vikings on Frankton floor. The Eagles led 17 16 after one, 30 27 at halftime, and exploded for 43 fourth quarter points.
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Fisher
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Tigers trample Summitville 71 to 48 on Alex floor
Alex’s Tigers defeat Summitville Goblins 71 48 on home court with four quarters scoring 14 22 22 13. Larry Henderson 17 Dan Prough 15 and Daryl Paddock 12 pace Alex, while Darwin Woodruff 15 Jim Kurtz 14 Roy Greer 10 lead Summitville. Travers winner Jaipur tops $300000 earnings in Saratoga victory.
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Grand Opening of Red's Garage on Broadway
New home garage opens with free coffee and doughnuts all day Saturday at 2124 Broadway. Red's Garage contact 642-0130.
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Red's Garage
Major Leagues Vote to Shorten Marathon Games
Major league baseball moved to shorten long games and speed play. The National League limited pitchers to five warmup throws per inning and allowed one mound visit per inning before a reliever, while the American League set a two stage warmup rule and required on deck activity.
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Ohio State Hosts Utah State In Open To Big Ten Race
Chicago UPI Buckeyes, defending Big Ten champions, begin season at home against Utah State marking the first time without Jerry Lucas. Other games feature Ball State at Michigan and Wisconsin at Air Force Academy among others.
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Bowling, 30c at Rains New AMF balls
Rains introduces AMF bowling balls priced at 16.95 dollars each. A lighter 30 cent offer highlights the new equipment launch and consumer interest in upgraded gear.
Meade and Fralich spark Hancock Central win
Meade and Fralich scored 28 of Hancock Central's 60 points in a 60 to 59 victory over the Wilkinson Bulldogs. Ted Smith led Wilkinson with 31 points and Christian added 10 in the loss.
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Noblesville Mills Past Madison Heights in Opener
Noblesville, with veterans in the Millers, opened the 1962 63 season by beating Anderson Madison Heights 76 to 56. Gary Cox and Don Fleming led with 15 points each, while Jim Holsapple 20, Dave Carmack 16 and Steve Garner 12 paced the Pirates. Noblesville hosts New Castle next.
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Women attend first large boxing bout in U S
The 1916 Jess Willard versus Frank Morgan bout at Madison Square Garden drew about 300 women, marking the first large female attendance at a professional boxing match in the United States. Promoter Tex Rickard led the drive.
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Irish Explode Early For Big Lead In Game
Pendleton Irish opened with a 17-4 first quarter lead and went on to defeat Middletown 56-49. Virgil Mabrey posted 14 points and Mike Hanna 12 for Pendleton while Kelly Fields led Middletown with 17. Pendleton improves to 5-0, Middletown drops to 2-2.
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Lapel Bulldogs rout Westfield for 65 45 win
Lapel earned its second victory of the season by defeating winless Westfield 65 to 45 at the Lapel gym. John Stoops Bob Ferrer and Stan Hackleman each had 16 points to lead the balanced scoring while Williams and Cummings topped Westfield with 13 apiece. The Bulldogs improve to 2 2 and Westfield drops to 0 3. The reserves won 46 34.
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Bowling, 30 Cents at Rains
New AMF bowling balls available for 16 95 each offer a bargain while Rains store advertises 30 cent prices on bowls to attract customers.
Rinker's Toys and Variety Open Daily Hours
Rinker's Toys and Variety announces daily hours until 8:30 p.m. and Sunday hours from noon to five.
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