AHL Romps Over Giants as Vikings Sneer at Eagles
Clevenger tallied 18 points as a tricky jump shooter while Lewis grabbed 11 rebounds and scored 17. Mauck also contributed, finishing with a notable scoring effort for the AHL victory over the Giants.
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AHL
Giants
Vikings
Ravens
Morehead State
Clevenger
Lewis
Mauck
Millers Defeat Madison Heights 79 59 In Big Win
Millers of Noblesville powered to a 79 59 victory over Madison Heights on their home court. Gary Cox and Jim Lyon led with 20 points each while Noblesville reserves held off the Bucs second unit 56 34.
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Glen Harper
Millers
Noblesville
Nets
Madison Heights
Gary Cox
Jim Lyon
Cox
Lyon
Pirates
Roger Denny
Bucs
Phil Shields
Shields
Highland
Dave Grissom
Noblesville OX
Land
Box Fleming
Reveal
Markleville
Otter
7Ate
Parrott
Williams
Jerrell
Jim Keesling
Stern Eee
Stinson
Deakyne
Gustin
Niseum
Keana
Turnes
Miller
Quirk
Thompson Evtinnin Ae
Ee Cross
Perry
Wehlage
Holsapple
Bowers
Yorktown
Tharp
Finling
Wood Ph
Arabs Triumph Over Yorktown 88 58 In Five-Game Start
The Markleville Arabians beat Yorktown 88 to 58 at Yorktown to move to 4-1 this season. Gary Pate led with 26 points, Bob Gustin added 21, Stinson 14, and Jim Keesling 12. Markleville faces Sulphur tonight for their fifth win.
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Markleville
Yorktown
Gary Pate
Bob Gustin
Stinson
Jim Keesling
Huntington 5 Visits AC Gym in 61 62 Opener
Anderson College cagers host Huntington in the first home game of the season. Tip off at 7:30 p m at the campus gym. Huntington led by Dean Merriman and Rollo Williams aims for a strong year under coach Richard Klopfenstein amid a 1-1 start.
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Bob Macholtz
Anderson College
Huntington
Sausaga
Anderson
Richard Klopfenstein
Forresters
Indiana
Indiana Central
Rollo Williams
Jay Hammel
Wally Stoffel
Larry Ummel
Macholtz
Taylor
Oakland City
Williams
Merriman
Nolan Reed
Dick Howell
Ken Strawn
Dick Leach
Barrett Bates
Bud Batz
Lafayette Upsets Kokomo Wildcats In Hoosier Clash
Lafayette beat defending state champion Kokomo 63 56 in Lafayette Indiana. The Bruins pulled away in the third period leading 47 38 after three and withstood a late Kokomo rally to seal the win.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Kokomo
Highland Splits Pair With New Castle Fives
Highland ninth beat New Castle 44 to 31 at New Castle. Highland eighth won 42 to 40 in overtime. Box score lists Highland players Melson Brown Nevins Ford Hamm Craw Stebins Boyd Risk Lwhorn Hunt Morrisone Wolfe and New Castle players with totals. Eighth grade game ended 42 40 in overtime.
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Highland
New Castle
Melson
Brown
Nevins
Ford
Hamm
Stebins
Boyd
Risk
Lwhorn
Hunt
Morrisone
Thompson
Wolfe
Bowl chaos looms as college football hits final Saturday
College football closes its regular season with key bowl bids in play. Alabama likely faces Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl while Mississippi targets Texas in the Cotton Bowl after final games. Rice Baylor and others eye Bluebonnet Gotham Rose Bowls with various matchups shaping the postseason field.
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Aol
Alabama
Auburn
Arkansas
New Orleans
Mississippi
Texas
Mississippi State
Rice
Baylor
Utah State
Owls
Kansas
UCLA
Minnesota
Michigan State
Big Five
Tom Hamilton
Navy
Philadelphia
ABC
Colorado
Air Force
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Miami
Florida
Clorado
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Penn State
Syracuse
Notre Dame
Duke
Boston College
Holy Cross
Southern Methodist
Christian
Virginia
North Carolina
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Oregon State
Houston
Atlantic City
Convention Hall
Merchant Marine Academy
Pennsylvania Military College
Chisox Trade Pierce Larsen For Quartet
The Chicago White Sox traded Billy Pierce and Don Larsen to the San Francisco Giants for Ed Fisher Dom Zanni and Bob Farley plus a player to be named later. Farley hit .307 with 20 homers and 71 RBIs for Tacoma last year. Pilarcik was sent to Indianapolis in a separate deal.
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Miami
Chicago White Sox
Billy Pierce
Don Larsen
San Francisco Giants
Ed Fisher
Dom Zanni
Bob Farley
Pierce
Sox
Larsen
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Yankees
Farley
Tacoma
San Francisco
Zanni
White Sox
al Pilarcik
Indianapolis
American Association
Pilarcik
Ingalls and Future Gaels Split Two Basketball Games
Ingalls eighth grade defeated St. Marys 36 to 22 while St. Marys seventh grade edged Ingalls 23 to 21. Referees were Beard and Thompson.
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Future Gaels
Ingalls
St. Mary’s
St Marys
Dillard
W.cloud
Wiliams
Cloud
Abel
Fanifold
Frosid
Gardner
Gil
Earp
Smith
Doherty
St. Mary's
Beard, Thompson
Phil Long Named MVP At Butler
Indianapolis quarterback Phil Long, a Butler senior, won the Hilton A. Brown mental attitude award for Don Penbow of Muncie. Both were named to all ICC teams for 1960 and 1961.
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Indianapolis
Phil Long
Butler University
Hilton A. Brown
Don Penbow
Muncie
Southport to Host Indiana State Mat Finals
Indianapolis Indiana February 17 designated as the site for the Indiana state high school wrestling finals with Southport High School named the venue by the ITHSAA on Friday.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Southport
Proper follow through in straight ball bowling
The instruction describes keeping the right palm facing upward throughout the follow-through. It specifies the palm remains horizontal and directed upward from the full extension to the finish, with no rotation from the backswing to the end of the swing.
Arkansas Girls Meet Summitville in Exhibition Match
Hazel Walker's Arkansas Trav elers all girls basketball team meets Summitville AC in a hardwood exhibition Monday night at Summitville High School gym. Sponsored by the Summitville Lions Club.
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Hazel Walker
Arkansas Travelers
Summitville Ac’s
Summitville Lions Club
Summitville High School
Williams Named NL Rookie of the Year for Cubs
Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs was voted the 1961 National League rookie of the year by the Baseball Writers Association of America receiving 10 of 16 votes. The 23 year old from Whistler Alabama batted .278 in 146 games with 20 doubles 7 triples 25 home runs and 86 RBIs. Torre and Curtis also received votes.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Williams
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Chicago
Scribes
Joe Torre
Milwaukee Braves
Jack Curtis
Cubs
Whistler
Ala
Local League Scores and Honor Roll Totals
Clarkson Shell 3, Miller's Sin clair 0, Elwood Ready Mix 2, Eight 1, Starr Refrigeration 2, Porter's Const. 1, Manor Bros., Ford 2, J and W Excavating 1. Honor roll includes L. Wallace 247 588 and D. Engle Sr. 221 545 among others.
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Clarkson Shell
Miller's
Sinclair
Elwood
Starr
Porter
Manor Bros
Ford
J and W
L. Wallace
D. Engle Sr
H. Barton
B. Sell
C. Martin
C. Garner
Norwood Bowl Team Standings Standout Elwood Ready Mix Leads
Elwood Ready Mix tops the standings with 25 points followed by Starrs Refrigeration 24 and G Miller Service 22. Dunkirk Ford Sales and Clarkson Shell tie at 20 while Fight registers 16 and Porter Construction 11, J and W 6.
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Elwood Ready Mix
Starr’s Refrigeration
G. Miller Service
Dunkirk Ford Sales
Clarkson Shell
Fight
Porter Const
J and W
Brown's Recreation honors list and basketball scoring totals
Ewing 3 Smith 0 Rees 3 Nichols 0 Hart 3 McCullough 0 Snowden 2 Hodgson 1 Sork 3 Keys 0 Hazelbaker 2 Douglas 1 Burk 2 Laman 1 Bowers 2 Bolander 1 Zirkle 2 Robinson 1 Johnson 2 Marshal 1 Noneyhan 3 Mustin 0 Heater 3 Wells 0 honors roll includes Douglas 539 Jar Kell 215 541 Jaynes 509.
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Brown's
Ewing
Smith
Rees
Nichols
Hart
McCullough
Snowden
Hodgson
Sork
Keys
Hazelbaker
Douglas
Burk
Laman
Bowers
Bolander
Zirkle
Robinson
Johnson
Marshal
Noneyhan
Mustin
Heater
Wells
Jarkell
Jaynes
Vernon Two 3 Hands Foe 1st Cage Setback
Vernon Township rolled to a 81 64 win over Frankton on Lapel court for their fourth victory in five starts. Bob Petty led Vernon with 22 points and 7 rebounds, while Wilson added 17 and Gray 12. Frankton’s 27 personals and Dallas Curtis 16 led their scoring, as Vernon breezed past the Eagles. Frankton reserves won 50 27. Vernon hosts Mt. Comfort next, Frankton hosts Jackson Central Friday.
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Vernon Township
Frankton
Vernon
Knightstown
Eagles
Vikings
Bob Petty
Wilson
Gray
Hays
Ferrell
Dallas Curtis
Jim Waltermire
Steve Hudson
Jackson Central
Mt. Comfort
Frankton FG
Hudson
Fos
Itoer
Richwine
Waltermire
Sia
Anil
Hoppel
Palmer
Eae Ae
Petty
Scien
iGray
Ferrer
Indiana High School Cage Scores Roundup
A comprehensive list of high school boys basketball results across Indiana. Schools include Anderson, Marion, Alexandria, Huntington, Noblesville, Fishers, Lafayette, Kokomo, Carmel, Zionsville, Warsaw, and many others with scores and overtime notes.
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Anderson
Marion
Alexandria
Huntington
Elwood
Tipton
Noblesville
Madison Heights
Alex Pounds Huntington Triumph Escapes With 63 41 Win
Alex Pounds Huntington. Huntington and Alexandria met Friday night as Alexandria extended its season run with a 63 41 win. Larry Henderson led the Tigers with 20 points and Gary Paddock added 13. Other scores included Etna Green 64 Silver Lake 59 and Terre Haute Garfield 70 Linton 69 in overtime.
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Monrovia
Mooresville
Marion Bennett
Somerset
Estern
Howard Co
Jackson Central
Windfall
Swayzee
Hartford City
Montpelier
Noble Two
Urbana
Bunker Hill
Western
Union Two
Huntington Co
Jackson Center
Wells Co
Campbellsburg
Milltown
Decatur
Berne
Avon
Clayton
Medora
Borden
Shoals
Orleans
Sandusky
New Point
Rensselaer
Gary Andrean
Ben Davis
Lebanon
Terre Haute
Gerstmeyer
Inders
Manual
Sharpsville
Jefferson
Tipton Co
Pittsboro
Stilesville
Ind. Deaf School
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Park
Eminence
Amo
Attica
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Tippecanoe Co
Covington
Hillsboro
Monterey
Francesville
Pine Village
Ambia
Kentland
Otterbein
Boswell
Goodland
Remington
Wheatfield
Freeland Park
Chalmers
Richland
Kingman
Waynetown
Veedersburg
Battle Ground
Buffalo
North Caston
Medaryville
Seeger
Cayuga
Waveland
Darlington
Linden
Coal Creek
Wolcott
Monon
Burnettsville
Reynolds
Mount Ayr
Tefft
Danville
Ill
Schlarman
Williamsport
Lambridge City
Aurora
Brookville
Batesville
Greenfield
Hagerstown
Vevay
Dillsboro
Holton
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Rising Sun
New Marion
New Washington
Liberty
Alquina
Whitewater
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Greenstork
Webster
Laurel
Parker
Farmland
Cowan
Harrison
Markleville
Yorktown
Rogerton
Mississinewa
Selma
Gaston
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Oolitic
Bainbridge
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Carthage
Terre Haute Schulte
Bloomington
van Buren
Clay Co
Clay City
Tanelie
Ind. Boys School
Alexandria
CIC
Huntington
Alex
Larry Henderson
Tigers
Gary Paddock
Etna Green
Silver Lake
Garfield
Linton
Lynn
Winchester
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Milton
Triton
Waldron
Gary Emerson
Gary Edison
Schenkel
Tae Hite
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Hammel & Canee
Minnear
Dan Prough
Henderson
Jones
Richards
Dave Prough
Foster
Huntington Anp
Ialieragh, Kehoe
Important Bowling Meetings Set Sunday In Anderson
The Anderson Men's Bowling Association and the Anderson Women's City Bowling Association announce meetings Sunday afternoon December 3 at the YMCA. The men's session begins at 2 pm to elect officers for next season and award journeys to local emporiums for team singles doubles and all events.
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Anderson Men’s Bowling Association
Anderson Women’s City Bowling Association
YMCA
John Manship
Beulah Spall
Pres. Manship
League
Spall
Goblins Dump Prairie Township 73 to 39
Summitville Goblins defeated Prairie Township 73 to 39 on Friday night. Silvey From holz and Welborn starred for Summitville while Spaulding and Stak leback led Prairie Township in scoring.
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Summitville
Prairie Township
Silvey
Fromholz
Welborn
Spaulding
Stakleback
Robinson
Woods& Welborn
Glass Nottingham
I Vanness
Prairie Two
Staklebeck
Vawter
C Floyd
Bs Drake
Hinesly Graves Wilson
Prairie
Mock
Lockwood
Irish edge Middletown Cossacks 58 55 in tight tilt
Pendleton Irish rally to beat Middletown Cossacks 58 55 in a White River Conference game. Phil Honnold scored 20 and Jon Crosley 17 as Pendleton erases deficits and secures its third straight league win. Benefiel Jameson and Reedy led Middletown with 20 13 and 12 points.
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Pendleton
Middletown Cossacks
White River
Phil Honnold
Honnold
Jon Crosley
Ben
Box Middletown
Jameson
Grenther
Mabre Aw We Honnold
Aker
Onmem A Hanna
Ee Ee Crosley
Cnnnue
Bankson
Coco B. Laird
L. Laird
Pendle
Sandefur and Miller Lead Lapel To First Victory
Stan Sandefur and Delbert Miller came off the bench to pace Lapel to their first win of the season by topping Westfield 57 to 52 at Westfield Friday night. Sandefur scored 20 and Miller 14 to lead the winners.
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Stan Sandefur
Delbert Miller
Lapel
Westfield
Sandefur
Miller
Appling Named Manager of Indianapolis Indians
Luke Appling, veteran White Sox shortstop star, named manager of the Indianapolis Indians. The 52 year old succeeds Cat Deal, who moves to Houston. Appling has 21 years major league experience all with Chicago and six years managing minor league clubs including 1953 Memphis. He was AL batting champion in 1936 and 1943 with a .310 lifetime average.
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Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Indianapolis Indians
Appling
Cleveland Indians
Cat Deal
Houston
White Sox
Memphis
Lafayette Tourney Pairings Are Listed
First round pairings in the 17th annual high school holiday basketball tournament in Lafayette Indiana include Lebanon vs Gary Froebel and Lafayette vs Indianapolis Cathedral. A six man staff for the 12th annual hardwood coaches clinic on Dec 27 was announced by host coach Marion Crawley with attendees Peck Hickman Howard Sharpe John Longfellow Mike Sofiak Bill Frohliger and Keith Kincaid.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Lebanon
Gary Froebel
Indianapolis Cathedral
Hardwood
Marion Crawley
Peck Hickman
Louisville
John Longfellow
Muncie Central
Howard Sharpe
Terre Haute Gerstmeyer
Mike Sofiak
Froebel
Bill Frohliger
Cathedral
Keith Kincaid
Morehead State Eagles rout Anderson in season opener
Morehead State Eagles defeat Anderson Indiana 87 74 to start 1961 season. Granville Williams scores 45 points and Ed Noe adds strong first half, leading 46 37 at halftime and expanding to a 20 point edge by 12 49 of second half. Bert Greene hits key 20 foot shot to seal 83 62 late.
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Morehead
Morehead State College
Eagles
Anderson
Ind
Granville Williams
Ed Noe
Bert Greene
Bob Laughlin
Dick Leach
Barrett Bates
Ken Strawn
Morehead State
Te Kokley
Il Ellis
Noe
Og ‘Thompson
Williams
Greene
Hbson
Clair
Wells
Cleau Sucess A
Thad
Ics
Ne Um Anderson
Howell
Reed
Strawn
Leach
Bates
G - Sia
Estes Ilimaaesienand
Conley
Winchester
Nebraska gives Jennings the axe after five seasons
Lincoln Nebraska. Football coach Bill Jennings informed by Chancellor Clifford M Hardin that his three year contract expires January 15 and he will not return next season. Jennings posted a 15 34 and one record over five years as head coach of the Cornhuskers.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bill Jennings
Nebraska
Clifford M. Hardin
Jennings
Hardin
Cornhusker
Discovery of Insulin Transformed Diabetes Treatment
Boston researchers announced the discovery of insulin revolutionizing diabetes care by enabling effective blood sugar control. The milestone shifted medical practice and promised new life quality for patients previously reliant on harsh regimens.
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Boston
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