IHSAA Announces Schedule For First Indiana Gymnastics Meet
The IHSAA released the schedule for the opening Indiana high school gymnastics championships with sectional events set March 17 at Crown Point North Central and Wabash. Top five in each sectional event advance to state finals March 25 at Warren Central.
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Indianapolis
Lawrence Central
Logansport
Mourexrecine
Side
South Bend Adams
Columbus
Frankfort
Griffith
South Bend
Indiana University
Crawfordsville
Crown Point
Madison Heights Swimmers Dominate Fort Wayne North
Madison Heights under coach Jim Jones overwhelmed Fort Wayne North 66 to 29. Three school records fell as Bob Baker set the 100-yard freestyle mark, Bob Ramsey clocked 1 09.2 in backstroke, and Windy Grim posted 40-yard freestyle bests.
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Port Wayne
Jim Jones
Madison Heights
Fort Wayne
Bob Baker
Bob Ramsey
Windy Grim
Madisw
Fork Waylir
Mads
D. Wohlberg
Falls
PWN
Bigham
Humphries
Norris
Gephardtong
Harrulf
Boyd
Baker
Paugh
Ramsey
Braswell
Hattma
Crim
T. Wohlberg
Bighany
Ge Hardt
Kinsey
Withers
Barrutt
Wahtberg
Elwood Panthers to Travel by Bus for Nine Away Games
Contracts set for two buses per away game to let Willkie students attend nine basketball contests. One hundred students registered for transport costs totaling 540 dollars for 18 trips. PAA aims to raise 540 dollars more through a postgame student dance featuring Gulliver's Travelers after the Dec. 3 game.
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Panthers
Willkie
Parents Athletic Association
PAA
Dagtababohs
tech-Ellwood
Gullivers Travelers
Kirk and Sokol Named To ITPHA Posts
INDIANAPOLIS AP Del bert Smith of Galveston was reelected president of the Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association at the State Fair grounds. Hector Kirk of Anderson was reelected vice president Ed Johnson of Fairmount was reelected secretary treasurer and Harold Boring of Shelbyville plus Bob Barnet of Muncie were reelected to three year terms on the board. John Sokol of Anderson was elected a director to fill the unexpired term of the late Harold Tyner and Eugene Bond of Frankfort was chosen to replace M Monroe Neher who resigned due to ill health.
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Indianapolis
Delbert Smith
Galveston
Indiana, Trotting & Pacing Horse Association
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Hector (Heck) Kirk
Anderson
Ed Johnson
iFairmount
Treasurour
Harold Boring
Shelbyville
Bob Barnet
Muncie
John Sokol
Harold Tyner
Tipton
Eugene Bond
Frankfort
M. Monroe Neher
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Lawrence, Kan
Jim Ryun
University of Kansas
K.U
Garden
Detroit
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New York
Bobby
Herbert Muhammad
Richardson
Harry Marrigon
Seour Houston
Cleveland Williams
Paris
Cassiin Clay
Madigan Square
VAL
P.S
S. Lutz
7Th End Meridian
Sear Ees
Elwood
Ruger & Colt
Kirk
Sokol
Itpha Posts
Thift Dollar Store
Anderson, Indiana
Meridian
Intmar
Fall Prints
Pate Aarne
Wale
Teflon
Gils
Boxad
BRACH
Choralate
Caverad
Boxad Candy
Han. Lobey
Large Hotel Parfait
Childean
Korios
Kingsridge and
Rotner
Donegal
van Heusen
Enro
Damyn
Stropes, Paisley
Dacron
Clair Call
Gales
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