Anderson Indians Open NCC Play Against Marion Giants
The Anderson Indians will face the Marion Giants Friday night at the Wigwam to begin the 1957 North Central Conference schedule. Through three games they own a 2-1 mark and a 66.7 points per game average, with Norm Delph at 22.7 ppg, Dick Patterson at 13 ppg, and John Teague at 11.7 ppg and strong rebounding. Max Benson leads shooting at 7 of 12 for 58.3 percent while Teague sits at 57.1 percent. Tickets for the Marion game are on sale at the AHL Gym Ticket Office.
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Highland Divides With Daleville 5s
Highland teams split with Daleville frosh and junior high. The frosh lost 33 to 21 while the Highland junior high won 31 to 23 for their fourth win this season. Districts and player names appear in partial form from the game report.
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Father Son Dilemma at Anderson High School
Coach Ick Osborne ponders handing a varsity slot to his son Jim while balancing fairness to teammates. The piece recounts similar cases at Elwood Wendell Willkie and other schools and notes Jim's progress on the 1957 58 Indians squad. Also mentions Globetrotter ties and a baseball note on Dale Long's minor surgery.
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Elwood Wendell Willkie High School
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Ravin
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Jim Osborne
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Chicago Cubs
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Pittsfield
Mass
Pendleton Tops Morristown for sixth straight win
Pendleton Irish pulled clear in the fourth quarter to defeat Morristown 64 to 56 on Pendleton floor. Key scorers included Crosley with 23 and Rogers with 14 for Pendleton, while Morristown's Guffin 10 Hester 14 and Bass 23 led scoring for their team.
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Morristown
Bill Crosley
Tom Rogers
Guffin
Hester
Bass
Middletown
White River
Summitville
Morriston
Griffin
Crosley
N Boring
Conner
Eckhardt
Edwards
Tolbert
O Rogers
Houk
Dhannold
Dawning
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Tants
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Cage Scores From Central Indiana NBA of High Schools
A long list of basketball scores from Indiana high schools and colleges shows many teams like Pendleton, Morristown, Huntington Catholic, Greencastle, Plainfield, Rockville, Bedford, Bloomington, Rockville, Wabash, and Evansville area schools posting varied results. Notable high marks include Indianapolis Cathedral 80, Evansville Mater Dei 55, and Wayne entry lines reflecting a busy night of regional hoops across multiple conferences and venues.
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Jackson
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Charlestown
Clarksville Province
Shanswick
Paoh di Ambia
Oxford
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Mount Ayr
Bterbein
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Gilbrea
Pine
Pennville
Redkey
Mooreland
Sulphur Springs
Fort Branca
Patoka
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Centra
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Tell City
Lincoln
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Mackey
Stendal
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Huntingourg
Jasper
al Birdseye
Selvin
Mount Olympus
Newburgh
Wadesville
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Elberfield
Francisco
Terre Haute
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Gerstmeyer
Honey Creek
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Wilberforce
Ohio
Anderson
Indiana Central
Eastern Winais Franklin
Hanover
Ball State
Manchester
Kalamazoo
Notre Dame
St. Ambrose
Iowa
Southern Methodist
Cage Boxscores Highlight 1944 YMCA Leagues And College Scores
Boxscore section shows Craftmen and other teams with players listed for various games. Mentions include Hanche Cawan Parrrish Hiday and Hefferman, plus college matchups like Indiana Wa Tehrs and Drake South Dakota State. Also notes referees Culver- Stockton and Western Illinois results and historical jockey stat for Jimmy Stout.
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Jaccorel
Oparrish
Hiday
Qyden
al Shelby
Pavis
Dj Austin
Hefferman
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Focal
Maller
Smitchell
Love
Short
Verpo Vanderbur
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Drake
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Iaway
Cornell
Iowa
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Carthage
University ‘of Chicago
Atlantic City
MH Grapplers Top Marion For First Victory
Madison Heights led by coach Tink La Rue defeated Marion 30 to 25 in Marion gym for MH’s first high school wrestling win. Eight MH wrestlers secured wins including Ed Prather Tom Boatright and Dave Paugh with pins, while heavyweights and reserves saw mixed results. Joe Brown defends world lightweight title in Chicago Stadium against Joey Lopes following a prior draw.
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Marion
Tink la Rue
Madison Heights Grapplers
Anderson
Paul Parker
Paul Robson
Ed Prather
John Sala
Ron Delph
AIH
Jim Daugherty
Rich Delph
Tom Boatright
Ted Jones
Bill Wright
Dave Paugh
John Weber
Butch Hysong
John Royal
Chicago
Joe Brown
New Orleans
Chicago Stadium
Joey Lopes
Sacramento
Calif
Fortville Triumph Ends Jackson Township 65-Game Losing Streak
Fortville defeats Jackson Township 57 53 in overtime as Lapel forward Howell scores 19 to lead scoring. Fortville earns its fifth win in seven starts while Jackson ends a 63 game drought. Clinton Township of La Porte breaks a 40 game skid against Jackson in the prior meeting.
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Richardson
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Pope
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Clinton
Aloisio Named IU Football MVP for Season
Tony Aloisio a 6 foot right end from Chillicothe Ohio was chosen by Indiana University teammates as the teams most valuable player for the season.
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Tony Aloisio
Chillicothe
Ohio
Indiana University
Area Cage Teams To Resume Schedule
Remaining games of Anderson high school basketball teams resume this week with several matchups. Tonight Fisher at Frankton Markleville at Walnut Grove Madison Heights at Daleville. Friday Marion at Anderson Huntington at Alexandria Elwood at Tipton Frankton at Fortville Madison Heights at Zionsville Middletown at Pendleton Summitville at Fairmount Noblesville at Northwestern. Saturday Hancock Central at Highland Daleville Tournament features Center Daleville Cowan and De Soto.
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Summitville
Fairmount
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Hancock Central
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DeSoto
Ravens to Meet Villa Madonna After Weather Postponement
Central State and Anderson defer to Thursday and Villa Madonna visits on campus. The Ravens schedule a Jan 13 home game after postponement, with Franklin and Wilberforce discussions and a 10 game home slate opening against Eastern Illinois and Villa Madonna in Covington Kentucky.
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Bob
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Covington
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Ernie Rangazas
Anderson
Madison Heights Triumph Over Central 5
Madison Heights defeated Central 36 to 24 in a junior high basketball game. VWaelenthall led the visitors with strong defense and timely baskets as Central struggled to score in the second half.
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Indians Obtain Hurler Yoke From Amarillo
Colorado Springs reports Ken Yoke a right handed pitcher joined Indianapolis from Amarillo in a Western League game. Yoke a 24 year old veteran struck out 137 in 262 innings last season and posted a 4.19 ERA.
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