Anderson Indians Open NCC Play With Marion Giants
The Anderson Indians, shooting .441 from the field, host the Marion Giants Friday at the Wigwam to start the 1957 North Central Conference season. Norm Delph leads with 68 points in 3 games, Dick Patterson nets 13, John Teague 11.7, and Max Benson hits 7 of 12 for 58.3 percent. Tickets available Thursday and Friday at the AHL Gym.
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Highland Highs Split With Daleville Frosh and Juniors
Highland coaches saw mixed results as the Junior High five beat Daleville 31 to 23 for a fourth straight win while the Highland frosh fell 33 to 21. Box scores list iCheever Presnall Thomas and Chambers leading Highland.
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Coach Son on Varsity Lineup Tests a Father’s Team
An Anderson High School basketball coach Ick Osborne weighs placing his son Jim on the Indians varsity. Reports recall similar coach father son cases, noting fears of favoritism and pressure from teammates. Jim earns his role by proving his skills, while other highlights mention players like Bailey Robertson and Willie Gardner in related hoop news.
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Pendleton Irish edge Morristown for sixth straight win
Pendleton Irish rally in the fourth quarter to beat Morristown 64 to 56. Bill Crosley scores 31 for Pendleton with 11 baskets and 9 free throws while Tom Rogers adds 14. Morristown’s Guffin, Hester, and Bass lead scoring for the visitors.
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Madison Heights grapplers claim first victory over Marion
MH grapplers beat Marion 30 25 for their first high school wrestling win of the season. Results show Ed Prather pinning John Sala and several other MH pins with Delphs and Carpenter winning by fall and by points. Heavyweight Dean Davis and Jerry Osborne also faced losses as the MH reserves fell to Marion rookies 21 30.
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High School Cage Scores From AP Standings Across Indiana
The Associated Press tally lists regional high school results with Pendleton 64 over Morristown 56 and Fortville 51 over Lepel 37. Other notable games include Rock Creek 44 and Huntington Catholic 61, and Evansville Central 46 in overtime.
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Stout Leads Jockeys At Atlantic City In Three Wins
Jimmy Stout becomes the top jockey at Atlantic City with three leading performances in 1946 1951 and 1953 capturing multiple seasonal titles.
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Fortville Tops Bulldogs 51 37 in Tuesday Court clash
Fortville defeats the Las Angeles Bulldogs 51 to 37 as Howell of Lapel leads with 19 points. Petty and Hardin add 10 each while Robbins scores 16 for Fortville. Fortville improves to 5 wins in 7 starts as Frankton visits Friday.
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Aloisio Named IU Football Team MVP for Season
Tony Aloisio a 6 foot 1 right end from Chillicothe Ohio was chosen by Indiana University teammates as the most valuable football player for the season.
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Jackson Township Ends 65-Game Drought in OT Win
WANATAH Ind The longest Indiana high school basketball losing streak ended when Jackson Township Porter County defeated Clinton Township La Porte County 55 to 57 in overtime. Jackson had lost 65 straight games. Clinton had won the last meeting last season to snap a 40 game skid. Clinton now has six straight losses.
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Area Cage Schedule Resume After Midweek Games
Anderson area high schools announce remaining games this week. Tonight Fishers visits Frankton at Lapel gym and Markleville plays Walnut Grove while Madison Heights meets Daleville. Friday features Marion at Anderson and Huntington at Alexandria with Elwood at Tipton plus Frankton at Fortville and Madison Heights at Zionsville. Weekend features Middletown at Pendleton Summitville at Fairmount Noblesville at Northwestern and the Daleville Tourney at Center Daleville Cowan and DeSoto.
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Stalking flushed game birds in Wisconsin
Sport notes describe flushing game birds in Wisconsin with emphasis on techniques to stalk and suddenly flush birds. The piece notes hunting practices and gear, highlighting patience and accuracy for success.
Central State Anderson Deferred Villa Madonna Visit Thursday
Anderson College and Central State of Ohio switch to January 13 for their opener due to poor road conditions. Villa Madonna of Covington visits Thursday as the Ravens start a 1957 58 schedule with two home games in one week. Eastern Illinois visits Saturday.
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Muncie Wilson Defeats Anderson Central 30 28 in Tilt
In a high school game at the AHL floor venue the Muncie Wilson team beat Anderson Central 30 to 28. Ken Yoke a right handed pitcher from Amarillo Texas joined Anderson Central through the Western League draft. Yoke faced 262 innings last season recording 137 strikeouts and a 4.19 ERA.
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