Top Indiana high school games this week feature unbeaten clubs
Unbeaten Indiana teams pace a loaded week with showdowns across the North Central and Western Indiana conferences. Key matchups include Lafayette hosting Anderson, Muncie Central at Richmond, and Noblesville at Alexandria as the circuit’s best clash in a busy Friday slate.
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Seymour
Columbus
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Jeffersonville
Southport
Greensburg
Carmel
Yorktown
Eaton
Madison Heights
Anderson Highland
Daleville
Spartanburg
Jackson Central
Frankton
Markleville
Wilkinson
Summitville
Hancock Central
Mt. Comfort
Vernon Township
Harrison
Kniight
Anderson College Cagers Meet Central State In Ohio Showdown
Anderson College travels to Wilberforce Ohio to face Central State in a 8 p.m. game. Ken Strawn Reed and Dick Leach lead the Ravens while Tony Blaine and Jerome Tillman pace the Spartans in a contest crucial to Midwest NCAA Balkan standings. The Ravens seek first win at Central since 1958 as coaches Lucas Macholtz balance youth with experience.
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Tojian Reed
Ken Strawn
Dick Leach
Barrett
Central State
Wilberforce
Ohio
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Central
Scous
William Lucas
Tony Blaine
Derson
Reyears
Bernard Hutson
Bob Macholtz
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Turner
Russell
Lucas
Anderson
Blaine
Huntington
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Ted Day
Xenia
Onj
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Hutson
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Hore
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Aland
Jerome Tillman
Strongth
Jerry Cum- Morehead
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D.situghen
Lee Martin
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Buckeye
Jerome
Zington
Censtick
Dick Hiards
Dick Howell
Stanley McCloud
High school cage scores roll in from weekend slate
Saturday results show Angola topping Churubusco 61 43 Ashley blanks Eden 80 0 and Boone Grove 63 over East Bourbon 60. A long list includes Gary Andrean 57 Culver Military 64 and many more across Indiana venues with scores and team pairings. A terse line notes NFL rule on visiting team guarantees at $30 000 per game and a gun market ad closes the set.
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St. Francis
Gary
Valparaiso
Fort Wayne
Concordia
Elm
Evansville
Princeton
Mount Vernon
del Fort Branch
Terre Haute
Garfield
Evansile
Reitz Ferdinand
Rexfundi Inders
Fort
Hagerstown
Hammond Clark
Whiting
Hammond Tech
Huntington
Hartford City
Oakland City
Holland Inders
Sceema
Tiington North Central
Marian
Howe
Sacred Heart
Gton University
Tech
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Washington
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Wood
Beech Garrett
Kendallville
Keotland
Rensselaer
Kokomo
Elkhart
la Porte
West
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Vincennes
Vincennes Catholic
Warsaw
Syracuse
Washington Catholic Aigton Castle
Winslow
Alexandria
Madison
Hellwood
Berne
Angola
Auburn
Adams Central
Taylor
Ohio
Aurora
Bate
Bedford
Salem
Inders
Broad Ripple
Avis Speedway
Brownsburg
Concord
Columbia
iCty
Crawfordsville
Crown Point
Delphi
Rockville
Danville
South Bend Central
Chicago
Washington Rockport
Evans
Churubusco
Ashley
Eden
Boone Grove
East
Bourbon
Argos
Brookville
Versailles
Charlottesville
Milroy
Chicago Heights, Jr
Mai
Gary Andrean
Culver Military
LaPaz Center
DeSoto
Dyer
Highland
Rex Mundi
Ort
Marion
Elmhurst
F.W. Lyers
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Mount Ayr
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Greensburg
Cambridge
Indians Will Try To Ride Crawleys Nags
Anderson area high school basketball fans look to a busy 18 game schedule. Lafayette coach Crawley leads the Bronchos with wins over Lebanon Hammond Attica and a loss to Rossville as Noblesville visits Alexandria and Middletown meets Knightstown in New Castle.
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Anderson Area
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von Jameson
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Dressen May Sign With Tigers as Scout in Shift to Coaching
Miami Beach AP reports Charlie Dressen may join the Detroit Tigers as a troubleshooter scout with a path to coaching. He aims for a Mets or Giants coaching job, awaiting a decision within a week after being discharged by the Milwaukee Braves.
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Detroit Tigers
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George ‘Weiss
New York
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Cincinnati ‘Reds
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Yankee
Courtney Honored Wismer Fuss With NIAA Officer Kiss Make Up
Dr. Donald Courtney of Anderson College was elected vice president of the Indiana Intercollegiate Athletic Association at the state meeting in Indianapolis. Anderson College is part of the Hoosier College Conference and the NAIA. Harry Wismer, New York Titans president, defended AFL commissioner Joe Foss amid critique of a secret college draft and TV contracts. Moe Radovich, former Wyoming star, now coaches the Cowboys’ freshman basketball team.
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Moe) Radovich
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Washington's Owens Makes Mysterious Trip to Los Angeles
Washington coach Jim Owens returned from a secret mission to Los Angeles and declined to discuss the trip amid speculation that Southern Methodist University sought him for a combined head coach and athletic director post. SMU released coach Bill Meek, while Owens denied Texas A&M interest in hiring him.
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Owens
Seattle
Jim Owens
Los Angeles
Southern Methodist
Bill Meek Sturday
Texas A&m
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