Atucks Meet Fort Wayne Central In Feature Friday
Indianapolis Attucks with a tall starting lineup faces unbeaten Fort Wayne Central Friday night in Indiana Central's new gym. The card lists other top clashes as unbeaten teams collide across multiple conferences including Evansville Central at Evansville Lincoln and Kokomo seeking a fifth win.
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Pro Grid Scores And Standings Sunday School Card
Pro Grid weekly scores and standings list upcoming games for church leagues. It shows matchups such as Church of God against South Meridian and Grace Methodist against Mt. Hope with multiple venues and days from Monday to Friday.
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J — PP Church of God
South Meridian
J — First Eub
Central Christian
Grace Methodist
Mt. Hope
B — Whetstone
Elm Grove
Church of Brethren
First Nazarene
East Lynn
Noble St
North Anderson
First Methodist
Park Road
Park Place
East Side
A — Mounds
Wash
I — Mounds Baptist
Bethel Methodist
Meadowbrook Baptist
Fifth Street
PP Methodist
Bovid Community
Whetstone
Park Place A
J — First Nazarene
Meadowbrook
I Grace Methodist
First Baptist
Local Women Form 36 Team Squad For National Tourney
Local women prepare a 36 team unit for the National Tournament in Fort Wayne on Sunday April 9 at 7 p.m. Entry blanks and $30 per team are due to association officers Jean Ramsey Martha Morris Mabel Dean Eleanor Jackson Gwen Bullerdick or Kathryn Hotzel by Friday Dec 9. Averages counted as of December 1 with a 12 game minimum. Two divisions exist for team events 751 and above and 750 and below. Doubles and singles reservations available with a single division.
Cage Scores College Basketball Results
North Carolina 77 over LSU 61. Furman 81 defeats South Carolina 63. Tennessee 76 in overtime over William & Mary. Iowa State 88 beats Wisconsin 76. Ohio State 81 over St Louis 66. Middle Tennessee 65 over Bowling Green 67. Detroit 70 over Utah State 68. Indiana 98 over Kansas State 80.
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Furman
South Carolina
Tennessee
William & Mary
Iowa St
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Ohio St
St. Louis
Mid St
Bowling Green
Detroit
Utah
Indiana
Kansas
Bulletin Herald Classified Rateholder Agreement Offer
Classified rateholder agreement notice announcing a tailor made low priced package from the Bulletin Herald. Promotional language highlights affordability and utility for advertisers seeking budget conscious placement.
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Central State Visits AC Gym For Buckeye Showdown
Central State (Ohio) College Marauders visit Anderson College tonight at the campus gym in a 7:30 p.m. tipoff. Anderson aims to extend its home win streak after a 94-54 rout of Wilberforce University, seeking revenge for last year's 79-73 defeat.
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Anderson College Netters
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Central State
Ohio
Wilberforce
Ravens
Skein
Los
Macholtz
Buckeye
West Virginia State
Dick Howell
Larry DeHarity
Dick Leach
Bud Bartz
William Lucas
Turner Russell
Tony Blaine
Russell
Blaine
Ronald Glover
Jerry Cummings
Ray Hudson
Glover
Cummings
Hudson
Raven Jayvees
Raven
South Meridian Church of God
Stottlemyer's Fight Great Northern Five Before Losing Game
Great Northern battled Stottlemyer for three quarters before a fourth quarter 22 9 run gave YMCA Commercial cage play a 57 point edge. Looper's topped Moose 62 48 and Michigan Warehouse regulars all scored 12 to 23 points in a 96 45 win over Childes Petroleum.
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Stoneham Asked Antonelli To Quit
San Francisco AP reports Giants owner Horace Stoneham asked pitcher Johnny Antonelli to quit due to strained relations. Antonelli, traded to the Cleveland Indians with Willie Kirkland for Harvey Kuenn, was told to resign but could not under baseball law.
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San Francisco News-Call Bulletin
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Horace Stoneham
Johnny Antonelli
Willie Kirkland
Cleveland Indians
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Antonelli
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Anderson College names 34 football award winners
Anderson College announced 34 players from the 1960 football squad received major and minor awards at the annual dinner. Local honorees include Bob Adcock Gene Dietz Nat Johnson Bob Kanable Nolan Reed and Gus Carlson who was named honorary captain and MVP. Others from Pendleton Alexandria Ashland and Covington are listed among the recipients with freshman numerals awarded to Broyles Burton Higgins Mohney Smith Snyder.
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Gus Carlson
Raven
Ashland
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Don Brown
Covington
H. L. Baker
Sand Springs
Okla
Gary Corbin
Bedford
Ind
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LaPorte
Ron Parr
Metropolis
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Ravens
Adcock
Baker
Don Brandon
Cullman
Ala
Brown
Frank Cleckley
Huntington
W.va
Corbin
Dietz
Dienzel Dennis
Irvine
Ralph Engel
Willmar
Minn
Havens
John Ingram
Bainbridge
Kanable
Lukens
Larry Osnes
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Parr
Jerry Ruark
New Boston
Ohio
John Shroades
Springfield
Walter Smith
Plymouth
Mich
Stevens
Telfer
Jim Temple
New Bethlehem
Alan Ware
Urbana
Larry Yelton
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Sacramento
Calif
Harold Jones
Butler
N. J
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Charles Burton
del City
Gary Higgins
Elkhart
Kans
Russell Mohney
Clarion
Carlos Smith
John Snyder
Columbus
Indians Seek Third Straight Dual Victory At Marion
Anderson High School prepares for a home dual meet against the Marion Giants with varsity matches starting at 7 15 p m and six thirty p m reserve matches. Coach Don Pyle’s team recently defeated Crawfordsville and Indianapolis Tech and filled several weight classes with new varsity contenders after elimination rounds. Bleachers installed in the gym expect a large crowd as 400 plus attended the first meet and 500 capacity tonight. The lineup features Mallernee 95 Carter 103 Brown 112 Anderson 120 Lark 127 Rayford 133 Bausman 138 Tallman 145 Duffy 154 Collier 165 Bivens 175 King heavyweight.
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Crawfordsville
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Marshall Carter
Jerry Brown
Bob Anderson
Willie Lark
Pete Rayford
Larry Bausman
Bill Tallman
Jim Duffy
Jarry Collier
Conward Bivens
George King
Bannister to Be Honored as History Maker of the Century
Former British miler Roger Bannister, first to break four minutes for a mile, will be celebrated as a History Maker of the Century at two dinners next month. He will be honored by the B nas B rith sports lodge of New York January 22 and by Boston Lodge the following night.
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Rogr 1
London
B'nai B'rith
Boston
Bannistread
Oxford
Alexandria Tigers Go 3-0 as Area’s Only Unbeaten Team
Alexandria's Tigers stay undefeated at 3-0, becoming the only major high school basketball team without a loss in the Anderson area. Team records stand as they push for further success.
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Beverage Romps Over Doug's Five In Indy Showdown
Beverage, led by Lucius Teague with 21 points, routed Doug's Dari Deli in Bush Callahan league play 100 to 58 at Dearborn gym. Seibert Woschitz Snow and Byers added double figures. Doug's Stonebreaker and Lakes also reached 10. Oates, a Hardin-Simmons athlete, earned selection for the International Deaf Olympics in Helsinki next summer.
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MSU football to name three captains for next season
Michigan State will have three captains next fall. They are Fred Arbanas from Detroit, Fred Boylan of Grand Rapids, and Herb Adderly from Philadelphia, all seniors.
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Fred Arbanas
Detroit
Fred Boylan
Grand Rapids
Herb Adderly
Philadelphia
Princeton Soccer Bears Repeat Wins As Wadsworth Scores Twice
Princeton's soccer team won two 10 games last season with both goals scored by senior Jim Wadsworth in each contest.
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