Holiday Tourney Tickets On Sale At Anderson High
Big Four Holiday basketball tournament at Anderson High School Gym features Kokomo Muncie Central New Castle and Anderson Indians. Dec 30 with 1995 tickets per school at 1.50 each. First round New Castle vs Central 1 pm Anderson vs Kokomo 2 15 pm. final 8 15 pm.
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Ravens Rally For 93 87 Victory Over Central State Marauders
Anderson men erased a late deficit to beat Central State 93 87 on Tuesday night in a high scoring non league clash. Reed led with 22 points and Strawn added late baskets as Ravens improved to 2 1 in three non league starts while Marauders dropped their second in as many games.
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Local Indiana High School and College Scores Tally
A dense list of scores from Indiana high schools and colleges is recorded. Notable games include Butler 7 to 75 over an opponent, Duke 117 over Davidson 72, North Carolina 54 over N.C. State 63, and Pro-NBA Chicago 101 to St. Louis 99. Multiple town matchups feature teams such as Noblesville, Carmel, Seymour, and Wabash with varied results.
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AHS Matmen Smother Marion Richmond Here Thursday Eve
Anderson grapplers overwhelmed Malleree Jerry Brown and Marion's matmen 44 to 6 last night as Carter pinned their man at Marion to push a third straight win. The reserves fought to a 24 24 draw. In the next outing the Tribe host Richmond at the AHL Gym aiming to extend the streak with varsity and reserve wrestlers.
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Noblesville Crushes Carmel in Wide Victory at Home
Noblesville dominated Carmel 172 to 49 in a gym game, lifting the Millers to a fourth straight win. Jim Land sparked a 9-7 start as five Noblesville starters hit double digits led by Jim Lyon with 15 points. Carmel struggled with 16 made free throws by Noblesville to pace the lopsided win and set up next Friday’s return to Alexandria.
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Bowling Tips and Draft Recap From Weekend Events
A bowling column offers advice on delivery rhythm and balance during the approach. The text also notes draft order outcomes from a recent sports event, listing team picks and loser selections across rounds, with reference to Don Carter and Marion Ladewig.
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Senior Men's Teams Triumph Over Loop Foes
In Sunday School action Mounds Sherman Street Meadowbrook powered past Senior Sunday School A foes while Beth el Irondale Park Place and Park Road overwhelmed their B Division rivals. The eighth grade cage program also featured Highland and First Baptist in a busy set of late season games.
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Maco Becomes League Leader with 88 53 Victory
Maco Beverage defeated Crutcher Trucking 88 to 53 at Dearborn Gym to remain atop the Indianapolis city league. Guards Jack Tiley and Ralph Teter led with 17 and 19 points as Wayne Duncan added 13 and Lucius Teague 10. Maco hit 38 of 91 from the floor while Crutcher made 20 of 87.
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Columbus Madison and Central Washington Hoop Classics Set
Indiana high school basketball schedule highlights Columbus at Madison and South Bend Central at East Chicago Washington both non conference matchups. Madison seeks strong form against the South Central standout plus a 47 game regular season win streak while Central faces Michigan City and East Chicago with key intra regional clashes shaping state standings.
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How to Choose a Top Whiskey Gift in America
A concise guide advises selecting a prestigious whiskey with a standout decanter. It emphasizes choosing a widely respected national brand and premium presentation for gifting.
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