Starting Five Shines as Anderson Trips Marion Giants 96 75
Andersons starting five led by Sam Nunn and Steve Clevenger powered a 30 point third quarter run to defeat Marion Giants 96 to 75 in the North Central Conference opener. Nunn 24 and Clevenger 22 paced the Indians with Mauck 17, Fuller 14, Lewis 16 while Piper led Marion with 21 points before fouling out.
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Marion
Anderson
Indians
Marion Giants
Giants
Ray Estes
Tribe
Sam Nunn
Steve Clevenger
Nunn
Clevenger
Fuller
Lewis
Mauck
Little Giants
Willey
Marion Keys
Needham
F Owensby
Bourepee
Sascsawanigioen I Secniniad Hain Ee Ice Canes
Stewart Osborne
Eagles Beat JC Quintet in Non-League Thriller
Frankton Eagles overcome Jackson Central Panthers 69 to 57 on the road. JC led 17 to 9 after one, but Frankton rallied to tie 32 30 at halftime and pulled away in the second half behind Larry Waltermire 28, Butch Condon 12, and Dave Huth 15. Caleb Core 2 and Dan Kerfool 17 aided JC. Lapel Bulldogs visit Frankton Saturday.
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Arcadia
Frankton
Eagles
Jackson Central Panthers
Central
Larry Waltermire
Butch Condon
Dave Huth
Eagle
Co. A. Core
Dan Kerfool
Lapel
Bulldogs
Kerioot
Case
Pasion Perkins
Shields
Addington
Ae Condiete See
Jackson Central
Arnold Umpier
Stanley
Indiana High School Basketball Scores Roundup
A dense list of high school games from Tipton and surrounding counties with scores for Anderson Marion Madison Heights Frankton etc. Notable results include Tipton beating Muncie Burris 101 to 54, Harrison edging Yorktown 69 to 68, and Mount Pleasant and many others across counties with several overtime entries and close finishes.
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Frankton
Jackson Central
Markleville
Wilkinson
Alexandria
Peru
Elwood
Plymouth
Noblesville
Pendleton
Summitville
Hancock Central
Harrison
Yorktown
Vernon
Mount Comfort
Walnut Grove
Westfield
Lafayette
Kokomo
Windfall
Prairie Two
Tipton Co
Bloomington
Jasper
Columbia
Bedford
Southport
Seymour
Madison
North Vernon
Elkhart
LaPorte
Martinsville
Inders
Madison Heights Pirates Hold Off Highland 65 58
Carmack and Miller lead Madison Heights as they outscore Highland from the line and field. Garner adds 15 points while Lantz directs Highland’s offense but Madison Heights wins 65 to 58 before about 3,300 at Madison Heights.
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Madison Heights
Pirates
Highland
Roger Miller
Dave Carmack
Steve Garner
Jim Smith
Bob Melson
Tom Lantz
Laddies
Lantz
Ceach
Jack Wilson
Rusty McCarroll
Alexandria
Smith
Thornburg
Green
Melson
James
Noble
Madison Ae
Wotdits Jataccbaee
Aerl Highlan
Strafford
Lonnger
McCarroll
Gaels Fresh Split With Greenfield In Narrow Duel
Greenfield freshmen outscored St. Mary's 18 to 9 in the second half to pull off a 45 40 win. St. Mary's second unit won 33 21 in a preliminary contest.
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Greenfield
St. Mary's
Vas
Oor
Gaels
Shane
Ao Greenfield
Butler Rallies To Top Michigan
Butler overcame a late deficit to beat Michigan 70 69 as officials ruled defensive goaltending on Michigan in the final seconds. Wolverine Bill Buntin appeared to grab a shot by Jerry Williams before the ruling.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Butler
Michigan
Wolverines
Wolverine
Bill Buntin
Jerry Williams
Vernon Two Breaks Into Win Column
Vernon Township Vikings edge Mount Comfort Bucaneers 58 to 57 for their first win of the season. Tony Hayse scores 22 points, Bill Schaekel and Keith Fuqua add 10 each. Mt Comfort’s Ken Sparks and Sid McCord lead with 20 each. Franklin Central visits Vernon Township next Tuesday.
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Fortville
Vernon Township
Mount Comfort
Buccaneers
Vikings
Vernon
Mt. Comfort
Bucs
Tony Hayse
Bill Schaekel
Keith Fuqua
Ken Sparks
Sid McCord
Franklin Central
McCord
Warrum
F Siete
Heller
Ee Ees
Foratser
HE Petict
Chong
Cain Cei
API Caliersaaceta
Fellerman
Grets Sn Bakownegoue
Cnadcamnalgnuns
Sohneiel
Asenaceeteus
Ginetantiahssegnalh
Arabians Hand Wilkinson Loss
Markleville led Wilkinson at each of four quarters for a 62 to 45 victory. Howard Williams scored 23 and Bill Widebrink 14 for Arabians. Calvert 10 and Smith 11 led Wilkinson. Paul Durham of Linfield College was named NAIA football coach of the year for an undefeated regular season.
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Markleville
Wilkinson
Bulldogs
Howard Williams
Bill Widebrink
Calvert
Smith
Sacramento
Calif
Paul Durham
Linfield College
McMinnville
Ore
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Durham
Wildcats
Zornes
Christian
Gaimee Seneen
Gruber
Litton Owe
Roberts Peer
Markieville
Widebrink
Williams
F Oweenee
Baker
Sayers
Es Cores House
Es Tweedy
Gustin
Ereese
Kennerly
Brown
Track Group Renews War Over Amateur Control
The United States Track and Field Federation renewed its fight with the AAU over amateur track governance. Executive director Charles Werner said the federation would push its broad program for all ages and called the Detroit AAU convention repudiation of Olympic House documents a breach of faith. The Milwaukee Journal indoor games March 9 will be the Federation Invitational Indoor Championship.
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Chicago
United States Track and Field Federation
National Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Charles
Chick) Werner
Federation
Detroit
Olympic House
New York
Robert Kennedy
Werner
Milwaukee
Anderson Hosts State Women's Golf Championship Dates Set
The Indiana Women's Golf Association will hold its 40th annual tournament July 15 to 19 at the Anderson Country Club. A 144-player field will compete for the championship, currently held by Mrs. Paul Dye Jr. Indianapolis. Mrs. Hubert Cokes of Evansville was named vice president after the death of Mrs. George Price of Lafayette in a recent plane crash.
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Frankfort
Ind
Indiana Women’s Golf Association
Anderson Country Club
Paul Dye Jr
Indianapolis
Hubert Cokes
Evansville
George Price
Lafayette
Worthington Escorted From Contested Richmond-New Castle Game
Gary Worthington the Richmond center was escorted from the gym after a tussle with New Castle coach Les Ray and star Butch Joyner who scored 32 points as New Castle defeated Richmond 77 to 66. Joyner led scoring while Worthington drew his fifth personal foul and briefly fought with Ray.
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New Castle
Ind
Gary Worthington
Richmond
Les Ray
Butch Joyner
Worthington
Joyner
Ray
Dick Byrd
Goblins Edge Panthers 51 49 Behind Woodruff Kurtz
Summitville Goblins snap a six game skid defeating Hancock Central 51 to 49. Darwin Woodruff scores 15 and Jim Kurtz adds 19 to lift Summitville while Fralich leads Hancock Central with 17. Free throws and penalties shape the game as Goblins overcome 20 fouls.
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Summitville
Jim Stone
Goblins
Hancock Central Panthers
Fralich
Panthers
Veese
Wiseseh
McKee
Aeeewe Wees
Hancock
Cragan
Cox
Hancock Central
Collins Leads Coral Gables Open After 66 Round
Bill Collins fired a 66 to take a three stroke midway lead at the Coral Gables Open. Al Kelley and Gardner Dickinson are tied for second at 136, as 46 players posted par or better after 36 holes on the 6,563-yard Biltmore course.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Bill Collins
Baltimore
Collins
Miami
al Kelley
Gardner Dickinson
Tequesta
Biltmore
Elwood Hands Plymouth 15-65 Setback
Elwood Panthers defeated Plymouth Pilgrims 75 to 65 in a Central Indiana Conference game. Ron Drake led with 25 points, adding 12 field goals and a free throw as Elwood pulled ahead late. Charlie Bock scored 14 and Butch Goings 16 for the Panthers with Truman 22, Thomas 18 and Moore 10 for Plymouth.
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Plymouth
Elwood
Panthers
Pilgrims
Indiana
Ron Drake
Charlie Bock
Butch Goings
Panther
Truman
Thomas
Moore
Box Elwood
Bock
Goings
Odom
Anoee Leavell
Drake
Robinson
Harting Wow
Owe
Hallman
Long
Kring
Connell
Syracuse to Meet UCLA in Snowy Season Finale
Syracuse travels to Los Angeles to face the UCLA Bruins in a televised season closer. Both teams aim for 5-5 records as injuries strain Washington and Baltimore in the NFL later that day. The day also features post season bowls in Sacramento Allenstown and Miami with Lenoir Rhyne Central Oklahoma State and Hofstra West Chester/HBCU bowls.
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Ucla Bruins
Los Angeles Coliseum
Columbia Broadcasting System
Baltimore
Colts
Washington Redskins
New York
Titans
Buffalo Bills
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Sacramento
Calif
Lenoir Rhyne
Central Oklahoma State
Allenstown
Hofstra College of
Long Island
West Chester
Florida A&m
Jakson
Miss
Miami
Omaha University
East Central State of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
UCLA
Orange
West Virginia
Redskins
Washington
Skins
Deer Stalk Tips From Sportsmans Digest
Clean odorless hunting clothing aired completely beforehand. Shave and bathe daily if possible and rinse thoroughly. Some hunters carry a couple of apples to mask odor. Test wind often as you hunt and remember conditions can change.
Harrison Hands Yorktown Loss
Harrison tops Yorktown 69 to 68 in a close conference game. Bruce Quirk scores 20 for Harrison while Adams and Long lead Yorktown with 20 and 17 points respectively.
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Harrison
Tigers
Bruce Quirk
Jim Turner
John ‘Hough
Wehlage
Tiger
Adams
Long
Cooper
Rector
Box Harrison
Brammer
Blackburn
J. Hough
Pic Hopper
Niccum
Seeme
Quirk
Turner
McKibben
Eeene Harrison
Clute
Findley
Former Atlanta Sports Editor Ed Danforth Dies at 71
Atlanta mourns Ed Danforth former Atlanta Journal sports editor who spent nearly five decades as a sports writer. He died yesterday at 71 of a heart attack in his public relations office and will be buried Friday afternoon. His latest Georgia Tech Sports Extra was mailed to media.
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Atlanta
UPS
Ed Danforth
Atlanta Journal
Danforth
Georgia Tech Sports Extra
Inventory Sale Save Alum welded drs win Jones Mfg
Inventory sale announced by Jones Manufacturing at 917 Madison Avenue. Alum welded doors are highlighted as a featured item in the sales event.
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Win. Jones
Falls City Five Host Gaels In WR Play Today
Noblesville's Millers upset Pendleton Irish 63 to 59 for their third win in as many starts. Gary Cox 16, Greg Terrell 14, Don Fleming 13 led Noblesville while Jon Crosley 17, Virg Mabrey 12, Mike Hanna 10 paced Pendleton. Free throws helped Pendleton despite 17 team fouls.
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Pendleton
Nobiesville
Pendleton Irish
Noblesville
Gary Cox
Greg Terrell
Don Fleming
Jon Crosley
Virg Mabrey
Mike Hanna
Falls City
Anderson St. Mary’s Gaels
Noblesville FG
Cox
Leach Et Ae
Terrell
Reveal
Fleming
Means
P .Asncsess
Mabrey
Baker
Crosley
iSmith
McLaughlin
Tore Licenseaiins
Ten Indiana Swimmers Chosen for U S European Meets
Four members of Indiana University's Big Ten swimming champions will represent the United States in European championships with Coach Jim Counsilman aboard. Names to be announced later. The 10 day to two week trip departs next month between semesters and includes West Berlin Bremen and Paris with coaching clinics in West Berlin and Paris.
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Ind
UPI
Indiana
United States
Jim
Doc) Counsilman
U.S. State Department
AAU
West Berlin
Bremen
Paris
Counsilman
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