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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1962

Page

4

Anderson Indians roll past Marion Giants in NCAC opener

Anderson beat Marion 96 to 75 in Marion with double digit outputs from Nunn 24 Clevenger 22 Mauck 11 Lewis 16 Fuller 14. Piper led Marion with 21 points as both teams opened NCAC play and Anderson prepared for Jasper visit.

Marion Anderson Indians Marion Giants Giants Ray Estes Tribe Sam Nunn Steve Clevenger Nunn Clevenger Fuller Lewis Mauck Little Giants McGivern Mets Jette Needham Owersby Piper Kimpy _ o Stevwert Osborne

Eagles Face Jackson Central In Nonleague Victory

The Frankton Eagles defeated Jackson Central Panthers 69 to 57 in Arcadia Friday night. JC led 17 to 9 early, but Frankton surged to 32-30 by halftime and outscored the Panthers 37 to 25 after. Larry Waltermire led with 28 points, while Butch Condon added 12 and Dave Huth 15 as key contributors.

Arcadia Frankton Eagles Jackson Central Panthers Central Larry Waltermire Butch’ Condon Lapel Bulldogs Condon Iz Bushr L. Waltermire We Huth Y. Jarret Gosnell Aid T. Waltermire Keras & A Addington We Brankton Jackson Central iv Amos Ampi Stanley Jim ST Frankton

School and Community Basketball Scores Across Indiana

A sweeping list of high school basketball results from Indiana shows numerous games with varied margins opening with Anderson over Marion 75 65 and ending with Terre Haute State and West Vigo high scores. Teams across towns like Noblesville Pendleton Elwood and Kokomo posted wins or close margins reflecting a busy winter district slate.

Seymour Madison North Vernon Elkhart LaPorte Martinsville Indels Attucla

Gael Fresh Split With Greenfield

Sports roundup lists high school scores across Indiana venues with Gael Fresh defeating Greenfield while multiple teams like Terre Haute Wiley and Terre Haute Gerstmeyer post results. Numerous games note final scores for Linton Dugger, Muncie Central, Warsaw, Elkhart, Lafayette, and other schools in a late season standings snapshot.

Terre Haute Wiley Honey i Creek Gerstmeyer Brazil Linton Dugger Switz City DeSoto Petroleum Gaston Redkey Cowan Mooreland Muncie Central Logansport

Madison Heights Pirates Edge Highland 65 58 In Rival Showdown

Madison Heights outscored Highland from the line and the field to win 65 58. Carmack and Miller each scored 17 as Garner added 15, helping the Pirates seize a 31 27 halftime lead and hold on. Highland’s Smith Melson and Lantz kept it close, but the Pirates maintained the lead late with key baskets and free throws.

Madison Heights Pirates Highland Fane Madicah Haiohte Bae Glame UO Roger Miller Dave Carmack Steve Garner Jim Smith Bob Melson Tom Lantz Laddies Lantz Asta Tha al Wiaelehee Garner Jack Wilson Rusty McCarroll Wynan McCarroll

Butler Rallies To Top Michigan In Final Goaltend

Butler trailed most of the game but edged Michigan 70 to 69 as officials ruled a defensive goaltending violation on Bill Buntin in the final seconds. Michigan led 59 68 with four seconds left before the deciding play.

Butler Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich Wolverines Wolverine Bill Buntin Jerry Williams

War over amateur track returns to headlines

The US Track and Field Federation renews its battle with the AAU over control of amateur track. Federation officials accuse the AAU of bad faith delaying a hoped peace pact, while the AAU endorses a joint plan but federation leaders reject it as incompatible with New York Detroit terms.

Chicago United States Track and Field Federation National Amateur Athletic Union AAU Charles Chick) Werner Federation Detroit Olympic House Markleville Wilkinson Tory Bulldogs New York Howard Williams Robert Kennedy Bill Widebrink Zloff Werner Gustin Sereree Federation Sacramento Calif Jhas Mils Paul Durham Linfield College Waukee Journal McMinnville Ore Durham Milwaukee

Panthers Top Plymouth 75 to 65 in C I Conference clash

Elwood Panthers upset Plymouth Pilgrims 75 65 as Ron Drake scored 25 and led a 26 point final quarter surge. Charlie Bock 14 and Butch Goings 16 aided the Panthers while Plymouths Truman 22 Thomas 18 Moore 10 kept them competitive.

Plymouth Elwood Panthers Pilgrims Indiana Ron Drake Charlie Bock Butch Goings Panther Truman Thomas Moore Bock Goings Odom Leavell Drake Robinson Harting Hattman Kring Connell el Elwood

Syracuse Travels to UCLA to End Snowy East Campaign

Syracuse departs the snowbound East to face the UCLA Bruins in Los Angeles as the 1962 college football season winds down. The trip marks the Orange’s late-season clash in sunny Southern California with coach Ben Schwartzwalder leading the squad against a Bruins program seeking momentum.

Jack Clary Syracuse Ucla Bruins

Harrison Hands Yorktown Loss

Harrison defeated Yorktown 69 to 68 on Friday night to hand the Tigers their sixth defeat in seven starts. Harrison led 17-14 after one period and 52-44 at the third, while Yorktown cooled in the third quarter and struggled at the line.

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Indiana swimmers to compete for United States in Europe

Four members of Indiana's Big Ten champions will represent the United States in European championships with Coach Jim Counsilman likely to accompany them. The 10 to 14 day trip will occur next month between NFL and college games, following selection by the West German government via the State Department and AAU. The group’s names will be announced later.

Bloomington, Ind UPL Indiana United States Annannnad Earanthy Jim (Doe) Counsilman Sesnachare U.S. State Department AAU

Anderson Secures State Women's Golf Next Year

The Indiana Women s Golf Association set the 40th annual tournament for July 1 19 at the Anderson Country Club. The field will be limited to 144 players for the championship held by Mrs Paul Dye Jr Indianapolis Mrs Iubert Cokes Evansville is named vice president succeeding the late Mrs George Price Lafayette killed in a recent plane crash.

Frankfort Ind Indiana Women’s Golf Association Anderson Country Club Paul Dye Jr Indianapolis Iubert Cokes Evansville George Price Lafayette

Police Escort Worthington After On Court Tussle

Gary Worthington Richmond center 6-5 230 was escorted from the New Castle game after a third quarter altercation with New Castle coach Les Ray and star Butch Joyner who scored 32 points in a 77 66 defeat. Joyner helped lead New Castle to victory while four New Castle players were suspended last week for breaking training.

New Castle Ind Gary Worthington Richmond Les Ray Butch Joyner Worthington Joyner Lste Ray Dick Byrd

Deer Safety and Scent Control Tips for Hunters

A sports digest urges hunters to wear bright repellent or yellow for visibility and to stay odor free with clean clothing shaved and bathed daily. Some hunters carry apples to mask odor and advise testing wind direction to hunt against it.

Fall City Five Host Gaels In WR Play Today

Pendleton lost to Noblesville 69 to 63 in a Rams packed gym. Noblesville’s Millers led with 16 from Gary Cox and 14 from Greg Terrell while Pendleton’s Jon Crosley scored 17 and Virg Mabrey 12. Seventeen Pendleton fouls and 17 free throws by Falls City reflected a scrappy game.

Fall City Five Pendleton Noblesville Millers Pendleton Irishs Gary Cox Greg Terrell Don Fleming Jon Crosley Virg Mabrey Mike Hanna Falls City Anderson St. Mary’s Gaels Bax Hanna Mabrey Baker Crosley, & Smith McLaughlin Bankson Crul Marlowe Noblesile

Collins Has 3 Shot Lead In Coral Gables Open Golf

Bill Collins, offsetting a back ache, shot 66 to hold a three stroke lead at 133 as Coral Gables Open golfers resume Friday. Ed Daniel Danforth tied for second after a 67 while Gardner Dickinson also posted strong round. Collins praised a better back, returning after a six week layoff.

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Inventory Sale Save Alum welded drs win Jones Mfg

An inventory sale is announced by Jones Manufacturing located at 917 Madison Avenue offering aluminum welded doors and related items for quick purchase and sale. The brief notice highlights limited stock and immediate availability.

Drs Win. Jones

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