Lafayette Stuns Anderson In NCC Showdown Victory
Lafayette Jefferson pulled away after a 48 all third quarter tie to beat Anderson 72 to 62. Ken Johnson led Anderson with 22 points while Flanagan 22 and Koning 19 paced Lafayette. Anderson hosts Ft Wayne Southside next after the loss.
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Daleville Broncos Roll To Homecoming Victory Over St Marys
Daleville Broncos defeated St Marys 63 to 34 in the AHL Wigwam Homecoming game. Daleville led 14-13 after the first quarter and 30-28 at halftime before pulling away aided by Chet Babb 17 Jim Findling 14 and Noel Peckinpaugh 12. St Marys standout John Earp scored 20 with perfect free throw line finishing 10 of 10.
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Local Cage Scores From Indiana and Nearby Cities
After a day of high school basketball results, Lafayette 72 Anderson 62 leads in the headlines with Alexandria 8 Fairmount 63 Greenfield 6 and other regional scores. Notable showdowns include Yorktown 91 Royerton 67 and Madison Heights Frankton 50 Windfall 49 with several overtime games and close finishes across Hamilton, Madison, and surrounding counties.
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Iowa and Michigan face pivotal tests in weekend hoops
Iowa aims to extend an unbeaten start by hosting Drake in Des Moines while Michigan, ranked No 2, battles San Francisco in Chicago. Other Big Ten actions include Minnesota idle, West Virginia at Illinois, Butler at Purdue, Notre Dame at Michigan State, and Wisconsin at Houston.
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Choker Leads Aqueduct Display Handicap Field
New York race fans see a 10 horse field for the two mile Display Handicap on season’s final day at Aqueduct. Choker, carrying 110 pounds, is the 8-5 favorite to win the $97,121 purse, with Brave Lad set at 5-2 and World Guide also among top contenders.
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Davis
Venezia
McClain
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Lassiter
Gallant Fox
Spout
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Box
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Fl Og Baeza
Choker
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Rankton
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Peter O.pumpkin
Shady Living
Temperley
Bill Boland
Bisthese
Hatin
Frank
Tan
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Treachery
Edie B. M
Hannah Miller
Pendleton Irish Roar To 67 57 Win Over Knights
Pendleton roared back in the second half to beat Knights Town 67 to 57 at Shaong race. Key players included First Offence and Jones in a three pronged attack for 32.08.50 front of Adorable and Bundy, with Ompson and Hoppes contributing for Pendleton.
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Griffiths Fast Victor Over Gonzalez in Welterweight Title Fight
Emile Griffith outboxed Manny Gonzalez over 15 rounds to win a unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. Griffith landed the heavier blows while Gonzalez used a run and retreat strategy. The crowd of 12,146 paid 72,502 dollars as Sugar Ray Robinson bade farewell in the evening’s prelude with ring appearances from Basilio Fullmer Olson and Turpin.
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Mount’s 41 Spurs Lebanon Past Madison Heights 89 94
Rick Mount exploded for 41 points as Lebanon cruised over Madison Heights 94 89 in the Pirate gym. Mount hit 16 of 34 shots and 9 of 11 free throws, adding 10 rebounds and key assists to spark the win, while teammates Shockey Spaugh and McShinney contributed 18 27 and 22 points respectively. Lebanon outshot 46 66 percent but the Tigers kept within reach until late, with Mount and the Pirates’ bench fueling the decisive fourth quarter.
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Local high school hoops slate includes Tribe and Gaels matchups
A light cage schedule features Anderson's Tribe hosting Fort Wayne South while Highland and St. Marys play at the Toad. The Ladders travel to Daleville. Gaels face Markleville in a White River contest. Middletown visits Yorktown. Goblins go to Fairmount. Carmel at Noblesville. Eastern Hancock at Morristown.
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Ashe Victor In Australian Semi Final
Arthur Ashe advanced to the Australian Championship semi finals by defeating Ray Ruffels 6 3 75 73. He faces Ray Emerson in the next round while Tom Okker fell to Emerson 7 5 6 3 6 4. Nancy Richey reached the Women’s Finals by beating Judy Tegart 7 3 6 2.
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Highland Quintet Beats St Mary's In Youth Clash
Youth game report details the Highland Quintet overpowering St Marys with solid team defense and key scoring runs. No further context provided.
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St. Mary’s
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