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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1960

Page

22

Strawn sparks Ravens comeback to beat Franklin Grizzlies

Ken Strawn poured 21 of his 28 points in the second half to rally Anderson's Ravens from a seven point deficit to an 86 75 victory over Franklin's Grizzlies on their home floor. Pete Culp and Dienzel Dennis added 18 and 12 respectively, while Nolan Reed and Barrett Bates contributed 10 each as Anderson outshot Franklin 45 67 percent from the field and 76 2 percent from the line. Franklin led early with Wayne Daughtery pacing 12 points in the first half, but the Ravens surged after halftime and pulled away behind Strawn's hot shooting and strong guard play.

Ken Strawn Anderson Ravens Franklin Grizzlies Strawn Pete Culp Dienzel Dennis Barrett Bates Nolan Reed Neil Busse Clifton Culp Wayne Daughtery Daughtery Nets Bates Reed Dennis Kenny Strawn Eastsiders Noland Reed Bob Macholtz F Strawn Leach Cehority Howell Ree Feldenauer Usse

Cage Scores From Various High School and College Games

A compilation of high school and college results shows Alexandria beating Tipton 70 to 45 and Pike over Carmel 73 to 67. Vernon Township edged Franklin Township 45 to 44, while Salem defeated Mitchell 65 to 84. Other scores include Cambridge City 77 Spiceland 64 and Knightstown Memorial 64 Liberty 62, with Holton 61 Vernon 53 and Fountain City 81 Milton 77. In Indiana action Pinell 76 Amo 61 and Dana 40 Howe Military 53 over Brighton 52. Franklin 60 Columbus 58, Parker 62 Union Two Randolph Co. 55, Redkey 76 Hartford Center 51, Rome City 69 Wolcottville 52, Orland 67 Ashley 44. Alton 89 Cromwell 47. COLLEGE results show Anderson 86 Franklin 75, Taylor 87 Goshen 77, West Virginia 75 Richmond 72, Villanova 75 Princeton 46, VMI 75 Virginia 63, Cincinnati 74 Loyola Los Angeles 53, Vermont 65 New Hampshire 59 Maine 58 Bowdoin 49. Bluegrass Invitational includes Utah State 67 Georgia Tech 62, Florida Southern 90 W. Carolina 75, Hanover 66 Centre 61 Western Reserve 88 Hiram 65. PRO NBA Syracuse 107 Cincinnati 105.

Orland Ashley Alton Cromwell College Anderson Franklin Taylor Goshen West Virginia Richmond Villanova Princeton VMI Virginia Cincinnati Loyola Los Angeles Vermont New Hampshire Maine Bowdoin Utah State Georgia Tech

Baumann Shines After White Sox Trade For Jackson

In 1959 Chicago traded Ron Jackson to Boston for Frank Baumann. Baumann led the AL with a 2.68 ERA and a 13-6 record, while Jackson stagnated as a minor leaguer in 1960. The note also cites Jim Coates’ 9-3 start and 4.29 ERA, and mentions Wyoming football’s two 10-0 seasons in 1950 and 1956.

Boston Chicago White Sox Ron Jackson Boston Red Sox Frank Baumann Jackson Red Sox Baumann Jim Coates New York University of Wyoming

Alexandria Blasts Tipton 70 to 45 in CIC clash

Alexandria Tigers overwhelmed Tipton Blue Devils 70 to 45. Henderson led with 19 points, Garner and Thurston added 15 each, Pearce had 12 for Tipton. Alexandria improved to 5-1 overall and 3-0 in league, while Tipton fell to 2-4 and 0-2. Tigers visit Royerton Friday, a six-game win streak team.

Tipton Alexandria Tigers Tipton Blue Devils Alex Blue Devils Larry Henderson Ron Garner Phil Thurston Rick Pearce CIC Royerton

Local 1944 leads YMCA league with easy win over Emge

In YMCA Industrial league action Local 1944 defeated Emge 83 to 63 as Bill Mauck led with 24 points and Max Zent added 18. Looper’s beat Snow’s 51 to 41 behind seven scorers while GM Tech topped Local 663 66 to 56 with Stohler’s 18 and Homes 16 pacing the winners.

Emge Looper Snow GM Tech Bill Mauck Max’ Zent Snow's Purkey Stohler Shively Bond Ee Daffron Danforth Brown Hogg Carter Austin McClintick Fieth Bohannon Meir Blaylock Kessler Isaacs Norehead Walker Pickett Mel Lane Tchison Finn Cole Chastain Condon Hellicker Casey Stohier Hahn

TV plan set for Holiday festival title game

The second half of the Holiday festival basketball championship at Madison Square Garden will be televised nationally on ABC TV. The telecast was announced on Tuesday and covers the Dec 31 game.

New York UPI Madison Square Garden ABC - TV

Markleville Wins One For Darrell Gustin in Eight Grade

Markleville edged Ingalls 36 to 22 as Gustin was absent recovering from appendicitis. Ron Fayers led Markleville with 11 points while the Dartmouth note praises team physician Dr. Joseph Pollard who has attended 238 straight Indian football games.

Ingalls Markleville Darrell Gustin St. John's Hospital Anderson Ron Fayers Dartmouth Joseph Pollard Fayers Ee All Nibarger F Ee Collier Ee Milburn McKay B. Webb F We —— Sharp Eee Rumler Ee Ee Reger Arkleville Thompson Ear

Vikings Edge Franklin Central In 45 44 Win

Vernon Township built a 16 4 first quarter lead then withstood a rally by Franklin Central to win 45 44 on their home floor. Jim Petty Bob Petty and Kyle Fink led Vernon with 12 11 11 points totaling 35. Jeff Cougill and Cameron Hark ness led Franklin with 29 points. Vernon hosts Highland Friday aiming to move above .500 at 4 4.

Vernon Township Vikings Franklin Central Eagles Jim Petty Bob Petty Kyle Fink Vernon Crew Jeff Cougill Cameron Harkness Franklin Highland

Pinnell Downs Amo For Tenth Victory

DANVILLE Ind AP Two of Indiana s winningest high school basketball teams collided Tuesday night and Pinnell of Boone County took its 10th straight victory from Amo 76 61 Amo had won eight straight

Danville Ind Indiana Pinnell Boone County Amo

Longfellow to Speak at Downtown Coaches Dinner Today

Indiana basketball figure John Longfellow will address the Downtown Coaches Club at Linders at noon. The Muncie Central Bearcats, led by stars such as Ron Bonham and John Dampier last season, are now ranked second in state polls after a six game win streak. Luncheon begins at 11 45 a.m. with the meeting open to the public.

John Longfellow East Chicago Washington Ron Bonham John Dampier Bearcat Jesse Owens Chuck Orsborn Bradley University Tec Bill Veeck Chicago White Sox Madison County Dale Shafeff Coaches Club Linders

Ohio State Leads AP Weekly College Basketball Poll

Ohio State, led by Jerry Lucas, dominates the first AP poll with 35 of 36 first place votes. Detroit drops after a loss to Purdue. Bradley holds No. 2 with an unblemished 4-0, while Ohio State eyes a Saturday game against Wichita.

Jerry Lucas Ohio State Associated Press Buckeyes Wichita Detroit Purdue Bradley Northern Michigan Nevada Wisconsin Nebraska

Entries due for Anderson YMCA Holiday Basketball Tourney

The Anderson YMCA announces that entries for its Annual Holiday Basketball Tournament close Thursday night. Commercial and industrial teams are eligible. Pepsi-Cola and Great Northern lead a strong field, with stars John Dampier and Modie Beeman highlighted for Pepsi-Cola and Great Northern's standout players.

Anderson Earl Guernsey Pepsi-Cola Great Northern GM Tech Pepsi John Dampier Modie Beeman

First-Round Pairings Set for Local Tourney

Former players Jack Tilley Frank Woschitz and Gary Ausbin are noted. First-round pairings for the tournament will be arranged Friday night.

Jack Tilley Frank Woschitz Gary Ausbin

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