Andersons Triumph Over Bronchos In High School Showdown
Anderson routed Lafayette 81 to 57 as Clevenger led with 31 points. Mauck added 19, Fuller 5 baskets, and Lewis 4 of 6 shots. The Tribe built a 24 point margin late, outrebounds Lafayette 27 to 19, and climbed in AP and UP polls amid the victory. Other nearby scores across Indiana include Yorktown 83, Suomitville 4 and Noblesville 88, Sheridan 52, with Evansville over Mundi 69 in a triple overtime. The Kansas Board of Regents approved a three year, 15 060 dollar per year contract for Kansas State coach Douglas W Weaver.
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Millers Fire Blazing Sheridan Game Leads to Win
Triton sizzles for 85 75 win as a 35 35 deadlock gives way to a decisive second half. The Millers ignite in the blaze at Sheridan with hot shooting and strong defense to seal victory.
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Pendleton Irish rout Knightstown 74 30 Friday night
Pendleton's Irish blasted Knightstown 74 to 30 on Friday night to extend a seven game win streak before a capacity crowd. Key scorers included McLaughlin 15, Daoust 15, Broderick 11, while Knightstown battled with Crosley 25 for Daleville.
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Mantle Crowned Slugging Champ
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees was officially named the American League slugging champion for the fourth time, posting 228 total bases in 3774 at bats for a .605 slugging percentage. He had 11 hits including 15 doubles, 1 triple and 30 home runs, per the Mooreland American League Service Bureau figures.
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