Bill Taylor Sparks Anderson College To 85-70 Victory
Bill Taylor started at forward for Anderson College at Franklin and sparked an 85-70 win over the Grizzlies. The 6-2 freshman from Chicago led AC with 17 rebounds and 13 points, while Gary Pate’s 25 points and 9 boards and Darry Lehmus’s 10 assists fueled the balanced effort. Chuck Hise added 16 points and 13 rebounds before foul trouble, as coach Bob Macholtz shuffled in a zone defense to slow Franklin and dominate the glass.
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Anderson College
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Bob Macholtz
Chuck Hise
Chicago
Hise
Gary Pate
Darry Lehmus
Terry Morgan
Neil Carter
Macholtz
Raveng
Mike Hall
Bob Hynds
Rob Billieu
Hynds
Anderson
Craig Plummer
Pete
Rich Eaward
Billieu
Bilieu
Ravens Rally Past 6ers 85 70 In December Upset
Oscar Sparks led the Ravens as Franklin overcame a late 6ers surge to build a 72 57 lead before widening to 85 70. Pate Morgan and Taylor sparked the comeback with key field goals and a late steal sealed the win. The Ravens head to Millikin University then Marshall tourney after Christmas.
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Taylor
Raven
Millikin University of Ilinois
Marshall Mich
Anderson
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Hollman
Royals rally past 76ers 112 109 in a tight tilt
Cincinnati Royals overturned a ten point first quarter deficit to defeat the Philadelphia 76ers 112 109. Oscar Robertson scored 11 of the final 15 points for Cincinnati as Wilt Chamberlain led Philadelphia with 32. Jerry Lucas and Bill Cunningham contributed key late baskets for the Royals.
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Jackson Tops Ingalls in Junior High Clash for County Lead
Jackson defeated Ingalls 51 to 13 in a Madison County Junior High Conference game. Hosier and Cloud scored 38 of Jacksons points as they pull even with Fall Creek and Lapel for first place with identical 4 wins 1 loss records.
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Reverend Fribley Recovers From Nose and Knee Surgery
The Reverend Robert W. Fribley of First Methodist Church is recuperating at home after nose and left knee operations tied to football injuries from DePauw University’s 1934 season. He returned to the pulpit last Sunday and is seen on crutches in his neighborhood.
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Seb) Fribley
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AHS Pendleton Madison Heights Win Mat Matches
AHS and Pendleton led wins in high school wrestling with Madison Heights taking a 39 11 victory over Union City and Anderson beating Muncie Central 31 19. Freshmen at Madison Heights defeated Anderson Central 27 21 while reserve squads were evenly matched 21 20 for Anderson over Muncie Central.
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Everything in Step in Bowling Technique
A coaching note explains the slide and release as the moment of truth in bowling with emphasis on timing and footwork. Don Carter and Marion Ladewig author a 34 pin improvement booklet available for 20 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Coaches To Hear Leonard Today at Downtown Club
Robert Leonard, former Terre Haute Gerstmeyer star and IU standout, will speak at the Downtown Coaches Club meeting at Linder's. Leonard, now with Herff Jones, played for the Lakers seven years and coached the Bullets, was captain of IU’s teams and earned All America honors. He and his family reside in Komomo and he attends the Methodist Church.
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Bob) Leonard
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Eddie Stanky Named New Sox Manager in Chicago
Eddie Stanky, 48, signed a three year contract to manage the Chicago White Sox replacing Al Lopez. He praised the club as fast and pennant contending and said he learned from Leo Durocher, calling him the best manager he played for.
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Summitville and Alexandria Secure Midweek County Wins
Summitville remained undefeated with a 77 69 victory as Alexandria defeated Pendleton 77-69 in county basketball action. Harrison Township’s Goblins led early but Summitville pulled ahead late with Tim Hiatt’s free throws and Dave Kirkwood’s 26 points. Alexandria’s team effort included multiple double digit scorers while Pendleton fell despite 22 from Jones and 28 from Puckett.
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Hunk Francis Dies In Tipton Indiana Coach Remembered
Janis P. Hunk Francis 62 longtime coach at Jeffersonville High School and several others died Tuesday in Tipton County Memorial Hospital. A Central Normal College Danville graduate, he coached six years at Jeffersonville helping an undefeated 1935 team reach the state final and later led squads at West Point Edinburg Windfall and Elwood before retiring in 1952.
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Mack Lee Hill Dies After Operation
Mack Lee Hill, 23, Kansas City Chiefs fullback, died Tuesday at Menorah Medical Center after a prior knee injury. Hill ruptured a ligament in his right knee during Sunday's AFL game between the Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills in Buffalo.
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