Three Indiana teams in pivotal weekend basketball slate
Madison Heights faces New Castle after a knee injury sidelined star Jim Regenold, who led the Pirates with a 2.7 average. Anderson travels to East Chi vady Washington as Madison Heights seeks to rebound, while Fairmount hosts Laddies in a key White River clash with Summitville. Weekend schedule features 18 games across late Friday and Saturday to spotlight county race.
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Anderson
East Chivady
Washington
Madison Heights
New Castle
Fairmount
Laddies
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Taf
Mavison Heights
Pirates
Jim Regenold
Bucs
Rexenold
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Phil Faris
Hegenold
Phil Buck
Bob Delphy
Frank Donaldson
Jack Recter
Rucky Bowers
Neal Rector
Mark Fleischhauer
Jeff Perry
Greg Graham
Security Will et Final Action Today in Senate
Final action loomed on a tightened Social Security bill as the Senate cleared the way for a Friday morning vote. Senator Long, the Democratic majority leader, urged swift action while opponents warned of hidden costs. Summitville freshmen beat Highland Fresh, 78 to 71, in a boys basketball game played Thursday night at Hamilton Heights.
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Mike Clark
Artie Pepelea
Tribu “Gana
Ray Estes
Summitville
Laddies
Whitey River
Dan J Argtbright
Derway Jones
Mike Waller
Dennis Shelton
Highland
Forth Laddies
Hamilton Heights
Oman
Graf
Hollingsworth
Thomas
Mike Taste
Montana
Senate
Roteree
Crathy
Washington Cat
Len Russell B. Long
D-La
Irish 8th Tops Hancock Central in Senate Debate
The article covers tense Senate floor action over a social security bill with filibuster threats and a late agreement amid protests by Mansfield and Long. It notes passage by 388 to 0, raises benefits from $4 to $5 minimum and $142 to $160.50 maximum, and discusses tax and wage provisions to fund higher benefits.
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Mansfield
Seeial Security
Seth
Andale
Fred R. Harris
Robert FL Kennedy
New York
Boycotter Demands Brundage Dismissal at Olympic Talk
In New York a boycott advocate demands Brundage’s dismissal as Olympic chief. The protest centers on alleged racist practices and calls for a Negro boycott of Olympics, tying to broader civil rights pressure and the organization of a broader athletic competition involving various nations.
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Fred Mgmane
LPI
Weiler
Saory
New York
UPI
Harry
Edwards
San Jose State
Calif
Creedil
Aan
Brundage
Chicago
New York Athletic Club
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Ohare International
Zurich
Caswius Clay
Switzerland
Fiwards
Santa Barbara Country Club
Rel Negroes
Wa Kehole
Dr. Martins
Guconiustal
Olympic Committee
North Side Rally Tops Net Rival in Youth Sports
North Side wins as Edwards cites discrimination claims tied to Brundage and Olympic policy. The piece notes mixed youth competitions, anti Semitic/anti Negro statements, and YWCA and Dolphin Club events with Northside and Huntington participants, highlighting junior and 8 & under girls winners and school affiliations.
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Prundage
Wunseuny
Vic
Jast
Devon
Brundage
Smth
South
Eualle
California
Ancock
Anderson Ywca
Huntington
YMCA
Anderson
Mangham
Mr. Brundage
Cage Scores Large High School Meet Across Regions
A chaotic list of college and high school swimming events shows numerous swimmers and teams such as Notre Dame, Wake Forest, Baldwin Wallace, Johns Hopkins, and Indiana Tech. The article details freestyle, butterfly, backstroke, and medley events with many names like Susan Kiely Rhoda Freeman Carol Sokol and Tom Craig, along with scores and affiliations across multiple campuses and towns.
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Bethe Cthers
Bicksttal
Anne Craig
Gail Rhoda
Terfly
Ane Indi
Thedley Carol Sokol
Baldwin Wallace
Indiana Tech
Campbellsille
Lyle
Tom Kahl
Wine Citadel
Kings Point
Itachelti
Tom Craig
Rio
North Side braces past Marion Jones in wrestling meet
North Side defeated Marion Jones 48 to 5 as Pendleton edged Connersville in a wrestling event. The Braves won 10 of 12 matches, with strong performances from McKenseae, Clark, and Frey, as Pendleton secured the home win.
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North Side Buries
Marion Jones
Pendleton
Connersville
Matmen
Ini Ysshinan
North O
Anattier
Braves
Yalells
Sian
Marlo Jones McKenseae
Fort Vahl
Clark
Barnes
Peadleton
Connerayile
Beths
Dee
Mossbure
Ryan OB
Packers Dominate AP NFL All Stars. Colts Unbeaten
An Associated Press selection highlights the Green Bay Packers with several key players named to the first team, while the Indianapolis Colts remain unbeaten. The article notes changes in roster spots with veterans like Bart Starr at quarterback and others across teams, reflecting a wide representation from nine clubs and various positions.
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Orleans
San Francisco
Minnesota
New York
APY
Forrest Gregg
Jerry
Baltimore
Uie
John Unitas
Packer
Naftas
Ue Co
Packers
Yumiks
Malsmore
St Mary's High Splits Madison County Conflicts In Fall Creek Loss
St Mary's dropped its sixth straight in Madison County Junior High action, losing 54 48 to Fall Creek on Fall Creek's home floor. The Gaels, led by standout defenders and a steady offense, faced a tough opponent as Fall Creek finished conference play at 4 1. Madison Heights won its fourth straight as St Mary's seventh graders stayed undefeated for the season, and West Lafayette challenged in a late meet.
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Madison County
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St. Mary's
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Mike Withers
Chautie
Botl
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Yatesycee
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iFayan
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Wohlberg
Markleville tops Knightstown matmen in close meet
Knightstown hosts Markleville in a wrestling match where Markleville wins nine of twelve bouts to improve to 4-2. The Arabians prepare to host Wes Del on Tuesday.
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Markieville
Wes del
Deer schedule and feeding habits in Sportsmans Digest
Deer change routine with dusk feeding patterns and wary behavior. They avoid noise near cover and move to thick brush areas after sunset. On cloudy days they feed earlier and later. hunting pressure alters their timing, with deer resting during daylight unless pursued.
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