Indians Rally To Down East Chicago Washington
The Anderson Indians overcome East Chicago Washington 80 60 at Wigwam as Steve Lane and Jimmy Woods spark a late rally. Lane hit key baskets in the final period, while Woods contributed 22 points including late free throws, lifting Anderson over Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indians
East Chicago
Washington
Eady
Tribe
Johnny Baas
Steve Lane
Sam
Cnld
Woods
Neeley
Dixon
Nicksie
Senators
Chicago
Tapians
Rod Freeman
Steve Sur
Freeman
Surbaugh
Clark
East
Nicksic
Barattomen
Ray Estes
Dians
Ulysses Woods
Doiuts
Lane
Freeman Tio
Alan Clark
Tim Nicksie
Odell
Seni
Ffrems
White
Robert Mr. Gurbaustler
Senator
Ee White
Washington Miler
Garrett
Huntertown
Columbia City
South White
Igley
Fort Wayne North
Fort
Wayne Luers
Fort Wayne South
E.C. Washington
Deane
Gardner
Dead heats for first in San Mateo feature race
Two dead heats for first place at Bay Meadows San Mateo California Friday led by Apple of her eye and My Thel in the feature with Dennis Tierney aboard The other dead heat occurred in the third race between Any Day Now and Onvotes The six furlongs were run in 1 14 35 on a slow track with My Kent in third and Applealtereye wagering at 6 20 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Mateo
Calif
UPI
Bay Meadows
Apple of Her Eye
Onvoteps
Appleather Eye
Dennis Tierney
Manuel
Valenzuela
My Kent
Applealtereye
Local High School Scores From Evansville to Lafayette
A long list of high school basketball results shows Evansville Mater Dei and other area teams topping their rivals with lopsided or overtime wins. Notable scores include North Posey 56 Evansville Memorial 64 and Logansport 99 Twin Lakes 52, with Carmel 56 Southport 4 and Northwestern 74 nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Evansville
Vincennes
Princeton
West Lafayette
Fowler
Chartrand
Lafayette Cathadic
Logansport
Twin Lakes
Seeger
New Market
North Central
Marion Co
Frankfort
South Newton
Remington
Indiana high school scores and standings roundup
A long list of Indiana boys basketball results with numerous schools and final scores across counties and towns. Highlights include Indianapolis Kennedy 93 over Boyst. Sehaotan Richmond 63 and Warsaw 103 over Rochester 58, among many district showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Wayne Central
Mar Oh
Kdy
Ind
Kennedy
Boysts
Warsaw
Rochester
Sung IPS Check Your Shoe Before Approach
Check the sole of your sliding shoe before entering the approach area. A second of care can prevent a stumble that could lead to a wild pitch and bruises. Liquids are sometimes brought to the playing area and may spill. A few drops on the shoe can cause trouble, so rub the shoe on the polished floor to restore a smooth surface.
New Castle Trojans Hold Off Pirates for Sixth Straight Win
New Castle high school topped Madison Heights 75 to 69 as the Trojans extended their unblemished streak to six. Steve Schmitt battled heavy pressure to score 17 while Steve William added 19 and Billy Ross 14. Jack Rector led Madison with 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Buck
Madison Heights Pirates
Trojans
Pirates
Aie
Cecil Tague
Steve William
Trojan
Billy Ross
Schmitt
Jack Rector
Pirate
Rector
Tom Withers
Jere Shockey
Ross
Barber
Lamibert
Son
New Castle
Madison County
Elwood Panthers
Elwood
Fiatiicon Heights
York
Town
Noblesville
Madison Heights
Jim Lamberson
Steve Williams
Pirotas
Shockey
Pirotes
Herald
Local High School Scores Mixed In Nightcard Meet
Maconaquah 74 Northwestern Winamac 84 Western 4 Northfield 72 Cass 62 Rossville 66 Carroll 5 Mitrey 84 New Salem 4 Barr Reeve 57 Decker 53 Marion Bennett 67 Southwood Rising Sun 7 Batesville 7 v6 overtines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winamac
Western
Northfield
Cass
Rossville
Carroll
Mitrey
New Salem
Barr-Reeve
Decker
Marion Bennett
Southwood
Yorktown Five Falls in overtime as Cowart stars
Cowart topples Yorktown Five in a tight overtime battle with Loogostee and St Johns among the names mentioned. Nearby results include Monroe City and Dubois games and a slate of junior high and high school clashes across Indiana.
Godfather of Knute Rockne Dies in South Bend
Thomas L. Mickey Sr., 80, known as the godfather of Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne after his conversion to Catholicism in 1926, died Thursday night at St. Joseph’s Hospital in South Bend. He led Thomas L. Sitkey Inc., a parent firm of five construction firms, and was a civic and business leader in the community. Families of Yorktown and Knoxville are noted in a high school basketball roundup accompanying the obituary.
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Loogostee
St. John's
Wyland
Monroe City
Dubois
South Central
la Porte Co
New Carlisle
Medaryville
Wanatah
Pioneer
North Miami
Wheatfield
Francesville
Aubbeenaubbee
Toumey Monterey
Kenanda
Star City
South Bend St
Dawson
St. Mary’s
Fall Creek Heights
St. Mary's
Fairsport
Creek Heights
Madiias i
Son County
St Marrs
Gepeler
St. Mery
Rilfex
Summitville
Fall Creek
Apald
Leteille
Goblins
Creek
Riffs
Dickerbrook
Mary
St Mary's
Mount
Anderson Highland
Jone
Iece
Mitch Kirkwood
Dough Christopher
Larry Papal
Miller
Mary's
Linton
Barnard
Riftes
Dicker
Beewen
Hllor Asthrook
Basthrack
Barmard
Talsmith
AiBurns
Buat Bel Eoewen
WiRains
Chapel Hill
UPI
Notre Dame
Iohn Ray
Cheisiogher
Ryote
University of North Carolina
Ray
Maynard
Welsteeth Ee
Jim Hickey
Ree
Hickey
Cooperstown
N. Y
University of Connecticut
Tsi
Club Atletic
Chuck Erpings
John H. Gruber
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hall of Fame
Paul $. Kerr
South Bend
Ind
Thomas L. Mickey Sr
Famed University
Knute Rockne
St. Joseph's Hospital
Thomas L. Sitkey
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E. C. Washington
Lane Spark Tribe
Jimmy Woods
Baratta
Sigh School
Eastbrook
Alexandria
Huntington
Frankton
Hagerstown
Marimount
Cowan
Yorktown
Greenfield
Mount Vernon
Hancock Co
Rogerton
Daleville
Eastern Hancock
Southwestern
New Palestine
Waldron
New Haven
Angola
Alboin
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Wolf Lake
Fremont
Fort Wayne
Elmhurst
Dwenger
Woodlan
Churubusen
Mouth
Lancaster Cental
Ashley
Wawakg
East Noble
Auburn
Huntington Catholic
Mon
Peville
Ossian
Leo
New Paris
Prairie Heights
California
Sullivan Co
Terre Haute State
Coryll
Alamo
Money Creek
Rockville
Shakamak
Odon
Greencastle
Spencer
Clinton
Plainville
Needmore
Fayetteville
Oolitic
Crothersville
Evansville North
Evans Reitz
Harrison
Fort, Branch
Pine Village
Waynetown
Fountain Central
Attica
Frontier
Tippecalice
Carmel
Pike
Southport
Speedway
Central
Ben Davis
Spershl
Clinton Prairie
Ing Conaqueals
Northwestern
Palm Beach Gardens
Westfield
Hamilton
South Fla
Arnold Palmer
Cathedral
Whiteland
Center Grove
Greenwood
Columbus
Martinsville
North Vernon
Austin
Bloomington
Rushville
Andlpls
Ftatarda
Indpls
Richmond
Shelbyville
Bedford
New Albany
Jerovirtee
Muncie Central
Wood
South Ripley
Milan
Brownstown
Shawswick
Bluffton
Decatur
South Adams
Adams Central
Indpis
Don Carter
c/o National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Agente Anderson
Arlington
Plymouth
Bremen
Roosevelt
Jasper
Boonville
Hobart
Peland City
Hunuingburg
Munster
Chesterton
Gary Wallace
Hammon
Mishigan City
Morton
Dams
Thornridge
Calumet
Gary Tolleston
Hammonc Korth
Salem
Dartington
Tech
Union
Spiceland
Gary
Hanover Den_Lawrenceburg
Brookville
Downidanae
Klondike
Oxford
Boswell
Mount Ayr
Linden
Waveland
New Ross
Fillmore
Clarksburg
New Point St
Mooresville
Den
Value Southern Wells
Baton
Muncie South
Clay
New Castle High School
Steve Schmitt
Maconaquah
Rising Sun
Batesville
Cowart
Gosport
Unionville
Inders. Park
Patricksburo
Edgewood
Cascade
Wheatland
Mackey Fierceton
Middlebury
Milford
Argos
Mentone
Tritat
Webster
Millerstury
Rockne
Esther C. Gruber
Pitts Jball
Keesling
Reedermrgh
H. C. Kentzel
Knoxville
Daugherty
Yorktown Ai
Koller Dawghorr
Baldwit
Noeley Om Reeder
Cartwright
Bauer
Yeaktown
Sawai
Bodiun
Gilmore Dame
Sacred Heart
Indiana
Loyola
Carl Grande
Af.n.b. American Fletcher National Bank
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Indiana Bell
Citizens Banking
Noveleo
Corder
ATI
Ats Anderson Electronics Inc
Pendleton Ave
Dorothy Blevins
Johns-Manville
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