Anderson Takes Crack At E. C Washington Friday Night
Muncie Central Bearcats suffer 70 to 52 loss at East Chicago Washington last Friday night after a knee injury to Bill Dinwiddie. The squad, already hampered by key injuries, faces a schedule including top contender Indiana rivals and a slate of ten games this week as Dale Burgess details.
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Bolyard and Rayl End Arizona State Unbeaten Run
Indiana guards Jimmy Rayl and Tom Bolyard sparked a 94-88 Hoosier win over Arizona State. Rayl poured in 14 points and Bolyard added 10 in a five minute burst that erased a 49-39 halftime lead, snapping the Sun Devils’ five game winning streak and their hold on a top national ranking.
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Indiana Down Sun Devils In Close Hoosier State Clash
Indiana and Arizona State traded leads as Ray hit 2 of 14 early shots but scored in the final drive, totaling 25 points. Bolyard and Armstrong each powered major scoring, while Indiana out-rebounded 69-64 and shot 37.8 percent to Arizona State’s 40.9.
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Live Bowling Tips and Hockey Standings in 1961 News
A bowling tip segment explains how to throw a true live ball with a forceful lift finishing ahead of the left foot to avoid an unwanted left curve. Also covered are hockey standings, key match results, and photos of Berra and Rote named cooperative sports figures of 1961.
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College Cage Scores From Capital City Tourney
Scores from the Capital City Tourney show Penn over Earlham 87 7 in the first round at Central. Indiana defeated Arizona State 94 88. Duke beat West Virginia 63 65. Hofstra topped St Anselm 76 57. Toledo 78 San Diego State 70. Kentucky 78 Temple 35. Akron 86 Baldwin Wallace 56. Michigan State 99 South Carolina 77. Iowa 82 Los Angeles State 72. Brandeis 95 Springfield 88. Wabash 81 Muskingum 75 in overtime. Ohio State 61 St Louis 48. Plus other listed results.
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Indians Obtain Sadowski and Phillips in Ownership Swap
The Indianapolis Indians acquire infielder Bob Sadowski and pitcher Taylor Phillips from Buffalo, sending pitcher Frank Barnes to complete the trade. The deal links with the White Sox and Phillies in a farm-system exchange. Buffalo is a Phillies affiliate. Sadowski is versatile infield, Phillips is a left-handed starter with a 3.46 ERA in 1961.
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Maco Explodes in Second Quarter to Beat Olympians
In Indianapolis on Sunday Maco Bev erage surged in the second period with Frank Woschitz and John Teague leading the attack. Anderson Maco Bev erage defeated New Castle Olympians 96 to 67, with five players in double figures led by Ralph Teter 23 and Jack Tilley 19.
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De Marco and Jordan Face Off in Boston Ring Showdown
In Boston a 10 round welterweight bout pits former champion Tony de Marco against journeyman Don Jordan. De Marco, back for a third comeback, aims for a knockout after a recent TKO loss. Jordan, 147 pounds, says he has never been knocked out in a nine year career.
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