Michigan City Is Unbeaten As Warsaw Faces Goshen Tuesday
Jim Nance, Boston College star and Michigan City standout, headlines the AFL All-Star selections with a unanimous vote. The article notes several teams and players across Indiana high school hoops and NFL honors, detailing current unbeaten runs and upcoming matchups through late December.
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Holiday Most Opens Monday on Y Floor
The Holiday Most team to hold a Monday practice on the Y floor with a noon session scheduled. The squad will drill for an hour starting at 8:30 a.m., with three suspended players not allowed to participate.
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Tourney opens with high scoring first round games
Teague Crafton Brinkly and Nunn scored 69 of Pepsi-Cola's 91 points in a first round win over Guide Lamp. Blankenship Grubb and Robbins led Guide Lamp scoring.
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Springfield Walks Out On Its Owner Rumor Swirls In AP Report
The Springfield Indians walking out amid suspensions marked a chaotic hockey night as Bud Campbell Insur faced off with Pendleton Panthers and West Side clubs posted big scores. Key players included Beeman, Harvey, and Gallaway while Shore led Springfield’s offense in a 110 to 62 win for Local 144.
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Ryan Captures Special Award in AAU Track Honors
New York report notes Jim Pepsi-Cola Bud Campbell and West Side leaders earning top AAU track honors as Ryan, famed miler, is named recipient for the Ladie's All-Stars recognition. The piece highlights elite athletes, school affiliations, and the era's coaching changes amid a mix of event results and league chatter.
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Indiana Central routs Wabash 122 to 101 in college basketball
Indiana Central fed by a 9 of 12 start built a 47 44 halftime lead and finished 122 101 over Wabash. Phil Hoonold led Central with 11 points while Jerry Smith topped the Little Giants with 21 in the loss.
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Honnold’s 31 Paces Indiana Central’s Victory Over Wabash
Indiana Central defeats Wabash as Honnold leads with 31 points in a game highlighted by Saban’s remarks on coaching staff renewals. Purdue, Notre Dame, and Indiana events mix with non conference play as teams prepare for upcoming matchups.
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Indiana Tech Breaks Tie to Defeat Oaks in Close College Game
Indiana Tech overcame a late tie with The Oaks, scoring eight unanswered points after 72 72 to seal an 80 74 victory. Ed Tower and Tom Traylor led Oakland city with 20 each as opponents Jim Whitt and Ross Cole contributed 18 apiece.
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Saban Signs 10 Year 500000 Contract
DePauw and Valparaiso open ICC action as Lou Saban inks a 10 year 500000 contract. details include coaching shifts and nonconference matchups amid college basketball schedule notes and league moves across Indiana and beyond.
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