Anderson Surges Past Washington 69 67 In Wigwam Thriller
Anderson rallies from a halftime deficit to edge the Senators 69 67 behind Phil Bledsoe 16 points and Wayne Williams 24. Ulysses Bridgeman 15 and Mike Woodruff 10 also key as Washington struggles from the line while Anderson dominates late with clutch free throws and a decisive third quarter surge.
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Wayne Williams
Ulysses Bridgeman
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Mike Woodruff
Ruben Bailey
Owners Huddle Over New Commissioner
Chicago AP report on a Friday meeting of major league club owners at O'Hare seeking a new baseball commissioner after William Eckert's resignation. George Burke, Charles Feeney, and Gabe Paul discussed candidates and potential elimination of league presidents with NL president Warren Giles and AL president Joe Cronin weighing long term reforms.
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Feemster
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San Francisco Giants
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O'Hare International Airport
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Joe Cronin
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Feeney
Giants
Gen Penrod
Joe E. Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Cannon
Milwaukee
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Pirates steamroll New Castle as Dixon scores 26
Madison Heights’ Pirates, led by Earlie Dixon with 26 points and Mike Clark’s 13 rebounds, overwhelmed New Castle 74 45. Dixon drew repeated fouls while Clark anchored defense and eight others chipped in, while New Castle managing just 19 percent shooting and 27 errors.
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Jamas V. Carroll
Cage Scores from GH School and area games
A compilation of basketball scores across multiple schools. Anderson 63 F C Washing 67 Madison His 15 New Castle 63 Huntington 63 Alexandria 44 Ehwood 73 Nablesville 53 Tipton 62 Pery 66 Eastbrook 17 Summitville Delta 8 Daleville 85 Fairmount 18 Anderson Highland 16 Marion 46 Goshen 44 Greenfield 46 Vernon Frankton 81 Windfall 59 Brazil 73 Cascade 52 Milan 37 South Ripley 38 Swite City Classic Worthington 4 Bloomfield 6g Connersville 74 Seymour Jac Cen Del 68 South Decatur 9 Plymouth 7 Bremen 4 Teffersonville 69 Greensburg t Ben Davis 43 Warren Central g.
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Highland Suffers Sixth Loss In Low Scoring Showdown
In a Friday night boys basketball game, Highland trailed by 46-7 at halftime and could not recover, losing to Fairmount 78-73. Sid Wilson led Fairmount with 27 points while Bill Dickerson paced Highland with 19. The Lad dies' front line was sidelined by illness, and Highland dropped to 0-6 in league play.
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Jim Hamilton
Greg Baldwin
Dick Mitchell
Bill Dickerson
Frank Isaace
Allen Yust
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Doug Hellas Way
Doug Hanlon
Tom Wilson
Siber
Faetors
New Castle Gl Dies In Vietnam Fighting
Two Indiana soldiers were killed in Vietnam, Defense Department reports. Spec. Tommy Eaton of New Castle and Ronald L. Hovis of Mooresville died in action. The notice notes their statuses and spouses.
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Vietnam
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UPR
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Roa Hoth
Tommy BR. Eaton
Nancy K. Eaton
New Castle, PLC
Ronald L. Hovis
Vivian F. Hovis
Mooresville
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