Markleville Edges Middletown In Tourney Thriller
Markleville defeated Middletown 65 to 56 as Gus Tin sparked a decisive third quarter run. Bill Gustin and Greg Fisher led with 17 and 12 rebounds while Pendleton and Anderson St. Mary’s posted other double figure scorers in a closely contested Bartholomew County School Board tourney game.
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Y' Boys Loops Play 6 Contests
In a busy schedule the Y' Boys competed in six contests featuring varied matchups. The record includes scores and officials notes from referees and umpires, with teams like the Vikings and Zodiacs appearing in close games and decisive wins and losses.
Burgeoning Rumors Point to MacKenzie as Sooners Coach
Oklahoma officials delayed official word on hiring Kansas assistant Jim MacKenzie as the next Oklahoma football head coach. Ulterior approval rests with the OU regents, with statements from Julian Rothbaum and reliable sources noting the choice as imminent but not finalized.
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Hoosiers Triumph Over Notre Dame In Ragged Win
Indiana protected the lead from start to finish beating Notre Dame 80 to 58 in Fort Wayne. The teams traded a brief tie at 32 32 before Indiana pulled ahead 42 37 at halftime and never relinquished control. Indiana shot 30 of 71 42 percent while Notre Dame went 21 of 56 38 percent. Attendance was 3 633 as Indiana and Notre Dame each finished the season at 4 34.
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