Indiana Lions Club Pin Tourney Carded Here In January
Committees named for the 15th annual Indiana Lions Club Bowling Tournament set for January 14 15 21 22 at Rains Gardens and Brown s Recreation Center Co Chairmen Paul Magers Don Densford and others announce plans with 104 Indiana teams expected to participate Proceeds benefit conservation Little League and dogs for the blind Projects Officials seek scorekeepers and list multiple committees and contacts at Rains and Brown venues with local Lions Club leadership leading the effort.
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Indiana Lions Club
Rains’ Gardens
Brown’s Recreation Center
Don Densford
Densford
Paul Magers
Ana Vt
BYU Dowiers
Indiana
Bill Hammons
Anderson Lions Club
Rains
Hartman Road
Brown's
Broadway
Mr. Densford
Don Denstford
George Harrison
Ralph Manger
Everett Boyer
Bill Hovermale
A. J
Newt) Broderick
Bob Miller
Don Wright
Robert Hines
Bill Hovermate
Harry Helmic
Bob Hines
Dallas Miller
Ralph, Manger
Don Reed
Fahs Sparks Michigan State 92 81 Victory Over Iowa State
Michigan State guard Dave Fahs scored 29 points in a 92 81 win at East Lansing. The 5 9 captain sparked an early burst to break a deadlock, helped extend a 47 36 halftime lead, and gave the Spartans their win after recent losses to Kansas and Kansas State. Dick Hall added 21 for MSU while Henry Whitney led Iowa State with 14.
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East Lansing
Mich
UPI
Michigan State
Dave Fahs
Spartans
Iowa State
Fahs
Kansas Ij
Kansas State
Dick Hall
Henry Whitney
California Tops Weekened Illini In Consolation
California defeats Illinois 72 to 34 in the consolation round of the Kentucky Invitational. Bill McClintock sparked the first half surge, finishing with 16 points while Earl Shultz and Stan Morrison added 14 and 13. Illinois was held to poor shooting throughout the game.
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Lexington
California
Illinois
University of Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Kentuckians
St. Louis
Billikens
Bill McClintock
Bears
Jerry Colangelo
John Wessels
Iinois
McClintock
Earl Shultz
Stan Morrison
Wessels
Indiana Flooring Teams Edge Opponents In Holiday Tourney
Michigan Warehouse edged Y's Men’s Club 53 to 49 after holding them to 5 points in the third quarter. Childes Coal built a 27 point lead to defeat Local 1944 70 to 62. Indiana Flooring slipped past Brockway Glass 52 to 46. M Randolph 15, G Randolph 11, King 14 led Warehouse. Spall 16 led Y's Men. Harbit 17 for Childes. Poore 12 Looper 13. Mullanix 20 Zent 15 Danforth 11.
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Michigan Warehouse
Childes Coal
Indiana
Brockway Glass
M. Randolph
G. Randolph
King
Spall
Y’s
Harbit
Childes
Poore
Looper
Mullanix
Zent
Danforth
Wree Wil de
Pepsi Cola
Stottlemyer’s
Great Northern
Anderson Sporting Goods
Mace’s
Snow
Pendleton
Frankton
Markleville
Vernon Town- Mauck
Childes Coal G
I. Gallamore
Noblesville
Crawfordsville
Aldrés
Noblesville Millers
Vincennes
Isoper
Bolton
Seymour
S. Mitchell
NCC
Farrell
Ginley
Graham
Roseberry
Muncie Central
MuncielSpail
Bill Din
Widdie
Brian Settles
Richie
Williams
Marion
Aura
Tom Gary
Richardson
St. Louis M
Capazelli
Ncaa Service Bureau
Young
Frank Burgess
Gonzaga
University
Tom Stith
St. Bonavid
England
Perett
Tomlinson
Wilkinson Bulldogs Defeat Fishers in Tight 87 to 72 Affair
Wilkinson outpaced Fishers in the first quarter and stayed ahead the rest of the game securing an 87 to 72 victory. The Bulldogs earned their eighth win in ten starts as Fishers struggled on offense Thursday night.
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Fishers
Wilkinson
Bulldogs
Lavelle
Combs
Delco- Remy
Kegling
Unbeaten NCC Teams Lead In Muncie Central Games
Muncie Central, Kokomo and New Castle remain undefeated in NCC play. Frankfort and Logansport posted strong showings as Dave Barnes led Tech with 25 points, while Marin Vance and Dick Shack contributed for the capital five.
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Muncie Central
Kokomo
New Castle
NCC
Loganspure Say
Ceu
Oe Lafayette
Frankfort
Tech Muncie Central
Anderson
Tipton
Logansport
Tech & Kokomo
North Central
Wayne Central
Marvin
Vance
Dick Shack
Dave Barnes
Tech
Capital Five
Mickey Hartsburg
Wabash Tops Butler 68 to 61 in NCC action
Wabash College defeated Butler 68 61 as Wilkinson led the winners with 25 points and Spegal added 22. Fishers contributions came from Rus sell 21 Gray 24 and Bowers 1. Box scores note Keck 6 Spegal 9 2B and other players for both teams. The night featured multiple NCC games including Mishawaka and Lafayette contests.
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Bill Keck
Joe Spegal
Bot Browns
Tom Wheeler
Russell
Gray
Bowers
Fishers
Grass
Keck
Spegal
Eager
Madison Heights
New Castile
Snider
LaPorte
Richmond
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Terre Haute
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Gerstmeyer
UseeHie
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Monsticello
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Elkhart
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Crispus
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North
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Stlic
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Ander Iderson
Indels
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JSON
Indians
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Haute Gerstmeyer
Kokomo Wildcats
Muncie Central
Farrell
Loganberries
Arilat
Indianapolis
Zona State College
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Neww
Doug Reid
Frank Castle
Fort
Johnny Mi
Cheolsen
Pitt
Jim Larue
Santa Claus
Christmas Letter From Art Lohr Remembers Anderson Roots
Art Lohr former Anderson St. Mary’s High School basketball star now living in Phoenix writes a Christmas note recalling life in Anderson after 1945 and his weight growth from 165 to 210 pounds. He asks about friends, mentions The Herald, and plans a Canada trip while inviting a visit. He notes Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hines and hopes to meet them.
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Arthur
Art) Lohr
Anderson St. Mary's
Arizona
Heatherbrae
Phoenix
Red
Anderson
Dick Shaw
the Herald
Robert Hines
Redecap Candy Company
St. Anne de Beaupre
Canada
Zee
Art Lehr
Art
Bob Hines
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Frank J. Kanne Jr
Police Revolver and Athletic Club
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Arch L. Field
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Keith Sylvester
Roth
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Angel
Roth Smart Apparel
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Lady Sunbeam
Olen & Ebann
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