Bowling Scores and Honor Roll at Brown's Recreation
Bowling results show Joe's Record Shop 3 Copper Skillet 1 Stows Tires 3 Mac's Mayflower 1 Hoyt Wright 4 P and W Body 0 Hammons 3 Red Men 1 Odd Fellows 3 Contain er Corp 1 Letter Carriers 3 Derby Supper Club 1. Honor roll lists Chastain 256 226 204 Barnhill 210 202 583 650 Speedy 203 Humphrey Padgett 234 611 Dudgeon 214 560 Risk 235 555 Cooper 213 200 566 Manship 200 209 603 Alexander 551.
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Brown's Recreation
Joe’s Record Shop
Stow’s Tires
Mac’s Mayflower
Hoyt Wright
Hammons
Red Men
Odd Fellows
Container Corp
Derby Supper Club
Chastain
Barnhill
Speedy
Humphrey
Padgett
Dudgeon
Risk
Cooper
Manship
Alexander
King Pins 4 Eng Lab 0 Leads Splitniks 4 Eng 0
Team standings show King Pins defeating Eng Laboratory 4 to 0 while Splitniks also beat Engineering 4 to 0. Individual honor rolls list players Kanable Pitts Lander Cameron Parls King and D Colvill with scores.
Hoosier College Gridmen Drafted
AP lists Indiana and Notre Dame players drafted into the NFL with teams and round details. Myron Pottios of Notre Dame to Pittsburgh in the second round. Earl Faison of Indiana to Detroit in the fifth. Moses Gray of Indiana to New York in the ninth. Joseph Scibelli of Notre Dame to Los Angeles in the 10th. William Mack of Notre Dame to Pittsburgh in the 10th. Wilbert Scott of Indiana to Pittsburgh in the 16th. Willie Jones of Purdue to Minnesota in the 17th. Randy Williams of Indiana to Dallas in the 18th. Ed Morris of Indiana to Cleveland in the 18th. Ray Ratkowski of Notre Dame to Green Bay in the 20th.
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Philadelphia
Myron Pottios
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Earl Faison
Indiana
Detroit
Moses Gray
New York
Joseph Scibelli
Los Angeles
William Mack
Wilbert Scott
Willie Jones
Purdue
Minnesota
Randy Williams
Dallas
Ed Morris
Cleveland
Ray Ratkowski
Green Bay
Harp Accepts Cornell Call
West Point, N Y Tom Harp longtime Army backfield coach said he accepted the post as head football coach at Cornell University. He described the job as a definite challenge and an opportunity he was eager to pursue while noting Army did not face Ivy League teams recently.
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West Point
UPD
Tom Harp
Cornell University
Harp
Army
Cornell
Big Red
Wildcats Hold No. 1 Rating for New Year
Indiana aP reports Kokomo Wildcats remain atop the state high school basketball rankings entering January. They boast eight straight wins with a brief setback at Marion. Elkhart falls from the top ten after a Kokomo win. Evansville Central enters tenth after beating Bosse.
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Indianapolis
Kokomo
Wildcats
Indiana
Logansport
Cats
Marion
Elkhart
Evansville Central
Evansville Bosse
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Pendable Drug Store
Hook's
6Th ST
Crosstown Men’s
Brown’s Recreation
Kanable
Pitts
Lander
Cameron
Parls
King
D. Colvill
R. Colvill
McGee
Ruff
Davis
Melander
Parks
Oakley
Ravenscraft
Brewer
Meagher
Shafer
Robinson
Barrett
Civic Men's
Murnan
East Side
Lions
Exchange
Rotary
Optimist
Jaycees
R. Miller
Stow
Childes
Roney
Beigh
Hart
Marsh
Hoosier College
Burlesk SS
Imeiaiay 14 Pvem
Bor
Inc
M.O
Davy Karr
Ovel
Addie Neece
Gale
Res
Jacques Foti
OF the Sundowners
Jgjigomue
Cartoon and News
Colura
Thage Stooger
Tom Ewell
David Wayne
Willie and
Joe
Bill Mauldin
San Francisco Examiner
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
William Wylers
Echnicolor ® B
Atlante Journal
Wlrp Kokomo
Muncie Central
Attucks Madison
Cathedral
F. W. Central
Michigan City
Central Science
Gary Froebel
Gary Roosevelt
Eastern Howard Co
Peru
Berne
Knox
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