Indians Get Revenge as Anderson Crushes Bearcats in Tourney Opener
MUNCIE Muncie Central trailed as Anderson High School roared back from a sluggish first half to dominate the Bearcats 82 to 48 in the Holiday tournament opener at the Muncie Fieldhouse. Roy Taylor led Anderson with 24 points while Tony Marshall added 23 points and 13 rebounds as the Indians held Muncie to 38 percent shooting and an 0 6 8% in the pivotal third period.
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Herald
Muncie — Anderson High School
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Muncie
Ray Estes
Tribe
Anderson
AHL
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Bearcat
Roy Taylor
Tony Marshall
Taylor
Roy
Tony
Marshall
Tommie Nunn
Nets
Dave Fitabrook
Riley Lee
Munccie
Don Foster
Estabrook
Douglass
Nunn
Foster
Enthusiam
Estes
Metter
Trojans rout Muncie Southside in Holiday Tourney win
New Castle’s Trojans broke away after a tight first half to defeat Muncie Southside 73-53 and earn a berth in the Muncie Holiday Tourney finals. Tom Fike led scoring with 20 points, Terry Ross added 13 rebounds, while Southside struggled from the field and could not keep pace.
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Herald
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New Castle
Trojans
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Southside
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Trojan
Fike
Mike Haynes
Will
Terry Ross
Bob Ballard
Jim Hopper
Mike White
Ken Pritchard
Ross
Deai Ballard
Ad New Caste
Vantage
Foss
Greenclads
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Roy
Tota
Stuide South Fay
Hooper
Hope
Nune
MeFad
Burdette
Indiana High School Tournament Scores From Central and Regional Rounds
A broad tally of Indiana tournament results lists numerous matches across schools such as Kokomo Marion Daleville Westfield Jamestown Clinton Central Hamilton Heights Sheridan Logansport Peru Valparaiso Shelbyville Greensburg Thorntown Rockville Staunton Delphin TriCounty Lafayette Cathouse South Bend area schools and more. Notable finals include Kokomo 18 Marion 68 and Fountain Central Tourney results, with teams like Nobleville Connersville Shelbyville and Muncie Burris posting scores.
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Wesfield
Jamiton Helge Lan
Clinton Central
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Heights
Sheridan
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Maconauah
Peru
Valparaiso
Shelbyale
Connersville
Shelbyville
Rusnvile
Greensburg
Thorntown
Rockville
Staunton
Southwestern
Tippane
Delphins
TriGouny
Tatayette
South News
Broncos Advance in Westfield Holiday Tourney Title Game
The Broncos beat host Westfield 62-57 to reach the championship, set to face Hamilton Heights after the Huskies edged Sheridan 39-37 on a last second shot. Daleville rose to 6-2 as John Phil Daleville and Dave Reed sparked late runs, with Bob Pittsford and Gary Craig contributing for the winners.
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Batevine
Daleville
Dave Reed
Broncos
Bute Daleville
Bob Pittsford
Shatard
Gary Craig
Mon Weis
Craig
Madison Heights Pirates overpower Kokomo Haworth in Lafayette tourney
Madison Heights explodes for 64 43 win over Kokomo Haworth as Harry Morgan scores 30 and the Pirates front line dominates. Bledsoe 11 rebounds Falker 8 boards, defense forces 26 turnovers and holds Haworth stars to single digits.
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Herald
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Phil Buck
Madison Heights
Pirates
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Kokomo Haworth
Haworth
Morgan
Bucs
Huskies
Randy Bledsoe
Chris Falker
Ben Davis
Indianapolis
Heights
Huskie
Padres Sold To San Diego Group
San Diego group completes deal to buy the Padres amid negotiations over stadium lease and antitrust concerns. Key figures include Danzansky, Everett, Smith, Bavasi and Feeney, with league approval and possible move to Washington, D.C. under consideration. Local officials and taxpayers are cited amid assurances of planned transfers and a 15 year lease context.
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Padres
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Wilson
Marjorie Everett
Vern
Underwood
National League Baseball
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Papiano-Underwood
Everett Smith
Smith
Associated Group
Presse
Washington, D.C
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Everett
Pete Wilson
Neil Pa
E. J. Ing
Buzzie
Bavasi
Hollywood Park
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Iva
Weltia Fass de
Hs al Eresane Freien Ona
Willlion
Bezansky
Joseph Daning
Houston
Zansky
Papano
Buzzie Bavasi
Danzansky Group
AC Drops Tough One in Sentry Classic Opener
Southwest Texas State defeated defending champions Anderson College 84 to 73 in Stevens Point. The Ravens, delayed by travel, trailed 21-6 early but rallied to within seven at 68-61 before BTSU pulled away. Featherston led with 18 points, while Cornet added 21 for AC despite the tough start.
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Anderson College
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AAC
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Urney
Travis Cornet
Chuck Collier
Featherston
Bob Blume
Srp
Ravens Geveceer
Siier
AC Surge
Mre
Bill Feather
Yankees Get Okay For Shea Stadium Lease Deal
The New York Yankees win board approval to lease Shea Stadium for $1 a year while Yankee Stadium is renovated. They will share facilities with the Mets for two seasons and cover up to $760 in game costs per year, plus split parking revenues above $439,000 annually, as the city spends about $507 million refurbishing Yankee Stadium.
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New York Yankees
Board of Estimate
Yankees
New York Mets
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Shea
Millon
Yankee Stadium
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