AHS Defends Championship in Alex Finals Thriller, 1923
Athletics history notes reveal Alva Stages skippered AHS in the 1923 triple overtime loss to Alexandria 32 to 30. Everett Case’s AHL first team fell 14 to 13 to Alexandria as well, with Trester penalizing later teams. The piece lists scoring totals for both games and references subsequent school changes, then shifts to Muncie high school expansion and local sports notes including Ken Johnson’s praise and Granger’s bowling feats.
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Four Pronged Attack Proves Deciding Factor
Frankfort shot 21 of 49 and led by Cripe with 19 while Rising ers 15 off the bench for Richmond. Anderson and New Castle won to advance, as Anderson surged with 16 straight in the third quarter to beat Richmond 72 62. Ken Johnson led Anderson with 18 in a 78 56 victory over Frankfort, and New Castle’s 44 17 halftime edge held.
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Celtics Rally Past Valparaiso In Lafayette Consolation
Boston Celtics staged a late foul shootout finishing with five free throws in the final minute including three by K. Tancefani to beat Elwood 89 4 in the Lafayette Tournament consolation game. Valparaiso led late in the second quarter before Boston pulled away and secured the win.
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Kentucky Rolls Past Notre Dame 109-69 in Louisville
Kentucky powered to a 109 to 69 victory over Notre Dame led by J Pat Riley with 36 points. Louie Dampier added 26 points, 17 in the final 20 minutes, as the Wildcats pulled away after a 46 33 halftime edge. Notre Dame showed early resistance before fading in the second half.
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Bluffton Beats Hartford City in Decatur Consolation
In a Decatur tournament consolation, Bluffton defeated Hartford City 74 to 45. Earlier, Silver Creek routed Clarksville Providence 86 to 37, with Decatur posting a 60 to 43 win over Portland.
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College and high school tourneys mix across Midwestern results
Multiple tournament scores across Anderson, Richmond, Frankfort, Kokomo, Carmel, Huntington, Greenfield, Lafayette, Silver Creek, and other venues show dominant performances by various teams. Notable lines include Anderson 70 over Richmond 62, New Castle 78 over Frankfort 56, and Carmel 68 over Crawfordsville 61, with several cons and finals results. Also listed are pro and college games including DePauw 95 over Union 55 and Evansville 86 over Marquette 8.
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