Harvey Sparks AHL Win and Close Anderson Lead
Harvey Sparks led Anderson with a late tip in and a fifth basket as Harveys team built a 37 to 30 edge over Xokoma. Earlier Colbert and Wiley scored to cut the gap, while Barnett and Graf added baskets for Anderson in a tight first half.
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Sifford Powers Past Charles In 90th Palm Springs Classic
Sifford shot 69 to outpace British Open champion Bob Charles who posted 69 as well, tying for first. Anderson's Tom Harvey led Kokomo with 65 while Charles and Littler chased in the Palm Springs Classic. The Kokomo-Kokomo match saw Anderson win 83-67 with Browning and Mauck starring for the Indians.
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Ingalls Tourney Opens With Central St. Marys Clash
Ingalls eighth grade four team tourney begins Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Ingalls gym with Central and Anderson Central facing St. Marys while McCordsville meets Anderson St. Marys in the second game at 2:50. Consolation at 5 p.m. and championship at 7:20 follow. Bowling gear and supplies listed.
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High School Cage Scores Across Indiana Districts
A roundup of boys basketball results shows numerous overtime thrillers and decisive wins. Anderson 83 over Kokomo 76. Lapel 80 over Madison Heights 76 in overtime. Noblesville 79 over Crawfordsville 55. Hammond area and other Indiana teams posted mixed scores with Lincoln Park and Northfield among noted matchups. Strong showings by Anderson Highland, Mount Summit, Beech Grove, and Greenwood highlighted a day of competitive league play across multiple counties.
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Wilkinson Teams Win In State Rivalries Amid Scoring Spree
A frantic night of high school and university level basketball produced numerous results across Indiana. Wilkinson edged New Palestine while Warsaw toppled Hancock Central, and several other boys games featured double-digit wins including Rockville over Rosedale and Darlington over Whestfield. Ellsworthville and Eminence battled to a 113-100 combined score setting a new state record.
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Area Basketball Schedule Highlights for Anderson Region
Tonight's card features South Bend Central at Anderson Markleville at Madison Heights Anderson St Marys at Windfall Anderson Highland at Pendleton Elwood at Muncie Burts Lapel at Hancock Central Middletown at Union City Yorktown at Winchester Noblesville at Lawrence Central College Anderson at Taylor
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Ravens Travel To Taylor For Big HCC Game
Anderson College's Ravens travel to Taylor University tonight for an Hoosier College Conference matchup at 8 p.m. with two veterans returning to varsity, Nolan Reed and Willie Smith, plus freshman Neal Carter adding depth. Reed, a 6-6 center, and Smith, a 6-2 forward, bring experience as they aim to boost the Ravens midway through the 1963-64 season while Taylor seeks to improve on a 1-4 HCC record and 2-12 overall tally.
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Indianapolis Grand Prix to be held at Raceway Park next year
Indianapolis prepares for the U S Grand Prix with final scheduling approval for Sunday October 3 1965 at Raceway Park five miles northwest of the city. The 2 2 mile course features a flat layout with a half mile straightaway and will count toward the world driving crown currently led by Scotland's Jimmy Clark.
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Control Tips For Beginners Bowling Pamphlet
A portable pamphlet offers guidance on throwing a bowling ball with proper technique. It warns against high backswing and finishing whip as causes of inaccuracy. The note promotes requesting a copy from Marion Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago with a stamped return envelope.
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