Weekend high school basketball schedule and matchups listed
A long list of Saturday games and venues for high school teams across Indianapolis area including Highland vs Grove, Yorktown vs Frasnoe, Lapel at Arlington, Richmond vs BRIE, Carmel hosting Walnut Grove, Muncie Burris at Elwood, and Franklin at Anderson among others. The notice outlines week two games with times and locations for many schools and towns in the region.
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Tonig Ave
Jay
Logansport
Madison
Indianapolis
Shortridge
Mighland
A Grove
Highland G MM. Mary's
Westfield Frasnoe
Yorktown
Sumreitville
Lapellettom
Markievile
Vernon Township
MD College
Franklin
Anderson
Muncie Central and Anderson Lead NCC Net Race
Muncie Central and Anderson share the best finish in a North Central Conference net race. The pair secured the top two spots as teams competed across the White River and Hoosier College conferences in a tight meet.
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Muncie Central
Anderson
NCC
White River
Central Indians
Mississinewa Valley
Hoesler College
Hoosier Market Rolls In YMCA League Play
Hoosier Market dominated action in the YMCA league, scoring 39 points on Logper as part of a week of intramural and interleague games. Key players included Logansport, Muncie Central, and Anderson squads with notable performances by Van Winkle and Jones, while Lafayette and Logansport jockeyed in the standings.
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Muncie Central
Anderson
Lafayette
Anspor
Eenies
Patterson
Siena
Kokomo
le Duncan
Looper's
Richmond
Frankfort
Comnenértiat
Ulewi
Altsists
New Logesstarts
Layton
Arion Uncie
Lynch
Emge
Aye Tou Muncie Central
E. Chicago Washington
van Winkle
Hovermale
New Castle
Hville
GMI
Anaconda
Phillippi
Ee Olegiae
Connersville
Jon Mars
Andanes
Kaki Forter
Les Anderson
Logansport
Granger
Kessle
The
Bearcats
Butch Joyner Duncan
Steve York
Scott
Boilemee
Berron
Newfelder
Seattle Ff
Steve C
Hartford City
Cazzetta
Looper’s
de Burris
Kessler
Seattle
UPI
Uniape Moore A %Niversity
Frankton’s
Eagles
Kimbie
Vince Cazzetta
White River
Sthai
van Wonkle
Clair Selene
More
Gaels
Jackson Central
Carmel
Himn
Highland
Miller
Casey
Bulldogs
Yorktown
Ale
Ates Thaz Pendleton
Oklahoma Regents
Cambridge City
Vantage
Tly
Daleville
Walnut Grove
Wilkinson
Cazzella
Summitville
Lapel
Tme
Dale
Lastiville
Walnut
Norman
Okla
UPN
Univer
Sam Grove
Oklahoma
Maslville
Bud Wilkinson
Sheridan
Jackson “Central
Trad
Ably
Ed O'Brien
Anderson College
Wilkin' Co
Noblesville
Oak
Grant
Terry Strabower
Jack Walkey
Steve Heinrich
Lafayette On
Trojans
Rick Jones
Andy Higgins
Grinder Toraia
Alderson
Lafayne Mall
Crawfordsvile
South Bend Central Club
Kals
Pe Sciences
Muncie South
Ron McMains
Hot Dogs
McMains
Dick Byrd
LaPorte
Berlin
Komonth
Marion
Giants
Muncie
NCC
Kom McMains
Steve Clevenger
Butch Joyner
Elmer Turner
Kekeme
Erwin Cox
Mike Rolf
Dick Colbert
Rhode Island Names John Zilley as Head Football Coach
Rhode Island University appointed John L. Zilly, a former Notre Dame and Browns end, as head football coach. He succeeds John Chironna after a 6 9 2 record over two seasons and comes from Brown University where he coached ends for four years. Zilly played for the Los Angeles Rams under Frank Leahy and served as an assistant at Montana and Notre Dame before his first head coaching post.
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Kingston
B.T
UPI
John L. Zilly
Notre Dame
University of Rhode Island
Zilly
Brown University
John Chironna
Los Angeles Rams
Frank Leahy
Montana University
Terry Brennan
Southington, Conn
Philadelphia Eagles
Wills Pursues Hidden Base Thievery Goal For Next Season
Milwaukee and Cleveland reports frame Maury Wills as aiming to steal more bases for the Dodgers next season. Wills says he wants to play in the Nationals and denies plans to break Ty Cobb’s single-season theft record. He notes the Dodgers did not press him for a defensive shift and hints at contract talks with other clubs.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Unam-Shim
Pion
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cleveland
Jerryson
Lucas
Wills
Nationals
Dodgers
Hek
Ponape
San Francisco Giants
Bob Wolf
Milwaukee Journal
Thejers
Walt Alston
Cincinnati Royals
Walter
Funce
Mervice
Neal Bhive
Ty Cobb
Lusas
Royals
Cincinnati
Okio State
NBA
Marks
Glockman
Lukas
Kimeet
Howard Marks
Carlie Gluckman
Findlay
INCAA to Cut 356 Teams to 32 for NCAA Tourney
Kansas City reports the National Collegiate Athletic Association will reduce 356 college division basketball teams to 32 for the national tournament this month. Eleven conferences with 133 teams qualify automatically. 293 teams hope for at-large bids. Evansville and Wittenberg, past champions, top the potential entries. at-large possibles include Augustana ja, Austin Peay, Bellarmine, Bloomsburg, Buffalo, Chapman, Chicago, Colorado Mines, Grambling, Lamar Tech, Nebraska Wesleyan, Northeastern, Oglethorpe, Orange State, Parsons, Philadelphia Textile, Prairie View, St. Lawrence, Southern Illinois, and Tennessee State. Bowling, 30c at Rains vNew AMF halls, $16.9.
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Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Evansville
Wittenberg
J. Seober Barr
Franklin and Marshall
Barr
Augustana Ja
Austin Peay
Bellarmine
Bloomsburg
Buffalo
Chapmen
Chicago
Colorado Mines
Gram Bing
Lamar Tech
Nebraska Wesleyan
Northeastern
Oglethorpe
Orange State
Parsons
Philadelphia Textile
Prairie ‘View
St. Lawrence
Southern Illinois
Tennessee State
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Tribe
Pirates
Millers
Panthers
Tigers
Ravens
Hoosier
Rhode Island
John Zilley
Richard C. duPont
Garden State Park
Kelso
Pelsu
Jeepee
Lewis
Roger Kern
Central
Laone
Fayette
Howard Goins
John Marshall Life Insurance CO
Solm Marshall Life Insurance Company
Jackson Street
Indiana
Montgomery Ward
INCAA
Rains
B.E Goodrich
B.f.goodrich
Motorola
Beck’s
Rand
Kelvinator
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