Michigan State Opens Big Ten Race As Preseason Favorite
Michigan State heads the Big Ten race as the lone preseason favorite with multiple conference teams in pursuit. The season opens Saturday as the Spartans seek to defend their top standing amid renewed competition across the league.
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Muncie Defeats Colonial Teams in Thursday Games
Muncie All-Stars defeated the Colonial EUB Juniors 43 to 40 while Muncie’s second team won 46 to 16 against the visiting B quintet in a non conference curtain raiser.
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Trojans upset Elwood 71 to 56 on their home floor
New Castle's Trojans defeated Elwood Panthers 71 56 in a major upset led by Phil Sullivan's late jumper breaking a 47 47 tie with under two minutes to play. Anderson topped Shelbyville 54 49. Madison Heights beat Summitville 55 48. Markleville beat Windfall 65 53. Frankton 63 52 over Westfield. Daleville 44 39 over Center. Middletown 62 47 over Yorkstown. Fortville lost 48 46 to Highland.
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High school cage scores from Indiana tourneys and games
A long list of high school basketball results across Indiana tournaments and regular-season games. Notable showings include Madison Heights 58 over Summit 8, New Castle 71 over Kinood 36, and Roosevelt 80 over Froebel 65 in playoff contexts plus numerous county and sectional scores featuring Fort Wayne, Lafayette, and Richmond area teams.
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Pirates And Highlanders Edge Demons In Narrow High School Tilt
Madison Heights tops Fortville Demons 48 to 46 as Tom Bolles 17 and Dick Armstrong 12 lead Pirates, while Highlanders grab a 19-5 early lead then hold off visitors in a tight fourth. Visitors outscore in seconds and thirds but Highlanders finish strong for the win and improve their record.
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Oaks And Ravens Battle Tonight On AC Hardwood
Anderson College's Ravens host the Oakland City Oaks at 7 30 p m in the campus gym in a key Hoosier Circle winter tilt. Oak City brings a 10th win and a strong offense as Disler reloads with newer players while Macholtz relies on Wilson and Roesner to pace Oaks vs Ravens in a crowded six team Illinois tourney context.
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Net Leaders At Halfway Point In Hoosier Buckeye Scramble
Indiana and Ohio State struggle with defeats while Michigan State and Illinois push the tempo in a wide open Big Ten race. Bruce Yeagy and Dave Eckstein lead scoring and shooting averages as Northwestern Indiana and Minnesota aim to rise, with Archie Dees and Frank Howard high scorers for their teams. Northwestern Indiana broadcasts regionally at 3 30 p m CST as the half point tallies spark a free for all for the conference crown.
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Hall Replaces Long In Match At Texas Showdown
Long, the Indiana Reformatory heavyweight champion, is out six weeks with a chipped elbow, forcing replacement by Denny Hall against Billy Frazier in a scheduled Texas showdown. Intramural bouts headline with six short fights, headlined by Johnny Bishop versus Johnny Jiminez in a two pound clash. Officials include Jake Cob, Leo Davis, Gil Tischner. judges Bill Durant and Jack Lounsberry. timers Aiter and Bob. Pitcher referees Tommy Holmes, former Montreal manager, eye Dodgers scouting in 1958.
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Thief Steals Teeters New Ball Sets Off 300 Game
George Teeters of the Lapel Bowling Alleys rolled a perfect 300 in Civic League play using his old ball after a thief stole his new 16 pound sphere. He totaled 771 pins in the three game series, with opening scores of 226 and 245. Teeters' Lapel Alleys teammates were Bob Teeters Melvin Meredith Rube Ruble and Harold Brummer. Walker's Market's Perkinsville squad included Dick Cunningham Joe Perry Bill Walker Sonny Schultz and Gene Hemme.
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Two Anderson Teams To Play Benefit Tonight
Two Anderson high school teams meet in a cancer fund benefit game tonight at Elwood High School gym. Elwood Jaycees sponsor. tickets available from Jaycees and the high school. A preliminary game is scheduled for 7 p.m. The article notes strong players and team balance across the squads.
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