Memphis State and Wichita Placed on NCAA Probation
Memphis State University and the University of Wichita were placed on NCAA probation after violations of the athletic code. Memphis State received two years probation and barred from NCAA tournaments, while Wichita got one year probation but may compete. The actions followed findings on student admission and financial aid violations at Memphis State and amateur rule issues at Wichita.
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Andersonans coaching in high school and college ranks
A roundup lists former Andersonians now coaching: NC State Everett Case at North Carolina State and Keith Lambert with Bob Rousey at Montana State, plus Paul Bevelhimer at Decatur High School and several others in Indiana, Michigan, and Nebraska. It notes NCAA penalties appeals and Purdue’s 5866 win over Indiana as context for local sports.
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Cage Scores From Associated Press Roundup
College results feature Anderson 83 over Indiana Central 63 and Kansas State 72 over Minnesota 7. Notable scores include Purdue 68 over Indiana 66 and Notre Dame 83 over Butler 72. Other results list Missouri 58 over Nebraska 54 and Cincinnati 101 over New York 100.
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Garfield's Dischinger and Hall Face Key High School Showdown
Indiana high school boys basketball features a top Tuesday clash between 6-6 Terry Dischinger of Garfield and 6-5 Charlie Hall of Gerstmeyer. Garfield seeks to extend its five-game series win streak as Hall, the lone returning starter from last year’s state finalists, aims to halt the Tigers’ run and boost his team’s late-season push amid a schedule packed with sectional battles statewide.
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Madison Heights Offense Cruises Past St Marys
Madison Heights blanked St Marys in two games on their floor. The freshmen won 41 to 29 over St Marys ninth graders and the junior high contest ended 38 to 17 with St Marys Gaels juniors.
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Coach Hennon's intense training methods win games at Wampum
In a feature on high school basketball training, Coach Butler Hennon of Wampum High School employs varied drills such as dribbling between chairs, backboard tape targets, weighted gear, and masking to force ball handling and jumping improvements. His teams have won 81 of 93 games, including three Class B state titles, and his son Don is noted for All American consideration at the University of Pittsburgh. The piece also mentions Memphis State College's Sugar Bowl thriller and YMCA chess and ping pong results alongside Army Sgt. Hines's basketball service in Munich.
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Montana State Edges Iowa State 62-61 on Late Shot
Jim Kelly lifted Montana State with a jump shot with three seconds left to seal a 62-61 victory over Iowa State Monday night. Larry Chanay intercepted a Cyclones pass and fed Kelly as Montana State overcame a lengthy comeback bid.
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Hunting Gun Handling Across Companions
When hunting with one or more companions always carry your gun so it is not pointed in another's direction. If two or more advance abreast the outside hunter on the right keeps his gun pointed up or to his right, a hunter on the left outside points his weapon left. Hunters in the middle point guns forward. When walking single file point guns to the side and always keep gun under control if you fall.
Ravens Defeat Greyhounds as 50-Point Second Half Delivers Victory
Reverend Wayne Jensen, a bowling minister from Indiana, shatters a national record with 460 consecutive games and leads his Ravens to a 50-point second-half surge over Indiana Central's Greyhounds. Jensen, nicknamed the "bowling preacher," bowled 39 hours and 35 minutes, raising funds for his church as fans watched a marathon effort amid blistered thumbs. The Ravens pulled away in the second half after a close start, with Jensen scoring 21 points and teammates Steinke and Culp contributing.
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