Terrible Tech Tops Indians In Double OT Thriller
Tech delayed a second overtime win over Anderson 66 to 51 at Madison Heights gym. Brights Brinkley Barnes and Hartsburg led with strong play as Tech built a midgame lead, holding Anderson to modest scoring and sealing the North Central Conference victory.
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Hartsburg
Indianapolis Tech
Anderson
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Madison Heights Gym
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Tom Brinkley
Invaders
Tom Kary
Thornburg Keeps Longfellow On Top In Close Win
Longfellow remains unbeaten after Roger Thornburg scored on a last-second setup to beat Meadowbrook 26 to 25. Hazelwood won 34 to 7 over Washington to stay the Delaware Division leader with five straight wins. Meadowbrook led 25-24 with 30 seconds left before Thornburg’s winning drive. Westvale beat Shadeland 30 to 20. North Anderson topped Riley 33-21. Park Place defeated 7th Street 29-13 and 29th Street beat Central Avenue 28-13.
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Meadowbrook
Miami
Hazelwood
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Delaware
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Randall Meyers
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North Carolina Faces Possible NCAA Sanctions
The NCAA council weighs actions against North Carolina for basketball recruiting practices amid a slate of schools under scrutiny. If found guilty, UNC could be barred from NCAA championship play while others like Oklahoma Indiana Kansas Auburn Montana State and Arizona State aim for restoration at the convention.
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Auburn
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Arizona State University
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Ncaa Council
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Tulsa
NCAA
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Tar Heels
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Stitt
Chamberlain
Oklahoma
Summitville Tops Windfall In White River Conference Tilt
Ed Stitt scored 19 points to lead Summitville to a 56 to 43 win over Windfall on the Goblins floor. Summitville improves to 7 wins in 10 games under Coach Jim Stone. They travel Friday to face Highland in a White River Conference game.
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Windfall
Goblins
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White River
Hayes Jones Joins Strong Field At Los Angeles Invite
East Michigan hurdler Hayes Jones entered a strong 60 yard hurdles field at the Los Angeles Invitational indoor meet at the Sports Arena. He faces Olympic silver medalist Willie May Rex Cawley of USC C K Yang of UCLA and National China as part of a competitive night. Jones previously won a Bronze Medal in the event.
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UPI
East Michigan
Hayes Jones
Cubs Mail Contracts To All 40 Members
Chicago Cubs general manager John Holland mailed contracts to all 40 roster members including 15 pitchers five catchers 10 infielders and 10 outfielders He announced eight farm system players were invited to join the Mesa Arizona training base pitchers Bowers Branch Brooks Steevens Marvel Teague Massa and Hartman aged 19 to 26 were named for the camp selection.
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Harvey Branch
Roy Brooks
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Ken Marvel
Bob Teague
Warriner Triumphs in Adelaide Midget Scratch Race
Leroy Warriner of Indianapolis won a six-lap scratch race for midget cars in Adelaide on Friday night. It marked his first Australian appearance.
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Adelaide
Australia
Leroy Warriner
Indianapolis
AI tips for curing bird dogs bad breaking habits
Sportmans Digest advises on stopping bird dogs from breaking early and chasing flushed birds. Use a check cord to pull back on command and say whoa when the dog bolts. If habit returns without the cord, a sling shot with pebbles may reinforce whoa without injuring the dog.
Big Ten Opens Full 5 Game Card Tonight
The Big Ten basketball campaign starts with five conference games led by Ohio State, top-ranked at 9-0, hosting Illinois. Iowa, Indiana, Purdue, Michigan and others begin regional TV matinees as season play unfolds and standings form. Don Nelson leads Iowa with a 26.5 scoring pace.
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Branch Rickey to Return as New York Club President
New York will name Branch Rickey, 78, as president of the expanded National League club after he comes out of retirement. Rickey, famed for the farm system and integrating baseball, is to be appointed soon by the New York club which begins play in 1962.
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Indiana high school basketball scores roundup
A dense recap lists numerous Indiana high school boys basketball results by matchup and venue, with teams like Indianapolis Tech, Anderson, Huntington, Elwood, Lafayette, Muncie Burris, Noblesville, North Central, Cathedral, and many others posting wins and losses across multiple tours and cities. The page covers league play and tournament results with varied scores and host sites.
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Summitville
Huntington
Elwood
Alexandria
Muncie Burris
Noblesville
North Central
Marion Co
DeSoto
Daleville
Morristown
Hancock Central
Wilkinson
Waldron
Pendleton Tourney
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Pendleton
Vernon Twp
Frankton
Hammond Nos
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Muncie Central
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Westfield
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Reelsville
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Amo
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Connersville
Southport
Howe
Terre Haute
Garfield
Cathedral
Shortridge
Columbus
Greensburg
Pike
Greenfield
New Castle
Frankfort
Mitchell
Bedford
Teck
Indiana high school boys basketball scores round up
A sequence of final scores shows Indiana area teams competing across multiple games. Russellville edged Kingman 65 64 while Medaryville defeated Hamlet 71 55 and Peru beat Tipton 73 48.
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Etna Green
Mentone
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Wells Co
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Geneva
Monmouth
Royerton
Selma
DeSoto
Daleville
Bluffton
Garrett
Redkey
Albany
Farmland
Ward-Jackson
Three Rookies Sign With 49ers
The San Francisco Forty Niners announced three rookie signings for 1961. Tommy Hackler is a 6 foot 4 offensive end from Tennessee Tech as the 13th draft choice. Jerry Peery, 6 foot 2, 245 pounds, is a Central State of Oklahoma lineman as the 20th round pick. J. W. Lockett, 6 foot 2, 240 pounds, is a Central State defensive end linebacker and a free agent with ambidextrous pitching background.
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Tennessee Tech
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Central State
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Senior Bowl pits Stanford Norman against Wake Forest Snead
In Mobile Alabama the 12th annual Senior Bowl matches North and South squads led by Dick Norman of Stanford and Norman Snead of Wake Forest. Over 30 of 50 stars have pro contracts. winners earn 600 dollars per man, losers 500. The South led by Weeb Ewbank opens as five point favorites over Jim Lee Howell's North in cloudy 30s with about 40 000 spectators and NBC telecast.
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Baylor
E. J. Holub
All America
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Mississippi State
Greg Larson
Minnesota
Ravens Seek 7th Straight Win at Albion College
Ravens, aiming for a seventh straight victory and riding an 8-2 season mark, visit Albion College to face the Britons in a return meeting. Ken Strawn leads the Ravens with about 20 points per game, while Albion features Grundman Barich DeGrazia Groat and Papenius among starters.
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Hoosier College Conference
Ken Strawn
Pendleton Invitational yields tight finishes and titles
Markleville sneaks a 51 50 win over Pendleton in a late comeback bid while Vernon Township dominates Frankton 58 36. Vernon’s Pate and Keesling pace 17 and 11. Arabs led by Dawson and Cheshier 14 19. Markleville (83) advances to face Vernon Township in the final. Pendleton and Vernon reserves schedule next.
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Kroll Sets Pace at Los Angeles Open Golf
Ted Kroll shot a 66 at Rancho Municipal to grab a one stroke lead in the 45th Los Angeles Open. Arnold Palmer, finishing with a 12 on the final hole, slumped to a 77 after a dramatic early collapse.
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Patricia Avenue
Bulldogs Beat Warren Central 80 73 in Key Game
Lapel trailed by five at halftime then exploded for 48 points in the second half to defeat Warren Central 80 to 73. Bob Sisson scored 28, including 24 before the break, with Steve Ashton 10, Steve Watson 12, and Terry Burris 16 aiding. Marshall led Warren Central with 25. Bulldogs travel to Lebanon next Friday.
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Steve Ashton
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Warren Central
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Reds Sign Huiet in Scout Role for Houston NL Club
Houston based United Press International reports Fred Whitey Huiet Jr. a Cincinnati sports official and amateur baseball manager has signed to scout for the Houston National League club in the Cincinnati area.
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National League
Dallas Texans star Haynes named AFL player of year
Dallas Texans versatile half back Abner Haynes is named the AFL player of the year. The home-grown standout tops the league in performance and recognition for the season.
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Abner Haynes
Dallas Texans
Scioto Country Club Withdraws as Western Open Host
Scioto Country Club in Columbus Ohio withdraws as host of the 58th Western Open to be played June 22 to 25 James M Royer president of the Western Golf Association reports Scioto trustees canceled the invitation extended October 26 The association seeks a replacement club with a championship caliber course for the 1961 Western Open.
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Scioto Country Club
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Ohio
James M. Royer
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McCarrol Secures Highlanders Victory in Double OT
The Highland Highlanders edged Summitville 55 53 in a double overtime sudden death game on the Highland Gym floor. Sub Dwain McCarroll 5 11 junior hit the winning 10 foot baseline jumper with 1 49 left in the second OT.
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Morristown Beats Hancock Central In Home Win
Morristown trounced Hancock Central 80 to 52 on its home floor, shooting 20 of 30 in the second half and dominating 50 27 after intermission. Four Morristown players reached double figures led by Hauk with 18 points.
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Morristown
Nets
Hancock Central
Hoosierland Apples at Same Low Harvest Prices
Eat Good Apples all winter as Hoosierland stores offer the fruit at uniform bargain prices across the season. Local shoppers can find fresh apples from regional growers, with emphasis on value and steady availability.
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