Invasion Of Tech Leads Pendleton Tourney Card
A busy slate across the North Central Conference and Pendleton Tournament opens with Pendleton visiting Alexandria in an all county clash. Summitville faces Windfall Dragon at Windfall while Royerton travels to Daleville. Tech’s Green Wave, with seven letters, has eight wins in nine starts and seeks more after a recent overtime win over Attucks in Indianapolis City Tourney.
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Anderson
Indiana
Andere
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Tech
Attucks
Indianapolis
Eadie
Washington
Muncie Burris
Alexandria
Huntington Vikings
Elwood
Highland
Highlanders
Middletown
Madison Heights
Yorktown
North Central
Marion County
Noblesville
Daleville
DeSoto
Anderson St. Mary's
Lapel
White River
Flora
Pendleton
Falls City Court
Markleville
Wilkinson
Fortville
Ed Walsh Hospital Stay Highlights Hall of Famer
Former White Sox ace and Hall of Fame member Ed Walsh was admitted to Holy Cross Hospital on a doctor’s advice for a general rundown condition. He is expected to be released next Tuesday. The report notes his notable 40 win season in 1908 as a career highlight.
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Edward Arthur
Big Ed) Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Baseball Hall of Fame
Holy Cross Hospital
Walsh
Central Bears Lead UP Poll After 9 1 Record
South Bend Central tops the United Press weekly coaches poll for a third time in four weeks with 156 points and 11 first place votes. Lafayette is runner up, followed by Jeffersonville and Terre Haute Garfield as the standings show Fort Wayne Concordia and Scottsburg among newcomers.
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United Press
Indianapolis
South Bend Central
Indiana
United Press Coaches
Elmer McCall
Care
Lafayette
Sylvester Coalmon
Coalmon
Bears
Jeffersonville
Madison
Indianapolis Attucks
Tech
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Gerstmeyer
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Central
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Scottsburg
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Fort Wayne South
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Vincennes
Terre Haute Garfield
Indianapolis Tech
Indianapolis Attacks
Kokomo
Evansville Bosse
Huntingburg
Gary Roosevelt
Ellwood
Michigan City
St. Joseph
Anderson
Lowe extends streak with 59 straight free throws
Nazarene forward Lowe hit 59 consecutive free throws in a free throw exhibition at Washington School gym. The performance preceded Huntington Nazarene’s 112 to 80 victory over Huntington Nazarene in two 20 minute halves, matching the style of a late season showcase.
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Nazarene
Washington
Lowe
Huntington Nazarene
Box
Andirson
Huntington
Mt» Marton
Aovert
Oklahoma Stalls Pulls Out Dramatic Win Over Kansas
Oklahoma State rallies past Kansas 64 62 in a tense late rally. Gene Hudson hits a key basket with eight seconds left as Wilt Chamberlain sits out with a groin infection. This marks a second straight two point loss for Kansas to Oklahoma State within five days after a 52 50 defeat last Thursday.
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Meman
Ukias
Oma
Jayhawks
Gene Hudson
Eig
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Jayhawk
Wilt Chamberlain
Alexandria Five Regulars Pace Tigers in Irish Victory
Alexandria's five regulars scored from nine to fourteen points each to lift the Tigers to a 60 to 47 win over Falls City Irish on the Alex floor. Bill Crosley led with ten points, while Lee to Pa ton Irish were held to 12:41 in the first quarter before the Tigers pulled away.
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Alexandria
Stone
Falk
Tigers
Waa Vale
Bill Crosley
Lee
Paton Irish
Pendleton
Shale Fe
Falls City
Crosty
Alex
Ateers
Aize
Peraon TV
Oiga
Meget
Sting
Elwood
Panthers
Willis Find
Sheley
Indians Edge Pirates 40 8 In High School Wrestling Triumph
Madison Heights hosts Anderson in AHL gym after Indians post fourth win in eight season engagements. Gene Dietz 175 pounds defeats Madison’s Tom Osborne 8 to 4 as AHS reserves top Madison Heights 29 to 11.
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Jerry Joe Smith
Thurman
Butch) Hysong
Madison Heights
John Smith
Muncie
Don Pyle
Herald
Oy Ove
Maadison Heights
Indian Grapplers
Anderson
Muncie Central
AHL
Gene Dietz
AHS
Madison
Tom Osborne
Deitz
Pete Russo
Madi ‘Son Heights
New Castle Breaks Ground and Local Basketball Upsets
New Castle unveiled a 9,100 seat gym last week as Ken Ford watched Highland tournament action where Knightstown fell to Middletown 56 43 and Alexandria battled in a 68 66 overtime final. Oklahoma State’s cowpokes rose to fame with big upsets, while Cliff Barker’s Jeffersonville Red Devils beat Bedford 68 56. George Teeters reported a perfect 300 game, and Jan 3 1957 saw Madison Heights, Highlanders, Markleville Arabians and New Castle Trojans pull upsets in high school hoops.
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New Castle
Jones
Ken Ford
New Castle Courier-Times
Ken
Knightstown Falcons
Falcons
Middletown Cossacks
Alexandria
Tigers
Trojans
Goodwin Y
Ford
Anderson
George Teeters
Lapet Allieys
Madison County
George
ABC
Madison Heights
Summitville Goblins
White River
Goblins
Highland
Highlanders
Fortville
Charlie Mack
Markleville Arabians
Flwood
Darrell McQuitty
Panthers
Pendleton Tourney Opens Friday Night In Pendleton Gym
Pendleton High School basketball coach Dan Dimich said the Pendleton tournament starts Friday night in the Pendleton gym. First round pairings for the varsity tourney are set for 1 30 pm Friday with participating schools Middle Town Wilkinson Fortville and Pendleton present. First round for four reserve teams is Saturday afternoon with winners advancing to 7 00 and 8 30 Saturday night. Changes in the tourney setup were made for attendance reasons.
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Pendleton
Dan Dimich
Middletown
Wilkinson
Fortville
Dimieh
Fortvile Demons
Pendleton High School
Markleville
Jerry Gimple
Jock Fink
Jan Dobbins
Glenn Petty
Ronnie Wyatt
Tom Hardin
Steve Gibson
Jom Godbey
Bill Walker
Jo Hudson
Harold Martin
Bob Whelchel
Wabash Beats DePauw 78 67 in 95th Game
Wabash defeated DePauw University 78 to 67 in their 95th basketball meeting. DePauw still leads the series 52 games to 42, with a late rally by Wabash narrowing a halftime deficit at 42-59 to 45-45 before a late surge. George Scott totaled 716 in a separate Moose League bowling match at Brown's Recreation lanes.
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Anderson Moose
A.&n. Sunoco
Forse No. 2
Brown's Recreation Lanes
Vues Ind
Wabash
DePauw University
DePauw
Cage Boxing Card and Hockey Notes Highlight Local Action
A jumble of boxing results and hockey notes details several decisions, pins, and scores. Names include Parker, Delph, Jankowski, Kelly, and Delph with multiple bouts across MH and A divisions. A Baker Oregon mayor telegram mentions vacant cow pastures suitable for a ball diamond.
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Parker
Deley
Lou Jankowski
Buffalo
Prather
Bisons
D. Davis
Len
Detroit
National Hockey Mimms
Jana-Rich Delph
Bese
Gyan
Skowski
Kelly
B. Davis
Seema
H. Brown
Deite
Keeney
Hysong
Jerry J. Smith
Los Angeles
Baker
Ore
Norris Poulson
Muddy’ Creek
William Jackson
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