NCAA Gives Temporary Approval On Academies Waiver
Indiana high school basketball leaders loom in the state tilt with South Bend Central Lafayette and Indianapolis Attacks ranked top contenders. Garfield moves up with strong play led by Dischinger and Kehrt. Terre Haute Gersmeyer and Evansville semistate links noted. Finalists from last year expected again, with Fort Wayne Central and Jeffersonville in the mix as rankings and scores are cited.
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E Dale
Indianapolis
Indiana
Perorm
Worney
South Bend Central
Lafayette
Jeffersonville
Terre Haute Gerstmeyer
Terre Haute
Garfield
Jeffersnville
Evansville
Purple Eagles
Terry Dischinger
Bobby Kehrt
Willard Kehrt
Gersmeyer
Dischinger
Gary Auten
John Conover
Fort Wayne Central
Fort Wayne South
Indianapolis Tech
Madison
Kokomo
South Bend
Fort Wayne
T. H. Garfield
Michigan State Michigan Join Minnesota In WIHL Withdrawal
Michigan State and Michigan join Minnesota in quitting the WIHL after the season citing incompatible league rules with Big Ten standards. The move leaves Minnesota Tech North Dakota Colorado College and Denver as the remaining members, with Big Ten officials citing desire to keep hockey within conference and opposing cross conference leagues.
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Michigan State
Michigan
Minnesota
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan Tech
North Dakota
Colorado
College
Denver
Harold Tukey
Fritz) Crisler
Stanley Kinyon
W.A. Longacre
WIHL
Big Ten
Thomas A. Melton Jr
Hollidaysburg
Pennsylvania
Colorado College
Tabove
Erickson
Mient Methood
NCAA
He Tha bin Tan Fan Uel
Wueryeat
Canada
John Mariucci
Vic Herliger
Hair Specialists Here Tomorrow to Demonstrate Saving Hair
Erickson Hair & Scalp Specialists bring a home treatment demonstration to Anderson Indiana at the Anderson Motel on Friday January 10. Trichologist C L Glark will conduct free personal examinations from 1 to 6 30 p m. The event promotes a home treatment claiming to save and thicken hair with no obligation and includes a 30 day satisfaction guarantee.
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Chicago
Anderson
Indiana
C. L. Glark
Erickson Hair & Scalp Specialists
Anderson Motel
Erickson Organization
Slater
Erickson
Erickson Hair
D. W. Erickson
C. L. Clark
Mutual Naional Bank of Chicago
Halsted
Final Vote At 1959 Session On Service Academy Waiver
The 1959 convention debated exempting Army Navy and Air Force academies from some recruiting restrictions with a final vote to come. Delegates voiced objections and eastern colleges hinted at stronger rules. Vice President Nixon urged athletics aid to keep the U.S. strong, calling unmitigated talk of U.S. inferiority to the Soviet Union nonsense.
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Philadelphia
Tion i Collegiate Athletic
Army
Navy
Air Force
Laken
Cat ‘Leges
Ncaa Council
American Football Coaches Assn
Nixon
U.S
Russia
U. S
Soviet Union
IR Wrestling Boxing Card At Indiana Reformatory
An afternoon program at the Indiana Reformatory fieldhouse featured eight novice boxing bouts and two wrestling matches with officials Bob Utter Bob Pitcher and Chuck Erwin referees Leo Davis Jake Jacobs and Kenny Vaughan judges Timer Bill Durant and Coach Utter. Johnny Jimenez won the main boxing bout by unanimous decision over Johnny Bishop after an eight count for Bishop in the third. Benny Marks defeated Tender Foot Wimburn by two points in another middleweight bout. Additional results include Boyd over Singleton Kaczmerek over Todd O Fallon over Cappa Filbert over , Mieck over Martin Jay over Durham Billy Frazier over Anderson New Castle. Cecil Gentry and Bob Price stalemated in the opening mat presentation.
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Pendleton
Indiana Reformatory Fieldhouse
Bob Utter
Bob Pitcher
Chuck Erwin
Leo Davis
Jake Jacobs
Kenny Vaughan
Timer
Bill Durant
Utter
Clyde Mitchell
Johnny Jimemney
Johnny
Tae Hold
Bishop
Jimenez
Benny Marks
Tender Foot Wimburn
Boyd
Singleton
Kaczmerek
Todd
O'Fallon
Cappa
Filbert
Mieck
Martin
Jay
Durham
Billy Frazier
Anderson
Denny Hall
New Castle
Cecil Gentry
Bob Price
Reformatory
Strickland Leads NAIA Scorers at 32.5 PPG
Eureka native Robert Strickland tops NAIA scoring with 32.5 points per game. Four players exceed 30 points per game including John Butcher at 30.6, Joe Gaetano 32.0, and Al Cook 30.0. Stetson leads team scoring, Panhandle tops defense, and Sandy Saddler shifts to boxing second.
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Kansas City
Robert Stickland
Eureka
Col' Jove
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
John Butcher
Pikeville
Joe Gaetano
Quinnipiac
Cann
al, Cook
Morris Harvey
Stetson University
DeLand
Fla
Bethel
Tenn
Texas Southern
Panhandle
Okla
A&a
Hamilton County Tourney Opens at Noblesville High
Noblesville hosts first-round Hamilton County high school basketball action with Carmel vs Jackson Central at 7 p.m. and Walnut Grove facing Fishers at 8:30 p.m. Westfield plays the Carmel Jackson Central winner at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, Sheridan meets Walnut Grove Fishers victor at 2:20. Winners meet for the championship Saturday night.
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Noblesville
Coe
Carmel
Jackson Central
Walnut Grove
Fishers
Westfield
Carmel- Jackson
Royerton Triumphs Daleville In 66-49 Victory
Royerton edged Daleville 66 to 49 at Daleville High School gym. Royerton used height and experience to dominate and pull away in the second half, with key baskets from Frischkorn, Slusher, and Budd. Daleville fought hard through the game but could not close the gap against the visiting team.
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Daleville
Royerton
Daleville High School
David McCracken
Yodor
Frischkorn
Lacket
Moore
Cambie
BO Wrighte Penrose
Zirkley Slusher
Score Signs 38 Contract With Cleveland Indians
Cleveland pitcher Hert Scare signed his 1959 contract with the Indians after a morning talk with GM Frank Lane. The 508 strikeout star in two AL seasons said he feels fine and expects a strong year, despite a near career-ending injury last May from a Gyle Dougald line drive that caused facial injuries and sidelined him. The deal is straight cash with no bonuses, reflecting Lane’s high regard for Scare.
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Herb
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Frank Lane
Cleveland
Ohio
Hert
Wednesday
Scare
Lane
Lene
Score
New York
Lyle Dougald
Sesve
State Bowling Tourney Set For GM Ladies
The first annual Women’s General Motors State Bowling Tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday at Rainy Bowing Gardens with the Guide Lamp Division hosting. Indiana plants include Fabricast Bedford Allison and Chevrolet Indianapolis Delco Radio Kokomo Fisher Body Marion Delco Battery and Chevrolet Muncie Delco-Remy Anderson and Guide Lamp. The event is a 70 percent handicap team format with Jan 4 as average deadline and Jan 18 as entry deadline. Prizes include 100 125 and 150 dollar team trophies plus five individual trophies for high actual score. a Break dinner will be awarded to the high individual series in each squad.
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General Motors
Dorothy Bannister
Mabel Dean
Roberta Utterback
Edith Boyer
Beulah Konatz
Juanita Stultz
Vera Osborne
Mardelle Yunker
Grace Knighton
Kathryn Clotzel
Indiana
Muncie
Eileen Altherr
Delea-Remy
Anderson
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Dan Gimich
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Francis Conner
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Tom Rogers
Bill Crosley
Asa Edwards
Fred Honnard
Tom Merrill
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Roger Alford
Wendel Green
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Dave Eckstein
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Platteville
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Pasadena
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Chapman College
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