Ravens top Oaks 94 77 in second half rally
Anderson College Ravens broke a 44 44 halftime deadlock to defeat Oakland City 94 77. Nolan Reed scored 27 as Ken Strawn added 18 and Paul Crawford 25 to pace the winners while Oakland Citys Crawford led with 25 in a high scoring battle.
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Bob Macholtz
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Ravens
Oakland City
Oaks
Nolan Reed
Ken Strawn
Indiana
Barrett Bates
John Teague
Willie Smith
A. C. Eldridge
Eastsiders
Paul Crawford
Reed
Charlie Brauser
John Deen
Dick Cochran
The
Anderson
Courtney
Crawford
Strawn
Raven
Macheltzmen
HCC
Taylor
Manchester
Cage Scores From Indiana and Nearby Districts
A packed score table shows high school results across Indiana and nearby areas with multiple pairings. Notable finishes include Anderson IGH School 75 over Highland 63, Decatur 72 over Woodlan 61, Evansville North 68 over Evansville Memorial 47, Jasper 58 over Huntingburg 54 in overtime, and Millersburg 77 over Evansville Mater Dei 74. College matchups feature Anderson 94 over Oakland City 77 and Taylor 120 to 4 over Manchester. Pro and college actions include Syracuse 119 over Cincinnati 116 in overtime and Detroit 103 over New York 102.
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Anderson St. Mary’s
Anderwin Highland
Huntertown
Decatur
Woodlan
Riverdale
Harlan
Hamilton
Mill Creek
N. Liberty
Union Two
LaPorte Co
Walkerton
Milton
Williamsburg
Arlington
Fayette Central
New Ross
Russellville
Bloomfield
Sullivan
Bedford
Shawswick
Ellettsville
Eastern
Greene C
Evansville North
Evansville Memorial
Jasper
Huntingburg
T. H. Garfield
T. H. State
Paris, Ill
Clinton
Greencastle
Brazil
Corydon
Belle Union
Dugger
Oakton
Bicknell
Vigo
North Central
Sullivan Co
Oney Creek
Millersburg
Evansville
Mate Dei
Emorial
Evansville Harrison
Winslow
War
Detroit
New York
Syracuse
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Marion Bennett Dominates St Marys Freshman Basketball
Marion Bennett defeated Ander son St. Marys 44 to 35 on the Marion Bennett floor in freshman play. St. Marys eighth graders fell 48 to 25 and seventh graders were beaten 33 to 16. Box scores show Bennett led scoring with 19 points while multiple Bennett players contributed. other lines include Sheridan, Boat, Fredericks, Mahoney, Rusby, Grogan and McDonald among the shooters. In Chattanooga, Sale Creek routed Hixson 43 to 0 in a four inning fourth grade baseball game.
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St. Mary's
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Sheridan
R. Boat
Fredericks
Mahoney
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Chattanooga
Sale Creek
Hixson
Shine For Victors Lantz Best For Loser
In a full court press powered game St Marys Gaels beat Highland 75 to 53 at Wigwam. Wagner scored 19 and Daoust 18 as Gaels outpaced Highland with pressure defense creating turnovers and fast breaks. Highland led briefly early, then St Marys pulled away, tallying eight wins against three losses while Highland fell to seven and nine in meetings.
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St. Mary's
Dick Daoust
Highland
Alan Green
Steve Thornburg
Bob Melson
St. Mary’s
Herald
Gaels
Don Wagner
Tom Lantz
Mike Weis
Lantz
Laddies
Roger Broderick
St. May’s
Gary Bronnenberg
Bronnenberg
Thornburg
Dunkirk
Madison County
Summitville
Middletown
Jackson Two Cops 9th In Row Draws Fall Creek In Meet
Jackson Township beat Markleville 60 to 34 for ninth straight junior high win, strengthening first place in Madison County Junior High Conference. Only Ingalls stands between Jackson Two and the title as they prep to face Fall Creek in Leach four team tourney action next Saturday afternoon.
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Fall Creek
Jackson Township
Alsobrook
Tate Kessks
Bobo
Markileville
Crull
Clue
Wilkinson Vernon Teams Open Play In Hancock Tourney
Wilkinson s Bulldogs and Vernon Township s Vikings open Hancock County tournament play at Greenfield High School at 6 45 p m Thursday. Mt Comfort s Bucaneers meet Hancock Central s Panthers at 8 15 p m the same night. New Palestine s Saints face Charlottesville s Eagles at 1 p m Saturday. Winners advance to Saturday afternoon then finals Saturday night. Wilt Chamberlain and Wayne Hightower played college basketball at Kansas.
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Bulldogs
Vernon Township
Vikings
Hancock County
Magic Tramples YMCA Cage Foes in 1944 Games
In last night's YMCA league action, General Motors Tech trampled Emge's 67 to 33, Local 1944 hammered Anaconda 50 to 20, and Magic Car Wash defeated John Marshall Life Insurance 70 to 46.
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General Motors Tech
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Anaconda
Magic Wash
Wilkerson
Collins
Barnett
Potter
Glazebrooks
Gaper
John Marshall
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Toye
B. Cox
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Newfelder
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Renbarger
Harris — Myers
GM Tech
Emge
Miller
Lawson, Flowers
Brown
O 'Poore
Kuklenski
Pheanis Carpenter - Cowan
Tooley
Hart
Robinson
Best Worst Of ’62 Sports
The year’s top moments span Indy speed records, America’s Cup defense, NCAA and Masters thrillers, heavyweight boxing, baseball base-path feats, tennis grandslam, and dramatic retirements. Palmer, Ward, Laver, Liston, Koufax, Nicklaus, Brumel, Snell, and others shaped 1962 with record performances and tragedies.
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UPI
Arnold Palmer
Roger Ward
Weatherly
Gretel
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Ernoon
Forest Hills
United States
Rocket
Roy Emerson
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Valeri Brumel
Russia
Bo Belinsky
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Earl Wilson
Bill Monbouquett E
Red Sox
Jack Kralick
Twins
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Jack Nicklaus
Molinas Found Guilty On Five Counts In Bribe
New York court convicts Molinas on five counts for bribery and subornation of perjury in a college basketball scandal. The former Columbia and Fort Wayne Pistons star faces up to 36 years in jail and a $35,500 fine after an eight hour jury deliberation.
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UPD
Jack Molinas
Columbia University
Fort Wayne Pistons
Molinas
Supreme Court
Joseph A. Sarafite
Manhattan
Frank Hogan
Rally Wins Girls Junior Golf Title in 1949
Mrs Marlene Bauer Hagge claimed the first Girls junior golf title in 1949 at age 15, as MH Rally defeated New Castle Five.
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MH Rally
New Castle
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Bowling, 30c at Rains New AMF balls
Rains introduces new AMF bowling balls priced at 16.95. The lightweight balls target casual bowlers with improved grip and durability.
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Rains
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