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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1964
Page
4
Fort Wayne report outlines a hoop clash as the Indians prepare to meet Rushville. The piece notes a recent tight contest with a 29 to 36 deficit for Central, the Lions riding a long unbeaten streak, and Rushville’s ten straight victories shaping the upcoming matchup.
In Andria the Noliesville Millers defeated the Alexandria Tigers 70 to 61 Friday night. Core led with 21 points, Grissom added 13, and Pearson scored 13 for the winners. Hahn sparked Tiger offense with 13 in a losing effort.
Fort Wayne Central defeated iGH School 82 62 in an Indiana district score roundup. The list details many nearby teams and outcomes across a broad slate of scholastic games including Noblesville, Alexandria Madison Heights Pendleton, Rochester Elwood Daleville Eaton Cambridge City Windfall and dozens more with regional rankings and overtime notes.
Anderson College travels to Upland to face the Trojans at Lewis Gymnasium for an 8 o clock league game. Taylor leads the all time series 37 to 17 but the Trojan five bring four veterans and aim to improve after a slow start. The Ravens hope to rebound after a 74 to 70 loss while Oakland City had posted over 100 points in recent games.
Johnny Jordan, Notre Dame basketball coach for 13 seasons, will resign at the end of the current season on February 29. He informed athletic director Moose Krause and the team after submitting his resignation letter, stating no external pressure and citing ongoing deliberations about stepping down. His tenure includes a 195-124 record and six NCAA tournament appearances.
Pendleton coach Jack Garner led the Bucs as Sloane scored 15 baskets and added free throws to push Milwaukee to a 69 65 win. Miller and iAnd Garner starred, with Pendleton earning its sixth win in ten games while Summitville dropped to fifth in the eleventh contest. Referees were Gray and Stomps.
Art Wall birdied the final four holes to card a course record 65 as San Diego hosted a $30,000 tournament field. Fourteen others, led by rookie Arche and Bruce Crampion with 66, chased Wall as second rounds began. large ties and weather delays left players stranded and postponements for cuts to be confirmed near noon Saturday.
Rochester defeated Elwood 66 to 63 led by Bears with 11 and Cannon with 10. Drake added 12 as Elwood faced a tough Fort Central Tigers next. Totals and other fragments suggest scoring notes and player totals from the Riverside area.
Innsbruck logged its first snowfall in weeks, about four inches in surrounding areas, but officials say conditions remain insufficient to halt emergency Olympic preparations for the January games. Snow persisted unevenly across Austria with Kitzbühel and Bad Gastein receiving little if any improvement. Fire crews continue snow packing on Olympic downhill and slalom runs in the Lizum valley as infantry units aid in snowmaking. Cross country courses at Seefeld are also being prepared. In boxing news, welterweights Kitten Hayward and Dick Turner were slated for a 10 round bout in Philadelphia on Monday January 13 with former heavyweight contender Dan Bucceroni coaching Hayward.
West Lafayette's Xokomo swims to a 6:30 p.m. January 16 meet against Anderson as the team aims to outpace the opposition. Results highlight Koko Foland and teammates in medley and freestyle events with times listed for 200 free, 100 back, and relay legs.
The article notes women often use balls too heavy for their skill level. The maximum recommended weight is 16 pounds, but few reach it. A 15 pound ball can still be too heavy for weekly bowlers or poorly coordinated players. Lighter balls can improve ease of throwing and overall score despite potentially fewer strikes.
Anderson’s invasion of Rushville, Fort Wayne Central’s visit to Elwood, St Mary’s trip to Anderson, Highland Daleville at Albany, and Noblesville’s invasion of Lapel compose the Saturday night basketball program featuring Elwood Anderson Gaels Highland Lapel.
Indiana tournament organizers announce the State Lions Club bowling event at Cooper's Sport Bowl with $8,000 in cash prizes. Teams from Wayne, Clinton, Chestertown, and 18 or more communities will compete over two weekends under the American Bowling Congress sanction. Local committees include Broderick as chair, with Frank Phillips as secretary-treasurer and Bill Hovermale coordinating scheduling.
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