Altgilbers Sparks Late Surge In Ravens Victory
The Anderson College Ravens overturned a close game in the final 30 seconds as Bruce Hardy delivered a cross court pass to Altgilbers for a three point play and a 78-72 win over Manchester. Hardy then fed Altgilbers and Freeman Blade for five late points and capped it with a final foul shot. Manchester star John Warwick led the Spartans with 25. Lewis topped Anderson with 21 as the Ravens defended Warwick and pulled away late in a tense, physical contest.
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Anderson College
Dave Clevenger
Manchester
John Warwick
Ken Ballinger
Hoosier- Buckeye
O. C. Lewis
Anderson
Freeman Blade
Ravens
Herald
George G. Jackson
Hardy
Altgilders
Manchester College
Ances
Steve Davé State
Blume
Raven
Warwick
Lhe
Clevenger
McCombs
Ballanger
Lewis
Spartan
Jack Wood
Jack Rector
Tim Holsclaw
Brewers Sign Three Players for 1972 Season
The Milwaukee Brewers renounce signing contracts of Ken Brett Marco Lopez and Bob Coluccio. Brett 23 joined in a six-player deal with Boston last fall and posted a 3-0 record with a 5.34 ERA in relief. Lopez 28 went 2-7 with a 4.63 ERA in 1971 mainly in relief. Coluccio 20, moving from infield to outfield, batted .224 with Evansville and .208 with Reading in minors, noted as a promising fielder with defensive versatility.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
Ken Brett
Marco Lopez
Bob Coluccio
Brett
Brewers
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Lopez
Rookies Lead ABA Rebound Race Amid Scoring Slump
Artis Gilmore of Kentucky tops the ABA with 18.5 rebounds per game, heading a group of four freshmen in the top ten. Jus Erving, Jim McDaniels, and Bill Paultz also rank among the league’s leading rebounders. Charlie Scott and Rick Barry contend for scoring, with Scott at 34.9 and Barry at 31.5. Glen Combs leads three point shooting, George Lehmann frees throws, Melchionni assists.
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NEW York
Artis Gilmore
Kentucky
Jus Erving
Virginia
Jim McDaniels
Carolina
Bill Paultz
McDaniels
Charlie Scott
ABA
Rick Barry
Dan Issel
Glen Combs
Utah
George Lehmann
Mem
Melchionni
Sharman and Heinsohn Named All Star Game Coaches
Bill Sharman of the Lakers and Tom Heinsohn of the Celtics were named coaches for the NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles on January 18. Sharman will coach the West, Heinsohn the East, based on conference winning percentages. This marks Sharman’s second All-Star coaching assignment and Heinsohn’s first.
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NEW York
Bill Sharman
Los Angeles Lakers
Tom Heinsohn
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
Walter Kennedy
Sharman
Heinsohn
San Francisco
Wide-Open WRC Tourney Opens Tonight in Pendleton Heights
Six teams from the White River Conference begin the tourney at Pendleton Heights gym with balanced records and strong rosters. Frankton and Highland clash at 6:45 pm, followed by Pendleton Heights and Shenandoah at 8:15. Mount Vernon, Lapel, and Shenandoah set later as contenders attempt to reach Saturday final. Key players include Dennis Benefiel, Larry Swindell, Gary Rudig, and Gary Bingaman.
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Jim Bailey
White River
Pendleton Heights
Yorktown
Delaware County
Trys
Frankton
Highland
Aftkton
Scots
Shenardoah
Raiders
WRC
Shenandoah
Sin
Mount Vernon
Eagles
Dennis Benefiel
Dan Paddock
Larry Swindell
Gary Rudig
Madison Heights
Larry Morton
Gary Bingaman
Sonny Paxton
Jim Jones
Gary Ritz
Hal Bauchert
Randy Wilson
Mark Thacker
Tim Leonard
Joe Hall
Bob Lee
Scott Bills
Lapel
Bulldogs
Mark Barnhizer
Meredith Ray
Ronnie Buckner
Jimmy Howell
Lount Vernon
White River and Delaware County tourney schedule details
Schedule lists White River Conference Tourney games at Pendleton Heights and Mount Vernon, Delaware County Tourney matchups at Muncie and Cowan, plus Friday and Saturday games including Muncie Central at Anderson and Madison Heights at Fort Wayne South, with several note markers and conference references. Includes college note for Anderson at Franklin.
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White River
Mount Vernon
Lapel
Delaware County
Cowan
Muncie Central
Anderson
Madison Heights
Fort Wayne South
Elwood
Muncie Burris
Madison-Grant
Ss Hill
Michigan-City
Elston
Taylor
Alexandria
Marion
College
Central
Richmond
Madison
Hts
Highland
Alexandri
Eece
Fran Pend
Tson
Muncie Soutoon
Kokomo
Omo Haworth
Yorktown
Ball State Tops Texas Arlington 83 82 In Tight Win
Ball State guard scores a game high 29 points to lift the Cardinals past Texas Arlington 83 to 82 on Tuesday night in a narrow nonconference victory.
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Ball State
Texas-Arlington
Lakers Tie Detroit At Home In Record Third Quarter Spurt
Los Angeles used an 18-point third quarter run at Cobo Arena to pull away from Detroit 123-103. Wilt Chamberlain led LA with 29, Jerry West 25, Gail Goodrich 24, while Bob Lanier scored 42 for Detroit as the Lakers broke free after a 64-64 tie and snapped a 33-game league streak.
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Detroit
Los Angeles
National Basketball Association
Lakers
Jerry West
Milwaukee
Wilt Chamberlain
West
Gail Goodrich
Los Angie
Chblain
Bingweo
Ellis
Les Angekesensete
Ais
Angeles
Nets Rally Past Stars In ABA Showdown
Rick Barry scored 14 of his 33 points in the fourth quarter to lift the New York Nets to a 110-104 win over the Utah Stars in West Hempstead. Bill Melchioni added 24 and John Roche 20 for the Nets, while Zelmo Beaty led Utah with 23 points before fouling out.
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West Hempstead
N.Y
Rick Barry
New York
Nets
Utah Stars
American Basketball Association
Barry
Bill Melchioni
John Roche
Zelmo Beaty
Utah
Jimmy Jones
Willie Wise
Stars
Beaty
Utebaond Hasnecoo
Warecceess
Wise
Moore
Jones
Roche
Melchii Il
Jackson
McDnid
Ae Paulizanese
Taylor
J Witewew Ewe Ee
Wolverines Upset Illini In Big Ten clash 75-70
Michigan's five starters scored in double figures as they built a early lead and held off Illinois 75-70 in Champaign. Ernie Jose-Hen Wilmore led the Wolverines with 17 points, lifting Michigan to 2-0 in Big Ten play while Illinois slipped to 1-1.
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Champaign
Ill
Michigan
Wolverines
Illinois
Ernie Jose
Hen Wilmore
Wilmore
Amore Sly
Ben Morris
Millners
Cercina
Breslin Sparks MSU Past Wisconsin in Big Ten Battle
Michigan State used a strong second half to beat Wisconsin 83 to 76 in East Lansing. Bill Breslin and brother Bryan sparked the Spartans as MSU shot 58 percent after halftime, with Mike Robinson scoring a game-high 26 points to seal the victory. Leon Howard led Wisconsin with 25 points.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Bill
Bryan Breslin
Spartans
Wisconsin
Kilgore
State
Eee
Mike Robinson
Badger
Breslin
Etra
MSU
Badgers
Sparttans
Robinson
Leon Howard
Gary Watson
Mount Vernon and Highland Lead Reserve Tourney Wins
In the WRC Reserve Tourney Mount Vernon beat Lapel 40 to 4 in overtime while Highland defeated Pendleton Heights 52 to 44. Freshman Noblesville topped South Side 52 to 45. 8th Grade South Side 50 Noblesville 38. Madison Heights 48 Greenfield Central 33. Madison Heights 42 Greenfield Central 35.
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Mount Vernon
Lapel
Highland
Pendleton Heights
Noblesville
South Side
Madison Heights
Greenfield Central
Franklin Beats Earlham 86 79 In Franklin College Victory
Franklin College defeated Earlham 86 to 79 at Franklin Indiana with Franklin controlling the pace late. Earlham hung close but could not overcome the home team's late run and strong shooting from the floor.
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Franklin
Earlham
Franklin, Ind
Franklin College
AHS Swimmers Pressed To New Records In Win
Anderson High School swam to a 89-40 win over New Castle. Mike Sullivan clocked a 56.6 in the butterfly and Dan Scheerer 57.1, both breaking Scheerer’s school record. Jeff Powell added a 4:18.7 in the 400 yard freestyle. New Castle details and relay results noted.
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Anderson High School
Pergomhs
New Castle
Ahs
Mike Sullivan
Dan Scheerer
Scheerer
Jeff Powell
Indians
Richmond
Marion
Frestyle
Powell
Sears
Owens
Willis
Hoover
Sullivan
Reith
Ont Sears
Hudson
Eeatyh Powell
Airs
Seeder
Sind
Hoov- A
Kiely
Montser
Cunningham
Wallace High Cage Scores Highlights Of Time
Wallace High School games feature 72 points. Gary Emer Clinton leads with 1. Terre Heute State Montezuma scores 58 to Shakamak 55. Merrillville tops East Gary Ball State 83. Texas-Arlington 82 beats Bradley 99. Xavier 51 beats St Bonaventure 70. Princeton 69 defeats Penn 56. ABA scene sees Memphis 88 over Dallas 86. NBA scores list Cincinnati 109 over Buffalo 107 in OT.
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Gary Emer
Clinton
Terre
Heute State
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St.ae
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Ohio
Texas
Oklahoma State
West Texas State
Drake
Loyola-New Orleans
Valparaiso
Grace
Su-South Bend
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Mercer
NBA
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Phoenix
Milwaukee
ABA
Memphis
Dallas
Utah
Marian 101 Taylor 84 basketball victory in Indianapolis
Marian forward Bill Smith scored 29 points to propel Marian past Taylor 101-84 in Indianapolis. Marian trailed early as Taylor led, but John Springman tied the game at 24 and Marian surged to a 52-42 halftime edge, then extended the margin to as high as 11 points in the second half.
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Indianapolis
Bill Smith
Marian
Taylor
John Springman
Anderson College grapplers blank Earlham in DC gym
Anderson College wrestling overwhelmed a short handed Earlham squad 51 to 0 in D C Lewis Gym Tuesday. The Ravens dominated with four automatic wins and four pins in the last four matches, nearly clinching victory without fielding a 126 pounder. Anderson 31 improves and heads to Bluffton Saturday.
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Earlham
Anderson College
Quakers
D. C. Lewis
Ravens
Anderson
Bluffton
Ohio
Wilson
Ott
Etis Tumindl
Woolery
Thomas
Hoffman
Royals Braves Exhibition Set for June 22 in Kansas City
Kansas City hosts an exhibition game June 22 between the Kansas City Royals and the Atlanta Braves. Royals executive VP and GM Cedric Tallis says Hank Aaron could make the event a highlight of the Royals Stadium debut, with fans eager to see Aaron and Brooks Robinson in action.
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Kansas City
Atlanta Braves
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Cedric Tallis
Dane
Hank Aaron
Royals Stadium
Aaron
Brooks Robinson
SWC Allows Freshmen in Varsity Football and Basketball
The Southwest Conference voted to permit freshmen to play varsity football and basketball this fall, contingent on NCAA convention approval. Conference secretary Grubbs said the vote was 7-1 with Rice in favor and other members awaiting final NCAA consent.
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Dallas
Grubbs
Wwe
NNCAA
Dallas Times Herald
Rice
Paul Invests In Indians Stock Purchase
Gabe Paul, president of the Cleveland Indians, said he has exercised his stock option to buy about 10 percent of the club. He did not disclose the purchase price and expressed strong confidence in baseball, the Indians, and Cleveland, noting he believes the move is the right one for the club.
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Cleveland
Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Paul
Pacers Rally Past Rockets for 11499 Victory
Indiana surged to a 114 to 99 win over Denver as all five Pacers starters scored at least 17 points. The team scored 71 of its points in the second half to pull away in the Ameri can Basketball Association contest.
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Denver
Indiana
Pacer
Denver Rockets
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