Anderson Drives Tribe Past Muncie Central In Close Win
Anderson's defense clamped down as Robins Clevenger and Fuller fueled a 59 39 victory over Muncie Central. Dinwiddie led Muncie with 23 points while Clevenger added 23 for Anderson. The Tribe built a six point third quarter edge and held on for the win before 7 500 fans.
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Fel River Named Indiana Harness Horse of 1961
Fel River, a 2 year-old pacer owned by Mr and Mrs Harry Golden and driven by Harold Snodgrass, earned harness horse of the year honors at the Indiana Trotting and Pac ing Horse Association banquet in Anderson. He posted a best time of 2 44 35 and recently sold for 14 000 to an Ohio stable. The event also crowned juvenile division winners Old Ranger Lady Diplomat Trim M Charlie Creed and others. Paul Hungerford was named driver of the year. 87-year-old Clarence Cale received a special award. George Duffy Lewis, Milwaukee Braves traveling secretary, hit .284 in 11 AL seasons.
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Ray McCord
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Clarence Cale
Ligers topple Goblins as Alexandria drives to win
Summitville defeats Summitville 63-39 while Alexandria overcomes a rugged Goblins rally. Key scorers include Emge and Prough for Smith, Welborn and Welborn for Summitville, with Paddock and Heiser pacing the Tig. Tight defense and fast breaks push Alexandria ahead after a 12-11 first quarter.
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Shortridge Downs Madison Heights In Narrow 56 43 Victory
Shortridge Blue Devils topple the Madison Heights Pirates 56 to 43 on the Blue floor. Jim Kittel and Mike Williams lead Shortridge with 14 points each as Madison Heights struggles with an 11 minute cold spell and a 12th loss of the season.
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NCAA threaten federation shakeup over AAU track control
CHICAGO AP The NCAA leaders warned they may host a dual meet against the U S Russia team at Stanford in July if the AAU does not accept equal representation on the new federation for track and field The push follows a roundtable dispute over international selection and control with the AAU while NCAA officials insist on broader participation from colleges high schools and other groups to govern track and field.
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Cage Scores Goalby Survives Erratic Putting In San Diego Play
High school basketball scores show Goalby advancing in a San Diego set piece amid erratic putting. The list features numerous Indiana matchups including Anderson, Muncie Central, Peru, Lebanon, and Indianapolis area teams with wide score differentials and several tournament notes.
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Lebanon Five Dominate Lapel In 95-54 Victory
Lebanon rolled past Lapel 95 to 54, placing four players in double figures led by 26 points from Pence and Milam each. The Lebanon forwards Wagner and Skincaid added 14 apiece as Lebanon opened 22-8 and extended to a 43-26 halftime lead.
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Four-And-Twenty and Olden Times Head Fernando Stakes
The field for the San Fernando Stakes at Santa Anita includes Four-and-Twenty and Olden Times with Hour-and-Twenty ridden by Johnny Longden who may ride Saturday after flu. Rex Ellsworth’s Olden Times carries 120 pounds with Bill Shoemaker aboard in the mile and one eighth race for 4 year olds.
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Frankton defeats Markleville 58 to 53 in White River game
Frankton Eagles overturn a late deficit to beat Markleville 58 53 as Steve Hudson leads with 16 points and Dallas Curtis adds 15. Markleville faltered despite early leads while Frankton’s defense held the Arabians to key scorers. The win sets up a potential Madison County tournament rubber match with Pendleton looming for the two teams.
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Ravens Host Taylor Here In Key HCC Clash
Anderson College prepares for Taylor University in a Hoosier College Conference duel. The visiting Trojans bring a high scoring attack and a strong 25.6 point per game average led by center Millian and guard Reed. Taylor seeks its 2nd straight win as Ravens look to rebound from 13 game nt streak loss, with Macholtz aiming to redeem last year's 192 82 defeat.
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Bosse Nips Rex Mundi In 78-74 Game
Bosse High defeats Rex Mundi 78-74 to extend its win streak to 10 and drop Rex Mundi from a 12 game unbeaten run. Russ Grieger led Bosse with 24 points while Tom Niemeier and Bob Griese added 19 each for Rex Mundi.
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Swedes Negotiate For Big Title Scrap
Stockholm reports international syndicate with over two million dollars ready to back a Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson heavyweight bout this summer. Promoter Per Olof Ans would stage it in Stockholm or Goteborg with lawyers meeting in Europe to begin negotiations.
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Gophers Visit Iowa in Big Ten Matinee Clash
Minnesota seeks a key road win at Iowa City after opening 2-0 in conference play. Dor Nelson leads Iowa with a 7.5 point average while Minnesota guards Magdanz and Cronk provide scoring and rebounding in a tough midseason test. Ohio State rides a 12th straight win into a top battle with Michigan.
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Broncos Fire Filchock as Coach in AFL
AP reports Frank Filchock was fired as coach of the Denver Broncos. Broncos president Calvin Xunz said Dean Griffing remains general manager, with Griffing still under a year left on his three year contract after attending the Rocky Mountain Empire Sports directors meeting.
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