Indiana high school poll names Anderson top again
Anderson Gary Frobel and Indianapolis Manual hold first three spots in the Associated Press weekly Indiana high school basketball poll. Rex Mundi climbs to fourth after an 11 game win streak, Washington jumps to fifth, East Chicago Washington rises to sixth, and Elwood falls to tenth after a loss to Fort Wayne Central.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Gary Frobel
Indianapolis Manual
Associated Press
Indiana
Evansville
Rex Mundi
Boise
Loogootee
St. John’s
Washington
Terre Haute
Frankfort
Elwood
Fort Wayne Central
G. Frobel
Ind. Manual
Rex Mundie
Ind. Washn
B.C
S.b.washn
G. Roosevelt
Lebanon
Michigan City
Elkhart
Columbus
Marlon
Garrett
Muncie Central
Inders
Howe
Calumet
Brookville
Blue River
Highland
Rushville
New Castle
Irish Bulldogs Gallop In Big Wigwam Tilt
Madison County top tourney opens with Pendleton Irish facing Lapel Bulldogs at 7 p.m. in Wigwam. Frankton vs Summitville follows at 8:30. Thursday matches pit Markleville Arabians against Highland Lad dies and St. Mary's Gaels vs Middletown Cossacks at 8:30. Semis Saturday, finals Thursday night.
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Highland
Markleville
Madison County
Debbia Echardt
Pam Tyler
Linda Tyler
Kathy Christensen
Herald
Frankton
Summitville
St. Mary’s
Middletown
Pendleton
Lapel
St. Mary's
Gaels
Ifans
Allen Woors
Bill Snoddy
Sam Reed
Melvin Botkins
Prin
Robert E. Absher
Everett Webb
Mike Glass
Robert Greer
John Hiatt
James Kurtz
Bill Reding
Monte Rudy
Ron Slain
Mike Vinson
John Cawthorne
Tim Hiatt
Dan Ice
Dave Kirkwood
Earl L. Grove
von Jameson
Richard Russell
Steve Saunders
Mike Clapp
Bil Luce
Doug Jennings
Jim Fattie
Dan McDonald
Gary Martin
Highland —Prin
Mulford Davis
Dick Mitchell
Dick Darlington
Mike Heathcote
Bob Hunt
Dan James
Bob Melson
Greg Risk
Phil Alexander
Tim Argabright
Mike Williams
Tom Musick
Frankton Prin
Gene Heiser
Tyrone Payne
Dennis Beck
Jerry Cunningham
Douglas Drake
Larry Nash
Nick Waymire
Phil Davis
Mike Hannah
Dave Lawson
Mickey McClain
Francis Kienly
Jack Tilley
Gary Bronkella
Joe McClain
Mike Shepherd
Ed Smith
Steve Vanderbur
Guy Dillard
John Earp
Mike Frossard
Mike Mahoney
Pat Williams
Ron Hexamer
Gerald Roudebush
Jerome Steftenagel
Stan Cook
Phil Kilburn
David Lane
Jim Noggle
Ron Stephenson
Larry
Landis Harper
Bill Gustin
Jim Surface
Greg Fisher
Bruce Hardy
Maple Leafs Top Ravens 81 75 In Tight Thriller
Goshen's Maple Leafs defeated Andersons Ravens 81 to 75 in a thrift-packed college basketball game at D C Lewis Gym. The contest featured 20 lead changes and 12 ties, with Jim Fisher scoring 28 for AC and Art Mullet sparking Goshen late to secure the win.
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Goshen
Maple Leafs
Anderson
Ravens
D. C. Lewis
Combs
Gradeless
Jim Fisher
Art Mullet
Leafs
Messrs
Graceless
Gary Pate
Gene Wash
Fred Hofpetler
Muller
Roger Beachy
Jim Gingerich
College basketball scores and results roundup
Scores show Franklin defeating Taylor 89 to 1 in overtime, Ind Central 84 over Manchester 75, Wake Forest 87 over Ga Tech 78, Mt Union 91 over Baldwin Wallace 82, Western Reserve 88 over Allegheny 72, Baltimore 58 to American U 56, and Loyola Maryland 114 to Wash Call Md. The page compiles multiple game outcomes across colleges.
Boxers Clash As Cooper Stops Goshen In Fifth Round
Henry Cooper scored a dramatic fifth round knockout over Goshen as the heavyweight bout in London, counted to nine before rising, then regained control with a decisive right cross. referee halted the fight after a savage exchange. Cooper’s victory came amid a card featuring mixed results for other boxers and notable scoring moments.
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Goshen
Indiana Central
London
Indiana Tech
Jae Pire
Mace Saints
AAU
Henry Cooper
Taylor
Goshen Fsgpr- BP
Flan A&m
Ala
Gingerich
Cincinnati
Dayton
Dick Wipperman
Buffalo
Stuckey
Aes Rane
Mahae Mor
Jacksonville U
Tampa
Bowling Green
Kent
Beachy
Wipperman
Cooper
Lehnus
Hid
Anderson
Jack Hart
Combs
Gradeless
Anderson Yar
Pirates Beat Richmond Freshmen In 65 42 Victory
Madison Heights ninth graders used rebounding edge to defeat Richmond Hibberd 65 to 42. Leading scorers for the Pirates were Jack Dawson Rocky Bower with 21 each and Gary Jones 23 on 10 field goals and 3 free throws. Richmond’s top scorer was Jack Turner with 17 points. Other box totals and officials listed.
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Richmond
Madison Heights
Richmond Hibberd
Pirates
Jack Dawson
Rocky Bowers
Sach
Gary Jones
Bucs
Rocky Bower
Bobby William
Jack Turner
Bill Bryant
Madison Histh Ie
Dawson
Donnelson
Richmond Rohder
J . Turner
Oraole
C Campbell
Bryant
Skinner
Dickerson
Bailey
Chisox and Reds to Meet in Indianapolis Exhibition
Chicago White Sox and Cincinnati Reds to play their final pre season exhibition at Victory Field in Indianapolis on Sunday afternoon April 11. Both clubs feature numerous graduates of the Indianapolis Indians, the hosts for the exhibition.
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Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Victory Field
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Indians
Snead says Nicklaus at peak age 24 to 25
Sam Snead tells Metro golf writers Nicklaus has reached his peak at 24 and may stay top if his disposition holds. He cites Nicklaus’s continued strength, contrasts Cary Middlecoff’s decline, and notes Nicklaus’s status as a fixture in major events.
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Snead
Nicklaus
Bobby Jones
New York
Sammy Snead
Jack Nicklaus
Metropolitan
Golf Writers’ Associaton
Billy Camp
Oell
Ken Venturi
Shead
Che
PGA
Columbus
Ohio
Steangboy
Young
Cary Middlecoff
Campbell
Law
Anderson Attucks ticket allotments for big games at Muncie and Butler Fieldhouse
Anderson High School receives 100 tickets for the Indians game at Muncie Central next Friday night and 2,000 paste boards for the Attucks game at Butler Fieldhouse next Saturday. Tickets go on sale at Wigwam at 8 am. each ticket 73 cents. Athletic Director Charles Cummings stated Anderson can obtain as many tickets as needed for the Attucks contest.
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Anderson High School
Muncie Central
Butler Fieldhouse
Wigwam
Athlet
Charles Cummings
Anderson
Buller
AHL
Attucks
Joe Dey
U.S.G.A
Ben Hogan
N.Y
Ernest Jones
Vuliguli VA Ogle
UCL
Bill Russell
Sam Jones
Tom Heinsohn
Boston
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
NBA All Star Game Tonight in St Louis Arena
The 15th annual National Basketball Association All Star game is scheduled for tonight at the St. Louis Arena. Western Division starters include Jerry West Elgin Baylor and Wilt Chamberlain with Bob Pettit Len Wilkens for St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Wernachav Nicht
Ce Eeeenemy Senses
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Bob Pettit
Len Wilkens
Wilt Chamharlain
Gantoaanionn
Sherman Edges Arrow Heights in Sunday League Narrow Win
Sherman Street edged Arrow Heights 62 to 60 in the Sunday School Senior B loop with New som scoring 25 points. Dennis led Arrow Heights with 16. In the Intermediate loop, Shekell had 17 as Park Place Methodist beat Chesterfield Christian. Jones top-scored for Chesterfield with 9. North Anderson beat Arrow Heights 17 to 8 in a low scoring game. Noble Street edged South Meridian in junior action. Peek led North Anderson with 6 while Jen king and Brummel had 4 each for Arrow Heights.
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Sherman Street
Arrow Heights
Newsom
Dennis
Shekell
Park Place Methodist
Chesterfield Christian
Jones
North Anderson
Arrows Heights
Noble Street
South Meridian
Peek
Jenking
Brummel
Girt
Tcam
Whitey
Ellis
Madison Heights
Sherman St
Richmond Stith
Glazebrooks
Hibberd
Tilliard
Leye
Wipperman
Williamson
Carter
Cooper
Madison
Childes
Stas Rs
Donaldson
Cullen
Woo
Moore
Daniels
Witham
Woodard
Leatherman
Rector
Sherman Ss
Bickel
Rebenack
Zachary
Ogle
P. P. Methodist
Barfield
Cook
Elijan
Stubbs Clements
Mustin
Kelly
Shekel
Jeye
Watson
Smiss
Chesterfield
Hendon
Berry
Traylor
Scott i Jones
Biddle
Johson
Shelton
Anderson
Park Place
FGA
Ave Christian
Zach
Wiley
Johnson
Sylvester
Browning
Clarey
Barnett
Alexander
Wallace
Courtney, & Kin
Mathews
Cornelius
Davis
Arrow
Ballinger
Wolf
Wood
Jenkins
Brummell
EC Hardy
g.Johnson
N. Anderson
Grubb
Rebenack Barnett
Noble St
Magee
Kini IL
O Lawler
Bryant
Avis
I Perkins
Bata Tate Wood
Eldridge
Attem
Safford
Morgan
Noble Sr
S. Meridian
Miami for Ohio claims title as mother of coaches
New York UPI reports Miami University of Ohio boasts 14 graduates serving as head football coaches, naming Paul Dietzel at Army, Ara Parseghian at Notre Dame, John Pont at Yale, and Weeb Ewbank with the New York Jets. Also listed are bowling balls and hole-plugging items with prices.
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New York
UPI
Miami
Ohio
Paul Dietzel
Army
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
John Pont
Yale
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
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Harry Stuhldreher
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Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
American Football Coaches Assn
Pirate
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Ind
Forest Park
Chamonix
Chisox
Cincy Reds
Broadway
Anderson Art Glass
W.va
Cleveland
Tuckle
Polara
Dodge Deeler
Bob Hope
Wec-Tv
Broadway Sales Corp
Muncie
Sherman
Anderson Cage
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