Jeffersonville Terps May Lead Indiana Tourney Chase
Jeffersonville appears best bet for a third straight undefeated state title run, with a 23 17 win over Anderson I next and Scottsburg or Cathedral still in the mix. Many top teams show strength but injuries and recent losses cloud the field as the race tightens toward the tournament.
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North Vernon five players ruled ineligible for rest of season
North Vernon High School faces ineligibility for five players including guards George Bolden and Frank Lyle after participating in a pickup game. Principal Robert Martin and Coach Ted Server were lauded for reporting the THSAA rule violation. The ineligible group helped spark an early 54 wins pace before the infraction.
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East Chicago Roosevelt end earns All America honor
In Indianapolis, Jemenko, a 63 end for East Chicago Roosevelt, was named to Scholastic Magazines All America high school football squad. He led his team through nine straight wins and helped clinch a share of the mythical state title, the only Hoosier on the 0 ember list.
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Thompson And Dees Spark Hoosier Win
Thompson and Dees led Indiana with 22 and 22 points respectively as the Hoosiers routed Minnesota 85 to 64 to surge atop the Big Ten standings. Dees repeatedly fed teammates and Minnesota’s outside shooting contributed to six Hoosier losses in pre conference play. Sam Gee added 11 baskets and Pete Obremskey hit three long shots helping Indiana’s balanced attack.
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Area Basketball Card This Week
Area games highlight Priday night with Muncie Central at Anderson and Noblesville at Highland. Also featured are Mississinewa at Alexandria Western at Highland Lapel at Middletown Wilkinson at St Marys and more in NCC CIC and WA leagues.
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Chamberlain Sparks Kansas To 67-46 Victory Over Colorado
Wilt Chamberlain returned to action to score 32 points and lift Kansas to a 67-46 win over Colorado in a Big Eight basketball game. The game was played in Lawrence.
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Local Service Clubs to Hear Richards Today
The Rev Bob Richards famed pole vaulter will discuss the athletic side of his career at Coaches Club events in Anderson Colleges and local schools during a two day stay. Carl Ers ine James Fea and church leader join as speakers with club officers and coaches outlining progress of varsity teams and bowling success.
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Father Son Loop Opens In YMCA Basketball Night
The YMCA father son loop opened with the Polecats beating the Hillbilies 17 to 6 and the Meddlers defeating the Cams 9 to 4 on the Y floor. Lantz Jr led the Polecats with 12 points while Dunn added 4 for the Polecats. Granger Jr scored 9 for the Meddlers and Mel Jr accounted for all 4 of the Cams points. In this league a father field goal counts one point and a son field goal counts two points.
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Indians and Bearcats clash in high school hoops tilt
Anderson Indians riding a four game win streak host Muncie Central Bearcats at the Anderson High School gym in a pivotal Friday showdown with tickets on sale. Season series and Saturday trip to Columbus loom as coaches seek a split and a fifth straight win. Delaware County pairings and local prep notes follow, including Bears county tourney success and ambitious Sunday School schedules.
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Cramer Moves Back Into All Star Lead In Dodgers Battle
Los Angeles faced a chaotic scene as officials cited Wrigley Field as a 1958 home site amid calls it a cow pasture. Morris Cramer led the day with a six game series totaling 12 for 34 while Albany’s debuts and other Coast League moves reshaped the standings. Wisconsin edged Illinois 71 70 in a hard fought Big Ten game.
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YMCA Volleyball League Opens at Anderson YMCA
The YMCA volleyball league opened with Vets No. 1 beating Volley I 18 to 16 in the opener and Vets No. 1 also winning the second match 15 to 11. The six-team league includes Volleyball Vets Nos 1 and 2, Business Men, Jaycees, Lions Men, and Optimists with civic groups eligible to enter teams.
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Hockey Scores Report Citied By Weekend AUA Trio
American League hockey scores feature Cleveland and Notre Dame with CMU defeating Notre Dame 48 to 37 in a swimming note.
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