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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1961

Page

6

Cubs Face Season With No Manager In 1960

The Memphis Press-Scimitar reports Cubs owner Phil Wrigley plans a managerless 1960 season. Sportswriter George Bugsbee captions the UPI dispatch with a tongue in cheek headline about the Cubs’ lack of a pilot. Also noted are local kegling results and school basketball updates.

George Bugsbee Memphis. Tenn Press-Scimitar Chicago Cubs Cubs Phil K. Wrigley UPI Gene Bludeau Bugbee Noble Spearmint

High school cage scores roundup across Indiana games

A statewide slate of boys basketball results spans Muncie Warren schools to Noblesville and Greensburg. Notable scores include Lebanon 95 over Lapel 45, Versailles 97 over Summitville 51, Milan 61 over Holton 43, and Northwestern Howard County 49 at Noblesville 76. Multiple tournaments report overtime games and close finishes.

Muncie Central Anderson Muncie Burris Highland Peru Elwood Inders Shortridge Madison Heights Frankton Markleville Lebanon Lapel Alexandria Summitville Noblesville Northwestern Howard Co Eaton Daleville Ripley County Tourney Holton Milan Versailles North Dearborn Moores Hill Rising Sun Dillsboro Greensfork Fountain City Whitewater Williamsburg Shelbyville Rushville Logansport Richmond Centerville Milton New Ross Turkey Run Decatur County Tourney St. Paul Jackson Clarksburg Sandusky Sandcreek Burney Webster Economy Kitchel Brownsville Ohio College Corner Liberty Fayette Central Mays West Lafayette Monticello Winamac Flora Camden Fowler Fort Wayne North Fort Wayne Catholic Garrett Angola Monroeville Lafayette Central Churubusco Butler Columbia City Nappanee Leo Woodlaw Huntertown Arcola South

Anderson Taylor Battle For HCC Net Leadership Tonight

Anderson College aims for a ninth straight win as it hosts Taylor University in a clash over top Hoosier College Conference position. The Ravens bring a 10-2 record and 2-0 league mark against Taylor at Maytag Gym in Upland with games highlighted by high scoring from ON data leaders.

Pe. Fim G. Ave Ken Strawn Pete Culp Anderson College Cage Express Taylor University Hoosier College Ravens Taylor HCC Oakland City Macholtz Oaks Trojan Don Odle Tim Diller Ray Durham Maurice Paul Don Schwarzkoph Cris Reece Paul Reece Schwarzkoph Durham Manchester Reed Barrett Bates Dick Leach Dienzel Dennis Strawn Bob Culp Raven Fledglings Trojan Jayvees

Nats Edge Knicks 106 105 In Close Eastern Duel

Syracuse Nationals held off the New York Knickerbockers 106-105 in a tight opener of an all eastern doubleheader at the Garden. Willie Naulls led New York with 29 points as Hal Greer closed out the clock for Syracuse while Dolph Schayes Dick Barnett and Larry Costello aided the Nationals.

Boston UPI Syracuse Nationals New York Knickerbockers National Basketball Association the Garden Boston Celtics Philadelphia Warriors New York Nats Dolph Schayes Dick Barnett Larry Costello Syracuse Willie Naulls Johnny Green New Yorkers John Kerr Naulls Green Knicks Hal Greer Dick Garmaker

Xavier Coach Proposes Rule Change To Reward Scoring

Xavier University coach Jim McCafferty urges a March meeting to allow the scoring team to keep the ball after a basket and attempt another score. He argues the current rule punishes scoring and would boost offense. His Musketeers reportedly scored 24 points in an eight minute scrimmage.

Cincinnati UPS Xavier University Jim McCafferty Kansas City McCafferty A McCafferty Musketeers Ian

Chicken Supper and Skating Night at Sportsman's Club

A chicken supper is offered Saturday evening at 6 30 for one dollar alongside skating at the Sportsmans Conservation Club located at 2342 West 8th street.

Sportsman’s Conservation Club

Gellingers and Moose Win YMCA Contests

Gellingers edged Pink Horse 73-70 after trailing 39-34 at halftime. Moose beat Snows Furniture 48-47 as six players scored over 7 points with Forrest scoring 22 for Snows.

Anderson Rt Pf Woo Gary Roger Price Redding G . Lm Soins Baker O Melson Morgan Ee Ay Wilks Maynard Dinwiddie Ervin Morford Carrigan Rolfette Anderson Marion Duncan Muncie Central Abshire Scott Pink Horse Newhouse Gellingers Il Exmeyer Snow Sherrick Walker Morehead Kessler David Fe Cade F Highland Roxell Harris PA Burris Highland Cary Campbell Gellingers Moose Snows Furniture Gellinger Duncans Ansons Grangers Yards Morfords Forrest Snows

Burns Wins Half of South Atlantic Amateur semis in rain

Marge Burns of Greensboro NC defeated Tish Preuss of Pompano Beach FL 3 and 2 in a semifinal at Ellinor Village Country Club amid driving rain and 40 mph gusts. She advances to the 36 hole final against Doris Phillips of Belleville IL, who ousted Dot Talton of Daytona Beach 4 and 3.

Ormond Beach Fla Marge Burns Greensboro N.C Tish Preuss Pompano Beach Oceanfront Ellinor Village Country Club Miss Burns Doris Phillips Belleville Miss Phillips Dot Talton Florida Daytona Beach

Patterson Johansson May Gross Over Four Million

Promoters expect the Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson bout on March 13 in Miami Beach to yield a total gross exceeding 4 million. Fea ture Sports Inc. president Bill Fugazy and attorney Roy Cohn outlined venue seating totaling about 1.1 million and anticipate ancillary rights with TelePrompTer and ABC to push overall earnings above 3 million.

Miami Beach Fla Floyd Patterson-Ingemar Johansson Bill Fugazy Feature Sports Inc Roy Cohn Fugazy

Local High School Scores Mix Ups and Tight Races

In WR Conference action Frankton and Lebanon posted wins as Alexandria beat Summitville. Frankton upset Markleville 47 to 45 on the Eagles floor while Lebanon defeated Lapel 95 to 43. Alexandria topped Summitville 47 to 37, with reserves winning 46 to 29. Northwestern fell to Noblesville 76 to 49. Referees included Snoddy and Mosehbaugh.

Frankton Markleville Eagles White River Curtis Waltermire Hopper Fairmount Lebanon Tigers Lapel Bulldogs Lapel Jay Renbarger Ronnie Pence Bill Snoddy Pence Butch Clemens Ted Bennington Tom Cochran Dave Milam A. Kincaid Bill Cox Terry Snyder Alexandria Summitville Sam Jones Phil Thurston Tiger Roger Beeson Summitville Scrubs Eaton Norsemen Daleville Noblesville Walloping Northwestern Millers Jim Land Stan Neal Bronson Parrott Cole Markieville Feot Gustin Cuuiemeieec Keesling Ey Pate Sini Stinson Sandefur Ozenbaugh Frankton Fe Hindeon Huth. c Hopnel Smith Ae Markieville Wehenilek Showalter Redine PIM Ienusaone Beeson Irin FS Aia Es i Stitt Tuna Ae Mori Cs Deessnanmabondon Small Sac Ee d Alexandria Felt To Tones FB Garner Mick Prough Thurston Binder Mosehbaugh

Pender Favored To Defend World Middleweight Title

Boston AP report forecasts Paul Pender as a 95 favorite to halt Terry Downes in a 15 round title clash at Boston Arena for Pender’s share of the world middleweight championship. The 30 year old Brookline native seeks a fifth straight win after beating Sugar Ray Robinson.

Boston Paul Pender Terry Downes Boston Arena Pender Brookline New York Massachusetts Europe Gene Fullmer West Jordan Utah National Boxing Association Sugar Ray Robinson Downes London Joey Giardello Philadelphia U.S. Marines Cockney England Marine Corps

Four Unbeaten Big Ten Fives To See Action

Three of the Big Ten's four unbeaten teams play Saturday as Ohio State seeks a second league win at Northwestern while Iowa hosts Michigan State and Purdue at Minnesota. Michigan travels to Illinois. Indiana and Wisconsin idle due to exams until Jan 28. Lucas and Dischinger feature in key matchups. Ohio State aims for 11th win.

Associated Press Big Ten Ohio State Northwestern Iowa Michigan State Purdue Minnesota Michigan Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Jerry Lucas Evansville Buckeyes Lucas Terry Dischinger Dischinger Robin Freeman

Cox Dropped From Rice University

Billy Cox, Rice University quarterback who led the Owls against Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl, has been dropped from the school for disciplinary reasons. Head coach and athletic director Jess Neely said the infraction is not extremely bad but he is guilty of an offense.

Houston, Tex Billy Cox Rice University Mississippi Jess Neely

Shoemaker Extends Victory Streak at Santa Anita

Jockey Bill Shoemaker rode to six straight wins across a two day span at Santa Anita, scoring with Taboo Swiss Roll and Valjean Rose on Thursday and Mickey Who Me Flatterer and Petite Khal on Friday before his run ended with Robit's Top finishing out of the money in the fifth.

Arcadia Calif Bill Shoemaker Santa Anita Robit Shoemaker Taboo Swiss Roll Valjean Mickey Who Me Flatterer Petite Khal

Bill Nieder to Turn Professional Boxer

Olympic shotput champion Bill Nieder of Kansas, a 235 pound athlete and world record holder, announced he is turning professional as a prizefighter. Nieder, 25, has had 10 amateur bouts with seven knockouts and cites a lifelong interest in combat sports.

Los Angeles Bill Nieder Kansas Nieder

Thomas Leads Blue Devils over Pirates

Shortridge demolished the Madison Heights Pirates 71 to 47 on the Pirates home floor. Ronnie Thomas led with 35 points, Sonny Foster added 11, Don Shipley scored 15 for Madison Heights, while Larry King had 13 for the losers. Madison Heights hosts Pendleton tonight seeking to even its 5 5 record.

Shortridge Madison Heights Pirates Bucs Pirates Madison Heights Blue Devils Ronnie Thomas Sonny Foster Don Shipley Larry King Pendleton Oy Williams Howerton Thomas G - i King Jackson Foster Fee Dean Lillie

Michigan State Draws Big Crowds Across 1960 Season

Michigan State played before 499703 football fans in nine games during 1960, highlighting strong home attendance and growing fan interest for the Spartans that year.

Michigan State

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