Ravens Battle Franklin In NAIA Tourney Prelude
Anderson College hosts Franklin on Saturday at 7 30 p m in a key NAIA contest. The Grizzlies, coached by Herman Moyer, seek to extend a hot start after a 3 0 season surge while Ravens coach Rob Macholtz eyes a strong matchup against a taller Franklin lineup led by Bill Lipp.
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Wheaton Tops Evansville In College Poll
Wheaton moves to No. 1 in United Press small college basketball ratings with 246 points, edging Evansville 9-2 at 236. Steubenville and Western Texas hold third and fourth as Midwest teams sweep the top tier. Boston University enters top 10 with a 7-0 mark and two first-place votes.
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Daleville Wins 68-65 Over Cowan In Delaware Tourney
In Muncie the Delaware County High School Basketball Tournament saw Daleville edge Cowan 68-65 after trailing 27-4 at halftime. Daleville rallied in the fourth to outscore Cowan 25-20 and will face Harrison Friday at the Muncie Fieldhouse with the final set for Saturday.
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Cincinnati City Council Seeks Reds Parking Pact
Cincinnati Ohio action by City Council to back a 2 million dollar councilmanie bonds plan for 2600 extra parking spaces at Crosley Field. Councilman Walton Bachrach introduced the measure citing a report by City Manager Harrell. Redlegs owner Powell Crosley Jr. indicated he would back a five year lease if approved.
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Dodgers Seek Coliseum Rent Deal Faces Delay
Los Angeles Coliseeum Commission postponed a vote on the Dodgers plan to rent the stadium for four percent of gross revenues. The delay follows opposition from Rams USC and UCLA and concerns over concession profits and bond financing for a new adjacent arena. The finance committee will report back Friday, while under the plan the Dodgers would keep concession profits and pay four percent as rent.
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Konrads Becomes First Woman To Break Five Minutes In 440
In Melbourne Victorian championships Ilsa Konrads became the first woman swimmer to clock under five minutes in three straight 440 yard freestyle races. Her 4 minutes 59.9 seconds win over Dutch champion Carrie Schimmel came as she defended the title, with Konrads sister of 15 year old John Konrads noted among the local teams.
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Satterfield Spieser Retire From The Ring
Heavyweight Satterfield and light heavyweight Spieser announce retirement for medical and financial reasons. Satterfield, 34, leaves after a retina injury risking blindness, ending a career that saw bouts with Maxim Oma Layne and LaMotta. Spieser, 28, quits in Detroit after failing to secure backing for a title clash with Archie Moore despite a $100000 guarantee.
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Leach Tops Central Juniors In Leach Gym Fight
Leach defeated Central Juniors 32 to 41 at Leach gym after leading 32-21 at halftime. Leach outscored Central 12-10 in the final period as the teams battled through a tied third quarter. Individual scoring details are incomplete but the result stands.
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Cage Scores In Indiana High School Tourneys Reported
AP wire summary of multiple high school basketball results from Indiana tournaments across Delaware County Wabash Valley and Clinton County. Scores feature Daleville Harrison West Terre Haute Rockville Tangier and other teams with many games listed and partial team names.
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NCC Basketball Race Tight After Week Of Upheaval
North Central Conference standings stay crowded as Kokomo Lafayette and Tech Richmond sit at two losses, with Muncie Central emerging as a threat after a 2-2 start. Last week saw heavy results including Kokomo 87 over New Castle 60 and Lafayette 43 over East Chicago Washington 43.
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Lakers fire Mikan as coach and front office shakeup
George Mikan, basketball great, resigned from the Minneapolis Lakers front office after being fired as coach. He declined an offer to return as general manager following the ouster while the team was in Cincinnati as the Lakers board of directors considered changes.
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Martinez Wins Split Decision in Philadelphia Bout
In Philadelphia, Vince Martinez won a split decision over Gil Turner in a 12 round elimination bout to gain NBA approval to fight Isaac Logart for the vacated welterweight title. Martinez rallied in the 10th round and outslugged Turner to secure the victory as boos rang out from 7,120 spectators.
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