Muncie Central takes top Indiana high school ranking
Indiana AP poll shows Muncie Central rising to first in the weekly ratings as Michigan City falls after a loss. Anderson moves up to second with a key Friday night game against Muncie Central, while Columbus remains undefeated in fourth and Evansville Rex Mundi climbs from sixth to higher.
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Grandpa Russo Nominated for 16th Indianapolis 500
Indy 500 nominations include Grandpa Paul Russo, 60s era driver born before WWII, driving the Watson Special entered by Walter Weir Jr. and Webster Groves. Gene Hartley also nominated in a car by R. T. Marley and Ashley Wright. Nominated drivers must be among the 33 fastest in trials May 18-19 and 25-28 as over 75 entries bid for a start.
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Coaches Move And From 3rd To Tie For 2nd
Indiana high school basketball rankings see North Central move atop the UPI poll as Anderson ties Michigan City for second. Evansville Bosse loses lead after Goshen setback. Muncie and Lafayette rise with recent wins. Rex Mundi climbs to fourth as East Chicago Washington falls from ranked status.
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College Scores Roundup From Various Schools
Indiana Tech 87. Concordia. In St. Joseph's 97. Valparaiso 77. Drake 65. Bowling Green 88. Kent State Win. Mary 80. VMI 71. Case 57. Western Reserve 54. St. Mary's Texas 65. St. Edward's 62. Anderson 5. Manchester 69. Taylor 73. Goshen 88. Cornell 84. Duquesne 67. Alabama State 4. Carnegie Tech 78. Allegheny 47. Ark. Coll. 74. Henderson 4. Franklin 68. Hanover 55. Vincennes 87. Lindsey Wilson 76. Rose Poly 55. Tri-State 103. Grace 95. Indiana Tech 87.
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World Series Thrill Named Year’s Top AP Sports Moment
The seventh game of the World Series was voted the Thrill of the Year by AP writers and sportscasters, with 34 votes. The Yankees won 1 0 in Game seven, as the 1951 season’s longest series drew wide acclaim alongside other top moments such as Liston’s knockout, Maury Wills’ steals, and Nicklaus’ U S Open win.
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PGA Tourney Draws 528 Players to Port St. Lucie
A PGA Tour event in Port St. Lucie Florida attracted 528 players with strong entries and local interest as the tour resumes action.
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Aspromonte Shrugs Swing Change Aiming For Bigger 1962
In Florida winter workouts Bob Aspromonte discusses shortening his swing to boost batting for the 1962 season with potential move to regular third base. He recalls a .266 batting average last year and plans to stay in the majors, with prize money in a seven-division event and other players contesting for fielding and hitting improvements.
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Bearcats Top AP Poll for Seventh Straight Week
Cincinnati remains the top team in the Associated Press college basketball poll for the seventh consecutive week with all 45 first place votes and 450 points. Loyola of Chicago sits second, Illinois third, Arizona State fourth, and Duke fifth as Ohio State drops to sixth after a 10-2 start.
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Huntington Nips Goshen In Tight Non Conference Game
Huntington College star Sam Kreigh scored 19 points in an 88-87 loss to Goshen. Goshen’s Jim Schrock led with 29 points as Huntington was slowed by zone defense and early foul trouble. Kreigh had entered the game as the nation’s top scorer in Indiana college basketball.
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Wilkinson Disclaims Stanford Coaching Rumor
SAN FRANCISCO UP I Bud Wilkinson arrives amid rumors he could be Stanford’s coach but says no contact has been made. He attends the Bing Crosby Pro Am in Monterey as the Oklahoma Sooners coach and golf round discussions surround a big reception for a 12 handicap golfer.
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Bowling, 30c at Rains New AMF balls
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