Anderson rallies to beat Shelbyville in Wigwam
Anderson's Indians trailed 35 to 25 at halftime but surged in the second half to defeat the Shelbyville Golden Bears 64 to 56 before about 5,000 fans. Coach Ray Estes urged a consistently aggressive, determined attitude after the sluggish start.
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Anderson
Indians
Shelbyville Golden Bears
Ray Estes
Muncie Central
Atvay
Tribe
Estes
Wigwam Anderson High School
Herald
Indians rally, top Shelbyville 54 62 in high school clash
Indian team overcome a dismal first half to rally late and beat Shelbyville 62 54. Clevenger led with 21 points, Baker and Fuller added 12 each, while Walker led Shelbyville with 17. Indians improve to 5 losses while Shelbyville drops to 6 defeats in 13 games.
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Tribe
Shelbyville
Dennis Baker
Bobby Lewis
Lewis
Lonnie Walker
Shelbyvilles
Golden Bears
Anderson
Ed Fuller
Steve Clevenger
Clevenger
Estes
Fuller
Walker
Mike Bruner
Muncie Central
Vistors
Riwaes
County Tourney Actions and Local High School Scores
Madison County tourney action features Middletown and Pendleton matchups plus Frankton and Highland contests. Anderson High School men remain unbeaten, led by Jameson and Reedy as they prep for North Central Conference meet at Richmond. other teams including Markleville and Kokomo provide stiff tests. Brazil is noted as the sole Portuguese-speaking country in South America.
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Anderson High School
Kokomo
Dick James
Jerry Brown
Larry Bausman
George King
Tribe
Brown
Indians
Dick Mallernee
Marchal Carter
Willie Rayford
Jerry Collier
Don Pate
Satur’ Gar
Richmond
Hunter
Pate
Howard Williams
Ache
D. James
Markleville
Heigh
Jameson
Cossacks
Jenkins
Benefield
Muff Davis
Franston
Eagles
X—J. Carroll
Madi
Pendleton
Phil Mabrey
Mabrey
Overford
Aismee
Bennet
Collier Ia
Hon
Bryant
Helbine Biz
Iner
Frankton
King
Taylor
Hyats
Dallas
Pike
Coon Hunter's Club
E. Cross St
Anderson
Ind
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
South America
Renbarger
Lapel
Yeen
Jim Ballinger
Gaels
Mary's
Lapels
Tpav. OP
Middletown
Markleville Bid
Highland Wave
BLA
Summitville
Pendleton Lapel Ma
Dickie Daoustis
Don Wagner
Terry Snyter
Wol
HS Metdlerown
Pendlon
Msty
Summurville
Highland
Carls
Teast
Gustin
Minnesota
Jerry Volletier
Wabash Valley To Begin Today Basketball Tourney
The 40th annual Wabash Valley high school basketball tournament opens today with preliminaries in Huta, Indiana. Brazil, a three time winner, is favored but field includes ex-champs Rockville, Ellettsville, Monroe City, North Central, Attica and several Illinois contenders. First-round sites span Atica, Brownsburg, Clay City, and more with two winners advancing to 16 team quarterfinals repping Brownsburg, Covington, Sullivan, and Switz City. Finalists meet at Indiana State College for the title.
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Tere Hauta
Ind
Brazil
Rockville
Gutfit
Ellettsville
Monroe City
North Central
Attica
Ilinois
Kansas
Watsonville
Perrysville
Clinton
Hutsonville
Terre Haute Schulte
West Vigo
Montezuma
Brownsburg
Clay City
Decker
Edwardsport
Odeon
Smithville
Spencer
Sullivan
Swite City
Avica
Covington
Switz City
Indiana State College
Greencastle
Dugger
Linton
Torre Hame State
Necker
Nicklaus Faces Rugged Pebble Beach Pro-Am Week
Jack Nicklaus, 21, heads to Pebble Beach to debut as a professional in the Crosby pro-amateur, aiming to adapt after a 1962 start. He’ll play three courses with amateur partners, facing blustery winds and a field of 324 golfers in a 162-team event on Monterey Peninsula.
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Pesble Beach
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Bing Crosby
Ohio State University
Pebble Beech
U.S
Klaus Wort
Pebble Beach
Crosby
Monterey Peninsula
Nicklaus
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Angeles
Diego
Pacific Ocean
Robertiner
Klaus
Sterling
Moline Holds Lead In Illinois Prep Rankings
Moline remains the top team in the Illinois prep ratings from UPI as Centralia and Madison follow. The list also notes Bridgeport, Peoria Richwoods, Joliet, Rock Island, Pekin, Hinsdale, and others, with Rockford Auburn removed after forfeits and several others joining the rankings. Local notes discuss coach changes, standout players like Jameson and Dickie Daoustis, and team scoring averages across the circuit.
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Springfield
UPI
Moline
United Press International Board of Coaches
Downstate Prep
Centralia
Centralia Tire
Madison
Bridgeport
Rockford
Auburn
Washington
Pekin
Hinsdale
du Sable
Chicago
Peovia Richwoods
Joliet T
Rock Island
Rock Island On Ville
Emhers
York
Quincy Hotel
Hinsdale le
Rockfor Rdamas
Bloomington
Carmi
North OI ‘Go
Pinckneyville
Orland
Sandburg
McLeansboro
Freeburg
Wheaton
Cage Scores Provide A Night Of Mixed Hoops Results
A compiled slate lists numerous games with varied outcomes across colleges and high schools. Notable scores include QUEGE Anderson 102 over Manchester 85 and Valparaiso 103 defeating Ball State 35, with Indiana Central to Indiana Tech 98 over Concordia 84 and Notre Dame 88 beating DePauw 3. Additional results feature Cornell 86 over Syracuse 73 and Kansas City 118 to Cleveland 100, among others.
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Quege Anderson
Manchester
Valparaiso
Ball State
Hanover
Franklin
Taylor
Indiana Central
Indiana Tech
Concordia
Cincinnati
U. Dayton
Maryland
Washington
Western Mich
Detroit
Bowling Green
Kent State
VMI
Wm. & Mary
Penn State
Colgate
Butler
St. Joseph's
DePauw
Indiana State
Notre Dame
Cornell
Syracuse
Crosby Square oxfords and loafers for men Mahony's Alexandria
Shoppers at Mahony's in Alexandria explore Crosby Square leather footwear featuring oxford and loafer styles for men. Durable construction and classic designs appeal to local customers seeking versatile dress and casual options in one reliable line.
East Lynn Breaks Skid With 42 31 Victory Over Meadow Brook
East Lynn stopped its eight game slide by beating Meadow Brook 42 to 31 in Junior Sunday School league play. Park Place Methodist won 40 to 11 over Park Place, while East Side Methods defeated Noble Street 42 to 29. Brethren edged Salvation Army 34 to 29 and First Methodist beat North Anderson 42 to 33. South Meridian cruised past Elm Grove 71 to 22.
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East Lynn
Meadow Brook
Park Place
Lynn
Totels
Jones
Espey
Bailey
Park
Army
Harpay
Carpenter Oia
Methodist Anderson
Couch
Elton
Hiatt 'Son
Elm Grove
Noble St
Sewell
Unbeaten Pug Has Trouble No Opponent
Louisville report cites Cassius Clay’s undefeated heavyweight status and manager Bill Faversham's efforts to arrange a top contender bout. Faversham notes Logan’s manager balked at signing, while Cassius could face any top ten except Liston or Machen, with six months of preparation.
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Louisville
Olympic
Tueday
Clay
Bill Faversham
George Logan
Faversham
T. Dot
Cassius
Sonny Liston
Eddie Machen
National Boxing Association
Felies
Liston
Ford Berra Sign Papers for 1962 Yankees
Whitey Ford and Yogi Berra signed their 1962 contracts with the New York Yankees. Ford, 23-game winner and World Series standout, reportedly earned $48,000, up $13,000. Berra, starting his 16th season, kept about $50,000. last year he batted .271 in 119 games with 22 homers and 61 RBIs.
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NEW York
Whitey Ford
Yosi Berra
New York Yankees
Ford
Berra
Yankees
Detroiter Rolls 2 Straight 300s In His 838 Score
Ernest Babcock of Lincoln Park rolled two consecutive 300s and an 838 series, the second highest three game total in the nation this winter. The 34 strikes in a row and the Detroit three game record surpass the 1932 mark of 834 by Dube Winston.
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Detroiter
Detroit
VPS
Ernest Babcock
Lincoln Park
Babcock
Dana Corp
Ecorse
Babesek
Dube L. Winston
Cricket Men Threaten Strike In Britain Wage Talks
About 85 cricketers in Britain threaten strike action over pay in wage talks. The players seek higher wages amid reported increases, with the exact figures unclear in the fragmented source text. The dispute centers on remuneration for trial matches and domestic duties.
Hillbillies Target Big Pig Farm in Kentucky Match Preview
The Scufflin’ Hillbillies, Chuck Conley and Bip Collins, billed as Tri-State tag champs, clash with Johnny Barend and Maurice in a 60 minute time limit match at Anderson Armory. Once rural sensations, they’ve expanded from Bold County to Ohio and Indiana while owning a large pig farm near Ashland, Kentucky. Their backwoods style contrasts with urban wrestling world as they pursue the country’s biggest pig farm.
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Scoufflin’ i Hillbillies
Kentucky Hills
Johnny Barend
Masnifflcant Maurice
Anderson Armory
Jfans
Chuck Conley
Bip Colling
Boyd ‘County
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Conley
Collins
Bold County
Isport
Hillbillies
Ashland
Maw and Paw
Chuck
Rip
Renucay
Summer Football To Have Recourse
FORT WORTH Texas AP NCAA President Dr Henry Hardt said summer all star football games will gain sanction via new recourse. Last year the NCSA banned summertime games due to irregularities in postseason play. All star contests fall under state and national high school associations with penalties for unapproved games. A committee was designated to approve or disapprove summer bowls in the other states.
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Fort Worth
Tex
NCAA
Henry Hardt
NCSA
Oter
Chamberlain Leads NBA Scoring Race With Big Season
New York AP Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia runs ahead in the NBA scoring chase. He has 2,266 points for a 49.3 average per game after a 73 point single game record against Chicago. Elgin Baylor trails at 38.3, with Bob Pettit and Oscar Robertson also among top scorers.
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New York
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
National Basketball Association
Warriors
Chicago
NBA
St. Louis
Chamberlain
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Baylor
Bob Pettit
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
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Poins
Joe
Dick Benefield
Larry Reedy
Kelly Fields
Madison County
Summiiville
St. Mary’s
S. Lapel
Uae
Wabash Valley
Jim Coulter
Highlanders
Gebi
Hnghland
Seafs
Welborn
Holiz
Alan Greenwichland
Si? Mars
Bulldogs
Illinois
Adl
Kansas City
Cleveland
IGH School
Wilkinson
Carthage
Huntington Catholic
Marilon Jennett
Howe Military
Wolcottville
Larwill
Atwood
North Caston
Galveston
Seymour
Charlestown
Huntington
Peru
Sharpsville
Windfall
Loogootee
Bloomfield
Campbellsburg
Needmore
Castle
Evansville
Mater Dei
Rau
F Plan Ts. Mos
Ailabjad Cere
Main ST
Crosby Square
Mahony
Alexandria
Logan
Contrace
Ford, Berra
Sportsmans Digest
S&h
London
Britain
Byron
Barney” Moore
Paul
NEW Armory
Anderson Sporting Goods
Dolenski Supper Club
Anderson Exchange Club
Gompany
New Fore City
Doe
Kpo
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