Lackadaisical Indians Rally Past Shelbyville 64 56
Anderson's Indians recovered from a sluggish first half to beat the Shelbyville Golden Bears 64 to 56 at the Wigwam in front of about 5,000. Trailing 35 25 at the break, Anderson surged with 28 rebounds and 14 second half field goals to clinch the win. Top scorer Steve Clevenger had 21 points as Dennis Baker and Ed Fuller added double digits. Shelbyville’s Lonnie Walker led with ric 17 points. The victory improves Anderson to 5 5 while Shelbyville drops to 6 13.
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Anderson
Indians
Tribe
Estes
Shelbyville
Dennis Baker
Bobby Lewis
Lewis
Lonnie Walker
Golden Bears
Ed Fuller
Steve Clevenger
Clevenger
Fuller
Walkers
Mike Bruner
Muncie Central
Unbeaten Cassius Clay Struggles To Find Opponent
Louisville report says Olympic champ Cassius Clay, 10-0, cannot secure a top rival as managers fail to sign a contract with George Logan. Faversham notes Clay would fight any top ten except Liston and Machen, aiming for Machen or Liston within six months.
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Louisville
Cassius Clay
Tueday
Clay
Bill Faversham
George Logan
Faversham
Cassius
Sonny Liston
Eddie Machen
National Boxing Association
Machen
Liston
AHS Matmen double score on Kokomo
Anderson High School wrestlers defeated Kokomo 32 to 16 led by pins from Dick James Jerry Brown Larry Bausman and George King. Brown earned a 31 second pin. Other winners included Dick Mallernee Marchal Carter Willie Rayford and Jerry Collier. Next up North Central Conference meet at Richmond.
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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 Pyle
Richmond
D. James
Cone
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Jenkins
Baker
Carter
Humphrey
J. Carroll
Parker
Rayford
Bausman
McCollum
Tallman
Kay
Swinford
Bennet
J. Collier
Cree
Bryant
Snow
King
Taylor
Fish Fry in Anderson Aims to Reel In Support
Walleyed pike fundraiser scheduled for Saturday January 20 1962 from 5 PM to 8 PM at the Coon Hunter's Club 305 East Cross Street Anderson Indiana. Adults priced at 1.50 and children age 6 to 12 at 50 cents.
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Coon Hunter’s Club
E. Cross St
Anderson
Ind
Cage Scores and High School Results Snapshot
A list of college basketball scores featuring Anderson, Valparaiso, Hanover, Franklin, Taylor, Indiana Central, Indiana Tech, Concordia, Cincinnati, Maryland, Western Michigan, Detroit, Bowling Green, Kent State, VMI, Wm. and Mary, Penn State, Colgate, Butler, DePauw, Notre Dame, DePaul, Cornell, Syracuse, and Kansas City. High school results include Anderson, Shelbyville, Wilkinson, Carthage, Huntington Catholic, Marion Bennett, Howe Military, Wolcottville, Larwill, North Caston, Galveston, Seymour, Charlestown, Huntington, Peru, Sharpsville, Windfall, Loogootee, Bloomfield, Campbellsburg, Needmore, Castle, and Evansville Mater Dei.
County Lines Up Size for Arabians Stop
County coach plans to use height advantage to slow Arabians in a key matchup. Lineup features 6-2 Joe and 6-2 Kelly Fields with 6-2 Dick Benefield and 6-1 Larry Reedy backing him as Sonson targets continued strong outings.
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Jameson
Joe
Dick Benefield
Larry Reedy
Kelly Fields
Madison County Tourney Pairings Set for Midweek Round
Wednesday games feature Middletown facing Markleville at 7 and Frankton meeting Pendleton at 8 30. Thursday matchups pit Highland against Summitville and St Mary's against Lapel with early 8 30 p m times.
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Middletown
Markleville
Frankton
Pendleton
Highland
Summitville
St. Mary’s
Lapel
Markleville Frankton Se
Wabash Valley To Begin Today
The 47th annual Wabash Valley high school basketball tourney opens with preliminary play today in Terre Haute Indiana. Brazil the three-time winner last year has won only once in 12 regular season games and faces Staunton at home Friday. The two week event features 87 teams, two from Illinois, with Rockville Ellettsville and North Central among early favorites and first round sites set across multiple towns leading to a final at Indiana State College.
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Tere Haute
Ind
UPI
Brazil
Staunton
Illinois
Robinson
Rockville
Ellettsville
Monroe City
North Central
Attica
Kansas
Hutsonville
Perrysville
Clinton
Terre Haute Schulte
West Vigo
Montezuma
Brownsburg
Clay City
Decker
Edwardsport
Odon
Smithville
Spencer, Sullivan
Switz City
Covington
Sullivan
Indiana State College
Greencastle
Dugger
Linton
Terre Haute State
Crosby Square Oxford and Loafers for Men at Mahony's Alexandria
Crosby Square offers oxford and loafer footwear for men at Mahony's Alexandria. Shoppers browse a selection featuring versatile styles suitable for work and casual wear. The store emphasizes quality leather uppers and timeless design.
Nicklaus Faces Tough Start in Bing Crosby Pro Am
Nicklaus, recent U S Amateur champion from Ohio State, enters the Bing Crosby national pro am at Pebble Beach with a demanding three course format. He draws actor Robert Sterling as amateur partner and opens with Cypress Point, Monterey Peninsula, then Pebble Beach, facing blustery winds and a field of 324 players across teams.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Bing Crosby
Ohio State University
U.S
Nicklaus
Crosby
Monterey Peninsula
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Pacific Ocean
Robert Sterling
Sterling
Moline Tops Illinois Prep Coaches Poll for Sixth Week
Moline holds the No 1 spot in the Illinois prep basketball coach ratings with a 10-1 record. Centralia stands 11-2 as it challenges for the top position, while Madison and Port Bridge remain undefeated in the No 3 and No 7 spots. The list adds Rockford Auburn returning from a forfeit and new entrants Pekin and Hinsdale.
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Rockford
Auburn
Washington
Pekin
Hinsdale
du Sable
Chicago
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Ise Cccens
le Bene Senescovnsatas
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Peoria Richwoods
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Rock Island Coosa
Cenaee A
Elmhurst York
Pekinesee Eee
Quincy OO
Hinsdale Une
Bloomington
Carmi
North Chicago
Pinckneyville
Orland Park
Sandburg
McLeansboro
Freeburg
Wheaton
East Lynn Defeats Meadowbrook for First Win in League
East Lynn snapped an eight game losing streak by beating Meadowbrook 42 to 31 in the Junior Sunday School league. Park Place defeated Park Place Methodist 40 to 11 while East Side Methodists beat Noble Street 42 to 29. Brethren edged Salvation Army 31 to 29 and First Methodist beat North Anderson 42 to 34. South Meridian routed Elm Grove 71 to 22 in a practice game.
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East Lynn
Meadowbrook
Park Place
Ford Berra Sign Papers for 1962 Yankees Contracts
Whitey Ford and Yogi Berra signed 1962 contracts with the New York Yankees. Ford, 25 win season in 1961, reportedly $48,000, up $13,000. Berra, in his 16th season, kept about $50,000, after batting .271 with 22 homers and 61 RBIs in 119 games.
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NEW York
Whitey Ford
Yori Berra
New York Yankees
Ford
Berra
Yankees
Detroiter Nets 838 In Three Games With Two 300s
Ernest Babcock of Lincoln Park rolled two consecutive 300 games and an 838 series in Detroit bowling, opening with 258 and then stringing 24 straight strikes. The 46-year-old Dana Corp supervisor set an all-time Detroit three game record, surpassing the 834 mark from 1932.
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Detroit
UPI
Ernest Babcock
Lincoln Park
Babcock
Dana Corp
Ecorse
Dube L. Winston
Do Not Inflate Air Mattress Too Much
A cautionary note advises not to over inflate an air mattress. Inflate just enough so you can feel the ground beneath when kneeling beside it and applying full weight to the center.
Cricket Men Threaten Strike Over Wage Raise in Britain
In London AP reports 85 men who produce 95 percent of Britain cricket balls and 36 bat makers threaten to strike. They demand a 7 cent per hour raise from current average wages around 63 cents.
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London
Britain
Hillbillies Clash With Johnny Barend in Big Pig Farm Bid
The Scufflin Hillbillies cousins Chuck Conley and Rip Collins, Tri-State tag champs from Boyd County Kentucky, take on Johnny Barend and Maurice in a best two of three falls wrestling match at Anderson Armory. The duo aims to fund the largest pig farm in Kentucky and beyond, after years touring Ohio Indiana and surrounding states.
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Kentucky Hills
Johnny Barend
Maurice
Anderson Armory
Chuck Conley
Rip Collins
Boyd County
Kentucky
Hillbillies
Tennessee
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
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Collins
Ashland
Maw and Paw
Hills
Chuck
Rip
Summer Football To Have Recourse
NCAA President Dr Henry Hardt said summertime all star football games will gain sanction options. After a ban due to irregularities, only 22 of 50 state associations held jurisdiction. A new NCAA committee will approve or disapprove summer bowls to govern games in remaining states.
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Fort Worth
Tex
NCAA
Henry Hardt
Chamberlain Extends Lead In NBA Scoring Race
New York AP Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia leads the NBA scoring race with 2,266 points for a 49.3 average per game after a 73 point single game record against Chicago last Saturday. Elgin Baylor trails in the all star game, averaging 38.3. Bob Pettit and Oscar Robertson follow with 31.2 and 30.7 points per game.
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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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