Rushville Seeks Early Stop Over Columbus In 20-Game Run
Rushville aims to halt Columbus early as area teams schedule 20 games. Anderson and the Indians the Pirates Tigers Lapel Seymour Frankton and Cossacks each set two meetings. Also noting Mary’s 15-1 at Greenfield and Middletown 2-11 at Richmond.
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Cossacks
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Middletown
Richmond
Rushville and Warren Central to Take Over Stop-Columbus Project
Two high school basketball teams Rushville and Warren Central will assume control of the stop-Columbus project this week after two unfinished seasons. Rushville has one defeat in 18 games, with Anderson’s veterans giving them their only loss. The race for control features strong showings from both teams as they prepare for upcoming matchups and conference play.
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Hammond Clark
UCLA Opens Wide Lead Over Wichita in Top 10
UCLA remains the No. 1 team as Wichita joins the AP top 10, climbing from 12th to eighth amid a week of rankings. Indiana and DePaul also move, while Kentucky, Oregon State, and Texas Western hold strong positions.
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Villanova
Duke
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Catomna State
Illinois
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Bopp Claims Incredible Scoring Spree In All Star Bowling
Jeanette Bopp continued her remarkable run at the All Star Bowling tournament boosting her 16 game total to 3,388 topping the field. She rolled 225 210 216 256 in semifinals to break Marion Ladewig 1982 record and outpace Joan Olske and Jean Winsch as Bil Lila led the men’s division with an 844 four game series.
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Atte Bopp
Milwaukee
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Ladewig
Jean Winsch
South Ind
Bil Lila
Dallas
Lions Keglers Win 3811 In Tourney Prizes
Lions Keglers claim 3811 in tourney prizes as Eddie Barnes named driver of the year. Indiana boys and teams compete at Anderson high school gym March 31 to April 3 with many clubs and heats reported including a Hambletonian nomineé and various standings across multiple districts.
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Flooring Pops Reformatory In 83-79 Contest
Louis The Toe Groxs famed field goal kicker and extra point specialist of the Cleveland Browns will be the guest speaker at the Downtown Coaches Club January meeting January 22 at Linders On The Point. Also listed are upcoming high school games across Indiana with Noblesville visiting Tipton and Noblesville Millers challenging the Indians No 1 ranked Totons Blue Devils.
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Rupp Explains New Defense as Paraboloid Concept
In Shoals Indiana AP report Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp describes his “stratified transitional hyperbolic paraboloid defense” used to beat Tennessee. The term causes industry confusion but results show Kentucky 86 to 57 victory and limited Vols scoring.
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Danny Schultz
County Eighth Grade Tourney Starts Thursday
The County Eighth Grade Conference tourney begins Thursday January 4 in Lapel High School gym with pairings announced by Dick Worden. Markleville is the defending champion and Fall Heights won the eighth grade title. Tickets are 73 cents per session or 50 cents per session.
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Dick Worden
Markleville
Anderson St. Mary's
Bob Hall
Rod Shaw
Leach
Jackson Township
Snavely Dies At Greencastle
Edwin R. Snavely 51 longtime DePauw athletic coach died at his Greencastle home after a long illness. A DePauw employee since 1947 he coached football wrestling and tennis and later served as freshman football coach and assistant on the varsity grid. Survived by a widow and two children funeral services pending.
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Yosus Mek” Bradley
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Arizona State Coed Ranked 6th Among Nation Amateurs
Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin, 21, a junior at Arizona State University, was named the sixth best woman amateur golfer in the nation by Golf Digest 1964. She holds the Wisconsin women’s amateur title and was a 1963 runner up in major invitational events.
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Conn
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Carol ‘Sorenson
Janesville
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Vernon, Wash
Tips for Bowling Strikes in 1940s Advice Columns
The fragment discusses bowling technique and how to release the ball with a relaxed motion. It references guidance by Marion Ladewig and a request to mail a lead 10 cent stamp and return envelope to a Chicago address for further tips.
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USA
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Orange Bowl to Be Televised Under Lights for Three Years
MIAMI UPI reports the Orange Bowl will be played at night for the next three years to avoid New Year’s Day competition. The game will be televised by the Orange Bowl committee at 8 pm EST, marking a first for a premier postseason bowl broadcast.
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