Rushville and Warren Central Vie to Stop Columbus Bid
Rushville faces Columbus-bound Friday after an 18-1 start while Warren Central leverages depth to challenge for a second straight unbeaten season. Tipton aims to extend its 13 game win streak at Noblesville as Lafayette meets Madison Heights in a high risk nonconference clash.
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Rushville
Columbus
Pirates
Tigers
Lapel
Frankton
Cossacks
Mt. Vernon
Hapscock County
Frankfort
Anderson
Alexandria
Elwood
Hagerstown
Anderson Highland
Daleville
Gastor- New Palestine
Hancock Central
Crawfordsville
Madison Heights
Middleton
Beckierihe
Pendleton
Summitvil
Tipton
Noblesville
Marion Bennett
Walnut
Anderson Area
Middletown
North Central
Markleville
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Lape
Hancock County
New Palestine
Summitville
Walnut Grove
Wilkinson
Knights‘town
Dale Burgess
Warren Central
Columus
Marion County
Doug Wininger
Seymour
Muncie Central
Bearcats
South Central Loop
Tell City
New Albany
Owls
Huntington
Vikings
Lafayette
Madison
Cubs
Cub
Vevay
Marion
Gary Roosevelt
South Bend
Adams
South Bend Washington
Horsemen Vote Eddie Barnes Driver Of Year
Eddie Barnes Jr of Shelbyville has been voted Indiana driver of the year for 1963 by members of the Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association. The association will hold its annual meeting at the Linder.
Wichita Breaks In Top 10 As UCLA Holds Lead In Ratings
Surging Wichita enters the UPI top 10 at eighth, climbing from 12th after seven straight wins and challenging Missouri Valley rivals. UCLA remains No 1, with DePaul and Kentucky also strong as the rankings show limited movement in the top six.
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New York
UPL
Wichita
UCLA
United Press International
UPI
Lions Club
Keglers
Indiana
Cooper's
Loyola
Chicago
Anderson
Michigan
Davidson
Kentucky
Brouse
Wickersham
Winchester
Vanderbilt
Villanova
A. Wright
Ardmore
R. Deterline
Hessville
Charles Duke
Cooper
Oregon State
J. Hansen
Plymouth
Oregon
F. Finn
Gary
Texas Western
DePaul
Oklahoma State
Jeader
Cincinnati
Utah
Bradley
Utah State
Ji New Mexico
Stanford
Bopp Extends All Star Bowling Scoring Burst in Dallas
Jeanette Bopp of Milwaukee pushed her 16 game total to a record pace in the All-Star Bowling tournament. She led semi final blocks by a wide margin with 3,851 after 16 games while Bobbe North and Joan Oleske trailed. Bill Lillard held the men’s lead with an 844 four game series in the fifth pre final block.
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Janet Coleman
Kegler
Pendleton
Lemp
Cooper's Bowl
Charles Cooper
WIBC
Janet
General Motors
Olympia
Delco-Remy
Dallas
Jeanette Bopp
Milwaukee
Calege Bakers
I Busi
Anniest
Marion
UCLA
Loyola
Sa Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Kentucky
Ladewig
Davidson
Vanderbilt
Gso
Villanova
Cincinnati
Illinois
New Mexico
Stanford
Texas A&m
Cre
Bobbe North
Pomona
Calif
Lions Keglers Win 3811 In Tourney Prizes
Lions Keglers win 3811 in tourney prizes at a single winter site. A. J. Brod erick chaired the event with steering members Ray Foust Lester Matthews and Harry Helmie. IT and PHA to name a Hoosier harness horse of the year from 63 season standouts.
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Loa
A. J. Broderick
Ray Foust
Lester Matthews
Harry Helmie
Anderson
It&pha
St Marys Club Dominates Hancock Central Basketball
St Marys school teams topped Hancock Central in eighth grade and junior varsity action as local bowling and football news also highlighted community sports. The report notes nearby schools and clubs competing in a busy period with events tied to the Indianapolis area and Anderson High School cage games.
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American Bowling Congress
Madison
Indiana Reformatory
Anderson High
Bush - Callahan
Indianapolis
Dearborn
Reformatory
Wanatahy
Broderick
Nunn
F Pao
Morgan, Poe
Washington Town
Fuller
Ship of Fort Wayne
Tatals
Fra. Co. Reformatory Ibumbus
East Kelley
Gary
Mile 'E
Orangechester
Carthage
Clinton
Connersville
Smith
Chesterton
Penasax
South Bend
Toney
Anton Ys
Brose
Madison Heights
Nickersham
Winchester
Derson Central
Salwamien
Ind
Burke and Sandford
New
Pel
Mt. Vernon
Quermeyer
Pedee Yeanhoe
Palestine
Foncannon
Hancock Central
Groves
Jed St. Mary’s
Eckert
Snyder
Clopas
Goshen
McCalun
Berman
Oberlin
Broadcasting Co
NBC
Mapes Ie
Anderson Central
Maelke
Moris
New Cotwell
Moore
Eggicontests
Clarkson
Crowder
Carl Z
Lindemann Jr
A. Wright
C. Milter
Zions
Rector
Ville
E. Moris
New Whittaker
W. Palestine
W. Garber
Groza
Poate
Madi
Ferguson
Martinsville
Olene Rg
W. Scott
Ardmore
Scherer
Louis
Grorich
O. McGinnis
Shirk
L.ames ‘ Neimeier
R.schuyler
Ty Seward
Romney
Lowman-Stevensoney
Mt Vernon Rd
King
St. Mary’s
Sit
Steag
Mt. Hancock Central
Vernon
Hyde
Stapler
Ap Kennerly
de McKee
Cartton
St. Mary's
Czarnicks
Fredericks
Charlie
Ainsworth
Olesky
McLaughlin
Laughlin
Shoals Washington Catholic game postponed in Hoosier prep slate
The Shoals and Washington Catholic basketball rivalry was postponed with no rescheduled date. Shoals will instead face Smithville in the Wabash Valley quarterfinals at Swifz City on Wednesday.
Rupp Defines New Zone as Paraboloid Defense Strategy
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp dismissed the term zone as a misnomer and described his defense as a stratified transitional hyperbolic paraboloid variation. He claimed it kept five players between the ball and basket as his team defeated Tennessee 62 to 57, holding star guard Danny Schultz to 11 points.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Tennessee
Rupp
Ikentucky
Tennessee Ge-57
Danny Schultz
Madison County Eighth Grade Tourney Starts Thursday
The Madison County Junior High Eighth-Grade Conference tourney opens Thursday January 23 and Saturday January 25 at Lapel High School. Defending champions are Fall Creek Heights handlers with Markleville favored to repeat. Tickets 75 cents for the tourney or 50 cents per session.
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Madison County
Lapel High School
Dick Worden
Markleville
Fall Creek Heights
Anderson St. Mary’s
Bob Hall
Rod Shaw
Lapell
St. Mary's
Ingalls
Leach
Jackson Township
Snavely Dies At DePauw Coach In Greencastle Indiana
Edwin R. Snavely 51 longtime DePauw athletic coach died at his Greencastle home after a long illness. He led DePauw football until 1935 then headed tennis wrestling and other duties and coached at Moravian and East Stroudsburg. His tennis teams won multiple Indiana Conference titles. Survivors include his widow two daughters his mother and one grandson with funeral services pending.
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Bradley Johnson
Indianapolis
Ronald Hardman
Greencastle
Arizona State Coed Ranked Sixth Among Amateurs
Carol Sorenson 21 of Janesville Wisconsin an Arizona State University junior is ranked sixth among the nation’s women amateurs by Golf Digest Annual 1964 She is Wisconsin women’s amateur champion and was runner up in 1963 Trans Mississippi and Broadmoor Invitational events She was a U S Women’s Amateur semifinalist won by Anne Quast Wells
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Norwalk
Conn
UPI
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Golf Digest
Miss Sorenson
Arizona State Univerisity
Wisconsin
U.S
Anne Quast Wells
Vernon
Wash
Bowling tips and a pocket to improve strikes
Instructional note on achieving strikes by hitting the pocket with a rolling ball. Tips include thumb position toward left release and a relaxed lifting motion. Mention of Marion Ladewig pamphlet offering beginner control tips and a 10 cent, self addressed request to National Newspaper Syndicate.
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Marion Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
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Richmond
Yorktown
Jackson Central
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Hancock Co
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Pacer
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Peru
Pararde
Evansville Central
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Terre Haute Wiley
Terre Haute
Gerstmeyer
Garfield
Lebanon
Indianapolis Attucks
Roosevelt
Tolleston
Gary Froebel
Valparaiso
Gary Mann
Batmond Clark
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Snavely
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Goodrich
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