AHS Tankmen Defeat Burris in Tight Varsity Swim Meet
The AHS Tankmen edged Burris 62 to 58 in a close varsity swimming clash. Lawrence Carmack led with 15 points, Robbin contributed 16, while Madison County’s team effort boosted the Indians' offense and double digits scoring.
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Simpson
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Reese Wile
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Indiana high school basketball rankings shuffle in AP UP I polls
Elwood advances as the Indiana high school basketball poll shifts with Froebel’s seven point defeat, Rex Mundi drops to eighth after a loss to Evansville Harrison, South Bend Washington slips to tenth, and East Chicago Washington rises to fourth. Anderson falls from first to second as Manual remains undefeated but inactive.
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Pendleton 8th 9th win Highland takes 7th grade contest
In Indiana the Pendleton teams won their 8th and 9th grade games while Highland captured the 7th grade contest by a one point margin. Lebanon eased past Attucks as Elwood won two games moving up to No. 9 in the standings. Twenty teams received votes with Froebel leading the poll among high schools.
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Highland
Lebanon
Graters
Jones
Tr Conner
Chicago
O'H
Smith Kington
Mighland
Byndianapolis
Anderson
Baldwin
Hamilton
G Mann
Vanderburt Warmke
Froebel Dominates Steel City Tourney After Loss Point
Froebel enters with a 12 1 season mark and avenges a prior defeat by defeating Roosevelt in the Steel City holiday tourney. East Chicago's Senators rise from sixth to fifth after beating only at Anderson, with Froebel collecting heavy first place votes in the poll.
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Andeson
Gary Roosevelt
Anderson
Indianapolis Manual
South Bend Washington
Calumet
Indianapolis Washington
Evanssville
Rex Mundi
Elwood
Fort Wayne Central
Pan American Surges to Fourth in AP Small College Poll
Pan American rises to fourth place in the AP weekly small college rankings after a 12 1 mark aided by a win over East Texas Baptist. Evansville remains top with 10 first place votes, followed by High Point and Winston Salem as Grambling, Wittenberg, Carson-Newman and Philadelphia Textile trail. Central State Ohio and Gannon tie for ninth.
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Associated Press
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Ind
High Paint
N.C
Pan American
East Texas Baptist
Carson Newman
Tennessee
Tennessee Wesleyan
Aces
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St. Joseph's
High Point
Winston Salem
Grambling, Wittenberg
Carson-Newman
Philadelphia Textile
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Florida State League expands to ten teams
The Florida State League voted to expand from eight to ten teams for the coming season adding Leesburg West Palm Beach Cocoa and retaining Lakeland as a replacement. The schedule will be unbalanced with more games in the northern and southern clusters to cut travel costs. Opening day is April 19 with a first-half champion facing a league all star June 26 in St Petersburg.
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Fort Lauderdale
New York Yankees
Daytona Beach
Detroit Tigers
Pocahontas, Montcalm battle low scoring showdown
In Bluefield, Pocahontas defeats Montcalm 2 to 1 as both teams struggle offensively. The piece blends high school basketball notes with bowling drama and local sports chatter from the era.
Valparaiso High Player Breaks Free Throw Record
Valparaiso Ind AP Mike Copper of Valparaiso High School sank 321 straight free throws during a lunch hour session, surpassing the 219 record set last year by Mike Carlin now a Wisconsin freshman.
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Mike Copper
Valparaiso
Copper
Mike Carlin
Wisconsin
Cage Scores From Various High School and College Games
Henry County tourney Blue River 79 Lewisville 57 final. Wabash Valley Wheatland 49 Decker 43. Vincennes 65 Paducah Ky college game final.
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Paducah
Japanese All Star High School Mat Team Winds Up Tour
An all star group of Japanese high school wrestlers wraps a 16 match state tour with stops in Midwest City Putnam City Del City and Oklahoma City schools. The team, 2-2 since arriving in Oklahoma, faces Midwest City High at Carl Albert High School and continues through Edmond US Grant and Star Spencer high schools.
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Okla
UPL
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Carl Albert High School
Putnam City
del City
Oklahoma Citys
Grant, Edmond
Star. Spencer
Bowling Hall Styles and Strike Techniques Illustrated
An illustrated guide explains three basic bowling hall types Back-up straight hall and hook and their effects on pin scatter The hook yields more strikes by rolling into pins Send for the booklet Strike and Spare Angies by Des Carter and Marion Ladewig for 20 cents plus a self addressed envelope to Don Carter and Marion Ladewig National Newspaper Syndicate Chicago Illinois
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Marion Ladewig
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White Pigeon's drought ends with 73-69 win
White Pigeon high school broke a 62 game skid dating back to 1961 by defeating Cold Water St. Charles 73 to 69 Tuesday night. The upset ended a long drought and marked the team’s first victory in years.
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White Pigeon
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St. Charles
Lipon Named Portland Beavers Manager for 1965
The Portland Beavers of the Pacific Coast League announce Johnny Lipon will manage the club in 1965. Lipon led the Beavers to a second place finish last season, just one game behind pennant winner San Diego.
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UPI
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San Diego
Chiefs Trade Abner Haynes for Denver Linebacker Fraser
Kansas City trades halfback Abner Haynes to Denver for linebacker Jim Fraser and undisclosed cash. Haynes, AFL rushing leader in 1960 and 1962 touchdown mark, leaves after five seasons with the franchise dating to the Dallas Texans. Fraser, four-year AFL veteran and three-time punting leader, joins to bolster the Chiefs linebacking corps after EJ Holub’s midseason line surgery.
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