Panthers Rout Tipton as Madison Heights Wins in Overtime
Elwood Panthers hammered Tipton 77 to 34 on their home court to stretch their CIC lead. Madison Heights Pirates edged Jackson Central Eagles 46 to 44 in overtime, lifting MH to six wins and keeping Elwood atop the conference.
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Gordie Howe Tops Midseason NHL Hart Balloting
Montreal and Detroit players dominate midseason awards with Gordie Howe leading the Hart Trophy vote at 47 points. Henri Richard and Doug Harvey trail, while Frank Mitchel Mukovich and Camille Henry lead other categories for rookies and sportsmanship. Final results depend on end of season totals.
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Elwood Panthers crush Peru in CIC race bid
Elwood Panthers blasted Peru 90 to 69 to seize a commanding lead in the Central Indiana Conference. Darrell McQuitty led with 29 points on 12 of 27 shooting as Elwood tied a local school record with 90 points. Peru balanced a 410 shooting pace and faced tough defense in a game read by Elwood writer Paul Harbaugh.
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Komets Return Wooden Nickel To Blind Woman
Fort Wayne tale of Gertrude Webster a blind candy stand operator who trusted a lucky wooden nickel. The Fort Wayne Komets plan to return the charm after a winning streak began following the token transfer. Coach Eddie Olson values her protection and wishes the talisman to stay with her for luck.
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All Star Cage Scores From St Louis AP Report
East tops West 190 118 in NBA style exhibition. High school and college results follow with numerous small games listed including Madison Heights over Jacks Central in overtime and DePauw beating Indiana State 77 64 amid a long string of local matchups and scores.
Baptist Could Clinch Senior A Crown Friday
American League night baseball sets record with 249 contests, while Senior A standings forecast First Baptist to clinch the title Friday. The tabulated schedule shows night games across divisions, with teams like Kansas City Baltimore Washington New York Chicago and Detroit ranked by night-game totals and doubleheaders.
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The National League announced changes to the baseball schedule after the Dodgers secured the Los Angeles Coliseum as their home venue. Manager Dave Grote spoke with President Walter C. Giles about revised dates and night and Sunday game counts, calling the current plan obsolete.
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Boyd Must Beat Mims Tonight For Middleweight Bid
Chicago's Bobby Boyd seeks to return to the middleweight ranks by facing Holly Mims of Washington in a 10 round bout at the auditorium. Boyd, a 2-1 favorite, carries a 47 undefeated record while Mims has 42 wins in 64 fights with 10 knockouts and the match airs on ABC at 10 p.m. EST.
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Central Pulling Away From The Field
South Bend Central, defending Indiana high school basketball champion, led the UP Indiana poll with 16 of 19 first place votes and 177 points. Fort Wayne South rose to second. Central remained third in a poll showing few changes among the top teams.
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Senators Are Rising In Weekly Bowling Poll Of Indiana
Authorities investigate as the sixth weekly poll lists teams and total points. Fort Wayne South and Central appear among top ranks with scores from Brown's and Taylor's bowling groups. Individual high scores include Hendricks 905 and 933, plus multiple players from Indianapolis and Evansville.
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Anderson Tops Kokomo In 26-19 High School Meet
Anderson defeated Kokomo 26 to 19 as Pyle's grapplers improved to 7 wins in 12 games. The win followed by AHL reserves edging Wildcats scrubs 28 to 23 for a fourth straight victory. Anderson prepares to face Indianapolis South in the final home meet at the Wigwam.
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Pettit Shines But East Wins in All Star Game
Pettit scored 28 points and grabbed 26 rebounds for the West, but Boston’s Bob Cousy and Bill Russell rallied the East to a 130 118 victory at St Louis Arena before 12634 fans. Cousy drove for the decisive late lead, while Russell added 11 points in the second half. Pettit earned MVP honors for the second time after a record setting performance.
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Gambling probe raised after Stanford Oregon State game
Eight long distance calls were received by Stanford radio during the Pacific Coast Conference game won by Oregon State 168 49. Calls came from Tuscaloosa Omaha Pittsburgh Newcastle and Midland as officials notified federal and local agencies. Ball State defeated Franklin 63 50 as Roger Reed led with 25 points.
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DePauw Forges Ahead In Last Half For Win
DePauw Tigers rallied in the second half to beat Indiana State 77-69 in an Indiana Collegiate Conference game. Bing Davis scored 16 and John Bunnell 12 for DePauw while Ted Dayhuff led Indiana State with 36 points and Jim Waugh added 12.
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Bruton to Report with Braves March 1
Milwaukee Braves reassessed Billy Bruton’s right knee and said he would report March 1 with the team. He will start a gradual special training routine designed by doctors to bring him to full action.
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