Anderson Men's Association Tourney draws 186 teams at Lapel
The Anderson Men's Association annual bowling tournament drew 186 teams at Lapel Bowling Center with competition set to begin Saturday February 2 and run over four weekends. Charles H. Whetsell secretary treasurer announced 24 squads with 241 doubles 463 singles and 400 all events entered at Rains Bowling Gardens next month. Defending champions include Polo Shoes team of Delco Remy Plant 4 in actual division and Field Coils of D R Plant 3 in handicap.
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Cincinnati Harassment Key To Cincy Basketball Success
Chicago headline style notes Cincinnati Bearcats coach Ed Jucker says the team's defense hinges on harassing ball handlers to induce bad shots, explaining the No 3 AP ranking and upcoming clash with Illinois. He compares their nonstop pressure to California under Pete Newell, highlighting depth and versatility amid missing 6-9 Paul Hogue.
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Wills Wins Hickok Medal in Pro Athlete of the Year
Maury Wills of the Los Angeles Dodgers won the S. Rae Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year award. The 5-foot-7, 187-pound shortstop earned 56 first-place votes and 231 total points, topping golfer Arnie Palmer. Also noted was Dave Hill pulling out of the San Francisco Open due to illness.
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Sunday School Entries Due January 25 for Jr to Sr Tours
Entries in the post season Sunday School Net basketball tournaments sponsored by the Al derson Sunday School Basketball Association must be postmarked no later than midnight January 3, 1983 to be eligible. The events will be held in the East Lynn Christian Church basement. Angels retain first 12 Los Angeles roster members from original expansion draft including Chance Grba McBride Moellster Morgan Newtman Avecill Rodgers Sedowski Fregeel Leek Hum. One of the biggest daily doubles at Shenandoah Downs brought $2718.60 with Roman Call and Johnson Man paying $217.49 and $67 respectively.
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Bowler Form Critique and Pocket Pamphlet Offer
A writer comments on bowling form noting swing arc and follow through flaws. He advises palm position and live ball technique and promotes a pamphlet titled Position, Stance and Approach, offering it for 10 cents with return envelope to Dear Carter at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Local high school results and college and pro scores
Vernon Twp 70 Lapel 62 in Delaware County Tourney. Gaston 53 Eaton 47. Royerton 53 DeSoto 2. Lebanon 71 Sheridan 7. Franklin Central 68 Zinnsville 67. Waideon 77 Carthage 42. Fayette Central 50 Burney 49. Laurel 47 New Point. Bango Twp 73 Madison Two in St Joseph County. Rolling Prairie at North Lib postponed to Wednesday. Howe Mil Military White Pigeon Mich 50 Crown Point 65 Chesterton 47 San Pierre 65 Tefft 21 Gary Emerson 47 Gary Wirt 40 Griffith 0 Highland 46. Butler 70 Southern Tinots 58. Hanover 82 Earlham 58. Georgia Tech 69 Auburn 64. Oakland Cty 107 Ft Wayne 71. Indiana Tech 73 Manchester 70. TriState 100 Hillsdale 76. Canisius 88 Scranton 78. St Louis 113 Syracuse 93. Boston 123 New York 100.
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Ten top grapplers carded for Anderson HS pro bout
Ten of the top professional grapplers will compete tonight at Anderson High School gym in a pro wrestling show. Notables include Blanchard featuring Big Bill Miller and The Mongol with The Torres Brothers. Tickets are sold by “A” Club members and at the gym, proceeds aid civic projects and an athletic banquet.
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Vikings sign VanderKelen after Rose Bowl heroics
The Minnesota Vikings signed Wisconsin quarterback Ron VanderKelen to a one year NFL contract after a Rose Bowl passer rating surge that drew multiple club offers. VanderKelen, 23, chose Minnesota over seven to eight other teams and said he faced a rough pre signing period due to the bruising he endured in the Badgers Big Ten title victory over Minnesota. The move marks the Vikings intention to develop a quarterback who impressed in the Rose Bowl.
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Weber Sets Six Game Bowling Record In Pro Classic
Weber pushes series totals to 1 435 for a 5 885 mark surpassing Ray Bluth’s 1960 six game record of 1 408 at Omaha. Bluth ranks No 3 with 1 338 for 5 729. Wells posts 3 855 total with 1 262 series Tuesday in BRAA classic. Ladewig leads distaff with 5 108 24 game total historic in women’s division. Kuczynski displaces Abel for second. Hoosier Auto Racing Fans join Joe Quinn and Rodger Ward in Racing Hall of Fame. Parnelli Jones named driver of the year.
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Injunction Blocks IHSA Ruling on Auburn Star Robinson
A Rockford injunction bars enforcement of IHSA findings that Rockford Auburn star Tasper Lee Robinson is ineligible due to age. Judge William Dush er ordered the IHSA not to enforce the ruling while Robinson’s birth date dispute is reviewed, delaying final action past the season. Auburn officials said they would follow IHSA directives. the case may go to the Appellate Court, delaying any final outcome.
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Bob Hope Named To Cleveland Indians Board Of Directors
Cleveland reporters note Bob Hope is among three new directors named to the Cleveland Indians board, joining Maurice Saltz Robbie Brooks Inc. executive Lee R. Jackson and others. The board now has 22 members, largely Cleveland industrialists, as ownership transfers continue since 1946 when Bill Veeck bought the club.
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Attention Eagles Elec tion of WVP Thursday
Notice to members of the Eagles about the election of William Nevin to the position of WVP, scheduled for Thursday.
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