Marion Junior High Net Coach Killed In Auto Crash
Marion Indiana reports a junior high basketball coach Thomas Tuttle 22 killed after his car collided at the U S 35 and Ind 37 intersection while en route to a ninth grade game. Four players were seriously injured and others minor. police said stop sign violation. Driver and passenger in the other car were injured. Tuttle a Richmond native and Indiana State College alumnus was known as a top defensive back in 1956.
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Marion
Ind
U. S. 35
Thomas Tuttle
Washington Junior High School
Bon Air Junior High
Kokomo
Robert Biehl
Michael Thomas
Fred Wells
Marion General Hospital
Jimmy Fuller
William F. Bray
Sheridan
Ruby Murry
Elwood
Jim Tr. Grindle
Jack Beaubois
Grindle
Tuttle
Manfred Tuttle
Richmond
Indiana State College
Harvey Edges Plante In NHL Halfseason MVP Vote
Doug Harvey, player coach of the New York Rangers, led NHL writers and broadcasters in the first half of 1961-62 with 53 points in MVP balloting. Jacques Plante of Montreal ranked second with 40 points, and Gordie Howe of Detroit was third with 23 points.
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Montreal
Doug Harvey
New York Rangers
Jacques Plante
National Hockey League
Hockey Writers and Broadcasters
NHL
Harvey
Plante
Gordie Howe
Detroit
Cooper Stops Hughes In 6th
British heavyweight champion Henry Cooper stopped Tony Hughes in the fifth round after Hughes retired with a severe cut near the right eye. Cooper weighed 199 pounds and led on points in four of the five completed rounds, with Hughes at 196 pounds and a Rocky Marciano protégé.
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London
Henry Cooper
Tony Hughes
Cleveland
Ohio
Jack Hart
Cooper
Hughes
Rocky Marciano
Associated Press
Confident Jockey Banked Champagne For Garden State Stakes
Peter W. Salmon Jr., manager of Crimson King Farm, predicted victory for Crimson Satan in the Garden State Stakes and ordered champagne for press-box staff two days before the race, as reported in Camden New Jersey.
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Camden
N.J
Peter W. Salmon Jr
Crimson King Farm
Crimson Satan
Fireballer Bob Feller and Jackie Robinson Enter Hall of Fame
Boston AP report notes right hander Bob Feller and Jackie Robinson, first Negro inducted, voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Feller posted 266–162 with 18 major league seasons for the Indians. Robinson, star of the Dodgers, highlighted breaking color barriers and career batting crown in 1949.
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Bob Feller
Baseball Hall of Fame
Robinson
Brooklyn Dodger
New York
Boston
Feller
Cleveland Indians
UCLA
Cooperstown
N.Y
Baseball Writers Association of America
Joe Cronin
Hank Greenberg
Saturday Evening Post
Red Ruffing
Gates Mills
Ohio
Joe DiMaggio
van Meter
Iowa
Brooklyn
Rickey
Jackie
Kansas City Monarchs
Montreal
Dodgers
Yogi Berra
Whitey Ford
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Central Juniors Defeat Richmond Dennis Five
Central Junior team turned back Richmond Dennis 33 26 in freshman basketball at the Wigwam. Central beat Leach 42 36 in an eighth grade preliminary.
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Central
Richmond Dennis
Leach
Miller
F Faulkner
F Conti
Cross
Parker
Crawler
Stampton
Herkman
Berry
Ms Owa
Anna Ins
Anid Ta Co Imine
Ort
Berens Tavior
Famen
Cornelius
Barnett
iShinkle
Ee Shekell Sglie
Ae Ewe Ee
Dennis
King
Clute
Overlooked Penn State QB Galen Hall Signs With Redskins
Penn State star quarterback Galen Hall, 190 pounds at 5 feet 9, signed with the Washington Redskins after going unsigned in the NFL draft. Hall had led the West to a 33 19 victory over the East in the U S Bowl on January 7.
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Washington
Galen Hall
Penn State
Washington Redskins
Anderson Adds Lafayette Team To Mat String
Lafayette hosts Anderson as the Indians roll to a 39 to 1 win extending their wrestling streak. Key results include James and Mellamee pins, Brown and Bausman quick finishes, and Collier, Bryant, and King securing decisive wins.
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Lafayette
Indians
D. James
Cavanaugh
Mellamee A
Hendricks
Brown
Grose
Carter
D. McNeeley
M. James
Fisher
Rayford
M. McNeeley
Bausman
Hall
Tallman
J. McDole
Swinford
H. McDole
Collier
Spears
Bryant
Hayes
HW — King
McGrelvy
Chamberlain Widens Lead In NBA Scoring Race
Wilt Chamberlain piled up 2,541 points in 5 games for a 49.8 point average to widen his NBA scoring lead. Elgin Baylor trails with a 38.3 average, while Bob Pettit, Oscar Robertson, Jerry West and Walt Bellamy round out top totals. Chamberlain also leads in rebounds with 1,317.
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NEW York
UPI
Wilt Chamberlain
Uncle Sam
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Army
Baylor
Bob Pettit
St. Louis
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Jerry West
Walt Bellamy
Chicago
Richie Guerin
Jack Twyman
Paul Arizin
Philadelphia
Hal Greer
Syracuse
Robertson
NBA
Guy Rodgers
Larry Foust
Bellamy
Dolph Schayes
Bill Russell
Boston
Orwig to speak at Anderson Coaches Club dinner
William Orwig the Indiana University athletic director will address the Anderson Downtown Coaches Club at Bowden's Restaurant. A Toledo native and Michigan alumnus he has coached at Benton Harbor Libbey High and the University of Nebraska among others. Coaches from Madison County high schools will attend the February 14 dinner.
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Orwig
Indiana University
William
Bill) Orwig
Anderson
Bowden's
Linder’s
Toledo
Ohio
Scott High School
University of Michigan
Benton Harbor
Mich
Toledo Li
Keans Charity Tossing Lifts Madison Heights In OT Win
Madison Heights Pirates beat Shelbyville Golden Bears 51 48 in overtime on the Buc court. Fred Kean 5 11 guard sank four straight free throws in the last 51 seconds of OT to seal the victory. Shields 18 Mundy 12 Garner 12 lead the Pirates, who snapped a ten game skid.
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Golden Bears
Shelbyville
Buc
Fred Kean
Bucs
Paul Bradford
Roger Thompson
Steve Garner
Thompson
Roger Miller
Phil Shields
Mike Mundy
Kean
Pirates
Madison Heights
Bradford
Highland
Walker
Bears
Miller
Garner
Shields
Dave Spanbauer
Mundy
Guards
Spannbauer
Lonnie Walker
Moose Rg
Carper
Sa Smith
Bonn
Kimball
Stanley
T. Carper
Lewallen
Dye
Christ Lutheran
O'Connor
Pursley
Mounds
Meadowbrook Chitwood
South Meridian
Ovid
Moose
Madison Avenue
Whetstone
Fim Grove
Madison Ave
Barron
Bethel
Smith
Arly
North Anderson
Eliis Ee
Sullivan
Anaconda FC
Bloom
Pursly
Hanna
Foe Bell
Deck
Wiecom
Brackway Glass
Himan
Green
Richardson
VaWk
Cecil
Crontz
Collins
Mills
Grady
Brooks
Gray
B. Sison
T. Sisson
Meadowbrook
Cal
Ib. Jones
Danforth
Snders
Ohnsley
Rimeor
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Koehler
R.bfid
Gilley
Adams
Hale
R. Jones
Pence
Morton
Cowan Ha A A Am Cole
Tooley Fens
Ee Ns
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Barnett
Am i i
Brockway
Colonial Eub
FG Et PF TP Ovid
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Scott
Stewart
I Kean
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Kirk
McCrty
iJnson
Collier
Ove
Oller
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Madison
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Ville
Mullins
Spay
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Mad Ave
Price
Shelton
Ausbun
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Jonson
Mier
D.may
H.mcvy
Joy
Elm Grove
Andre
Cinton
Burris
Swango
Wison
Davis
Bright
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Sisson
Rudy
Reed
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Dafth
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Marsh
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Rekwel
Wise
Hughs
Morris
Love
Baptist
Vikings Rout Lapel 71 57 For Ninth Win In Season
Vernon Township clinched its ninth win with a 71 to 57 victory over Lapel as Lapel suffered its ninth loss in the 15th season. Vernon connected on 7 of 25 free throws while Lapel hit 17 of 27. three Lapel starters fouled out. Bob Petty led Vernon with 23 points, Tony Hayse 17, Stan Hackleman 16, and Stan Sandefur 13 for Lapel. Vernon hosts Zionsville Friday night.
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Fortville
Vernon
Lapel
Vikings
Bulldogs
Westfield
Bulldog
Roudebush
Edrington
Upton
Viking
Bob Petty
Tony Hayse
Stan Hackleman
Stan Sandefur
Vernon Township
Zionsville
Hackleman
Boone
Insko Am
TP Wilson
Earacone
Petty
L.cox
Schaekel
Bob Cox
Walker
Lapel Vernon
Carnes
Mathews
Celtics Sweep Lakers 118-103 in MSG doubleheader
Boston outscored Los Angeles new york monday night to take a 118-103 win at Madison Square Garden. Tom Heinsohn led with 28 points and Bill Russell added 21 as the Celtics surged past the Lakers after halftime. Jerry West paced LA with 32 points while Rudy LaRusso added 20.
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NEW York
UPI
Boston Celtics
Los Angeles Lakers
Madison Square Garden
New York Knickerbockers
Chicago Packers
Lakers
Celtics
Bill Russell
Boston
Tom Heinsohn
Russell
Jerry West
Rudy LaRusso
Guy
Cousy
Heinsohn
K. C. Jones
S. Jones
Guarilla
Loscutoff
Phillips
Ramsey
Sanders
Los Angeles
Ff Hawkins
Handley
Jolliff
Krebs
LaRusso
McNeill
Selvy
West
Felix
Yates
High school cage scores sweep across multiple games
A roundup lists numerous high school results with Madison Heights edging Shelbyville in overtime by 51 to 48 and Vernon defeating Lapel 71 to 57. Other notable scores include Franklin Central 83 Morristown 44 and Lebanon 101 Sheridan 68 along with college and pro results.
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Madison Heights
Shelbyville
Vernon
Lapel
Deputy
Pike
Zionsville
Sunman
Dillsboro
Franklin Central
Morristown
Bowling Style: Deep Knee Bend During Release
The bowler explains bending over and crouching during the final step to release the ball from a lower point, preventing a loud landing and ensuring smooth roll. He notes the technique helps top pin action and references sourcing tips from Don Carter and Marion Ladewig.
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Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
Anderson Herald
National Newspaper Syndicate
W. Madison St
Chicago
Ill
Versalles Signs 1962 Contract With Twins
Cuban shortstop Zoilo Versalles has signed his 1962 contract with the Minnesota Twins, the club announced Tuesday. Versalles, who left the team briefly last summer, hit .280 and fielded .952 in 1929 games in his first full major league season with the club.
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Versalles
ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota Twins
Jensen Confirms His Retirement
Crystal Bay Nevada AP Jackie Jensen says he is quitting professional baseball for good ending a career with the Boston Red Sox. He will live at Lake Tahoe and enter real estate development, after previous premature retirements in 1959 and 1961.
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Crystal Bay
Nev
Jackie Jensen
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Dick O'Connell
Boston
North Lake Tahoe
Jensen
Lake Tahoe
Zoe Ann Olson
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