Area Schedule Picks Up Speed As Time Becomes Precious
Area basketball action accelerates with 21 games this week as prep cagers push toward crucial conference showdowns. Highlights include Anderson's county trip to Kokomo and Highland mounting a surge as Kokomo’s star rises.
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Sind
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Greg Graham
South Side Tops Pendleton Twice In Hoops Brief
East Chicago Roosevelt climbs as Indiana basketball leads race after a 31 98 victory over Pendleton and a 44 42 win for South Side as local teams push for top state honors. Roosevelt holds top spot. Lafayette and Columbus also vie for high honors with Evansville North and Washington in pursuit.
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Stewart
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Shelbyville
Gohhring
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Unique Trout Project May Turn Hat Creek Into Paradise
Paul, president of the San Fy Jeisco chapter of Trout Untintt, reports a Hat Creek cleanup and restoration effort in northern California. The plan targets a 3.5 mile stretch to remove trash fish and possibly restore brook trout, aiming to rival England’s famed streams. Conservation groups lead the initiative, joined by Pacific Gas & Electric, the California Fish & Game Department, and the Wildlife Conservation Board.
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Los Angeles
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Baylor
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West
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California Negro Athletes Demand Firing of 3 UC Coaches
Berkeley reports a group led by Gob Smith seeks dismissal of basketball coach Rene Herrerias and football aides William Dutton and Joe Marvin. They threaten a sports boycott over alleged mistreatment and claim “inability or unwillingness to relate to black athletes.”
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East Greer Leads East Past West in All Star Classic
In New York Madison Square Garden East star East Greer scored a record 19 third period points and captured the Most Valuable Player award as the East defeated the West 14 224 in the 18th NBA All Star game. Havlicek led the West with 26, while West and Clark added 17 each for the losers.
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Lee Replaces Hurt Thurmond in All Star Game Selection
Clyda Lee of the San Francisco Warriors was chosen to replace Nate Thurmond in the NBA All Star game at Madison Square Garden. Thurmond pulled out with a torn knee ligament and underwent surgery. Lee will back up Zélmo Beatty of the St. Louis Hawks.
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Unclear OCR sports card with scattered team results
Fragmentary text lists East and West NBA All Star references and college teams such as Mich State Canisius Cornel Villanova Pall Textile Manchester Ohio Fayetteville Bloomington Unionville but names, scores, and context are garbled and incomplete. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable items.
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Panorama Barber Shop Cagers Face Indiana Reformatory
Panorama Barber Shop basketball team travels to Pendleton to meet Indiana Reformatory. Readable roster includes Marion Pierce Bobby Page Bobby Lewis Jot Teague Frank Morgan Guane Buberwer Robert Mitchell Benn Scot Jim Newton and manager Jack Overmyer.
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Gees
Pendleton
Indiana Reformatory
Panorama
Marion Pierce
Bobby Page
Bobby Lewis
Jot’ Teague
Frank Morgan
Guane Buber Wer
Robert Mitchell
Benn Scot
Jim Newton
Manegar-Eneeh
Jack Overmyer
Robby’s Vision OK in Orioles Negotiations Over Contract Size
Frank Robinson was examined for double vision after a baselinematch collision and was cleared to proceed. He met Tuesday at Memorial Stadium with Orioles official Harry Dalton to discuss the 163,000 salary figure and his playing status.
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Orioles
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Ranea
Sion
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Tankmen fall to Barris as Miller sets school mark
Madison Heights swimmers lost to Burris Barris 53 37 at Ball State pool. Mike Miller set a new school record 200 freestyle 2 05 86. Medley relay won by Barris. Results include multiple event placements and times. Madison Heights next meets Fort Wayne Snider Thursday at AH Pool.
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Bears Freshmen Rally For 43 win Over New Castle
Central freshmen broke a 14 19 deficit to defeat New Castle 43 final score. King led with 37 points, Murdock scored 13, Nunn 11, Popplewell 7, Lamberson 11 for Central Trojans. Next Tuesday Central hosts Mar-Vion McCullough.
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Siscay Castle
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Granatelli Enters Four Turbine Cars At Indy Race
Granatelli plans four turbine powered cars for the 50 mile Indianapolis race on May 30, with Shelby Racing Co entries designed by Ken Wall. Dennis Hulme and Bruce McLaren will drive two of the four wheeled machines, while other entries include a Wallis cockpit turbine car and an Adams Air Craft Sales entry. The U S Auto Club limits and design details are noted in the report.
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U.S. Auto Club
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Bruce McLaren
Jack Adams Aircraft Sales Co
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Miss
Shelby
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
General Electric
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