AHS Faces Nightmare Week and Top Teams Near Playoff Push
The story surveys a tight basketball race as East Chicago Washington and Madison stay unbeaten while others like Froebel, Froebe, and district rivals prepare key midweek and Friday tests. It notes upcoming showdowns including East Chicago versus Attucks, Seymour at Columbus, and Southport at Shelbyville, with conference honors likely decided soon.
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Madison
Indianapolis
New Albany
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Garfield
Terre Haute
WIC
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Southport
Shelbyville
SCC
Central
Alexandria
Monticello
North Central
Lafayette
Bluffton
Southern
Bosse
North
Rex Mundi
Evansville
Tell City
NIHSC
South Bend
Pelson
Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
Anderson Herald
National Newspaper Syndicate
W. Madison Sr
Ill
Ohio State Sets Statistic Pace
Ohio State. pivoting amid a 40 victory record and 19 straight Big Ten wins, leads in field goal and free throw percentage and scoring and rebounding averages. Indiana's Jimmy Rayes leads in scoring, with Lucas and Yavlicek among top Buckeye scorers. Purdue and Illinois players also rank high.
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Ohio State
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Hece
Indiana
Jimmy Rays
Don Nel‘son
Iowa
Jerry Lucas
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Evie Magdanz
Minnesota
Ron Jackson
Wisconsin
John Yavlicek
Dave Downey
Illinois
Alexandria Maintains County Cage Lead After Week
Two Alexandria victories and one Markleville loss boosted the Tigers to undisputed first in Maison County prep standings and CIC with a 9-0 mark. Markleville fell to Pendleton in the Madison County Invitational. Frankton dropped to 19-3. St. Marys surged with six straight wins while Madison Heights rose from last place with a Tuesday win over Shelbyville.
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Markleville
Frankton
Anderson
St. Mary's
Pendleton
Edwood
Summitville
Madison Heights
Tigers
Maison County Prep
Shelbyville
Pirates
Lapel
Heith
Gary Pate
Tom Fogerty
Elwood
Diverse Indiana high school basketball scores reported Tuesday
A Tuesday slate yields Vernon 57 over Dupont 48 and Franklin Central 88 over Morristown Plainville 69. Other notable results include Yell City 79 over Springs Valley 4, Cortland 75 over Clearspring 52, and Montpelier 76 over Pennville 73. Numerous small-town games across Cass, Jay, and surrounding counties are listed with final scores and brief notes on postponed contests due to illness.
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Dupont
Franklin Central
Morristown
Plainville
Borden
Mitchell
Orleans
Yel! City
Springs Valley
Cortland
Clearspring
Treland
Lynnville
Clarksville
New Washington
Whiting
Gary Mann
Chesterton
Crown Point
Griffith
Dyer
Montpelier
Pennville
Pleasant Mills
Gray
Roanoke
Rock Creek
Huntington Co
Clay Two
Washington
Cass Co
New Ross
Campbellsbur
English
Lakeville
North Liberty
Greene Tap
St. Joseph Co
Mich
Brandywine
Rochester
Bourbon
Tippecanoe
Beaver Dam
Lima
Muncie Swamps AHL Swim Team Triumphs Over Anderson
Muncie Central defeated Anderson High's varsity swimming team 64 to 31 last night. Pearson and Watson secured several wins including diving and medley relay, while multiple events yielded top finishes for the Indians.
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Kizer
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Glaney
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Troke
Warner
Kappler
Moore to defend light heavyweight crown in title fight
Champion Chie Moore must sign to defend his light heavyweight title against Harold Johnson of Philadelphia, Doug Jones of New York, or another approved contender.
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Olden Bears
Gene Fullmer
Terry Downe Valley
Paul Pender
State Athletic Commission
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England
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Casey's Platoon Plan Would Have Failed
Phil Rizzuto, touring with the New York Yankees, says Casey Stengel would have steered the Yankees to pennant failure last season using platoon strategy. He notes Stengel was fired after 1960 and later managed the Mets. Houk cites the loss of Tony Kubek as a major early challenge at shortstop.
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New York Mets
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Hall of Fame
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Bill’ i Skowren
Elston Howard
Jack White
New Haven
Houk
Tony Kubek
Maris Fails To Reach Salary Terms With Yankees
New York AP reports Roger Maris did not reach salary terms with the New York Yankees after a brief meeting with General Manager Roy Spencer. Negotiations are to resume next month in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the Yankees’ spring training base. Also listed are baseball scores: Pittsboro 46, Attica 65, Perrysville 53, Covington 47, Rockville 46.
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Yanks
NEW York Fap
New York Yankees
Roy
Fort Lauderdale
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Yankees
Wilson Hopes To Solve NCAA AAU Struggle
Kenneth L Tug Wilson, president of the U S Olympic Committee, urged a peaceful 30 day settlement in the power struggle between AAU and NCAA The plan calls a meeting of officials from both groups to resolve differences and push ahead with development for the 1963 Pan American Games and the 1964 Olympics In a rally he said both sides must compromise while coaches accuse the AAU of dictatorial power and limited collegiate voice Charley Sifford eagled twice in the 1961 Portland Open
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Associated Press
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U.S. Olympic Committee
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National Collegiate Athletic
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Tug) Wilson
Chicago
America
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Wilson
Sao Paulo
Brazil
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Austria
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