Anderson Area Basketball Card Tonight Promises Close Contests
Panthers face Kokomo and others as Bock sits out with injury. Elwood and Madison Heights clash with potential upsets as Markleville leads 13-2, while St. Marys aims for seven straight wins in Madison County action.
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Anderson
Kokomo
Alexandria
Elwood
Frankton
Middletown
St. Mary's
Highland
Crawfordsville
Madison Heights
Markleville
Lapel
Noblesville
Lawrence Central
Pendleton
Summitville
Vernon
Zionsville
Wilkinson
Knightstown
Yorktown
Daleville
Gaston
Central
Central Frosh Top Alex Twice and More Coast-to-Coast Prep
Central Frosh tops Alex twice while Bradford’s squad features Thompson Miller Mundy and Denny as likely starters against Crawfordsville. Frankton heads to Middletown for a barnburner as both Eagles and Cossacks seek a win after recent losses.
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Alex
Bradford
Thompson
Miller
Mundy
Denny
Crawfordsville Crew
Frankton
Middletown
Barnburner
Eagles
Cossacks
Joe Jameson
Dick Benefield
Larry Reedy
Moline and Centralia Face Rugged Weekend Tests in Illinois
Moline and Centralia challenge top rivals as Illinois prep basketball action heats up. Moline, No. 1, seeks revenge versus Central of Davenport after a 63-49 loss, then hosts East Moline. Centralia, No. 2, meets Herrin and Wood River in a tough doubleheader as Madison, Belleville, Benton, and other top teams also duel.
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Moline
Centralia
Downstate
United Press International Coaches Board
Central
Davenport
Iowa
East Moline
Centralia Orphans
Herrin
Wood River
Cincinnati Stamps North Texas State In MVC Route
Cincinnati powered to an 89-61 Missouri Valley win over North Texas State as guard Tony Yates scored a career high 23 points. John Savage led North Texas with 30 points, but the Eagles fell to 0-3 in league play.
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UPI
North Texas State
Eagles
John Savage
Bearcats
Savage
North Texas
Tony Yates
High School Cage Scores From Putnam County and Wabash Valley
Tournament results list Belle Union 67 Roachdale 63 in Putnam County. Wabash Valley games show North Central 76 Monroe City 57 and West Vigo 64 Bruceville 49. College and NBA scores follow with LaSalle 73 Miami 61 and Detroit 101 Syracuse 100.
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Putnam County
Shortridge
Terre Haute
Wiley
Nineveh
Ind. Boys School
Hancock Central
New Palestine
Decatur Catholic
West Union
Huntington Catholic
North Miami
South Bend
Washington
Central
East Chicago
Hammond Tech
Calumet
Gary Edison
Wabash Valley
Sullivan North Central
Monroe City
West Vigo
Bruceville
Switz City
Linton
Loogootee
Ellettsville
Midland
Littler Leads San Francisco Open With 65 In Round One
United States Open champion Gene Littler fired a 6 under par 65 at Harding Park to seize a two stroke lead in the $50,000 Lucky International golf tournament. Marty Furgol trailed at 67 as a large field produced 33 under par rounds.
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Toronto
Canada
Harding Park
San Francisco
Gene Littler
Marty Furgol
Littler
Harding Municipal
Oakland Hills
Mich
Ken Venturi
Tommy Aaron
Stan Leonard
Paul Harney
Bob Goalby
Hrold Kneece
Tony Lim
Eric Monti
Don Fairfield
Doug Ford
Bing Crosby
Pebble Beach
Dutch Harrison
Don Finsterwald
Bob Shave Jr
Jack Burke
Bill Casper
Jack Fleck
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Gary Player
Johannesburg
South Africa
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Arnold Palmer
George Archer
UPI
Hardingpark
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Calif
Coghill
Ill
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Vernon Hill
N. Y
Harold Kneece
Aiken
S. C
Gainesville
Crystal River Fla
Worchester
Mass
Vancouver
B.C
Los Angeles
Champaign
Sequesta
Fla
Bob Shave
Willoughby
Ohio
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Jackie Burke
Houston
Tex
Tribe Faces Kokomo Then South Bend Central In Hoosier Road Trip
Anderson opens travel with a 8:15 p.m. game tonight at Kokomo against the Wildcats with 7,920 in attendance possible. Tomorrow they meet South Bend Central at Wigwam as 6,500 fans are expected. Team shows a 9 of 14 record, averaging 69.6 per game. Tom Seal leads with 434 shooting pace and Steve Clevenger averages 15.7 points.
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Lapel
Stan Hackleman
Stan
Roudebush
Upton
Sandefur
Bulldogs
Markleville
Madison Heights
Pirates
Shelbyville
Phil Shields
Bucs
Steve Garner
Fred Kean
Paul Bradford
Anderson
Indians
Indiana
Kokomo Wildcats
Kokomo
South Bend Central
Wigway
Richard Bassey
Tom Seal
Steve Clevenger
Denver Broncos name Jack Faulkner head coach
Denver picks Jack Faulkner to lead the AFL franchise after a two year losing streak. The 35 year old San Diego defensive backs coach signs a two year contract with an unmet salary. An ultimatum from president Cal Kunz ties first year to performance and sets a stronger second year.
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UPI
Denver Broncos
San Diego
Jack Faulkner
Broncos
Denver Board of Directors
Faulkner
AFL
Frank Filchock
Cal Kunz
Bronco Brass
Orioles Sign Williams and Throneberry as Utility Men
Baltimore announces the signing of Dick Williams and Marv Throneberry. Williams, who has a .206 average this season, previously played for the Orioles and Kansas City. Throneberry, a former Yankee, hit .226 after joining last season.
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Williams
Orioles
Throneberry
New York Yankee
Marvin Stanley at the Piano Bar at Derby
Marvin Stanley headlines a piano bar session starting at 4 P.M. at The Derby venue with ongoing performances into the evening.
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Marvin Stanley
Base Stealing Wills Signs 1962 Dodgers Contract
Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills signed his 1962 contract, receiving an estimated $24,000, about $3,000 more than 1961. Wills, the team’s base stealing standout, had 35 steals last season after 30 the year before.
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UPI
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
F. J
Buzzie) Bavasi
Wills
Dodger
Swedish Drivers Cup Big Rally Monte Carlo Victory
A Saab crew Erik Carlson and Gunnar Haggbom won the 2400 mile Monte Carlo rally with the best road test score. They led over 300 cars from eight European cities. Eugen Bohringer Rauno Aaltonen Mercedes finished second. Paddy Hopkirk Jack Scott Sunbeam finished third. Pat Moss Ann Wisdom won the women's cup for the third time in four years.
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Eugen Bohringer
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Paddy Hopkirk
Jack Scott
Britain
Paris
Pat Moss
Stirling Moss
Ann Wisdom
Morris
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