Kokomo Upsets Anderson 87 to 70 in boys high school game
Anderson shot 41 0 on 28 baskets of 67 attempts as Clevenger scored 25 for Kokomo. Kokomo outrebounded Anderson 36 to 33 and led by 17 points in the upset win over Markleville’s Lapel in a late-season contest.
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Kokomo
Anderson
Markleville
Cass Ietail
Indians
Clevenger
Baker
Lewis
Mauck
E . Clevenger
G . Fuller
Morgan - Seal Nunn
Robbins
Kokomo Hawkins Trueblood
Ligon
Eisert
Cox
Hawkin
Burt
Plattens Eee
Eee
Grimes
Campbell
Athenians top Pirates 55 44 on Madison Heights floor
Athenians beat Madison Heights 55 to 44 on their home floor for the invaders ninth victory in 16th season. Stipe 16, Long 11, Davis 11 lead Athenians. Garner 16, Shields 13 pace Pirates. Pirates hit 19 of 66 field goals. Madison Heights plays Sapulpa next Friday.
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Crawfordsville
Madison Heights
Invader
Stipe
Long
Davis
Steve Garner
Phil Shields
Sapel
Pirates
Stipe Ll Long
Lynch
Williams
Brown
Madison Hts
Miller
F Garner
Shields
Kean
G Mundy
Mad. Heights
Arlowe
Del
Noblesville Cages Past Lawrence Central for 13th Win
Gary Cox led Noblesville with 28 points as the Millers rallied from a 12-point deficit to defeat Lawrence Central 72-69 on the Central floor. Jim Land added 18, Jeff Reveal 11, and Don Fleming 12 as Noblesville dominated the boards and improved to 13 wins in 15 starts.
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Gary Cox
Noblesville
Lawrence Central
Millers
Cox
Jim Land
Jeff Reveal
Don Fleming
Lyons
Land
Reveal
Fleming
Nickel F
Eusey
Ee Curry
Ie van McDaniel
Nobiesville
Miller's 2 Late Charity Tosses Decide Game
Lapel Bulldogs rally to beat Markleville Arabians 74 to 73 in a White River Conference clash. Delbert Miller sank two free throws in the final five seconds after a tight fourth period, snapping an eight game skid for Lapel as Stan Sandefur led with 22 points.
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Lapel
Delbert Miller
Lapel Bulldogs
Marklevillé Arabians
White River
Bulldogs
Miller
Stan Sandefur
Lapelites
Gary Roudebush
Stan Hackleman
Gary Pate
Howard Williams
Keesling
Anderson Area High School Basketball Schedule
The Central Indiana slate lists South Bend Central at Anderson, Beech Grove at Hancock Central, Alexandria at Frankton, Anderson Highland at Dunkirk, Anderson St. Mary’s at Greenfield, Elwood at Wabash. Conference play features x Central Indiana Conference games.
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Anderson Area
South Bend Central
Ander
Kokomo
Anderson
Alexandria
Elwood
Frankton
Middletown
Highland
Anderson St. Mary's
Crawfordsville
Madison Heights
Lapel
Markleville
Noblesville
Lawrence Central
Irish Topple Goblins In Overtime 50-44
Summitville Pendleton beat Summitville 50-44 in overtime last night. Virgil Mabrey led the Irish with 16 points, Phil Mabrey added 10, Tom Fromholtz 13, and Ron Silvey had 11 for the Goblins.
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Goblins
Summitville
Pendleton
Virgil Mabrey
Phil Mabrey
Tom Fromholtz
Ron Silvey
Honnold
P.mabrey
V.mabrey
E . Smith
Hanna
Crosley
Summitville - Fromholtz
Silvey
Robinson
C- Welborn
Woodruff
Ee Ovt
Mitronie Ladd
Milton Star John Knipp Breaks Leg in 84 67 Win
Milton High School 6-foot-4 junior center John Knipp broke his right leg late in Friday nights game at Whitewater of Wayne County. Knipp had 19 points and 20 rebounds before the injury as Milton secured an 84 to 67 victory.
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Richmond
Ind
John Knipp
Milton High School
Whitewater
Wayne County
Knipp
Tips for keeping shoulders level in a bowling delivery
The article stresses keeping the shoulders level throughout the delivery to avoid a right to left ball path. It notes the risk when the right shoulder dips during downswing and release and mentions a forthcoming bowling tips booklet by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig, with contact details for requests.
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Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
Anderson Herald
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National Newspaper Syndicate
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Ill
Zionsville Triumphs in First Victory Behind Free Throws
Zionsville rode 22 free throws in the first victory, beating Vernon Township 66 to 48. Donnie White led with 19 points, George Johnson 16, Mike Weber 13, while Vernon’s Tony Hayse added 16 and Jon Wilson 14 as Vernon falls to 7 losses in 16th season play.
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Vernon Township
Vikings
Donnie White
George Johnson
Mike Weber
Jon Wilsons
Tony Hayse
Vernon
Hancock Central
Viking
Hayse
Wilson
Petty
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Gray
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Fuqua
Icusataus Eaimes Enoinuaasial
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Heath
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Torre Enmiictnennons
OS Vernon
Bush
Wellman
Zionse
Tigers extend CIC lead with 6th straight win over Alexandria
In Central Indiana Conference action Friday night Alex Trims Elwood 50 to 40 as Alexandria earns its 13th win of the season. Sam Jones and Gary Paddock led Alexandria with 14 points each while Tom Fogerty added 16 for Elwood and Ron Drake 12 for the Panthers. Elwood dropped to 3-7 in league play. Alexandria improved to 13-? with the victory.
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Elwood
Alexandria
Tigers
Central Indiana
Sam Jones
Gary Paddock
Tom Fogerty
Ron Drake
Panters
Flwood
Wabash
Frankton
Dan Prough
Henderson
Jones
G.paddock
Dave Rouge
Hanlin
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Hurst
Gardner
Odom
Fogerty
Diane Wan
Ieee Ee
Wood
Anderson
Indiana Central
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Hoosier College
Taylor
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Tech
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Steve Hatch
John Winebrenner
Zigler
Engineers
Roger Clays
Macholtz
Bates
Chris
Ferris
Kyle Sandefur
Markleville
Dick Howell
Nolan Reed
Strawn
Dick Leach
Ravens
Kalamazoo
Titans Acquire QB Songin from Patriots in Trade
New York Titans obtain quarterback Butch Songin from the Boston Patriots in exchange for defensive halfback Dick Felt. Songin, 35, was among the AFL's leading passers last season. Felt, 28, noted as an outstanding defensive back.
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NEW York
New York Titans
Butch Songin
Boston Patriots
Dick Felt
Songin
Felt
Cage Scores From Indiana High School Basketball Meet
A dense list of boys basketball results from Indiana venues shows Kokomo, Anderson, Zionsville, Knightstown, and many others posting wins and losses. Notable scores include Madison 68 over Brownstown 50, Huntington 79 over Manchester 53, and Indianapolis Cathedral 78 over Pike 73 with many forfeit and overtime notes throughout the long card.
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Vernon
Knightstown
Wilkinson
Gaston
Daleville
CAGE
Bo Speedway
Danville
Madison
Brownstown
Logansport
Lafayette
Columbus
Seymour
Ind. Boys School
Perry Central
Indpls
Park
Southport
Shelbyville
North Vernon
Scottsburg
Huntington
Manchester
Martinsville
Connersville
Tech
Marion
Decatur Central
Center Grove
Bedford
Jeffersonville
Greensburg
Aurora
Charlestown
Crothersville
Versailles
Dupont
Rochester
Bremen
Franklin Central
Indpis
Scecina
Tipton
Muncie Burris
New Palestine
Arlington
Madison Shawe
Eastern
Ravens Face Indiana Tech Tonight Amid Flu Outbreak
Anderson College cagers travel to Ft Wayne to meet Indiana Tech in a non conference game at 8 p m. Bar rett Bates may miss the trip with the flu while Ken Strawn, the Ravens leading scorer, recovers from illness but returns in good scoring form.
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Bob Macholtz
Anderson College
Ft. Wayne
Indiana Tech
Ravens
Barrett Bates
Macholtz
Bates
Raven
Macheltzmen
Ken Strawn
Indiana Central
Strawn
Highlanders avenge loss to St Mary's in county tourney
Highlanders, seeking revenge after a 64-62 Madison County tournament defeat, beat St Mary's 60-47 on their floor. Don Fern led with 19 points as Highlanders broke a 6 game St Mary's streak, jumping to an 18-13 first quarter edge and expanding to a 34-21 halftime cushion.
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Highland
Madison County
St. Mary's
Gaels
Scots
St. Mary’s
Highlanders
Roger Broderick
Mike Pickell
Don Fern
Tom Lantz
Ken Harris
Harris
Fern
Jim Cade
Dickie Daoust
St. Mary's Ig
Peet
Sasine
McKinney
Wagner
Ocean
Broderick
Dax Ee
Weises
Manghelli
Toro Cacnens
Thornburg
Lantae Oe
Fern c
Green
Cedanas
Waymire A
Symmes Oe Ee
Teta
Highan
Smith
Northam
Eagles Win Behind Late Rally Over Cossacks
Middletown Frankton pulled off a 75-70 road win as they erased a 56 49 deficit in the final period. John Smith and Jim Waltermire led with 18 points each, Dallas Curtis added 10, Larry Waltermire 12, while Dick Benefield led Cossacks with 17. Three others hit double digits.
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Middletown
Frankton
Eagles
Cossacks
John Smith
Jim Waltermire
IHSAA Mat Pairings For 1962 Wresting Championship
IHSAA will announce pairings and seedings next Monday for 12 weight divisions at the Indiana high school wrestling championships. A record 94 schools entered, ten more than last year. Sectionals set Feb 3 at eight sites, regionals Feb 10, and state finals Feb 17.
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Indianapolis
UPI
L. V. Phillips
IHSAA
Indianapolis Wood
Bloomington
Crown Point
East Chicago
Evansville
Mater Dei
Franklin Central
Indianapolis Ripple
Kokomo
South Bend
Adams
Net Coach Rudy Marker Dies at 61 in Indiana
Rudy Marker, 61, longtime basketball coach at Madison Two and teacher at the same school, died after a heart attack suffered Tuesday during classes. He coached at Ladoga, Lowell, West Palm Beach, and Madison, where his teams won the St Joseph County tourney seven times. In 1951 Madison beat South Bend Central in sections but fell to Washington Clay led by Don Schlundt.
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South Bend
Littler Opens Up Big Lead At Lucky International
National Open champion Gene Littler shot 68 to build a five stroke cushion at Harding Park. He posted 133 after two rounds, with a 65-68, as Billy Maxwell Tony Lema and Tommy Jacobs trailed at 138 and other leaders included Monti Harris Fairfield Caspar Aaron Rosburg in the top group.
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San Francisco
UPI
Gene Littler
Littler
Harding Park
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Calif
Billy Maxwell
Las Vegas
Nev
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Gene
San Diego
Eric Monti
Los Angeles
Bob Harris
Winnetka
Ill
Don Fairfield
Champaign
Bill Caspar
Apple Valley
Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
Bob Rosburg
Portland
Ore
Special Friday and Saturday chicken or fish dinner
All you can eat family style special offered Friday and Saturday at the Derby with the price of one dollar.
IHSAA Pairings Due On Feb. 14
Indiana High School Athletic Association announced pairings for the 52nd state basketball tourney will be made Wednesday morning in Indianapolis. The draw begins at 8 a.m. EST with 660 cards shuffled, to finish around 9 45 a.m., as the AP maintains a direct line to broadcast results.
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Indianapolis
Indiana High Athletic Association
THSAA
Associated Press
IHSAA
L. V. Phillips
Board of Control
Marvin Stanley Plays Piano At The Derby Bar
Marvin Stanley performs at the piano bar from 4 PM daily at The Derby Bar. The program runs in the afternoon with ongoing music into the evening.
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Marvin Stanley
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