Kokomo Edges AHS in close city rivalry
Kokomo defeats Anderson High School 65 to 64 as Marion thwarts the Pirates and Argabright scores 34 for Kokomo. Wildcat rally seals a narrow win over the Indians in a tense NCC battle with key free throws and balanced scoring from Watters Freeman and Woods.
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Ex Michigan Coach Kobs Dies After Attack
EAST LANSING Mich AP ex Michigan State baseball coach yeohu Kobs died Friday at his home after a heart attack at age 60. He mentored players who advanced to major leagues including Robin Roberts Dick Redatz Ron Perranoski Ed Uobaugh and Al Luplow while guiding the Spartans from 1925 to 1963 and helping found the American Association of Baseball Coaches serving as its first president.
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Rector Brothers Lead Marion Past Madison Heights in 66 56 Victory
Jack Rector set a career scoring mark with 18 points to reach 1 088 as Marion defeated Madison Heights 66 56 before 4 500 at the AHL Wigwam. Neal Rector added 18 and Greg Graham fought through late penalties as Marion avoided upsets and extended the win push.
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Earlham Provides Ravens With Supreme Test Tonight
Earlham travels to face Anderson College in a Hoosier Conference clash as the Ravens seek a major upset. Anderson sits 16-1 overall and 7-1 in the league, led by top scorers and a strong rebounding lineup as Earlham aims to capitalize on matchups and pull off an upset on the road.
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Orwig to Address District Lions Banquet in Muncie
Bill Orwig Indiana University's athletic director will speak at the 25 D Lions District Silver Anniversary Basketball Dinner in Ball State Union Cardinal Room Muncie on Wednesday night January 3. The event honors 12 basketball stars and features Lions Clubs committees and district officers from 250 chapters.
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Helmet Use Grows in Pro Hockey Across League
The helmet trend accelerates as NHL players gear up this weekend. Chicago Blackhawks Doug, Mikita, Sta Mikita, Wharram and Pilote plan helmet use, while Toronto Maple Leafs Conacher, Carleton, Fitts, Walton and Stemkowski also choose head protection. Conacher led the switch after Bill Masterton’s death, with helmets now common among stars.
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Heartbreaker split advice for bowlers and plan to improve
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Eastern Hancock Cruises Past Foe 80 to 49
Eastern Hancock defeated Knights 80 to 49 to notch its 13th win against four losses. The Royals dominated the game with a strong second-half surge and sealed the victory on home court Friday night.
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Highland Beats Arabs 66 58 In WIC Victory
Highland rallied from a first half deficit to defeat the Markleville Arabians 66 to 58 in White River Conference action. Danny Argabright scored 14 with 6 foul-stripe points, Jones added 19, and Mike Dickey led Highland with 20 as the Scots won their third league game and handed Markleville their fifth loss.
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Twins Sign Clark Kostro Mitterwald in Major Trades
The Minnesota Twins announced the signings of infielder Ron Clark outfielder Frank Kostro and rookie catcher George Mitterwald. Clark hit .167 in 20 games hampered by an injured arm, Kostro batted .323 in 22 games mostly as a pinch hitter, and Mitterwald posted .242 at Charlotte.
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