Hoosier Five Rally Edges Purdue 74 73 in Big Ten Clash
Indiana overcome nine point deficits to defeat Purdue 74 73 in Lafayette. Tom Van Arsdale scored the decisive basket as Jimmy Rayl went 12 free throws for 25 points while Bill Jones led Purdue with 22. It was Purdue’s first loss to Indiana at Purdue since Feb 15, 1954. attendance 9 426.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Indiana
Purdue
Hoosiers
Tom van Arsdale
Boilermakers
Bill Jones
van Arsdale
Jimmy Rayl
Rayl
Jones
Jimmy Rays
Ron Hughes
Mel Garland
Brown Trade Desire Told
Fullback Jimmy Brown expressed a wish to be traded unless his relationship with coach Paul Brown improved, a sentiment revealed in Sport magazine's March issue. He criticized coaching methods and called for freedom of expression and a less suppressive system before the coach was fired.
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NEW York
UPI
Jimmy Brown
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Brown
Sport Magazine
Former Green Bay Coach Incoma After Severe Stroke
Tom Red Hearden, former Green Bay Packers defensive coach and Notre Dame co captain under Knute Rockne, remained in a coma after a severe stroke last week. A Green Bay native, he coached at St Norbert College and Wisconsin in college, then joined the Packers and held the post until May 1957.
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Green Bay
Wis
UPI
Fromer
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Tom ‘Red
Hearden
St. Norbert College
West de Pere
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Packers
Area High School And College Fives Busy This Week
This week features basketball games across area high schools and colleges with listings for Tuesday through Saturday. Notable matchups include Mount Summit at Wilkinson, Summitville at St. Marys, Kokomo at Anderson, and Madison Heights at Highland. Conference standings and cross-league games are noted for White River Central Central Indiana and Hoosier College events.
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Area High School
Tri-State
Anderson
Taylor
White River
Central Indiana
Hoosier College
Pendleton
Plankton F
St. Mary’s Ee
Middletown
Markleville Os
Lopes
Summitville
Cere
YMCA squads notch wins in Commercial league contests
Magic Car Wash beat Galbraiths 75 to 66 and Hoosier Market down Childes Coal 86 to 71. Eagles edged Link-O-Matic 63 to 59 in overtime, while Al eye beat Kakmasters 86 to 59. Ortiz undergoes surgery for gastric hemorrhage in El Centro.
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Magic Car Wash
Hoosier Market
YMCA
Eagles
All Stars
Galbraith’s
Childes Coal
Link-O-Matic
al Eye
Kakmasters
Oxes
Galbraith FG
OO Eris
Bai Pecmraes
Anne Alfrey
Gere
TOO Describans
Nser Ens
Barnett
Aiaaegs
Collins
Morgan
Glazebrooks
Bradds Score 35 As Ohio State Edges Northwestern
Ohio State defeats Northwestern 72-70 in Columbus to boost Big Ten title hopes. Gary Bradds scores 35 points on 11 of 15 field goals and perfect 13 of 13 free throws, adding 12 rebounds. Northwestern’s Rich Falk nets 32 in a hard fought contest.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Northwestern
Gary Bradds
Bradds
Rich Falk
Buckeyes
Falk
Wildcats
John Miller
Doug McDonald
Rick LaPassa
Scharf's late jumps lift Tech past Kentucky 66 62
Georgia Tech freshman Ron Scharf scored a pair of late jumpers and a clinching coast-to-coast drive to lift the sixth ranked Engineers to a 66-62 victory over Kentucky. Kentucky’s Cotton Nash managed only 1 point in the second half as Tech rallied from a 19-10 hole to a 33-33 halftime tie.
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Atlanta
UPI
Ron Scharf
Georgia Tech
Kentucky Wildcats
Engineers
Tech
Kentucky
Scharf
Cotton Nash
Xavier
Charles Ishmael
Hockey Scores from Sundays National and American Leagues
Sunday results show NHL scores Montreal 3 Chicago 4 Toronto 4 New York 2 Detroit 5 Boston 3. AHL action Hershey 5 Providence 3 Buffalo 3 Pittsburgh 1 Cleveland 4 Springfield 2 Baltimore 3 Rochester 3 in overtime.
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Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
New York
Detroit
Boston
Hershey
Providence
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Springfield
Baltimore
Rochester
Lie
College Scores and Pro Basketball Results Across Major Games
Indiana 74 Purdue 73 and Ohio State 72 Northwestern 70 highlighted Big Ten action. Georgia Tech 74 Kentucky 62, Florida 83 Citadel 75, Knoxville 99 Alabama A M 88, Winston Salem St 87 Va Union. Southern Illinois 62 Toledo 59. West Virginia State 68 West Virginia Tech 52. High Point 99 Guilford 54. Pro NBA wins: Boston 123 New York 110. Los Angeles 105 St Louis 101. Syracuse 119 San Francisco 110. Cincinnati 143 Chicago 126.
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Big Ten
Indiana
Purdue
Ohio State
Northwestern
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Ind. Central
Millikan
Florida
Citadel
Knoxville
Alabama
Winston Salem
Southern Illinois
Toledo
W. Va. St
W. Va
Boston
New York
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Syracuse
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
Irish Wrestlers Topple Pirates in Madison County Action
Pendleton hosts the Madison Heights meet with Irish wrestlers edging Madison Heights 22 to 17. Key results include D. Seok pinning Apgar, B. Hopkins edging Powell, and S. Sells winning 4 0. The Irish travel to Noblesville next and host Centerville the following night.
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Pendleton
Trish
Madison County
Madison Heights
Noblesville
Centerville
Mike Conkon
Dee
Delph
S. Lewark
Taylor
D. Nale
M. Starrett
R. Jacobs
Robinson
B. Post
Jones
S. Sells
Barker
J. Alley
Carmack
D. Bell
Thornburg
S. Seok
Apgar
B. Hopkins
Powell
Barnes
Fox Wh. Hoy
B. Lee
Sparks
Bradds Emerges as Big Ten Scoring Leader at Ohio State
Gary Bradds, nicknamed Tex, leads the Big Ten with a 25.6 point average in 13 games for Ohio State. The 6-8 sophomore forward recalls learning under Jerry Lucas and hints he could switch to a guard spot if he turns pro, though no offers have materialized.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Gary Bradds
Jerry Lucas
Lucas
Ohio State University
Bradds
Big Ten
Ohio State
Luke
Buckeye
Fred ‘Taylor
Gary
Taylor
Tex
Gary Gearhart
Jerry
Greenview High School
Jamestown
Ohio
The
State University
Brigham Young
Michigan State
OSU
Buckeyes
YMCA
Demand for Columbus Seymour basketball tickets leads to drawing
In Columbus Indiana demand for Columbus High School basketball tickets to play undefeated Seymour Friday night is so high that a drawing will be held in the gym. Columbus sought 1,590 tickets from a 1,000 allotment. Student season ticketers get first shot Tuesday and are expected to buy 600. 400 remain for 2,400 adult season holders. Columbus drew 900 to Indianapolis Manual and 700 to Evansville Bosse.
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Columbus
Ind
Columbus High School
Seymour
Indiana
Indianapolis Manual
Evansville Bosse
Rains Gardens Narrow Meet Results and Honor Roll
Race entries show Kennerly Chevrolet 3 touchdowns and Pit 11 3, Dietrich's Chev 3, Pepsi-Cola 4, Teem Beverage 3, Model Shop 1, Nixon's Texaco 1, Warfield Ins. 0, Electricians 0. The honor roll lists Claybaugh 226, Johnson 214, Sanger 204, Jarvis 215, Hughes 564, White 206, Herbst 223, Acker 209, and others with scores ranging 200–239.
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Kennerly
Plant Seven
Stookey’s
Chevrolet
Dietrich’s
Nixon
Texaco
Dept
Warfield Ins
Teem Beverage
Pepsi-Cola
Electricians
Claybaugh
VanHorn
Brashear
Johnson
Hughes
Sanger
Jarvis
Gaylor
Musick
Thompson
White
Eaton
Dye
Heppen
Acker
Herbst
Anderson
Local Sports Bowling Scores and Honor Roll Highlights
Top Cats 2 and several others lead in bowling matches with scores listed. Honor roll honors include Breece 211 and Hepfer 207, while Texas And Tobacco 4 Misfits 0 and Madison Pro 3 Gassers 4 Pin Savers 0 update team standings and individual tallies with several players named along with their scores and series.
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Top Cats
Robes
Dobbs
R. Breece
H. Ashley
E. Dozier
R. Witham
E. Hepfer
Rains Gardens
Tobacco
Madison Pro
Boco
Epoxy 3 Norris Well Drillers 1 and Other Department Scores
Honor roll names listed with scores and grades across multiple departments including Cooper Cummings Harmon Lawler Nuce Brown Weaver Lynch Belliot Wright Higgins Harper Wallace Agnes Drinkett Utterback Carmany Kline.
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Norris Well
Cooper
Cummings
Harmon
Lawler
Nuce
Brown
Weaver
Lynch
Belliot
E. Wright
C. Higgins
R. Harper
Wallace
Agnes
Drinkett
Utterback
Carmany
Kline
Honor roll and team scores list with names and numbers
Bud and Joe s lead the field with 3 points followed by Sanitation 1 and Plant Protection 3. Dodd s Flowers 4 and Leon s Gulf 1. Electricians 4 and Hasler s Trucking 0. Honor roll includes Wright 204 Hamilton 227 Taylor 576 Woolf 207 Biddle 560 Merrill 552 Williams 208 551 Miller 209 223 612.
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Bud & Joe's
Dodd’s Flowers
Albea’s Plumbing
Galbraith’s
Edwards Ins
Dillon's
Leon’s Gulf
Electricians
Hasler’s Trucking
Wright
Hamilton
Taylor
Woolf
Biddle
Merrill
Williams
Miller
Inspection 3 Wildcats 1 deal details and honor roll
The report lists scores for Inspection 3 versus Wildcats 1 and includes multiple mechanical items. It also presents an honor roll with names Maxwell Bannon Lawson Rockhill Williams Sale Williams Baker Wilburn and Gunion along with their scores and identifiers.
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Maxwell
Bannon
Lawson
Rockhill
Williams
Sale
Baker
Wilburn
B. Smear
R. Thomas
Gunion
Unclear OCR Standings and Scores Across Local Teams
Fragmentary ledger lists team names and scores including Galbraiths Hasler Electricians Dillon Bud and Jo es Albeas Leon Edwards Misfits Dodd Flowers with several figures. Honor roll names Smith Spaulding Williams Pace Hamilton Hiday Derringer Hiatt Taylor with multiple numbers and parentheses.
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Galbraith’s
Hasler Truckingle
Electricians
Dillon's
Suervision
Sanitation
Bud & Joe's
Albea’s
Leon's Gulf
Edwards Ins
Misfits
Dodd's Flowers
Smith
Spaulding
Williams
Pace
Hamilton
Hiday
Hiatt
Derringer
Taylor
City Lines Scores and Honor Roll Highlights
City Lines 4 Lucky Strikes 0 Madison Concessions 2 Mat thew Lumber 2 Dearing Drugs 3 Atlas Red-D-Mix 1 Stroh's 3 Holt's 1 Rains Gardens 2 Stables Cafe 2. Honor roll lists L. Cook O. Clark C. Wilson O. Simmons L. Tanner E. Freels R. Schmidt J. Meyers A. Lawson K. Vinson P. Doan H. Wise R Doan V. Clifton B. Denton R. Benegiel A. Kimm with scores and numbers in parentheses.
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Thomas Oj
Coca-Cola
Madison
Matthew Lumber
Dearing Drugs
Atlas
J. Meyers
A. Lawson
K. Vinson
P. Doan
H. Wise
R Doan
V. Clifton
B. Denton
R. Benegiel
A. Kimm
Brumel Aims Victory at US AAU and Millrose
World high jump champion Valery Brumel predicts at least 7 feet 2 inches in Millrose Games and eyes victory at the US National AAU Championships on Feb 23. Igor Bug Ovanesyan seeks to beat Ralph Boston for the AAU title. The Russian team, led by coach Gavriel Korobkov, also targets Millrose events and a July Moscow duel meet.
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New York
UPI
Valery Brumel
Russia
Igor Bug Ovanesyan
Ralph Boston
United States
Gavriel Korobkov
Valery Bulishev
Madison Square Garden
Los Angeles Times
New York Athletic Club
Korobkov
Moscow
Avenue Barber Shop Opens at 1710 Ohio Street
The Avenue Barber Shop at 1710 Ohio Street has opened its doors. Local patrons can now book grooming services at the newly opened shop in the neighborhood.
White Sox Sign Three More Players to 1962 Contracts
Chicago White Sox announce three additional contracts bringing total signed players to 22 for 1962. Dave Nicholson Charlie Smith and Frank Kreutzer all signed joining roster from Indianapolis and Baltimore trade details note Aparicio and Al Smith moved to Orioles. Nicholson batted .173 last season as Orioles bonus signee. Charlie Smith started at third base last year before injury and 65 games with a .207 average, then moved to Indianapolis.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago White Sox
Dave Nicholson
Charlie Smith
Frank Kreutzer
Indianapolis Indians
Nicholson
White Sox
Luis Aparicio
al Smith
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Indianapolis
Anderson Boxers Prep for Golden Gloves in Muncie
West Side Community Center sends six Novice B entrants led by Robert Cox Albert Page 135 pounds Hayes Krentz heavy L V Youngblood 160 Johnny Miles Harold Smith 147 with John Wilkerson in a team match against Cincinnati open division foes. Matches tonight at Muncie Fieldhouse mark Golden Gloves quarterfinals plus team event as big crowd expected.
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Anderson
Muncie
West Side Community Center
Irvin
Sonny) Wright
Robert Cox
Albert Page
Hayes Krentz
L. V. Youngblood
Johnny Miles
Harold Smith
John Wilkerson
Bey
Cincinnati
Muncie Fieldhouse
Craft Is A Plugger Inverness Bass Catcher
Manager Harry Craft of the Houston Colt 45s jokes baseball players are harder to catch than bass. He does well plugging for bass in nearby Lake Tsala Apopka Florida.
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Craft
Inverness, Fla
Harry Craft
Houston Colt 458
Lake Tsala Apopka
Shakeup Seen In Ownership Of Senators
Washington senators ownership battle heats as two groups bid for control with a sale possible within days. Pete Quesada appears headed out while Bill Veeck and Nate Dolin offer 5 million for the team and stockholders’ shares. Dolin says Veeck would be president if partnered in the deal.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Elwood R
Pete) Quesada
Nate Dolin
Bill Veeck
Cleveland
Quesada
James M. Johnston
James H. Lemon
Dolin
Veeck
Moore May Quit Boxing
Archie Moore says he may quit boxing for a public relations job with a Los Angeles firm that runs 15 Midwest shopping centers while also mentioning a European boxing tour. He notes his KO by Cassius Clay last November and offers views on Liston Patterson, predicting the outcome similarly to the prior bout.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Archie Moore
Methuselah
Moore
Los Angeles
Midwest
Cassius Clay
Clay
Cassius
Kayo
Sonny
Archie
Liston-Patterson
Russian skaters set world marks at Medeo rink
Olympic champion Yevgeny Grishin led a two day session near Alma Ata as he clocked 39.5 seconds for 500 meters to beat his listed world record of 40.2. Four Russians surpassed the world mark for 3,000 meters in the six nation meet at Medeo.
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Moscow
Yevgeny Grishin
Grishin
Medeo
Alma Ata
Tass
Ward makes hole-in-one at El Rio Country Club
Charley Ward launched a long drive on a 330-yard par 4 at El Rio in Tucson. The ball disappeared from view until someone checked the hole and found it was a hole-in-one.
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Tucson
Ariz
Charley Ward
el Rio Country Club
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