Lafayette Regains Top Spot In AP Poll Of Writers
Lafayette Bronchos reclaim the top slot in the weekly AP poll as Indiana high school basketball standings shift. Marion Crawley’s Bayes beat Marion 113-78 and Madison 81-56, with Gary Roosevelt dropping to No. 4 and Indianapolis Washington remaining fifth amid close confinements.
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St Marys Gaels Host Summitville Goblins In White River Clash
St Marys Gaels at home in the AHL Wigwam host Summitville Goblins for a White River Conference tilt. St Marys is 13 2 and 3 1 in league play tied for second with Pendleton 4 0 leads Frank ton. Gaels 9 1 at home this winter 30 8 overall on AHL floor. Attendance figures rise from league meeting in Indianapolis.
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Vincennes Star Football Guard Dies After Brain Hemorrhage
James Boyer 1 year old AU Indiana football guard from Vincennes High School died at Indiana University Medical Center after waking with a headache and collapsing. He was senior class valedictorian, president of the band, and active in school activities. His father Don Boyer was a high school athlete and referee.
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Schmitt Managed Alleys Destroyed By Fire Tuesday
Fire destroyed the Bee Line Bowling Alleys at the northeast edge of New Castle early Tuesday morning. Bernard Schmitt formerly of Anderson operated the alley. no injuries were reported and the cause was undetermined. Firefighters faced water supply issues as hydrants were not reachable. Damages were estimated at 300000 by sheriff's officers and owner John L. Sullivan.
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Cage Scores: College and Conference Action Collide
Tri State edged Defiance 75 to 73 while Manchester defeated Hartham 92 to 70 Bellarmine beat Hanover 65 to 52 Vincennes University prevailed 86 to 61 over Southeastern Christian Xavier trounced Canisius 84 to 0 Ind Central 99 over St Procopus Cedarville 93 to 77 Penn 77 over Drake 63 Iowa State 53 Pan America 80 over Gannon 74.
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Liston Continues To Workout For Clay Title Fight
Sonny Liston, upbeat at a public workout in Surfside near Miami Beach, said the bout with Cassius Clay on February 25 will be decisive. He shadow-boxed two rounds and sparred two with Jesse Bowdry, then entertained with rope skipping. Clay sparred ten rounds, pounding his brother Rudy Clay before ending with Cody Jones of Detroit.
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Rodriguez Triumphs By One Stroke In Lucky International
Juan Chi Chi Rodriguez, 28, Puerto Rican, edged Don January by one shot at Lake Merced as he shot a 69 to win the Lucky International Golf Championship and claim $7,500. January, who shot 70, finished second, with 5000, in San Francisco. Rodriguez led at the turn, built his lead with pars, and held off January's late pressure despite January hitting trouble with his woods.
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Michigan Rising In Poll Shuffle Behind UCLA In Top 10
UCLA holds 346 points and 32 first place votes but Michigan rises to second with 300 points after overtaking Loyola Chicago, as Kentucky Davidson Vanderbilt and Wichita also advance in the first major top 10 reshuffle since UCLA's No 1 start.
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DePaul Star Bryant Out With Sprained Ankle
DePaul University forward Emmette Bryant, the team's leading scorer, will miss an indefinite period after a sprained left ankle with lateral subluxation and ligament injuries, diagnosed at Alexian Brothers Hospital following an Indiana win. No fracture was found.
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