Rex Mundi Monarchs Top Indiana AP Poll
Evansville Rex Mundi’s Monarchs are ranked No 1 in Indiana by the AP poll with Muncie Central slipping to sixth. The rating reflects shifting sentiment among writers and sportscasters as teams like Michigan City Bosse East Chicago Washington and Indianapolis Washington show movement and newcomers enter the top ten.
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Rex Mundi
Monarchs
Muncie Central ‘Cats
Indianapolis
Evansville
Indiana
Associated Press
Owensboro
Muncie Central
New Muncie Southside
Farmier
Michigan City
Gary Roosevelt
East Chicago
Washington
Gaels Clash With Goblins In Wigwam Contest
St Marys Gaels aim for their 13th win in the 17th season as they open White River Conference play against Summitville Goblins on the AHS Wigwam floor. Tipoff at 8 00 with preceding 6 45 reserve clash. coach Jim Ballinger to start Weis Mahoney Wagner Daoust Degitz. Regular guard Roger Broderick sidelined with mumps. Summitville has one win in 13 games.
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St. Mary’s Gaels
Summitville
Goblins
White River
AHS
Jim Ballinger
Weis and Mahoney
Wagner
Daoust
Degitz
Roger Broderick
Celtics Rally Past Zephyrs 100 99 In Thriller
Boston edged Chicago 100-99 to open a doubleheader as Heinsohn stole a ball from Si Green and Cousy scored with 22 seconds left. Red Auerbach reinserted Cousy who delivered the decisive basket amid a late Chicago rally led by Walt Bellamy and Maurice King.
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New York
UPI
Tommy Heinsohn
Si Green
Bob Cousy
Boston Celtics
Chicago’ Zephyrs
National Basketball Association
San Francisco
Zephyrs
Walt Bellamy
Maurice King
Chicago
Red Auerbach
Boston
Cousy
Bob
Belamy
Havick
Cox
Hensha
K. Joes
Green
S. Joes
Harrnet
Lylete
King
Ramsey
Sidsbry
Russel
Storma
Evansville Men Arrested Over Lottery Tickets On State Tourney
In Owensboro police arrested R F Claycomb 29 owner of a car containing 290 lottery ticket envelopes tied to the Indiana high school basketball tournament. John Harrawood 28 a former Evansville College player was fined suspended for public drunkenness.
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Owensboro
Evansville
Ind
Vernie Bidwell
R. F
Claycomb
Bidwell
Fred Hall
John Harrawood
Hall
Harrawood
28 Net Squads Enter Sunday School Meets
Twenty eight teams entered the post season junior intermediate and Sunday School basketball tournaments announced by Gene Moore vice president of Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association. First round pairings set for 7 30 p m Thursday Feb 7 at Hazelwood School gym. Senior leaders listed by division with South Meridian prominent in all three groups.
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Gene Moore
Anderson’ Sunday School Athletic Association
Hazelwood School
South Meridian
Park Place
East Lynn
Elm Grove
Announce Ladies Bowling Winners Reported by Tourney Officials
Tourney officials list winners with team Actual Rains Gardens 2471 and handicap 2471 446 2917. Singles winner Doris Freels 574 with handicap Barbara Ringley 663 and Gwen Bett y Craig Gloria among listed names.
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Rains Gardens
Doris Freels
Barbara Ringley
Grace Quintet Rallies To Defeat Concordia
Grace College trailed by 20 before storming back to beat Concordia Fort Wayne 74 to 69 in a Mid Central Conference game. Chet Kammerer scored 31 for Grace, with 23 coming in the second half while Concordia’s top scorer Jim Knuth had 23 points, 20 in the opening half.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Grace College
Concordia
Fort Wayne
Grace
Chet Kammerer
Jim Knuth
Anderson Mat Squads Rally In Wins At Wigwam
Anderson High School varsity beat Lafayette 28 21 and reserve squad defeated Lebanon 38 20 in dual wrestling action at the Wigwam. THSAA mat sectional Saturday Feb 9 events are scheduled with sessions starting at 9 a.m.
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Anderson High School
Lafayette
Anderson
Lebanon
Weber Leads 93 Pro Bowlers to Louisville Open
National star Dick Weber of St. Louis headlines 93 top pro bowlers headed to Louisville for the Louisville Open with 23 500 in prize money. Other entrants include Don Carter Billy Welu Robbi Robinson Ted Hoffman Jr and Ed Lubanski while Dick Hoover and Pat Patterson skip to stay filming or run lanes. Pro am event starts Wednesday at Ken Bowl Lanes with 16 finalists to be decided by Saturday.
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Louisville
UPI
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Professional Bowlers Association
Weber
Kansas City
Don Carter
Billy Welu
Robbi Robinson
Wilmington
Del
Ted Hoffman Jr
Philadelphia
Ed Lubanski
Detroit
Dick Hoover
Pat Patterson
Vincennes Triumph Over Southeastern Christian in JC Conference rout
Vincennes University crushed Southeastern Christian 106 to 61 in Vincennes Indiana to finish the Kentuckiana Junior College Conference schedule with a clear first place lead. Wayne Wilson led the Trailblazers with 27 points while Jim Hounshel led Southeastern with 19.
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Vincennes
Ind
Vincennes University
Southeastern Christian
Kentuckiana
Trailblazers
Wayne Wilson
Jim Hounshel
Southeastern
Squirrels Fall as Hunter Fires at Odd Target
In Millersburg Ohio a hunter from Canton says a squirrel frightened by his shot seemed to drop a second animal from a tree. He believed at first it was a piece of wood but soon realized it was another squirrel.
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Millersburg, Ohio
Here
Bob Penland
Canton
Ohio
Penland
Don Cherry Turns Pro Golf To Pursue More Play
San Francisco UPI reports singer Don Cherry explains his move to professional golf, seeking more frequent play to earn money and maintain form. He cites limited amateur events, a recent $400 pro-am finish, and ongoing recording and TV commitments as factors.
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San Francisco
UPI
Don Cherry
Cherry
Arnold Palmer
Don
Bing Crosby
New York
Johnny Carson
Chicago
Los Angeles
Position Stance and Approach Pocket Pamphlet Ad
Don Carter promotes a four step delivery technique with a shuffle first step. He claims the step positions the body for the backward swing and offers the pamphlet for 10 cents plus return postage via National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago Illinois.
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Don Carter
National Newspaper Syndicate
W. Madison St
Chicago
Ill
New Players To Help Cards Says Manager
Cardinals manager says new trades strengthen the club adding Dick Groat George Altman and Diomedes Olivo. Fred Whitfield traded for Ron Taylor while Lindy McDaniel exits, boosting bench and pitching depth as the lineup aims for a tougher, more balanced season. The staff includes Gibson Washburn Sadecki with Shantz Olivo and others in relief, and prospects Fanok Sadowski Stark preparing to contribute.
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Houston
Dick Groat
George Altman
Diomedes Olivo
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland
Ron Taylor
Jacksonville
Taylor
Larry Jackson
Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
Olive
Lindy
Julio Gotay
Whitfield
Cardinals
Bill White
Julian Javier
Ken Boyer
Altman
Curt Flood
Stan Musialin
Minnie Minoso
Beant Chettey James
Doug Clemens
Gary Kolb
Cal Maxvill
Gene Oliver
Carl Sawatski
Tim McCarver
Atlanta
Sam Gibson
Ray Washburn
Ray Sadecki
Ernie Broglio
Curt Simmons
Bobby Shantz
Ed Bauta
Bob Duliba
Olivo
Gibson
Washburn
Sadecki
Harry Fanok
Bearcats Face Trojans And Senators Soon
Indiana high school basketball ratings show Muncie Central atop the poll at 14 1 as it prepares for weekend games against New Castle and East Chicago Washington. Michigan City moved to undisputed second with 137 points, while South Bend Central fell to third. Evansville Rex Mundi and Columbus round the top five.
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UPI
Muncie Central
United Press International
Indiana High School
Bearcats
New Castle
East Chicago
Washington
North Central
Marion County
Muncie
Michigan City
South Bend
South Bend Central
Evansville Rex Aes
Columbus
Hekteehibees A
Gary Roosevelt
Indianapolis Tech
Evansville Bosse
Huntington
Fort Wayne Central
Rockville
Vincennes
Gary Tolleston
Eminence
Penn
Loogootee
Russell Nears Rebound Mark In NBA Race
New York led by Vikt Chamberlain tops the league in rebounds with 1 270 while also leading in points with 2 342 for the season as Syracuse veteran Russell Schayes and San Francisco star Walt Bellamy vie for rookie of the year. Guy Rodgers directs assists at 10.2 per game as the circuit inches toward another strong campaign.
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New York
UPI
Syracuse
Schayes
Vikt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Walt Bellamy
Guy Rodgers
Wilmington Inflicts Earlham's 17th Loss
Wilmington of Ohio defeated Earlham College 70 to 62 in Richmond Indiana. Roger Reveal scored 25 and Rex Taylor 24 for Wilmington while Earlham's Bill Baker led with 16 points. Earlham had only three wins this season and trailed by 13 at halftime before narrowing the gap.
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Richmond
Ind
Wilmington
Ohio
Earlham College
Earlham
Roger Reveal
Rex Taylor
Bill Baker
Standard Bred Horses Classify Pacers and Trotters
In Lexington Kentucky the AP notes classify standard bred horses into two types. Pacers race with both legs on one side moving together while trotters move their left front and right rear in alternation.
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Lexington, Ky
Barber Shop Opens at 1710 Ohio Avenue
A new barber shop begins operations at 1710 Ohio Avenue, inviting local residents for haircuts and grooming services. The opening marks another small business entry in the area, offering classic and modern styles to customers.
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Ohio Avenue
Wilkinson Hands Mt Summit Narrow Loss 66 63
Wilkinson Bulldogs beat Mt Summit Eagles 66 to 63 on Wilkinson floor boosting morale in a tough season. Ted Smith led Wilkinson with 18 points followed by Jan Relford 13 Glen Gruber 12 and Mike Calvert 11. Mt Summit top scorers were Alford 19 McCall 10 and Hawks 10. Wilkinson faces New Palestine Friday night.
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Bulldogs
Mt. Summit Eagles
Salo
Mt. Summit
New Palestine
Ted Smith
Jan Relford
Glen Gruber
Mike Calvert
Alford
McCall
Hawks
Riggs
Pere Ogu
Hawks Wiébueseeu
Baker
Medwick
Golf dates set for 1964 women and 1966 men opens
The United States Golf Association announced the 1964 Women's National Amateur Championship at Prairie Dunes Country Club Hutchinson Kansas August 17 to 22. The 1966 U S Open will be at the Olympic Club San Francisco June 16 to 18.
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New York
UPI
United States Golf Association
Prairie Dunes Country Club
Hutchinson
Kan
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Bowling, 30c at Rains New AMF balls
Rains introduces new AMF bowling balls priced at 16.95 with 30 cent delivery or accessory option. Includes details on model features and where to purchase.
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Rains
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