Anderson Indians Lead NCC With 90-70 Win At Kokomo
The Anderson Indians moved to undisputed NCC leadership with a 90-70 victory at Kokomo in a high scoring showdown. Terry Wiley and Jim Wood sparked the offense as Anderson built a large early margin and withstood a Wildcat rally to seal the fifth straight league win.
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Nokomo
Wildcats
Tribe
Howard County
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Steve Barnett
Invaders
Aris
Multiple Indiana high school basketball scores reported
The recap lists numerous games with final scores across Indiana towns including Indianapolis Washington ripple 65 Spencer 74 and Carthage over Ben Davis 62. It highlights Elwood’s 1070 victory over Hartford City with Balser scoring 22 and Weaver 20 for the losers, plus other late 1960s style box notes and player tallies.
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Washington Ripple
Spencer
Shawswick
Triton Central
Brown County
Morristown
Carthage
Ben Davis
Lebanon
Sandcreek
Manilla
Lakeland
Howe Military
Yorktown Drops 82 76 to Bluebirds in Nonsensical Action
Yorktown fell 82 to 76 as Selma’s Bluebirds outscored the Tigers 24 19 in the final quarter led by Bobo 24 Bebout 16 Craycraft 14 and Bartle 14. Lemons added 18 for Yorktown reserves won 39 37 in preliminary.
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Yorktown
Selma
Bluebirds
Tigers
Bobo
Bebout
Craycraft
Bartle
Lemons
Gant
Pasko
Luttrell
Yorktown Reserve
Bebo
Monroe
Jones
York
Broncos Trip Cowan for 87 73 Victory in Friday Night Play
Bullock led with 27 points on 12 field goals and 3 free throws, Howell added 10 field goals and 5 free throws as Daleville’s Broncos beat host Cowan 78. Sims led Cowan with 19 points while Stanley Reeder and Clark posted 15 12 and 12. Daleville also won the reserve contest 50 37.
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Barnett
Wiley
Johnson
Elwood
Harford City
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Madison Heights
Esata
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es.Heights
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Ion
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Lowe
Tinger Student Union Center
Muncie
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Browning
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Bowen
Evansville
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Evansire
Warton
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Rex Mundi
Kokomo Wildkittens
Fancy
Ini Wow
Anton Gerson
Ralinger
Nin Tae Andersen
Ee Om Pro Grid
Ror Wayne
Indianapolis
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United Football League
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Harold
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Tide Iron Unie Teohare
Stranahan quits competitive golf to study at Penn
Frank Stranahan, 42, 25 time amateur champion and touring pro since 1954, leaves active golf to pursue a master's in finance at the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School. He plans full-time study and cites business interests in oil, real estate, and manufacturing. He will delay tour participation and keep offices in Phoenix as he focuses on education.
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Frank Stranahan
Stranahan
Univsity of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Phoenix
Ariz
Universty
University of Miami
Hovard
Graduate School of Business
Penn
U.S
Los Angels
Arabians Triumph 56 54 Over Laddies In Local Rivalry
Arabians edge Laddies 56 to 54 in a tight Marion game. Starion Cardy scores 20 and Steve Ward 28 to lead the Giants to an 86 63 victory over Madison Heights Pirates. Ron Sayers has 19 for Arabians, Gustin 14, and Highland reserves win 24 15.
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Cardy
Steve Ward
Marion Giants
Madison Heights Pirates
Pirate
Phil Thomas
Pirates Saarkleviae
McShirely Pou Carr
McVicker
Rohrer
Giants
Hares
Ron Sayers
Bil
Gustin
Melson
Arevabright
Viciars
Highland
Markleville Bucs
Marion
Pirates
Avery
Uma
Ashrook
Mills to skip indoor track two weeks after Boston race
Marine Lt Billy Mills Olympic 1000 meter champion said he will drop indoor track for two weeks to focus on training after competing in the Hunter mile at the Boston Athletic Association Games. He denied earlier reports he would skip Boston and cited exhaustion from a string of barbecues and public appearances.
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Boston
Billy Mills
Mills
New
Knicks rally past Detroit 106 102 in Philadelphia
New York beat Detroit 106 to 102 in Philadelphia at Convention Hall to snap a four game skid. Dave Budd sank a 1:34 to break a 97 97 tie as Willi Red added a pair of points to seal the victory.
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Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Boston
Dave Budi
Willi Red
Budd
Knicks
Tweed
Jin Janes
Eddie Milestons
Renee Raat
Mtendance
County Table Tennis Carded At Y Today
The Madison County table tennis tourney starts at 6 pm tonight at the Anderson YMCA. Residents may sign up at the front desk before Saturday noon. a 25 cent fee funds a winner’s trophy. Defending champion is Warren Hastings from Anderson College Cincinnati Ohio.
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Madison County
Anderson Ymca
YMCA
Warren Hastings
Anderson College
Charles Martindale Share Lucky Golf Lead
Charles Charles and Billy Martindale lead the Lucky International Golf Tournament at the halfway mark with 36 hole scores of 139, sharing the lead as Gardner Dickinson and Jack McGowan chase at 139. Defending champ Chi Chi Rodriguez shot 77 and was disqualified for an incorrect score card.
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San Francisco
UPI
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Billy Martindale
Texas
Gardner Dickinson
Jack
K McGowan
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Seale
Bill Casper
Bill
Gaunt Charles
Sealy
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