Spurt Lifts St Marys Past Summitville in 85 53 Victory
St Marys Gaels, led by Jon Wagner and Dick Daoust, rallied in the fourth quarter to defeat Summitville Goblins 85 53. Wagner scored 23, Daoust 20, with contributions from Mike Weis and Moe Manganelli as the Gaels overcome mumps sidelining guard Roger Broderick and rebounded from a 42 39 three quarter deficit. Summitville, missing cohesion, saw notable plays from Daoust on defense and Wagner on offense while Goblins struggled with inexperience.
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Sumgniville
Gaels
Wigwan
Summitville
Goblins
Hancock Central
Roger Broderick
Jerry Degitt
Froe
Daoust
Don Wagner
Goblin
Wagner
Dacust
Gael
Mike Weis
Moe Mangabelli
Weis
Manghelti
Dodgers
Los Anz
Seles
Dodger Stars
Tommy Davis
Shhooi
Willie Davis
Ron Fair
Drysdale Tops Dodgers Pay Amid Coaching Shakeup
OS ANGELES UP I Big a Drysdale received a top salary raise alongside teammate Davis as manager B J Buzzie Vasi reshaped Dodger payroll. The report notes Drysdale’s Cy Young winning season and compares pay to Campanella and other players, while detailing Summitville versus St. Mary’s game highlights and scoring, fouls, and free throws.
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Vasi
Drysdale
Tommy
Rorsee
Davis
Summitville
Gaels
Nottingham
Bob’ Greer
Goblins
Mitvilie
Roy Campanella
Dodger
Turing
Wagner
Campanella
Soring
Cy Young
Jim Kurtz
Jed
Aburler
Milville
Christy Mathewson
Toon Tan
Atom
Burgh
Fceraiade
Footingham
Northam
Owens
Son
Sammutye
Rule Change Affects Penalty and Play in South Bend Contest
Tickets remain on sale for Friday night’s game against Kokomo Wildcats as announced by the AHL ticket office. Central Bears game adds 29 tickets to South Bend. Muncie Central defeated two weeks ago. Changes include enforced penalties from foul spot and a rejected proposal to run clock in the last two minutes after injuries if timeouts remain. League favors more room for a trapping team deep in its territory and renews Playoff Bowl for runer-up teams of Eastern and Western Conferences. John Ellerson named 13th captain of Army football team.
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AHL
South Bend
Central Bears
Muncie Central
Iit
Multiple high school and college scores mixed by region
A dense sports roundup lists numerous scores from Indiana high schools to colleges nationwide. Highlights include Michigan City St Marys 38 and Gary Froebel 80 with multiple teams named, plus Evansville Bosse 67 and Franklin 72, among many others across cities such as Hammond Morton Highland Lake Co and Terre Haute.
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Hammond Morton
Highland Lake Co
Greenwood
Mooresville
Dubois
Ireland
South Central
la Porte Co
Morgan
Porter
Michigan City
St. Mary's
Ingchueren
Gary Froebel
Gary Mann
Gary Edison
Lowell
Dyer
Gary Wirt
Hobart
East
Gary
Evansville
Bosse
Veitz
Terre Haute
Brazil
North Central
Sullivan Co
Tosedate
Carlisle
Hymera
Dagger
Coalinont
Clay City
Piasantville
Epsom
Ollege
Indiana Tech
Giffin
Ball State
Franklin
St. Joseph's
Valparaiso
Washington
Dickinson Kneece Tied With 66s In Palm Springs Golf
Gardner Dickinson and Harold Kneece, two small professionals, led the Palm Springs Golf Classic after day one with 66s on desert courses EL Dorado and Indian Wells. Gary Player and Bob Shave stood one stroke back at 67, while Arnold Palmer shot 271 and Sam Snead 72.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Gardner Dickinson
Harold Kneece
Dickinson
Kmeece
South Africa
Gary Player
Bob Shave
Cleveland
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Billy Casper
Mike Southak
EL Dorado
Kneece
Indian Wells
Jin
Pat Schwab
Tommy Aaron
Davey Hill
Bob Wininger
Hayes Jones Hurdle Dominance Put To Test At Los Angeles Games
Hayes Jones faces a strong field at the Los Angeles indoor games with Willie May entering the meet on a comeback bid aiming for a 1964 Olympic berth. Also in the mix are Blaine Lindgren from Utah and rivals Frank Washington Walt Butler Bob Pierce and Brain Polkinghorne from USC Santa Clara Valley Youth Village Pasadena Teach Club.
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UPI
Hayes
Jones
Willie May
May
Indiana
Lee Calhoun
Hurdies
Blaine Lindgren
Utah
Salt Lake City
Frank Washington
Santa Clara Valley
Youth Village
Walt Butler
Pasadena
University of Southern California
Bob Pierce
Brain’Polkinghorne
Markleville Overpowers Leach Junior High in Meet
Markleville handed Leach Junior High defeats in both seventh and eighth grade contests at Leach. The Arab graders won 50 to 34, while the younger edition edged the hosts 22 to 21 in junior high competition.
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Markleville
Leach
Once Beaten Wittenberg Tops UPI Poll
Wittenberg Tigers hold No 1 ranking in United Press International small college basketball poll for the third straight week. Grambling navy Louisiana second with 16-1 mark, Southeast Missouri rises to third. Evansville and Tennessee State stay strong, Westminster slips, Akron breaks into top 10 for first time.
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NEW York
UPI
Wittenerg
Tigers
Collge
United Press International
Ohio
JPL
Grambling
Louisiana
Wittenberg
Louisiana Tigers
Southeast Missouri
Evansville
Tennessee State
Westminster
Waske
Desire View
Parenteses
Willenberg
S.E. Missouri
Tennessee St
Prairie View A&m
Southern TI
Oklahoma
Akron
Hofstra
Fresno State
Santa Barbara
Augsburg
Orange State
Lamar Tech
Austin Peay
Northeastern
Pacific Lutheran
Stevens Point
Bowling Fundamentals Promotes Relaxed Throwing Technique
The article urges women bowlers to use full body effort with a right arm follow through to maximize pinfall. It promotes a portable pamphlet titled Control Tips for Beginners, available by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to Marion Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Marion Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
Madison St
Chicago
Ball State tops Franklin Grizzlies with hot outside shooting
Ball State beat Franklin 80 56 in Franklin Indiana as the Cardinals hit 48 percent from the floor. John Lee and John Kunze combined for 2 points while Sam Alford led Franklin with 18 and Dan Feldenauer added 17. Ball State improves to 11 5 while Franklin falls to 10 3 overall.
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Ind
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Indiana
Hoosier
Cardinals
ICC
John Lee
John Kunze
Sam Alford
West Virginia Rout Florida 114 47 in Slaughtering Win
West Virginia rolled past Florida 114 to 47 as Rod Thorn and Jimmy McCormick each contributed 25 points. Tom Baxter led Florida with 15 points as WVU seized an early lead and never relinquished it. Eadie Yost formerly of NYU joined the major leagues in 1943.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Rod Thorn
Jimmy
McCormick
Mountain Seers
Florida
Thor
I McCormick
Gators
Tom Baxter
Eadie Yost
New York University
Twins Schedule Morning Games in 1963 Season
AP reports an unusual schedule with a morning game on May 30 as Minnesota hosts Washington. A morning night twin bill is set for Sept 2 at Minneapolis-St Paul with Kansas City visiting. The 1963 AL adds 38 more night games and 52 more day games than 1961, when the league expanded to 10 teams, and clocks the Presidential opener April 3 with the Washington Senators against the Baltimore Orioles.
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Joe Cronin
Minnesota
Washington
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Angeles
New York
New York Yankees
Govor
Greco
gGanley
Kansas City
Bills
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Los
Lexington
Senators
Butler
Ravens Open Semester Here Against Tri-State
Anderon College hosts Tri-State in Kalamazoo area college basketball, a renewal after a decade, with Ker Strawn Reed and Barrett Bales Wilson in action and coach Peterman guiding a strong Raven unit seeking initial win tonight at 8.
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Tri-State
Anderson College
C. C. Lewis
Nasium
Ker Strawn
Nolan Reed
Barrett Bales
Willie
Raven
Five
Smith
Taylor
Siot
Reed
Mark Peterman
Butler University
MCC
John Teague
Anness
Tony Hinkle
Sysderson
Peterman
Steve Falk
Alex
Indianapolis Uni
Andria
Ivarsity
Gary
Paddock
Alexandria
Detroit Masters New York In NHL Showdown
Detroit routed New York 6 to 1 in a National Hockey League matchup reported by The Associated Press. The game highlighted Detroit’s offense and stifled New York’s defense, delivering a decisive victory for the Red Wings.
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National Hockey League
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Associated Press
Detroit
New York
Bowling 30c at Rains New AMF balls
Rains introduces new AMF bowling balls priced at 16 dollars 95 cents each. The lightweight models target casual bowlers while maintaining durable cores for smoother rolls and improved pin action. Availability includes adult and youth options.
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