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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1963

Page

7

St Marys and Alexandria head to cage semifinals in county tourney

St Mary's Bulldogs beat Lapel 71 51 led by Rick Daoust 24 points and 12 Daoust fielders and Wagner 18. Alexandria topped Summitville 41 31 as Henderson 10 Prough 16 Paddock 12 paced the Tigers. St Mary's and Alexandria advance to semifinals in the Central Indiana Conference event.

St. Mary’s Alexandria Huntington Rick Daoust Lapel Bulldogs Gael Jim Ballinger Laddies Wagner Daoust Moe Manghelli Roger Broderick Gaels Upton Hackleman Stoops St. Mary's Bobby Forrer Tigers Dave Prough Larry Henderson Davyl Paddock Tiger Jim Kurtz Jerry Nottingham Goblin Summitville Manghelli Caela Broderick Anwcneonene Mahoney EE Cismiedinaenn OCR Onnnwee Stooes Edrington EE Conchemness St St. Mary's McCoy Ladd Dan Prough Foster Henderson Paddock Plackard Reynolds Eoe Cikenemnwude Glass Menee-Nee NEW Castle Wilkinson Hancock Central Middletown Butch Joyner Trojans New Castle Center Cossacks Kelly Fields Fralich Panthers Mount Summit Sulphus Springs Smith Sulphur Springs Vernon Township Boxer Wilkinson Calvert Christian Gruber Gee Relford Zornes McDonnell Terrell Mercer Innoc Joyner Gaddis G York Arthur Callaway Glentzer F DeBruhl McClarnon Thompson

Night Net Scores from Indiana High School Basketball

Hoosier boys hoops results list night scores across AD teams, with many city and town matchups. Notable showings include Cathedral over Ben Davis 78 58, Richmond 91 over Williamsburg 74, Muncie Central 89 over Daleville 48, Princeton 79 over Mount Olympus 93, and Perry Central 39 over Rockport 50.

Mount Summit Wilkinson Sulphur Springs Peru Rochester Bunker Hill Clay Two Akron Princeton Fort Branch Mount Olympus Francisco Rensselaer DeMotte Brook Mount Ayr Morocco Richmond Williamsburg Cambridge City Whitewater Rising Sun Dearborn Vevay Moores Hill Dillsboro Rockville Turkey Run Mecca Newport Rosedale Rushville Morristown Knightstown Memorial Charlottesville Salem Morgan Milltown Corydon South Central Seymour Brownstown Medora Tampico Crothersville Southport Wood Franklin Central Manual Spencer Spencer Coal City Brazil van Buren Sullivan Pleasantville Coalmont Carlisle Dugger Switz City Midland Eastern Bloomfield Jasonville Tell City Cannelton Perry Central Chrisney Rockport Terre Haute West Vigo T.H. Schulte T.H. Garfield T.H. Wiley Vincennes Vigo Fritchton

Heyman Player of Year Named by AP at Duke

Duke star Art Heyman, a 6-5 senior from Rockville Centre New York, named Associated Press College Player of the Year. He says he has grown up learned humility and plans to play pro basketball at least two years before studying law. Heyman led Duke to a 14 0 ACC regular season and is regarded as a top pro prospect.

Durham N.C Duke Art Heyman Heyman Associated Press Rockville Centre N.Y

Irish Meusel Dies After Brief Illness

Long Beach California reports the death of Emil Irish Meusel at 69 from a coronary occlusion after a brief illness. Meusel, a star outfielder for the Phillies Giants and Dodgers, hit .311 over ten seasons with a peak .343 in 1921. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 p.m. in Inglewood Park Cemetery.

Long Beach Calif UPD Emil Irish) Meusel Eppa Rixey Cincinnati Reds Giants Phillies Meusel Dodgers Santa Anita Hollywood Park Grace Inglewood Park Cemetery

College Tourney Scores and AFL Coaching Note

Atlantic Coast Duke 82 N C State 65 and Southern Conference West Virginia 81 Furman 63 lead the college tournament card with Harvard 62 Brown 58 and Princeton 78 Cornell 65 among other results. In pro notes Denver coach Frank Filchock had two seasons in the AFL then was dismissed in 1962 and later coached St Joseph's High while also driving the steam bus.

Duke N.C. State S.f West Virginia Furman Harvard Brown Columbia Penn Randolph Macon Roanoke Princeton Cornell Plattsburg Oswego New York St. Michael Kansas Missouri Union N. Y Rensselaer Virginia State N. Car. A&t Ibus Denver Frank Filchock Denver Broncos St. Joseph's High Filchock

County Cage Tourney Draws D-Team Field

Ten teams enter the YMCA Madison County basketball tournament which runs over a week startingTuesday. First round games are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday March 5 and 6 with Michigan Warehouse and Great Northern receiving byes to Thursday. Final rounds proceed March 7 11 and 12 with winners advancing to the finals.

YMCA Madison County Michigan Warehouse Great Northern Hoosier John Marshall Pepsi - Cola Chesterfield Merchants Pitcock Anaconda Childes Coal Y's Men’s Club

Illinois Net Scores Thursday Tournament Scores

District tournament scores from Geneva Batavia Oswego Tiskilwa Potomac Crescent City Sheldon East Lynn Ridgefarm Cupe O'Fallon Lyndon Shannon Lyndon Chadwick Thomson Earlville Serena Seneca Minooka Leland Wauconda Des Plaines Maryville Grant Grayslake Lovington Windsor Findley Bethany Atwood Sciota Galesburg Avon Brimfield Williamsfield Meredosia Mount Sterling St Marys Perry Plymouth Augusta Industry Shabbona Hampshire Poplar Grove Elgin St Edward Huntley Harvard North Boone Venice Lincoln Venice Aston Marquette Lovejoy Chatsworth Odell Onarga Melvin Sibley Saybrook Onarga Peotone Armington Elkhart Roanoke Flanagan DeLand Green Valley Minier Tremont Delavan Wapella Beason Lostant Tonica Sparland Lostant Cornell Tonica Sparland Lostant.

United Press International Geneva Batavia Oswego Ohio Tiskilwa Potomac Crescent City Sheldon East Lynn Ridgefarm Brovton Chrisman Cupe Freeburg St. Peter and Paul Columbia O'Fallon Lyndon Shannon Chadwick Thomson Earlville Serena Seneca Minooka Leland Wauconda Des Plaines Maryville Grant Grayslake Lovington Windsor Findley Bethany Atwood Sciota Galesburg Corpus Christi Avon Brimfield Valley Yates City Williamsfield Meredosia Bluffs Mount Sterling St. Mary’s Perry Plymouth Bowen Augusta Industry Hampshire Hinckley Big Rock Malta Shabbona Poplar Grove Elgin St. Edward Huntley Harvard Boone Venice Lincoln Aston Marquette Lovejoy Chatsworth Odell St. Paul Onarga Melvin-Sibley Roberts-Thawville Saybrook-Arrowsmith Onarga Community Peotone Herschel St. Anne Armington Elkhart Roanoke Roanoke-Benson Flanagan Gridley Lowpoint-Washburn DeLand DeLand-Weldon Ellsworth Bellflower Mansfield Green Valley Minier Tremont Delavan Wapella Beason Downs Farmer City Lostant Cornell Tonica Sparland

Duke's Heyman Bonham Harkness Lead AP All America

Art Heyman of Duke Ron Bonham of Cincinnati and Jerry Harkness of Chicago Loyola head the 1963 college basketball All America list announced by the Associated Press. Gary Bradds of Ohio State and Barry Kramer of New York University fill the rest of the first team.

NEW York Art Heyman Duke Ron Bonham Cincinnati Jerry Harkness Chicago Loyola Associated Press Gary Bradds Ohio State Barry Kramer New York University Heyman Harkness Bonham Bradds Kramer

Lane Faces Dorado in MSG Bout for Narrow Title Shot

Keny Lane, 2-1 favorite, meets Argentina’s Vicente Dorado in a 10 round telecast at Madison Square Garden on ABC TV. Lane, 30, seeks a title chance after Ortiz snub, while Dorado aims to crack the rankings with an upset. Lane is 72-12-2 with 15 KOs. Dorado 36-10-8 with 16 KOs.

New York Keny Lane Vicente Dorado Argentina Madison Square Garden Muskegon Mich Carlos Ortiz New Yorker Kenny Carlos Lane Michigan Commission Ortiz Dorado the Garden Nigeria Rafia King Derado

Paradise Valley Teams Break Long Drought With Wins

Paradise Valley High School in Arizona reports its basketball team won its first game in two years while the football team ended a two season winless streak.

Paradise Valley Ariz Paradise Valley High School

Fort Collins lineman returns blocked kick 70 yards in 1962 loss

Colorado State University guard John Cook sprinted 70 yards with a blocked field goal in the Oregon State game, but CSU fell 25 to 14. The longest CSU scoring run of 1962 was achieved by Cook as a lineman.

Fort Collins Colo Colorado State University John Cook

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