Indiana regional basketball tourney draws 121000 fans
The 53rd state high school basketball tournament regional round fills Butler Field House and Indiana State College gym as 121 000 tickets were sold with virtually all seats taken. TV coverage across Indianapolis Terre Haute Evansville Lafayette Columbus and Fort Wayne airs 48 games.
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Washington
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Stallworth Stars For Wichita In MVC Spotlight
Dave Stallworth, the Missouri Valley Conference player of the year and leading scorer, joined Wichita University after a fortuitous break. Coach Ralph Miller praises him as a great shooter and team player who can play multiple positions. Stallworth, nicknamed Dave the Rave, averaged 23.6 points this season and once scored 46 against Cincinnati.
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Kan
Dave Stallworth
University of Wichita
Ralph Miller
Stallworth
America
James Madison High School
Dallas
Tex
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MWC
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Wheatshocker
Fort Worth
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Daven
Nate Bowman
Wheatshockers
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Standings and honor roll listings for local leagues and teams
Standings show Bailey Chapel leading with 54 points and Whetstone A second with 52. Numerous churches and teams trail, with percentages noted for several entries. Honor rolls include names such as L Stottlemyer and Blakely with high point totals, followed by multiple entries across departments and local businesses in a separate list.
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Bailey Chapel
Whetstone
Baptist
Brethren
Mounds
Bethany
Park Place
East Lynn
Florida Meth
Park Road
Mounds “By
Friends
P. P. Meth
Irondale
Chesterfield New Dunkard
Fifth Street Meth
North Anderson
Grace Meth
South Meridian
L. Stottlemyer
Blakely
McHaffey
Strange
Craig
Sanders
Ives
Orr
Deserters, Amateurs Lead Scoring in Dept and Plant Teams
In a dense score list, Deser ters 4 and Plant 70 top their departments while Amateurs 1 and others trail. The entry also records a long Honor roll featuring names such as Wainscott, Craig, Rinker, Fredenburg, Jones, Leffel, Richardson, Irwin, Porter, Glaser, Phillips, Hathcoat, Carper, Hobbs, Vogel, Funk, McClelland, Garner and more with varied scores and room placements.
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Dept
Gregg's
Dukes
Truckers
Wainscott
Craig
Rinker
Fredenburg
Fee
Jones
Leffel
Richardson
Irwin
Standings Snapshot From Local PlaybyPlay
Dietzen's leads with 65 31 best ever one 62 34 Yelton Typewriter 55 41 Economy Governor 51 45 best ever two 32 64 Am vets 23 73 standings show varied team scores and positions in a compact results page.
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Cooper's Bowl Honor Roll Scores Messy List
The record shows a list of players with scores including Petty 218 Hawkins 222 Poe 213 212 (590) Thrasher 568 Athoff 211 Oleksy 234 (609) Burke 212 (556) Price 200 Goodman 203 Houston 201 Fridley 248 (588) for the Cooper's Bowl event.
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Hawkins
Poe
Thrasher
Athoff
Oleksy
Burke
Price
Goodman
Houston
Fridley
Standings and honor roll from local league
Standings show No. 1 Beverage at 70 to 34 over Don's Trailer Court 66 to 38 Dodd's Flowers 61 to 42 Nine 54 44 Skylarkers 54 to 50 Ban 49 to 51 Ferguson Tailors 44 to 5944 Jones Grocery 43 to 61 Ten 23 to 81. Honor roll lists Baker 206 Geiger 202.
Standings and honor roll figures from the season
Standings show Petty's leading with 61 points followed by Scrubs 5942 Hams 5942 and Nor bury's 57 Hot Dogs 55 Law- Coach's 46 Guys & Dolls 45 Hopefuls 44 Jets 402 Hits & Misses 28. Honor roll lists Women Baldwin 509 and men Denny 213 along with Fauz 569 Schmidt 209 Taylor 224 Butgreit 213 Foohey 210 Man ship 214.
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Manship
Collegians Star In YMCA Tourney Play
Two teams of college players won Thursday in the YMCA Madison County Tourney. Hoosier Market routed Michigan Warehouse 122 to 54 led by Patterson 22 and Lewis 18. Northern edged Pepsi-Cola 83 to 80 with Wil son Bates and Strawn scoring 18 and 17 respectively. Doherty named Nashville South Atlantic League general manager.
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Pete Lewis
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Nyles Anson
Great Northern
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Pepsi-Cola
Jack Wilson
Madison Heights
Barrrett Bates
Ken Strawn
Charlie Hodson
Pepsi
Aencunan
N.anson
Randolph
G.randolph
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Lewis Eeenase
Patterson
Hughes
Ween
New Ease
Weeese Renee Nee
Michigan
Granger
Tove Pepsi-Cola
Clark's Fine 65 Pulls Him Into 3 Way Tie For Lead
Jimmy Clark shot a 7 under par 65 in the Pensacola Open's second round to join Johnny Pott and Bobby Nichols atop the leaderboard at 136. Arnold Palmer, Julius Boros and Gay Brewer Jr. trailed at 137 while the cut fell at 144. Palmer formerly won the Pensacola title in 1960.
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Pensacola, Fla
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Huntington Beach
Calif
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Gulf Hills
Miss
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Midland
Tex
Pott
Nichols
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Gay Brewer Jr
Palmer
Pensacola
Tucson High Pushes Speed With Lead Fiber Training
Tucson High School basketball team shows faster play this season under coach Tony Morales. Players wear a 10 pound lead fiber bag strapped to their backs during practice to build speed and conditioning.
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Ariz
Sis
Tony Morales
Franklin–Anderson clash reverberates through Hoosier hoops legacy
Ravin recalls 1939 sectional tilt when Franklin edged Anderson 16–13 in a control game as part of a broader history of Hoosier barn-burners. The piece traces Franklin star George Crowe and Anderson’s rise with 1946 championship, noting evolving styles and longtime fan recollections.
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Fuzzy) Vandiver
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Greencastle
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George Crowe
Ray Crowe
Crispus Attucks
Ft. Wayne
Muncie Central
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Bearcats
Washington
Attucks
Alexandria
Butler
Awards To 90 Athletes At AHS Tribal Tribute Day
Anderson High School honored 90 athletes in basketball wrestling and swimming during Tribal Tribute Day. Captains named were Sam Nunn Marshall Carter and Bob Harrison. Winners received letters monograms and honors. afternoon events included a Junior-Senior basketball game and sack races.
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Anderson High School
Sam ‘Nunn
Ed Nunn
W. 20Th St
Marshall Carter
George Carter
Halford
Bob Harrison
A. George Harrison
W. 11Th St
Jerry Brown
Lawrence Brown
Hendricks Sr
Ray Estes
Larry McGivern
Roger Kern
Sam Nunn
Steve Clevenger
Bill Mauck
Bob Lewis
Tom Harvey
Terry Wiley
Edward Fuller
Clevenger
Nunn
Don Fatzinger
John York
Mark Hoover
Frank Cornelius
John Grubb
Charles Walker
David Browning
Larry Havermale
Steve Barnett
Don Seal
Duane Cornelius
Tim Currens
Mike Taylor
Jim Panagos
Dave Garrett
Will Youngblood
Don Pyle
Carl Fletcher
Louis Burgess
Willie Rayford
Mickey Bivens
Ben Price
Bill Graham
John Lang
Tom Reed
Bill Tallman
Fred Morgan
Mike Miller
Dave Bastine
Jack Scott
Scottie Sparks
Cleophus Haster
John Broadnax
Dick McCabe
Tom Greenland
Rusty Campbell
Rod Shotton
Dan Hannaford
Kent Keeney
Norman Robinson
Larry Gholston
Dave Maxwell
Tom Catt
Eddie Espey
Jerry Stires
Gary Clifton
Edward Gouker
Bob Milam
Alan Simpson
Ray Wilkins
Bob Freeman
Warleyes Spawn Early in Spring Behind Shallows
A report describes walleyes spawning early in spring over sand bars and rocks in shallow water leaving eggs exposed. After spawning the fish become hungry and feed, moving deeper as water warms and returning to shallows at night. Use a small minnow or night crawler behind a spinner to locate schools, then cast to feed.
Cage Scores From NCAA Small College and High School Games
Lamar Tech 89 Ark State 88. Tenn State 119 Austin Peay 94. Springfield 66 Fair. Dickson 54 S Carolina St 80. Buffalo 63. Neb Wesleyan 8 Mich Tech 69. Oglethorpe 57. Bellarmine 49. Bloomsburg 76 Mt St Marys 76 Drew 63. St Bonaventure 76 Regis 75. Princeton 65 Yale 53. Illinois high school results include Stephen Decatur 60 Decatur MacArthur 45 Willlowbrook 63 Proviso East 54 Palatine 78 Libertyville 53 Chicago St Patrick 56 East Leyden 52 Peoria Central 48 Peoria Richwoods 47 East Peoria 54 Peoria Limestone 52.
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Yale
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Decatur
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Palatine
Libertyville
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East Leyden
Peoria Central
Peoria
Richwoods
East Peoria
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Mississippi State drills for NCAA playoff amid integration debate
Mississippi State University’s Maroons drill ahead of the NCAA regional playoffs as the Board of Trustees debates breaking Mississippi’s unwritten ban on playing teams with Black players. President Colvard had said MSU could play in East Lansing unless state authority blocks it.
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Winchester Model 250 rifle and decoys for sale at Gun Barn
Winchester Model 250 22 lever action rifle listed alongside Owl and Crow decoys decoy records and calls at Gun Barn. Includes firearm and hunting accessory package. Located at the Gun Barn store likely promoting outdoor gear and firearms.
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Tigers Oppose Cardinals In Regional Play
Alexandria faces Broad Ripple and Danville in the regional tournament with the Tigers led by Larry Henderson and the Prough twins. Danville’s Burnell has topped 1 000 career points, while Southport brings a large travel crowd and Alexandria a 5000 population base backing their team.
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Cardinals
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Butler
Lovie Dampier
Danville
Warriors
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Rockets
Larry Foster
Don Reynolds
Don Overman
Larry Henderson
Frank Davis
Orvis
Shorty) Burdsall
Daryl Paddock
Dan Prough
Dave Prough
Dennis Plackard
Bob Paddock
Steve Hines
Herald
Prough Twins
Dan
Dave
Tiger
Ron Salatich
Tom Clark
Bill Brown
Tom Carson
Jack Hogan
Brandt Downey
J. C. Burnell
Burnell
Warrior
Susman Opens Pan American Tennis Tourney Bid
Wimble don women’s singles champion Karen Hantze Susman of San Antonio Texas will compete in the 21st Pan American tennis tournament in Mexico City March 12 17 the Mexican Tennis Federation announced. Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California and Chuck McKinley of St Ann Missouri have not confirmed participation.
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UPI
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San Antonio
Texas
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Bakersfield
Calif
Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
Mexico
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