Will Be's Top Has Been's 37-36 Comeback Win
Will Be's High School edged Has Beens 37-36 in a tense Wigwam finish as Roger Denny scored the final basket with two seconds left. Steve Clevenger set up the play after Sam Manis tied the game, while Lee Zink and Roger Kern led the earlier scoring for both squads.
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Roger Denny
Anderson High School
Will Be’s
Denny
Steve Clevenger
Sam Manis
Clevenger
Terry Wiley
Wiley
Mauck
Larry McGivern
Mike Duckworth
Lee Zink
Will Be’ S
Bill Musgraves
Willie’s
Varsity
Ray Estes
Roger Kern
Tom Harvey
Bobby Lewis
Butch Fuller
Ray Ward
Don Barnett
McGivern
Be” Cecinereenmsie Sel Manis
G. Duckworth
Ward
Barnett
Knotts
Winchester Model 250 rifle and decoys listed at Gun Barn
A Winchester Model 250 lever action rifle in .22 caliber joins owl and crow decoys and decoy records with calls at Gun Barn. Local listing highlights practical hunting items and related gear.
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Winchester
Owl & Crow
Gun Barn
DePauw Forward Zalewski Tops ICC Scoring in 1962-63
Ron Zalewski, 6-2 senior forward from Washington High School, led the Indiana Collegiate Conference in scoring with 297 points in 12 ICC games for a 24.8 average as DePauw finished sixth. Teammate George Post had the second best average, and Chuck Kriston led field goal percentage at 53 percent. Ball State standout Ed Butler topped rebounds with 219 and Evansville led in defense and fouls.
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Ind
Ron Zalewski
DePauw
South Bend Washington High School
Tigers
Zalewski
ICC
Russ Marcinek
St. Joseph’s College
Hammond Noll
George Post
Coldwater
Mich
Chuck Kriston
Valparaiso Senor
Harold
Buster) Briley
Evansville
Madison
Ball State
Ed Butler
South Bend
St. Joseph's
Slow Day Erupts Into Fast One In ABC Meet At Buffalo
In Buffalo New York during the American Bowling Congress tournament a slow morning gave way to a flurry of top ten showings in regular and classic divisions. Leo Stan and LeRoy Smith of Erie Pa moved to second in regular doubles with scores of 1322 and 667 series for Smith and 655 for Stan. Philip Wright and Don Jany of Dwight and Streator Ill lead regular doubles with 1326. Al Thompson of Cleveland Ohio posted a 667 in classic singles and Bob Leap of Bedford Indiana still holds 672 overall. Thompson tied for fourth in classic all events with 1899 matching Buffalo’s Chet Mazur. Thompson and Howard Nieberding of Cleveland rose to third in classic doubles with 1273. Edward Murphy of Cleveland reached third in regular all-events with 1945 as Andy Hudoba of Youngstown Ohio and Vince Dinapoli of Rochester New York shared first at 1954 over nine games.
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N.Y
UPI
American Bowling Congress
Leo Stan
LeRoy Smith
Erie
Smith
Stan
Philip Wright
Don Jan‘ney
Dwight and Streator
Ill
al Thompson
Cleveland
Ohio
Bob Leap
Bedford
Ind
Thompson
Chet Mazur
Howard Nieberding
Nieberding
Edward Murphy
Andy Hudoba
Youngstown
Vince Dinapoli
Rochester
Studies Keep Stars From Pan Am Games
Toronto based Bruce Kidd and Bill Crothers will miss the Pan American Games in Sao Paulo due to university studies at the University of Toronto. Canada sends a 17 athlete team of 11 women and 6 men, the first time female track competitors outnumber males on a Canadian international squad.
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Toronto
UPI
Canada
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Bruce Kidd
Bill Crothers
University of Toronto
Bowling 30c at Rains New AMF balls
Rains introduces new AMF bowling balls priced at 30 cents each with holes plugged for 2.50 dollars. The compact notice highlights the product launch and pricing details for bowlers seeking equipment updates.
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Rains
Elwood Social Activities and Club Meetings Report
Elwood hosts Shiloh Ladies Aid all day meeting with pitch in lunch. Bertha Mack gives grace and Grace Thomas presides. Door prize goes to Myrtle Butler. Next meeting April 4 at Alice Jarrett home with noted attendees. Also announces Conservation Club Auxiliary event March 11 and Home Builders Class at 7 30. Oakland PTA to hold chicken and noodle supper this evening 5 to 8.
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Nola Hobbs
Shiloh Ladies Aid Society
Bertha Mack
Grace Thomas
Lena King
Myrtle Butler
Roma LeCount
Flossie Lynas
Judy Hobbs
Lee Ann
Alice Jarrett
Jarrett
Julia Davis
Lela Cole
Sue Peters
Jane Baker
Opal Schwinn
Wilma Silvey
St. Wesleyan Methodist Church
Robert Smith
S. A St
John Beatrice
Oakland Pta
Oakland Parent Teachers Association
Williams to face Daniels in 10 round bout Saturday night
Cleveland Williams, 6 foot 3 of Houston, meets Billy Daniels of New York in a 10 round main event at Convention Hall Miami Beach. Williams owns 45 knockouts in 59 fights and is rated No 4 by the WBA. Daniels, 11 knockouts in 19 pro bouts and No 6 in the WBA rankings, last knocked out Mike DeJohn in 10 rounds. Televised by ABC at 10 p.m. EST.
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Fla
Cleveland Williams
Georgia
Houston
Tex
Billy Daniels
New York
Williams
World Boxing Association
Daniels
Mike DeJohn
East Arcadia
N.C
Brooklyn
ABC
Control Tips for Beginners Bowling Pamphlet
A brief tip sheet explains how a ball fits a bowler with pencil test thumb insertion and finger-hole check. The blurb promotes a new pamphlet titled Control Tips for Beginners offering practical ball-fitting advice.
Five Men Pay Fines At Court In Elwood
Two appeared before Judge Michael Tancey in Elwood court Friday morning. Three others paid fines in advance. Larry J. McCool was fined 10 dollars and costs with license held until Monday. Edward Saunders Jr was fined 10 dollars and costs for disobeying a stop sign. Leon F. Burch paid 43 75 for missing PSCI decal. Fred Biltz and Steve Stapzer paid 5 dollars and costs for speeding. Old Timers meet Moose Hall today at 2 pm with refreshments after. Past dues payable at the door.
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Elwood
Michael Tancey
Larry J. McCool
Windfall
Edward Saunders Jr
Marion
Coss
Leon F. Burch
Muncie
Fred Biltz
N. F St
Steve Stapzer
Carmel
Moose Hall
Services Today For Donald H. Wright At Catholic Church
Funeral services for Donald H Wright 1515 S E St who died in Mercy Hospital Thursday morning will be held at 9 a m today at St Joseph s Catholic Church The Rt Rev Msgr T J Hammes will officiate Burial will be in Cambridge City Cemetery Hospital Notes Mercy Hospital dismissals Mrs Mary Dean Cecil Fouch Nathan Stanley George Friend Mercy Hospital admissions Orvil Stephenson Rt 1 Fairmount Henry Riley Hobbs Rob ert L Jackley ambulance Rob ert Abernathy 1602 S F St Taken To Community Mrs Arthur Blockson 2700 S C St was taken to the Community Hospital in Anderson Friday in the Robert L Jackley ambulance
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Donald H. Wright
S. E St
Mercy Hospital
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
T. J. Hammes
Cambridge City Cemetery
Mary Dean
Cecil Fouch
S. J St
Nathan Stanley
Main St
George Friend
Orvil Stephenson
Rt. 1
Fairmount
Henry Riley
Hobbs
Robert L. Jackley Ambulance
Robert Abernathy
S. F St
Arthur Blockson
S. C St
Anderson
Robert L. Jackley
Sunday Events At Club Schedule At Elwood
Elwood Conservation Club met with president Jack Brewer presiding as eighteen members attended. Sunday events announced include archery from 9 to 12 and a Western style round dance 2 to 4 led by Harold and Sandy Kennedy, plus a public square dance 7:20 to 10:30 with Dick Stephens calling.
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Elwood
Elwood Conservation Club
Jack Brewer
Harold
Sandy Kennedy
Dick Stephens
New Castle
Lighter Hogs Steady Amid Mixed Hog Prices
Chicago market reports show butcher hog prices steady to 25 cents lower per hundredweight with top at 15.35 for 200 lb No 1-2 mixed, and others 190-240 lb at 14.75 to 15.25. Slaughter cattle mostly steady. steers and heifers mixed, bulls and boars also unchanged. calves and lambs steady with varying lot prices across grades.
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Chicago
Enor
Stock Quotations Courtesy Thomson & McKinnon
Quotations enclosed in brackets or parentheses indicate higher asked and lower offered prices. The note explains bid and ask formatting used in the quotations.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Market Summary: Cattle Steady With Mixed Beef Quotes
Meat buyers report cattle prices holding steady amid varied quotes. Good steers and heifers range from 22 to 24 dollars, choice steers and heifers 24 to 26, higher grade cattle 22 to 28, with other categories between 12 and 19 dollars.
Weaker Hogs Trend Shown INDIANAPOLIS hog market report
Steady to 25c lower prices were paid for butcher hogs here Friday with sows about steady. The run was about 1,600 head over early estimates. Prices ranged from 12.50 to 15.25 for various weight classes and grades. Cows were steady and lambs sold to arrive. one load of good 995-pound steers at 22.0. Johnson undergoes cancer surgery. film work paused briefly.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Hollywood
UPI
Johnson
Marcus Rabwin
Wheat and Rye Futures Edge Higher on Export Talk at Chicago
Chicago RP reports export appetite lifting old crop wheat and rye while other Board of Trade contracts drifted lower in quiet trading. Nearby months saw active short covering and some long position reinstatement as March figures show mixed moves across grains and soybeans.
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Board of Trade
Pendleton
Mendon Cemetery
Herford
Century Spray
McCullough
Ford
Earl J. Fraze
Jim Bradley
Carl Alford
Joe Kellum
Auds
Norma Jo Carey
Mt. Gilead
YMCA Daily Schedule Highlights And Local Bargains
The YMCA lists activities from 8:30 to 12:30 with swim teams juniors and cadets plus gym sessions for various ages. A Sump Pump Bargains sale runs 12:30 to 6:00 p.m. at Jones Mfg located at 917 Madison.
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Jones Mfg
Madison
Stock Market Ends Mixed With Slight Gain On Light Volume
Shares edged higher on a slow session as three issues fell and one held steady. The Dow rose 1.00 to 672.43 while the AP average inched up 0.2 to 254.8 amid 3.37 million total shares traded.
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American Stock Exchange
NEW York
U.S
Dow Jones
Associated Press
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Woody) Howe
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