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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1963

Page

18

No. 1 Columbus Battles No. 2 Muncie Central in Semi State

Indianapolis UP I reports a potential showdown as undefeated Columbus faces once-defeated Muncie Central at Butler Fieldhouse. About 15 000 fans expected for the Indiana high school basketball semi state feature with Ripple and Connersville opening.

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College Cage Scores Highlight Mixed NCAA Action

The page surveys college and high school basketball with scattered results. Villanova beat DePaul 63 51 in one NCAA first round, while Fordham fell 49 70 in another. Muncie Northern Michigan and Columbus figures appear in regional chatter, with Columbus driven by Bill Stearman and players Russell Newsom and Coles. The piece notes Harvard renewals with Massachusetts and Rutgers in football, plus a heavy dose of exhibition baseball scores.

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Mississippi State Bulldogs Advance After Integrated Play Ruling

Mississippi State coach Babe Arey and the Bulldogs arrived in East Lansing after a Jackson court granted a temporary injunction allowing the team to compete in the NAIA national tournament amid segregation disputes. The ruling, sought by opponents of integrated sports, cleared the way for State to participate in the national quarterfinals in Michigan. The story notes the significance of the first integration in the event, while also mentioning baseball star Max Carey holding the NL stolen bases record.

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Just Like Old Man River New Chevy Truck Ad

An old style classified notice promotes a new Chevrolet light and heavy duty pickup, touting reliability, quiet operation, and improved cab ergonomics. It invites readers to examine or test drive a 63 Chevrolet truck and promises prompt delivery.

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