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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1963
Page
10
A regional volley of bowling news lists Cincinnati Illinois and Duke as winners. The piece offers novice guidance from Marion Ladewig, endorsing adjustments to stance and release to improve scores and reduce slump, with a mail order pocket guide promotion.
Cincinnati edged Texas 73-68 in the NCAA Midwest regional opener as Ron Bonham and George Wilson combined for 49 points to hold off a Texas comeback. Oklahoma City University and Colorado met in the other Friday night game as Texas pushed Cincinnati early before the Bearcats pulled away.
Cincinnati held a slim halftime edge and pulled away in the second half. Wilson 25 points and 12 rebounds led the Bearcats, while Bonham struggled at the line despite contributing 13. Texas, using platoons, posted balanced scoring with Franks 18, Gillbert 13, and Fultz 13. The Bearcats improved to 2-? in 25 outings under coach Ed Jucker, shooting 39% from the field while Texas managed 53% and strong free-throw accuracy.
Exhibition results include Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 2 St. Louis 6 Pittsburgh 4 Washington 9 Chicago A 6 New York A 2 Minnesota Detroit 5 Milwaukee 4 Los Angeles A 18 San Francisco 2 Chicago N 12 Boston 11 Houston 8 Cleveland 7.
In Indiana high school and college hoops, Huntington Noblesville and nearby towns vie for tourney glory amid 13 12 records and tough regional clashes. Colu mbus and Muncie loom as top contenders, with Purdue hosting, and fans eyeing potential upsets in a crowded postseason scene.
NAIA urges U.S. Senate to open a comprehensive probe into amateur sports amid concerns over governance and scoring honors. The request cites observers from Bowling Green and Illinois games, terming reform essential for integrity in collegiate athletics.
The Anderson Tennis Club sponsors a tennis exhibition and clinic at South Side Junior High School gym Saturday night. Frank Parker and Stan Singer headline the program, with Parker noted as a former United States Davis Cup captain. Grambling’s Fred Hobdy named Coach of the Year, part of a standout season for Grambling in NAIA and conference play.
Doug Sanders, troubled by his putting and health, surged into the lead at the St Petersburg Open with a 5 under par 67 for a 36 hole total of 135. He is the standout pro from California who carded his second sub par round in two days.
Top seed Wichita, 19-7, opens NIT at MSG facing Villanova in the night’s first game. Duke star Art Heyman powers Duke past NYU 81-74 in an NCAA regional semifinal, while Heyman and Mullins pace Duke with 22 and 25 points respectively as Duke advances.
Texas A&M coach Bobby Rogers resigns effective April 1 after four years of competitive teams. Shelby Metcalf named aiderell as successor. Rogers noted no friction with athletic director Hank Feldberg. statements expressed regret.
Indiana semistate lineup released for the third Indiana high school basketball tournament featuring non loss records and enrollments. Matchups include Broad Ripple vs Connersville in Indianapolis, Columbus vs Muncie Central, East Chicago Washington vs Lafayette, Greencastle vs Royal Center, Fort Wayne area games South Bend Central vs Berne, Huntington vs Noblesville, Evansville Bosse vs Ireland, and Seymour vs Terre Haute Garfield, with totals of pupil enrollments and team records listed. A later note mentions a 1962 Big Ten crowd at Columbus for Ohio State versus Northwestern and promotes Jim Manley’s St Patrick’s Party on March 16.
At four players tied for the lead on 138, Jacky Cupit and Bobby Nichols each shot 65. Mason Rudolph Billy Maxwell and Raymond Floyd also kept pace. Floyd, a Fayetteville North Carolina rookie on tour four months, stood 4 under after 13 holes but finished with a 71 amid late bogeys. Sanders noted he struggled to manage the mix of players and conditions.
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