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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1963

Page

19

Don Carter Advice Aids Bowlers In Slump Fix

Don Carter offers tips to adjust starting position and aim at the 3 pin. He warns against overloading the release which pulls the arm across the body and hits the head pin. A new pamphlet by Marion Ladewig promises control tips for beginners and can be obtained by sending 10 cents and a stamped return envelope to National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.

Marion Ladewig c/o Naional Newspaper Syndicae N. Wacker Drive Chicago 6 Ill

Has Beens edge Laddies 81 to 50 in city intrasquad

Has Been's seniors salvaged pride by routing Laddie Will Be's 81 50 in a local high school intra city clash. Tom Lantz and Al Green led with 24 and 18 points, while listed players and officials participated as the town wrapped its senior day.

Highland’s Laddie Tom Lantz al Green Fathers Green F Jones A Eee Powell Mideast Tech Nifteen Espe Lockwood York Unicago Falcons Bartlett Thornburg Illini Bennett Gee Ohio Cannons Nate Thurwil Williams Bere Bronnenberg Illinois Stebbins Ohio State Noble Campbell Bob Latines Ben Bowling Greens Bowling Green Tlllinois Thurmond Bill Small Bill Burwell Dave Downey Downey Howard Komives Toledo

State's Powers Being Watched

The story surveys the Indiana high school basketball state tournament prospects with Columbus Muncie as favorites in a crowded field. It notes Columbus’s regional dominance, Muncie’s strength from the North Central region, and the chance of a perfect two teams reaching the finals. It lists new coaches Pete Gill Seaborn Hillis Ike Tallman and Jim Myers and mentions large crowds at Purdue and Butler arenas.

Cincinnati Bears Edge Texas 73 68 In Midwest Region

Cincinnati, led by George Wilson with 25 points and Ron Bonham with 24, held off Texas 73-68 in the NCAA Midwest regional. Wilson pulled down 12 rebounds as Cincinnati overcame an early Texas surge to advance to the next round. Bonham struggled from the floor late but had been top free throw shooter earlier.

Lawrence, Kan UPI Mighty Cincinnati Ron Bonham George Wilson Texas Oklahoma City University Colorado Bearcats Wilson Bonham Crah Larry Franks Jimmy Gilbert John Paul Fultz Ed Jucker

College Cage Scores and Local Bowling Notes

Summary of college and high school basketball results from the NCAA and small college tournaments, plus local bowling results and tips. Highlights include Duke over New York University 81 to 76, Bowling Green 70 67, and Grambling 83 over Cincinnati 73, with local reflections on Indiana basketball and a brief feature on maintaining fiberglass hulls for boats.

Duke New York S.f Bowling Green Grambling Cincinnati Texas Loyola Ill Miss. State Ogelthrope S. Illinois Illinois State Carver Harlan Freeport DeKalb Centralia Paris Herrin Benton

Exhibition Scores From Early Games Around The League

Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 2 1 while St Louis scores six to Pittsburgh four. Washington wins over Chicago A by a margin of three, New York A edges Chicago N 12 to 11. Minnesota beats Detroit five to four as Milwaukee caps a close 4 to 5 loss. Los Angeles A blasts San Francisco 18 to 2. Houston 8 over Cleveland 7.

Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsburgh Washington Chicago New York Minnesota Detroit Milwaukee Los Angeles San Francisco Boston Houston Cleveland

NAIA Urges Senate Probe of Amateur Athletics

The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics urged the U.S. Senate to launch an immediate investigation into amateur sports. The 463 small college members called for a complete inquiry of all agencies involved in amateur athletics, saying national prestige in international competition depends on athlete success.

Kansas City, Mo UPT National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics NAIA U.S. Senate Senate United States

Tennis Exhibition At South Side Gym Features Parker Singer

The Anderson Tennis Club sponsors a tennis exhibition and clinic at South Side Junior High School gym on Saturday night March 30. Headliners are Frank Parker and Stan Singer. Parker formerly led the U S Davis Cup team and Singer ran a major tennis school in Ireland. Amateurs Carlos Sisneros and Gene Buwick represent the local side.

Anderson Tennis Club South Side Frank Parker Stan Singer Parker United States Singer Ireland Carlos Sisneros Gene Buwick

Give up Beer during Lent Try Kingsbury Near Beer

A short notice promotes Kingsbury Near Beer as a non alcoholic alternative for readers observing Lent. The item highlights availability and intended use during the religious season without endorsing beyond the product claim.

Kingsbury

Grambling's Hobdy Named NAIA Coach of the Year

Fred Hobdy of Grambling College was named Basketball Coach of the Year by collegiate Athletics. Grambling reached the NAIA semi finals, and Hobdy has earned three Southwestern Conference and NAIA District 6-B coach of the year honors, with a 186-130 seven-year record. The team was ranked No. 2 in the UPI small college poll and made its fourth NAIA appearance in five years.

Kansas City Grambling United Press International

Sanders Worries Self Into Lead At St Petersburg Open

Doug Sanders, troubled by putting and health, grabbed a 36 hole lead at the St Petersburg Open after a 67 to total 135. George Bayer and Dave Marr moved to 136, Tommy Bolt held at 137, with Cupit Nichols Rudolph Maxwell Floyd tied at 138. Floyd, 20, bogeyed the last three holes after 13 to finish 71. Sanders said he barely got his shots close to the hole.

Charles Stafford ST. Petersburg Fla Doug Sanders Ojai Calif George Bayer South Pasadena Dave Marr New Rochelle N. Y Tommy Bolt Jacky Cupit Bobby Nichols Mason Rudolph Billy Maxwell Raymond Floyd Floyd Fayetteville N.C Sanders

Detroit St Louis Keglers Move Into Top Minor Positions

In Buffalo, Detroit and St Louis bowlers shifted places in the American Bowling Congress minor events. Nelson Burton Jr of St Louis led the classic all-events with 1960 over Joe Joseph of Detroit who slipped to second at 1925. Burton and Jerry Maloy moved to third in classic doubles with 1305 while Joseph and Billy Golembiewski still top the doubles at 1378. No changes in regular division minor events.

Buffalo N.Y UPI Detroit St. Louis Nelson Burton Jr Joe Joseph Joseph Burton Jerry Maloy Billy Golembiewski

Oglethorpe Wins OT Thriller For Consolation Honors

Evansville Indiana UPI report: Oglethorpe defeated Southern Illinois 68 to 64 in overtime to claim consolation honors in the NCAA college division basketball tournament. Wittenberg, the top small college, faced South Dakota State in the championship game.

Evansville Ind UPI

Heyman and Mullins spark Duke past NYU in regional semifinal

Duke shoots to a large early lead then holds off NYU 81-76 in the Eastern regional semifinal. Art Heyman scores 22 and Jeff Mullins 25 as Duke advances to face West Virginia or St Joseph for a trip to Louisville. Barry Kramer 34 for NYU.

College Park Blue Devil Jeff Mullins Heyman Dukes Duke NYU Barry Kramer Kramer Violets Happy Hairston Duke Blitzkreig Blue Devils Mullins Jay Buckley Devils

Cohen to sue Civic Arena over game proceeds

Paul Cohen owner of the Pittsburgh Rens in the defunct American Basketball League says he will sue the Civic Arena for holding the proceeds of the December 28 game. The dispute centers on event handling and financial ownership at the arena in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh UPI Paul Cohen Pittsburgh Rens American Basketball League Civic Arena

Wichita Makes Debut Today In NIT Tourney

New York AP Wichita, top seed and 1962 63 giant killer, debuts in the NIT quarter finals at Madison Square Garden facing Villanova in the 7 30 p m opening game. Canisius meets Memphis State in the second game while La Salle faces St Louis and St Francis meets Miami of Florida in afternoon action. NBC will televise the first game. Villanova and Memphis State advanced with Thursday wins. Wichita, ranked fifth, has 19 wins and 7 losses, yet upset three of the four teams ranked ahead.

Red Alex Anderson Main Meridian Estes Indiana Lapel Dobbie Lambert Dobbie Tiger Traps Tribe Shorty Burdsall Alexandria Estes’ Indians Alex Anderson Tigers Indians Madison Tribe Aleaandria NEW York Wichita Madison Square Garden Wheatshockers Villanova Canisius Memphis State LaSalle St. Louis St. Francis Miami Florida NBC DePaul Fordham

Rogers Resigns As Texas A&M Coach

Texas A M basketball coach Bobby Rogers resigned on Friday and assistant Shelby Metcalf was promoted to head coach. Rogers, who plans to quit April 1 for the program’s improvement, leaves after four years as a regular title contender with one losing season. Metcalf, a first time head coach, joined in 1957 after starring at East Texas State and coaching at Cayuga high school. Rogers denied friction with athletic director Hank Feldberg and both parties expressed regret.

College Station Tex SPI Bobby Rogers Texas A&m College Friday Shelby Metcalf Rogers Texas A&m Metcalf Texas A& M East Texas State Cayuga, Tex Henry Hank) Feldberg

Jim Manley’s St Patrick’s Party Entertains

Jim Manley hosts a St Patrick’s Party on Saturday March 16 featuring entertainment and favors for attendees. Local event listings highlight festive atmosphere and community gathering at the venue.

Jim Manley

Semistate Meet Lineup Announced in Indiana Tourney

Indiana high school basketball semistate pairings announced with school records and enrollment figures. Matchups include Broad Ripple 20 4 with Connersville 13 12 in Indianapolis, Columbus 25 0 vs Muncie Central 25 1, and East Chicago Washington 18 7 against Lafayette 20 5 in Lafayette. Additional games list Greencastle 13 12 versus Royal Center 21 5 at Fort Wayne, plus South Bend Central 23 2 versus Berne 21 4 and Huntington 23 2 versus Noblesville 23 2 at Fort Wayne. Top gate attends 1962 Big Ten football crowd at Columbus for Ohio State vs Northwestern.

Indianapolis Inders Broad Ripple Connersville Columbus Muncie Central Lafayette Chicago Washington Greencastle Royal Center Fort Wayne South Bend Central Berne Huntington Noblesville Evasnville Bosse Ireland Seymour Terre Haute Garfield

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