Raven Will Be's Dump Stars in Alumni Benefit 84 79 Win
Anderson College Ravens beat the Has Been's 84 to 79 in D. C. Lewis Gymnasium in a benefit game for Barrett Bates. Notables Jumpin Johnny Wilson Jack Wilson Ken Strawn Bates Howell and Ralph Renbarger played for the Ravens while Don Odle coached the Has Been's through a back and forth first half and late rally before Ferris sealed the win with the last basket.
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Reds Poised for Pennant Run in 1962 Spring Outlook
In Tampa, manager Fred Hutchinson expresses optimism that the Cincinnati Reds will challenge the Giants and Dodgers for the NL title. He cites a stronger pitching staff led by Purkey Jay and OToole, a healthy Freese, and solid hitting from Robinson Pinson and Edw ards. If Brosnan and Henry rebound and no more doubleheaders lost to the Mets, Cincinnati may contend for the pennant.
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Bowling 30c at Rains New AMF Balls
Rains introduces new AMF bowling balls at 30 cents each with holes predrilled for 2.50 dollars.
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Bowling Sunday School League Standings and Honors
Recap of Cooper's Bowl results with team scores and current standings led by Whetstone A and Baile y Chapel near top. Honor roll lists members H Stottlemyer Jr. Kreigh Ellis Ham James McKowen Pendley Cline Davis Ives Neviand with scores ranging from 200 to 264.
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Local shift scores and honor roll updates at Murnan's Lanes
At 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. shifts, teams including Hoppes Realty Moose Meridian Bowmer's Marathon Sam's Carpenter Shop Couch's and UAW 66 played, with UAW 66 leading 33 to 0 at one point. Honor roll names and scores listed for Priest Murnan's shift with multiple players named and high scores shown.
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Channel Chicks Standings At Olympia Lanes
Channel Chicks standings list teams with scores and averages from Olympia Lanes. Murphy's Pie & Pay leads at 722 to 3542 totals, followed by Art's Pizza and Bar Lumber, with others including Dew & Mears Coca-Cola Culligan's and Wonder Bread in the lower ranks. Honor roll notes Creech with a 503 series.
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UAW Area Rec Standings and Honor Roll
Standings show Modern Home leading with 70 points followed by Lukes 68 Pepsi-Cola 68 Redmen 62 Local 663 24 62 Denas Beauty Shop 58 Tinsmiths 57% and others. Honor roll lists M. Stoker 210 586 L. Ricketts 213 C. Vogel 200 555 G. Cammack 232 558.
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Nebraska Names Basketball Coach Cipriano at Lincoln Ncaa
Joe Cipriano, 31, named basketball coach at the University of Nebraska to replace Jerry Bush who resigned after nine losing seasons. He leaves Idaho after a 43-35 three season record and a 20-6 campaign this year. Appointment confirmed by Board of Regents and Athletic Director Tippy Dye.
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Tiny Geneva Upsets Bloom In Hinsdale Sectional Clash
Tiny Geneva, with 522 students, upset Chicago Heights Bloom 60-52 in Hinsdale to advance in the state tournament. Bob Johansen scored 24 points, including 12 straight free throws, as Geneva won despite late Bloom rallies and await Chicago Carver in the state quarter finals. Bloom led early but Geneva pulled ahead in the second period and held on for the upset.
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John Carroll Coach Hurd Joins Notre Dame Staff
Dave Hurd, John Carroll University line coach for two years, is named assistant football coach at Notre Dame by athletic director Edward W. Krause. A former Notre Dame center in 1957 and 1958, Hurd served as freshmen coach in 1960 and hails from Three Rivers Michigan. He will work under head coach Hugh Devore who took over last week.
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Orioles extend spring winning streak with 4-3 victory
Baltimore stays unbeaten at ten games by edging the Chicago White Sox 4-3 in Sarasota. Luis Aparicio sparked a three run first inning, and Steve Barber held the Sox to one run over seven. Other results include Kansas City toppling the Yankees 9-5 and Cubs beating the Giants 3-2.
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Fort Wayne Kegler Tops All Events in ABC Meet
Bus Oswalt of Fort Wayne Indiana moves into first in the regular all-events with a nine game total of 2055 at the American Bowling Congress tournament in Buffalo New York He overtakes Andy Hudoba of Youngstown Ohio and Vince Dinapoli of Rochester New York who drop to a tie for second at 1954 Oswalt and Gerry Schmidt of Fort Wayne win the regular doubles with 1937 John Vargo and James Nucciarene Jr of Painesville Ohio take second with 1334 Philip Wright and Don Jarmey of Streator Illinois fall to third with 1326 in doubles No changes occur in the classic division minor events on Tuesday.
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Dodgers and Maury Wills in pennant debate
Former umpire Dusty Boggess says the Dodgers shifted focus to Maury Wills breaking Ty Cobb's single season stolen base record, costing them the pennant. He noted Gilliam often gave up hits to let Wills steal, a pattern he observed as Wills neared Cobb's mark.
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Cage Scores NIT Quarterfinals and NBA Playoffs
NIT quarterfinals saw Marquette defeat St. Louis 84 49 and Providence beat Miami 106 96. NBA playoff score Syracuse 123 Cincinnati 120. High school Illinois State tourney results list Chicago Career 54 over Waukegan 41 and others including Centralia 69 over Collinsville 48.
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Grapefruit League Results Show Wide Exhibition Wins
Grapefruit League action produced multiple exhibition scores. St Louis defeated New York 7 3. Detroit beat Los Angeles 8 3. Kansas City triumphed over New York 9 5. Cincinnati edged Minnesota 5 4. Baltimore toppled Chicago 4 3. Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 7 6. Chicago N 3 San Francisco 2. Cleveland crushed Houston 13 3. Los Angeles A defeated Boston 5 1.
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Miami Group Orders Liston Back for Knee Exam
The Miami Beach Boxing Commission ordered heavyweight champion Sonny Liston to return from Chicago to Miami for an official knee examination after his physician Dr. Duke Baird could not confirm a torn cartilage. Liston's adviser Jack Nilon protested, urging examination by a Chicago doctor.
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Hoosier Relays Carded for March 30 at IU
The 15th Hoosier High School Relays at Indiana University will be held March 30. Meet director Sam Kelley expects a record entry after 1,300 athletes from 93 schools last year. Six individual events and five relays are on the program with an entry deadline March 21.
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Stevenson Duman Among 34 Drivers Named For 63 Race
The nomination of Chuck Stevenson and Ronnie Duman brings the 1963 Indianapolis 500 roster to 34 drivers. Stevenson from Newport Beach drives for Fred Gerhardt of Fresno, with a best previous Memorial Day placing of sixth in 1961. Duman from Dearborn, entered by Dan LeVine of Detroit, failed to qualify last year and will attempt again in LeVine’s second car. time trials will trim the field to 33.
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Washington Is 500-4 Shot In AL Flag Race
Washington Senators optimistic yet realistic as 500-4 pennant odds are cited amid a 60-101 season. George Selkirk named GM, Mickey Vernon returns as manager, and Rogelio Alvarez is watched as a potential first baseman while pitching and outfield are described as fair to passable.
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Coaches Gab Over Phone Ahead of NCAA Semis in Louisville
Four top teams face pressure as Cincinnati, Duke, Loyola and Oregon State prepare for the national semifinals at Freedom Hall. Ed Jucker's Bearcats eye a third straight title while Duke's Vic Bubas updates on Jay Buckley's shoulder and Loyola's George Ireland notes strong defense and high scoring.
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Indiana Lions name 1963 Silver Anniversary All State Team
Central Committee in Indianapolis selects ten former Indiana high school basketball stars for the 1963 Silver Anniversary All-State Team. Also announced are Silver Anniversary honorees and details of the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame project and awards dinner.
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Curly” Armstorng
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