Tourney Trail Ends At Butler Fieldhouse Tonight
South Bend and Muncie enter as favorites as Butler Fieldhouse hosts the final round. Loge and Powers discuss two way radios once used by their teams and the educational benefits of Muncie basketball. Dwight Tallman of Muncie Central hopes Bearcat fans forgive a single loss if a title follows. The Capital hosts a busy Friday with coaches meeting and the Indiana Sports Writers gathering.
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Muncie
THSAA
Kelert
Dwight Tallman
Muncie Central
Bearcat
Indiana Sports Writers and Broadcasters Association
College Scores Show Mixed Results Across Matches
Tenracy lia upset by Metropolis 74 to 4 while Springfield Lanphier defeats Rockford Auburn 56 to 58. Peoria Central posts 60 in a 45 point Decader win. Chicago Carver loses 57 to Geneva 58. Loyola Illinois defeats Duke 75 to 0, Cincinnati falls to Oregon State 45.
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Metropolis
Springfield
Lanphier
Rockford
Auburn
Peoria Central
Decader
Chicago Carver
Geneva
Louisville
Loyola
Ill
Duke
Cincinnati
Oregon State
Settlement Made On 7500' Accident
In Lebanon Indiana a Zionsville woman won an out of court settlement of 31500 dollars over the death of her husband in a scaffold collapse at the 500 mile Indianapolis race in 1960. William Craig aged 37 was one of two killed when a makeshift stand collapsed at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. A sister settlement in a separate case awarded Helen Craig 21000 for loss and her son Rex 24250 for injuries.
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Ind
Zionsville
Indianapolis
William Craig
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Craig
Helen
Rex
Moore KO sparks triple-title change in brutal bout
In Los Angeles Davey Moore collapsed after a 10th round KO by Cuba’s Sugar Ramos. Moore slipped into a coma in his dressing room and was rushed to White Memorial Hospital. Doctors said early Friday that live chances were poor but noted he had held his own through the night.
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George Latka
Davey
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Davey Moore
Ketchterview
Ketchum
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Umbus
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Cuba
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Moore
Ramos
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White Memorial Hospital
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Sacramento
California
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Horse breeders buy Dukes Lea in Indiana syndicate bid
A 32 stockholder syndicate from Indiana Illinois Iowa and Ohio purchased Dukes Lea a year old stallion sired by the father of Whirlaway from Calumet Farms Lexington Kentucky for 16000. The horse will be stabled at Nelson Bohannon Lapel Indiana.
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Whirlaway
Madison
Nelson Bohannon
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Ilinois
Iowa
Ohio
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Lexington
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Central Tips for Beginners Bowling Pamphlet Offer
A portable pamphlet titled Central Tips for Beginners is advertised. Readers can obtain a copy by sending a sealed self addressed return envelope with payment to National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago. The offer promotes 14 fundamentals for bowling beginners.
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National Newspaper Syndicate
N. Wacber Drive
Chicago
Decatur Eyes State Title With Height Edge
Decatur faces Peoria Central and, if victorious, meets the Chicago Career-General winner in the state tournament as coach Schneiter notes teams must average over six feet to contend. The squad relies on quick defense and a tall lineup led by Moore and Hallili while grappling with injuries and the memory of past champion losses.
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Danny Valdez
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Bruce Gray
Denny Ail
Roandridge
Peoria Central
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Jerry Stoltz Named Assistant At Notre Dame
SOUTH BEND Ind AP Jerry Stoltz former University of Toledo backfield coach was named an assistant to new Notre Dame head football Coach Hugh Devore Friday Stoltz 25 Toledo quarterback in 1956 1960 was the second new Irish aide named this week by Notre Dame officials. Ramos Moore bout led a punchers duel with Ramos bleeding from nose and mouth in early rounds Ramos attacked late but Moore held on end seemed near as crowd of 26142 roared Devore and Moore resigned Kuharich last week Dave Hurd former line coach at John Carroll was named Irish staff Tuesday Stoltz and Moore fill vacancies left by resignations of Dick Stanfel and Don Doll Liensee quit March 13 to become supervisor of NFL fashion. Moore started the 16th in game but Irish offense faltered amid backfield changes. Stoltz a Belleville native joins holdovers Brad Lynn Lou Steffens and Bill Daddie as assistant backfield coach
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Belleville
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Fenger
City
Willie Ketchum
Indiana writers pick Central over Muncie in 1963 finals
INDIANAPOLIS AP Members of the Indiana Sports Writers and Broadcasters Association chose South Bend Central over Muncie Central by a narrow 40 to 36 vote at their annual meeting. Terre Haute Garfield and other schools were noted in nominations for awards and coaching honors including Marty Bates, Leo O Neil, and Jim Powers as top coaches finalists.
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Indiana
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Dwight Tallman
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Bill Stearman
Columbus
Pete Gill
Ireland
Bob Rowe
Royal Center
Gomer Wyman
Hammond
Exhibition Baseball Scores Across League Cities
Exhibition games report a flurry of results with Chicago A beating Minnesota nine to five and New York N topping Washington Milwaukee ten to six. Philadelphia edged Cincinnati while St Louis outscored Detroit in twelve innings. Houston defeated Chicago N four to eight and Boston prevailed over Cleveland seven to three. Los Angeles A won against San Francisco six to four.
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Wildcats Falter in 1962 63 Shooting Pace
Lexington Kentucky Kentucky Wildcats posted a poor shooting percentage for the 1962-63 season under coach Adolph Rupp, finishing with a team mark well below their long standing standard. The struggling offense contributed to their overall record and drew scrutiny of the era’s play style.
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Lexington
Kentucky Wildcats
Adolph Rupp
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Cincinnati and Loyola reach NCAA title clash in overtime clash
Cincinnati routed Oregon State 80 46 to move within one win of a third straight NCAA title while Loyola defeated Duke 94 75 to set up Saturday night’s final. The Bearcats pulled away after a rough start, posting 16 straight points and holding Mel Counts to limited scoring. Loyola dominated Duke on the boards and fast breaks, with Les Bunton and Tom Heyman each scoring 29 as Loyola surged late.
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Frank Peters
George Wilson
Mel Counts
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Ron Bonham
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Vic Rouse
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Sauldsberry Dropped for Poor Attitude in West Coast Race
In a UPI report from Louis, Woody Sauldsberry faced a suspension amid controversy over alleged poor attitude after a wagered meeting with coach Harry Gallatin. The piece notes Gulfstream Handicap connections, including Crimson Satan and Mongo, with weights listed for several contenders, and mentions a Kentucky basketball tie from 1938 unresolved due to a scorer’s error and not replayed.
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UPI
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Radar Sharp
Woody Sauldsberry
Harry Gallatin
Louis Hawks
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Celtics See Split of $49,500 NBA Playoff Purse
Boston Celtics can share a $49,500 playoff purse by winning the NBA title as league President Maurice Podoloff announced last night. Lakers can divide a larger pot. The report details how the post-season rewards unfold amid other golf results and tour notes from Doral Open play.
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UPI
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National Basketball Association
Maurice Podoloff
Los Angeles Lakers
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Los Angeles
Thornton Favored to Repeat Victory at Madison Square Garden
Wayne Thornton of Bakersfield California is a slight favorite to repeat his last month's win over Willie Pastrano of Miami in a nationally televised light heavyweights bout at Madison Square Garden Saturday night.
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UPI
Wayne Thornton
Bakersfield
Calif
Willie Pastrano
Miami
Fla
Madison Square Garden
Cross Court Tourney at YMCA Seeks Teams and Entries
Registrations are open for a YMCA three man cross court basketball tournament open to anyone over 16. It is a double elimination event with 2 out of 3 games per match and 20 point wins. Deadlines, entry blanks, and trophies are noted, with several named entrants listed. Marv Woodson leads Big Ten kickoff returns with 2 yard average on 412 returns last season.
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Snow
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Looper
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Ahrendt
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Petty
Kessler
Miers
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Indiana
Rules Infractions Subject Of Bryant-Butts Phone Call
Atlanta report says a telephone discussion between Paul Bryant and Butts revolved around Alabama defensive tactics and possible rules violations. Rose, in a letter to Georgia officials, claimed Butts warned Bryant of plays to punish opponents and alter the defense, with implications for the Sept. 22 game.
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UPI
Frank Rose
University of Alabama
O. C. Aderhald
Georgia
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Bryant
Alabama
Orhield
Carl Sanders
Eugene Cook
Rose
United Press International
Saturday Evening Post
George Burnett
Providence Canisius Vie For NIT Crown
Providence and Canisius meet in the 26th National Invitation Tournament final at Madison Square Garden. Providence holds a 23-4 record, aiming for a second NIT title in three years, after a 90-74 semifinal win over Canisius in January.
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APY
Madison Square Garden
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Friars
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