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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1963

Page

19

South Bend Muncie Fearless Favorites Rise

South Bend and Muncie Central loom as favorites after a season of rapid improvement. Powers credits smarter play and a split radio-assisted edge while coach Kehrt notes a quick ascent from obscurity. Tallman seeks forgiveness for one loss as his Bearcats push toward the finals amid a busy Capital Friday.

Muncie Powers Dwight Tallman Muncie Central Bearcat Indiana Sports Writers and Broadcasters Association

Cage Scores In Illinois NCAA Tourney Highlights

Centralia defeats Metropolis 74 to 45 and Peoria Central tops Decatur 60 to 45. In other games Springfield Lanphier 58 over Rockford Auburn 56 and Chicago Carver 57 beat Geneva 50. Loyola Illinois defeats Duke 94 to 75 and Cincinnati edges Oregon State 80 to 46.

Illinois Centralia Metropolis Springfield Lanphier Rockford Auburn Peoria Central Decatur Chicago Carver Geneva Louisville Loyola Ill Duke Cincinnati Oregon State

Settlement Made On 500 Accident Near Indianapolis

In Lebanon Indiana a Zionsville woman won an out of court settlement of 31500 for her husband William Craig 37 who died in the scaffold collapse at the 500 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in 1960. The tragedy also injured Helen Craig Rex Craig 12 and a companion case awarded them 21000 and 24250 respectively.

Lebanon Ind Zionsville Indianapolis William Craig Indianapolis Motor Speedway Craig Helen Rex

Davey Moore in coma after dramatic Ramos KO

In Los Angeles and Palm Springs reports sweep boxing world. Davey Moore lay near death after a 10th round KO by Sugar Ramos as three titles changed hands. Doctors said Moore's brain stem bruising and poor prognosis followed a brutal attack on the ropes.

Davey Moore Los Angeles Columbus Ohio Cuba Sugar Ramos Moore White Memorial Hospital Philip Vogel Dr. Vogel Davey Danny Valdez Ramos Sacramento Edmund G. Brown California Dodger Stadium Robert Cruz Philippines Raymundo Torres Mexico Luis Manuel Rodriguez Emile Griffith New York Griffith Benny Kid) Paret Moore - Ramos Willie Ketchum Brown

Horse Breeders Buy Dukes' Lea Stallion In Indiana

A syndicate of 32 breeders from Indiana Illinois Iowa and Ohio purchased Dukes' Lea a 12 year old stallion sired by the father of Whirlaway from Calumet Farms Lexington Ky for 16000 dollars. The horse will be stabled at Nelson Bohannon’s Lapel farm. Bohannon noted Dukes Lea was sired by Blenheim the Second of English racing fame.

Anderson, Ind UPI Dukes’ Lea Whirlaway Madison Nelson Bohannon Anderson Indiana Ilinois Iowa Ohio Calumet Farms Lexington Bohannon Lapel Dukes’ le Blenheim

Bowling Fundamentals for Beginners Pamphlet Release

Portable pamphlet offers control tips for beginners titled Con trol Tips for Beginners. Request a copy by mail with stamped return envelope to Marion Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.

Marion Ladewig C-O National Newspaper Syndicate N. Wacker Drive Chicago Ill

Team must average over 6 feet to win Illinois tourney

Decatur high school faces a state tournament toughie with a lineup averaging just over five feet eleven. Starters Hallihan and Hill lead a fast, defensive squad as coach Schneiter notes their leadership and desire. If Decatur defeats Peoria Central, a rematch with Carver or Geneva looms in the Saturday final.

Decatur, Ill UPI Illinois Decatur Jack Sunderick Charlie Currie Sophomre Bob Warnsley Jim Hallihan Jerry Hall Bruce Gray Denny Alldridge Hallihan Hill John Schneiter Reds Peoria Central Champaign Schneiter Chicago Carver-Geneva Carver

Stoltz Named Assistant At Notre Dame

Jerry Stoltz, former University of Toledo backfield coach, was named an assistant to Notre Dame head coach Hugh Devore. The 25 year old, from Belleville Illinois, played quarterback at Toledo 1958 to 1960 and joins Dave Hurd on the Irish staff, filling vacancies after resignations and Kuharich departure.

South Bend Ind Jerry Stoltz University of Toledo Notre Dame Hugh Devore Stoltz Toledo Devore Joe Kuharich Dave Hurd John Carroll Cleveland Hurd Dick Stanfe Don Dell Kuharich National Football League Stanfell Doli NFL Brad Lynn Lou Stephens Bill Daddie Lynn Stephens Daddie Belleville

Exhibition Baseball Scores From Across Leagues

Chicago A beat Minnesota 5 to 4 while New York N defeated Washington 6 to 2. Milwaukee routed Kansas City 10 to 6 and Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 4 to 3. St Louis topped Detroit 4 to 3 in 12 innings. Houston beat Chicago N 8 to 7 while Boston and Cleveland combined for a 7 to 3 score. Los Angeles A triumphed over San Francisco 6 to 4.

Chicago Minnesota New York Washington Milwaukee Kansas City Philadelphia Cincinnati St. Louis Detroit Houston Boston Cleveland Los Angeles San Francisco Los Angeles Dodger San Francisco Giant Cincinnati Reds Cardin Pittsburgh Houston Colts Chicago Cubs New York Mets

South Bend Central Wins Narrow State Final Vote

Indiana Sports Writers pick South Bend Central over Muncie Central by 40 to 36 at their annual meeting. Lafayette 9 votes. Terre Haute Garfield 4. Marvin Bates elected president. John Walsh vice president. Bob Renner secretary-treasurer. Award nominations include L. V. Phillips and other coaches.

Indianapolis Indiana Sports Writers and Broadcasters Association South Bend Central Muncie Central South Bend Lafayette Terre Haute Garfield Marvin Bates Wgbe Evansville John Walsh Gary Post-Tribune Bob Renner Indianapolis News L. V. Phillips THSAA Joe Boland Indiana Leo Cabby) O'Neill Jasper High School Florence Troeger Marion Crawley Willard Kehrt Terre Haute

Wildcats stumble to subpar 1962 63 shooting mark

Lexington Kentucky report shows Kentucky Wildcats posted a 16 win 9 loss season with a 64 percent shooting rate, well below Adolph Rupp era average of 83.6 percent since 1930.

Lexington Kentucky Wildcats Adolph Rupp Cats Rupp

Cincinnati Loyola Clash In NCAA Final

Cincinnati routed Oregon State 80-46 to reach a potential third straight NCAA title, while Loyola Ill. defeated Duke 94-75 to secure Saturday’s final. Cincinnati built a big second-half lead, Wilson and Counts led scoring, and Loyola balanced attack with Hunter and Heyman each at 29. Duke struggled from the floor as Loyola pulled away on the fast break.

Louisville UPI Cincinnati Oregon State Loyola Ill Duke Beavers Freedom Hall Frank Peters George Wilson Mel Counts Wilson Ron Bonham Tom Thacker Ed Jucker Terry Baker Les Hunter Art Heyman Vic Rouse Loyola Finnally Jay Buckley Hunter Jeff Mullins Heyman Ramblers Ron Miller Jerry Harkness Harkness Miller Johnny Egan Rouse Mullins Buckley

Thornton Favored In Madison Square Garden Showdown

Wayne Thornton of Bakersfield California is a slight favorite to repeat his last month’s victory over light-heavyweight Willie Pastrano of Miami in a nationally televised bout at Madison Square Garden Saturday night.

New York UPI Wayne Thornton Bakersfield Calif Willie Pastrano Miami Fla Madison Square Garden

Rules Infractions Subject of Bryant-Butts Phone Call

ATLANTA UPI Alabama coach Paul Bryant and Wallace Butts former Georgia athletic director held a telephone discussion about possible rules infractions before the 1962 game. Butts warned Bryant of defensive tactics that would be penalized and Bryant changed Alabama’s defense. The letter cited 14 September conversations and a later meeting with SEC officials.

Atlanta UPI Alabama Paul Bryant Wallace Butts Georgia Frank Rose University of Alabama O. C. Aderhold University of Georgia Butts Bryant United Press International Saturday Evening Post George Burnett Rose Aderhold Carl Sanders Eugene Cook George Garden SEC Tuscaloosa Gardner

Kelso Leads Bowie Field in Campbell Stakes at Bowie

Kelso the favorite leads a seven horse field in the $100,000 added John B. Campbell at Bowie Maryland. The six year old Bohemia Stable gelding carries 131 pounds and could raise his earnings to 1 219320 after another rich pay day. Other starters include Mongo Crimson Satan Sunrise County Gushing Wind War Council and Gaelic Lad with War Council and Gaelic Lad entered as an entry.

Orlo Robertson Associated Press Bowie Kelso John B. Campbell Campbell Richard C. duPont Bohemia Rador Sharp Mongo Marian du Pont Montpelier Crimson Satan Peter Salmon Sr Crimson King Jaipur Ridan Sunrise County Gushing Wind War Council Gaelic Lad

Cross Court Tourney Set at YMCA for 16 and Over

YMCA invites 16 plus players to enter a three man cross court basketball event. It is a double elimination format with 2 of 3 games, each game to 20 points. Deadline Monday. entry forms at the front desk. Participants listed include Gooding Pursley Dodd Collingwood Seybert Teague Tilley Duncan Snow Mitchell Looper Wilding Strawn Ahrendt McMillian Petty Kessler Miers. Trophies awarded at tourney end. Marv Woodson leads Big Ten kickoff returns with 27 yards per return on 12 tries.

YMCA Gooding Pursley Dodd Collingwood Seybert L. Teague Tilley Duncan Snow Mitchell Looper Wilding Strawn Ahrendt McMillian Petty Kessler Miers

Snead Fires 69 To Tie Harney For Lead In Doral Open Tourney

Sam Snead at fifty shot a three under par 69 to tie Paul Harney for the second round lead at the Doral Open in Miami. Harney followed a 68 with a 72, while Gene Littler was one behind at 141. Arnold Palmer and Ted Kroll were at 142, defending champ Casper at 144, and Glenn Stuart led the rest with 147 amid a day of strong scoring and notable names failing to reach the cut.

Snead Harney Miami UPI Sam Snead Paul Harney Gene Littler Arnold Palmer Ted Kroll Casper Billy Casper Chick Harbert Chunky Phil Rodgers Glenn Stuart Grand Rapids Harry Dee Montclair N.J Gary Player Jack Nicklaus Big George Bayer Wall Don Finsterwald Art Wall Jack Fleck Julius Boros Tommy Bolt Chandler Harper Bob Rosburg

Sauldsberry Dropped For Poor Attitude

Hawks suspend Woody Sauldsberry for remaining playoff games after a heated exchange with coach Harry Gallatin on the West Coast. He forfeits one week of wages for a March 12 game cited as poor attitude and did not contact the club during the layoff. Gallatin sent Sauldsberry home while the Hawks finished the trip.

ST. Louis UPI Woody Sauldsberry Harry Gallatin West Coast St. Louis Hawks Sauldsberry Los Angeles Hawks Gallatin Ben Kerner

Bowling, 30c at Rains New AMF balls, $16.95

Rains advertises new AMF bowling balls priced at 16.95 with 30 cent rates and note that holes are plugged for 2.50 each.

Rains

Providence Canisius Vie For NIT Crown

Providence and Canisius meet in the NIT final at Madison Square Garden after dramatic semifinal wins. Providence carries a 23 4 record riding a 14 game winning streak. Canisius is 19 6. Vinnie Ernst starred for Providence despite a pulled hamstring, while Pat Turtle anchored Canisius defense for the win over Villanova.

NEW York Canisius Providence Madison Square Garden Griffins NBC Marquette Villanova Friars Buffalo Vinnie Ernst Pat Turtle

Playoff Crown Worth $49 500 To Celtics

New York UPI reports NBA playoff purse totals. The Celtics can share 49 500 if they win the post season championship, while the Lakers would share 47 500 as regular season first-place finishers. The pool for six clubs totals 125 000 matching last season’s high.

NEW York UPI Boston Celtics National Basketball Association Maurice Podoloff Los Angeles Lakers Boston Los Angeles Celtics Podoloff N.B.A

Bowling banquet reservations at Grandview Golf Club Grill

Call 644-8065 to book bowling banquets at Grandview Golf Club Grill. The note urges readers to reserve now, highlighting available venues and a direct contact number.

Grandview Golf Club Grill

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