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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1963
Page
3
The AHS team defeated Shortridge. Estes contributed in two units and Tehee played, helping secure a 9 63 scoreline as they head to Muncie South for tonight’s game against Estes plays Tribe.
A packed late evening lineup shows Anderson beating Indiana's Shortridge 83 to 0 in a Wigwam opener with 7,500 watching. Rival results include Lafayette Catholic 2 over Renselaer 57 and LaPorte 71 over Hammond Morton 67, plus Vincennes Catholic 85, Decatur 59, and Muncie Central 82 edging Fort Wayne North 57.
Anderson College brings a young cage crew to Fort Wayne to face Indiana Institute of Technology, a top scoring program. The Eastsiders, led by Charlie Russell with 17 and Wayne Browning boosting AC's 38 of 83 shots, aim for a strong showing at Muncie Fieldhouse while exploring lineups for Indiana Tech’s tough defense and high scoring pace.
Madison Heights defeated Marion 26 to 24 in varsity action while also edging Marion’s juniors 28 to 25 in a preliminary. Sophomore Gary Pate of Markleville led MH with 21 points and Archie Moore mentored a strong opponent from New York. The hosts travel to Carterville Tuesday for the Pirates’ next meet as officials report brisk attendance and ticket sales.
New Castle's Trojans rolled past Noblesville 92 to 63 with lead held each quarter. Gaddis King Sinnock Wright and Callaway led scoring for New Castle while Grissom and Core added double digit points for the winners.
In Indianapolis the United Press International reports that Purdue fullback Tom DiGravio was set to meet 10th ranked Nowatzke in a winter bowling tour event. The Professional Bowlers Association canceled the event after Raceway Lanes owner Les Howse was hospitalized, hurting local support and the tour's future. Indiana Doubtful in lineup with four key players listed as questionable.
Crawfordsville edged Anderson 27 21 in a local opening meet. Anderson reserves won several matches, with Larrold Ch and Fay among winners. Upcoming home meet vs Richmond set for December 5 at 6 30 for reserves and 7 30 for varsity.
Frankfort nips locals 73 to 22 as Anderson leads swimming meet at AHS pool. Four new records fall in 200 yard medley relay 200 and 400 freestyle and 100 backstroke. Names include Weight Fishback Bott Pate Shearer Watson Lungren Curran Hurd Wright Shek Curran and Korbin. Next meet at Southport December 4.
Lee Wallard, credited with changing driving technique at the Indianapolis 500, died in a Florida hospital after heart ailment complications. The veteran racer, famed for the Belanger driven car in 1951, had a long career with notable near-misses and successes. He leaves two daughters, Pamela and Leigh.
The AP board named its first and second All-Big Ten teams featuring Purdue Indiana and Michigan stars. Notables include Butkus Sutton Nowatzke and Grabowski earning spots while Woodson, Krause and Warfield received honorable mention. The announcement highlights key players from Northwestern Iowa Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota across backfield ends and line positions.
Bowling at Rains Ebonite halls features 30 cent entries with a 16 95 priced ball holes plugged for 2 50. The ad highlights pricing for lanes and repairs with emphasis on accessories and service fees.
Olympia Lanes announces a bowling promotion featuring free instruction by Clyde Scott, a Pro Bowlers Association member. The program invites bowlers and friends to use the service, with classes and group instruction for beginners of all ages to be announced later.
INDIANAPOLIS UP Heimer Stonebraker 68 has retired from Allison Corp after 123 years of service. The Wingate scoring star helped Wingate win two early Indiana high school titles, scoring 18 points in a 36-5 victory over Anderson for the 1914 state title and 9 points in a win over South Teeship for the 1918 championship. He becomes the first Indiana High School Basketball Hall of Fame inductee named from Wingate.
Lafayette hosts the 14th annual high school holiday basketball tournament December 26-27 with webanon Tipton and Valparaíso meeting LaFayette. Winners play for the title the following night. Crawford’s annual coaches clinic day two features Cabutti of Champaign ML High School and Neal Bain of West Virginia Tech.
A dinner meeting of principals coaches and athletic directors will arrange pairings for the eight team Madison County Invitational basketball tournament at 7 p m Tuesday Dec 3 at Don's Barbecue Frankton High will host with Mulford Davis athletic director presiding Frankton principal Gene Heniser will chair The participating schools include Middletown Markleville Pendleton Lapel Frankton Summitville Anderson St Marys and Anderson Highland Special guests invited are C W Raves sports editor and Sam Norris Daily Lulletin The County Invitational meet is set for Jan 15 6 and 18 at Andersen's Wigware
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