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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
4
Hanover College Triangle sports page dated March 13 1964 features John Hooker as sports editor with staff writers Glen Bengston Dave Moeller Rick Moyer and Steve Pearson. Page 4 covers campus athletics news and results from Hanover College events.
Betas move into a 4-0 tie with the Phi Delts for the intramural A league lead as Schubert shines with 36 points in a 61 46 win over Crewe. Rush tops Crowe with 15. Sigs beat Fijis 32 27 as Scott leads with 12 and Blackburn 16 for the Gams. Track tryouts next week with final reporting day March 16.
Columbus High School with a 25-0 season and a 6-6 center Jerry Newsom is favored to reach Butler fieldhouse in a balanced statewide tourney. The field features strong teams like Rushville Muncie South and Elkhart with notable matchups across semistates in Indianapolis Fort Wayne Lafayette and Evansville. The Columbus Howe afternoon clash stands out as a potential top game with surprise contenders and a possible dark horse in 64.
Indiana Central wins the HCC title for the second straight year and places three on the All Conference team Clark Crafton Tom Moran and Henry Voss. Ken Trinkle earns first team honors after leading IC in scoring and field goal percentage .606 and 20.5 points per game. Franklin and Manchester add multiple players Sam Alford Jim Younkin Mike Kock Gene Snyder Nolan Reed Anderson Larry Winter Holter Taylor Angus Nicoson Indiana Central coach named Coach of the Year for a second straight season.
The Kid's Korner Harover showed strength in Indianapolis as Phi Delts fell to Butler in state day finals and Lambda Chi fell to Evansville in the second round. Sports Illustrated predicts UCLA vs Michigan for the NCAA title with Michigan facing Loyola in the Mideast final. The NIT field opened in New York led by No 1 DePaul followed by Bradley Duquesne and New Mexico.
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