Bosse Tops Hoosier Raters In Indiana High School Rankings
Evansville Bosse leads the Indiana high school coaches ratings with 165 of 180 points and eight first place votes. East Chicago Washington is second with 145 points, while Lafayette Muncie Central and Anderson follow. Balloting covers games through Saturday night and notes Bosse riding a 14 game win streak.
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Indianapolis
Upr
Evansville
Bosse
East Chicago
Washington Today
United Press International
NCC
Lafayette
Muncie Central
Anderson
Muncie
Jasper
Michigan City
Indianapolis Tech
Columbus
Elkhart
Gary Roosevelt
Martinsville
Mooresville
Indianapolis Attucks
Seymour
Elwood
Valparaiso
Tell City
Vincennes
Washington
South Bend
Adams
Kokomo
Lap
E. Chicago
Rex Mundi
South Bend Central
Fort Wayne Central
Jeffersonville
Bloomfield
Goshen
Southport
Noblesvile
Mentone
Huntington
Alexandria
Shortridge
Power Failure Strikes 150 Homes in Lafayette
A wiring fault caused by icy weather cut power to about 150 homes in Lafayette's northwest sector for roughly two and a half hours Tuesday night. The Public Service Co. of Indiana line snapped, cutting service to Tipmont Rural Electric Membership Corp. customers, with power restored before midnight.
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Lafayette
Ind
Public Service Co. of
Indiana
Tipmont Rural Electric Membership Corp
High school basketball scoreboard reads varied results
The list shows multiple game scores across Indiana teams including North Central 61 over Jasonville 42 and Oaktown 46 over Pleasantville 44. Other notable results include Coal City 87 over Coalmont 85 and Evansville Rex Mundi 82 over Evansville Reitz 66.
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North Central
Jasonville
Oaktown
Pleasantville
L and M
Plainville
Eastern
Worthington
Coal City
Coalmont
Gerstmeyer
West Vigo
Clinton
Brazil
van Buren
Cloverdale
Loogootee St. John’s
Dubois
Evansville Bosse
Evansville Memorial
Evansville
Rex Mundi
Evansville Reitz
Petersburg
Huntingburg
Mitchell
Springs Valley
Wheatland
Francisco
Salvation Army Board Elects Officers in Linton
Ray Singer was elected chairman of the Linton Salvation Army Advisory Board at a Roosevelt hotel meeting. John Flickinger became vice-president and Kenneth Ballard was re elected secretary treasurer. New board members include Warren H. Oaken Kenneth Smith Mrs Juanita Greenwood and Mrs Anton Slaper Jr.
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Ray Singer
Linton Salvation Army Post
Roosevelt Hotel
John Flickinger
Kenneth Ballard
Homer L. Moore
William Ross
Wilfred Roof
Warren H. Oaken
Kenneth Smith
Juanita Greenwood
Anton Slaper Jr
Senior Citizens Committee
Cliff Strong
Masonic Temple
Salvation Army
Advisory Board
United Fund
James Hubbell
Mr. Singer
Mr. Ballard
Kern G. Beasley
William Foglesong
Aaron Gentry
Don House
Paul Lester
Ward Letsinger
Dr. Moore
Mr. Roof
Jack Wheeler
Major Mable Cox
Flames Destroy Home at Hymera
Four fire departments battled a morning blaze in Hymera destroying a two story residence owned by Mrs Sylvia Annis in downtown Hymera. Crews from Hymera Jasonville Dugger and Shelburn prevented spread to the Virgil Bare home. Fire began around 9 00 AM and volunteers moved most furniture from the ground floor as firefighters stayed on site until 1 30 PM to prevent flare ups.
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Hymera
Sylvia Annis
Jasonville
Dugger
Shelburn
Virgil Bare
Hymera Department
Thunderbirds Top Jasonville in Narrow High School Duel
North Central Thunderbirds defeated Jasonville 61 to 42 at the Jasonville gym. Dick Godfrey led the visitors with 20 points while Riley added 19. Mark McClanahan led the Jackets with 11 points and Roy Pittman scored 10 before fouling out. The North Central B team won 48 to 19.
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Jasonville High School
North Central Thunderbirds
Jasonville Gym
Birds
Jackets
North Central
Thunderbirds
Jasons
Roy Pittman
Jasonville
Dick Godfrey
Riley
Mark McClanahan
Pittman
N. Central
Trowbridge
Godfrey
Hall
Graves
Hamilton
Bickel
Tuttles
Market Report from Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Live stock results show hogs unevenly steady to 25 higher with various weight ranges. Cattle totals include steers and heifers mostly steady with varied grade prices. Sheep and lambs see weak demand with lambs 18.5 to 20.0 for top lots and better grades 16.0 to 18.5 for others.
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Indianapolis
Blood donor appeal for rare type BRH plus at Sullivan
An appeal was issued in this area today seeking BRH plus blood for August Cornelius of Dugger who is critically ill at Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan Transportation would be provided to the hospital and donors with the rare type were urged to call Campbell Cornelius at 648 2422 Dugger.
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August Cornelius
Dugger
Cornelius
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Campbell Cornelius
Beetle Bailey Returns Home on Furlough with Sarge
Beetle Bailey by Mort Walker features Sgt. Orville Snorkel returning home on furlough with Beetle and Sarge. The Bailey household is uprooted as the Army trio adjusts to civilian life in the Linton Daily Citizen beginning Monday December 17.
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Beetle
Sarge
Bailey
Sgt
Orville Snorkel
Linton Daily Citizen
Joe E. Turner
Linton Daily Citizen, Inc
South Main Street
Linton
Indiana
Merger Plans Tied to Terre Haute Rail Upgrade
New York Central vice president Douglass Campbell outlined an 830000 track program linking Central and Pennsy lines in Terre Haute if a merger proceeds. He argued faster, better service, fewer interchanges, and continued local tax incentives while disputing predicted job losses and fees claims.
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Terre Haute
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Central
Douglass Campbell
Pennsy Central
Campbell
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsy
Frankfort
Preston
Evansville
Duane
Vigo County
Indianapolis
Terre Haute- St. Louis
Consolidated Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
County Board Lets Contracts for ’63
Greene County Board of Commissioners announced successful bidders for 1963 contracts across departments. Winners include Lumber Leroy Martin and Fred Cooksey. Marathon Oil for kerosene and fuels. Hall Sign and Stella Products for signs. Ellis and Company and Logansport Metal Culvert for hardware. Concrete Silo and nearby firms for stone and rip-rap.
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Greene County Board of Commissioners
Highway Department
Leroy Martin
Fred Cooksey
Marathon Oil Company
Mitchell Oil Company
Hall Sign Company
Bloomington
Stella Products Company
Spencer
Chemical Chemical Company
Indianapolis
Ellis Feed and Supply
Linton
Ellis and Company
Logansport Metal
D. D. Bituminous
Ralph Rogers and Company
Solsber
Councilmen Hear Petition for Land and Door Height Change
Council members debate land petition and insist on a 12 foot high door for truck head room of 10 feet 6 inches. A power-spraying firm letter is read, no action. Routine bills paid and $3,000 moved from Light fund to Cash Reserve fund. Bailey compliments Linton merchants and Chamber of Commerce for Christmas decorations.
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Bailey
Linton
Chamber of Commerce
Motor overheats at Western Auto store in Linton
Firemen from the Linton department responded to a morning alarm at 7 15 to the Western Auto Associate Store at 141 North Main. They found a cam shaft motor overheated causing smoke and estimated damage around 50 dollars.
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Linton
Western Auto Associate
North Main Street
Land M Net Sound Swamps Plainville Braves rout Plainville 70 45
The Lyons Marso varsity beat Plainville 70 to 45 at Plainville gym. Led 20 10 after one quarter and 36 18 at halftime. In the third, Midgets scored 12 while Braves added 16. Don Hughes 14, Butch Brown 13, Steve Brinson 12, Roy Carruthers 12. Plainville Seconds edged Brave Reserves 35 34 in curtain-raiser.
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L and M Braves
Plainville
Plainville Gymnasium
Braves
Lyons-Marco
Daviess County
Don Hughes
Butch Brown
Steve Brinson
Roy Carruthers
Ed Layer
Plainville Seconds
Brave
Land M
Brown
Hughes
Brinson
Carrithers
Anderson
Sutphin
E Hollingsworth
E. Lawyer
Devine
Humble
Bricker
Kinnett
Hayes
Coal City Edges Unbeaten Coalmont 87 85 In Tight Finish
Coal City High School survived a late scare to topple the Coalmont Pioneers 87 85 at the Coal City gym. Coal City led 24 21 and 49 39 at the half before Coalmont surged ahead 68 66 in the third. Scorers included Coalmont Ellis 3 Smith 33 Henico 25 Bedwell 6 Burger 16 Burdette 2 and Coal City Truax 26 Walters 4 Steiner 15 Duncan 24 Smith 18.
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Coal City
Coalmont Pioneers
Coalmont
Ellis
Smith
Henico
Bedwell
Burger
Burdette
Truax
Walters
Steiner
Duncan
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Hospital today lists admissions including Mrs Essie Bennett Jasonville and Mrs Anna Calvert Worthington Dismissals include Mrs Kenneth Michaels and daughter Solsberry Leon Hulen Worthington Mrs Marle Shidler Jasonville Mrs Charles Folsom and son Linton and Mrs Perry Walls and daughter Sullivan The staff thank Worthington third grade class for donations to the Children s Ward
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Essie Bennett
Jasonville
Anna Calvert
Worthington
Kenneth Michaels
Solsberry
Leon Hulen
Marle Shidler
Charles Folsom
Linton
Perry Walls
Sullivan
Worthington School
Dow Jones Averages Rise in Mixed Session
The Dow Jones stock averages show gains in today’s session with notable increases across several indices. Investors monitor market leaders as trading activity continues amid larger economic signals and corporate updates.
Eastern High Nips Worthington 59 58 In Thriller
Eastern High School edged Worthington 59 to 58 at the Worthington gym in a see-saw game. Ronnie Crowe led with 24 points while Jerrell James and Gene Parsley added 10 each for the winners. Tom Royal and Aces Royal each scored 17 for Worthington. The Eastern B team won their preliminary 34 to 33.
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Eastern
Worthington Ramblers
Worthington Gym
Easterners
Thunderbirds
Ramblers
Worthington
Ellis Knoy
Ronnie Crowe
Jerrell James
Gene Parsley
Tom Royal
Aces Royal
Thunderbird
A. Royal
Jamison
Royal
Baker
Knoy
McHenry
Graves
James A
Crowe
Lehman
Brinson
Oaktown Stuns Blue Streaks In Overtime Thriller
Oaktown beat Pleasantville 46 to 44 after a 42-42 tie at regulation. Junior Perkinson led Oaktown with 28 points on 12 fields and four free throws while Deward Brewer scored 14 for Pleasantville and Larry Lucas added 10. The Treasantville Seconds won 25-23 in the opener.
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Oaktown
Pleasantville
Scrappy Blue
Oaks
Oaktown Lads
Junior Perkinson
Nets
Deward Brewer
Larry Lucas
Treasantville
Hollingsworth
Brewer
Claytons
Harrington
Hale
Lucas
First Downs Defined In Early American Football
In New Brunswick New Jersey an early reference explains that a team earned a first down by advancing or retreating 10 yards. The note reflects how scoring and measurement shaped the game's development.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Upi
Coldest State Record Hit As National Chill Totals 94
The report lists Michigan with 22 deaths, Ohio 21, New England 10, New York 7, Indiana 7, Kentucky 6, Pennsylvania 6, Tennessee 4, and West Virginia Illinois each 3, Missouri and Kansas 2, totaling 94. Five foot drifts were recorded at Grand Junction Michigan.
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Michigan
Ohio
New England
New York
Indiana
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
West Virginia
Ilinois
Missouri
Kansas
Grand Junction
Mich
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Bloomfield Eck
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Vance Sappenfield
Maynard H. Baggio
K. J. Brown & Co., Inc
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