Article clipped from Terre Haute Tribune

iElkhart AmongFinal FoursomeContinued From Page Eight.sszs it popped into the finals last year, d representing the smallest school d to reach the round of four since 1915, there was a feeling that the Indians were pretty lucky. They) had needed two overtimes to de-j‘ feat Knightstown Memorial, got ». past Connersville by only two s points, and had to play another p | overtime against Attica in the semifinals.This time Milan came upthrough the Indianapolis^ semifinal with a string of solid victories. In seven tourney games, its y | thinnest margin has been eight points over Aurora at the regional level.The Indians beat a good, big r | Montezuma team in the afternoon game of the Capital semifinal, 44-“ 34. Thev bounced a favored Indianapolis Attucks team at night,e i 65-52. nf-t-«i-sreGuard Bobby Plump, darling of n ; the independent fans last year, | : again has been a terror for Milan. He was second among all semifinals scorers with 45 points, 17against Montezuma and 28 against '* Attucks.e One of the tourney’s outstanding s | players didn’t reach the finals.0 | Mississinewa's 6-foot-5-inch Larry Heddon scored 26 points in histeam’s 63-55 afternoon victory n | over Kokomo. He got only 14 2 i against Muncie Central but the *) Bearcats had to shift their lineupto slow him dojvn.Columbus gave Milan a helpinghand by battling Attucks to the wire in their afternoon game. Attucks was down by 14 points in the third quarter and won in thelast seconds on a free throw by sonhomore Oscar Robertson.Attucks keeps six members of its 12-man tourney squad, so In-1 dianapolis still has hopes of winning the state championship someday. It never has.i
Newspaper Details

Terre Haute Tribune

Terre Haute, Indiana, US

Mon, Mar 15, 1954

Page 9

Full Page
Clipped by
Profile Icon
Anonymous

WV, USA 28 Apr 2020

Other Publications Near Terre Haute, Indiana

Western Register and Terre Haute Advertiser

Terre Haute Wabash Courier

Terre Haute Tribune Star

Terre Haute Tribune

Terre Haute Star