MILAN CRASHES THROUGH TO INDIANA CHAMPIONSHIP — Coach Marvin Wood'sir. mighty Milan Indians, the People's Choice, crashed through to the 1954 Indiana high school basketball championship in a thrill-packed 32 to 30 tussle with Coach Jay McCreary's' Muncie Bearcats last night in Butler Fieldhouse. Milan, boasting a population of l,150';o and a high school enrollment of only 162 students, is the smallest high school team to winij, the coveted Hoosier crown since the days of Thorntown in 1915 and Wingate way back in'c s!the early days of the.tournament. Appearing Heft to right! are: back row—Ken Wendel-lct^roan. Bill Jordan, Glen Butte, Roger Schroder, Roilm Cutter; kneeling in center are—Man-' iiagers Roger Schroder and Oliver Jones; front row—Ray Craft, Gene White, Ronnie Truitt, v Bob Plump, Bob Engel, and Coach Marvin Wood. 1AP Photo) I