Cage Scores From Indiana High School Basketball List
The Associated Press reports final scores across Indiana high school games. Notable results include Anderson Madison Heights 87 over Anderson Highland 63 and Evansville Memorial 96 over Haubstadt 62. Other matchups feature Fort Wayne Dwenger 53 over Fort Wayne Catholic 64 and Carmel rivals like Zionsville 66 over Pike 46.
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Western Indiana Conference clash promises tight toss up
In the Western Indiana Conference, Garfield hosts West Vigo in a key matchup as the Red Streaks and Tigers enter the game undefeated. Wiley, led by Doug Sweatt, Ted Kraly and Tim Booker, faces tough competition as Seeger and North Vermillion also loom large in the schedule.
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Doug Sweatt
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Tim Booker
Joel Irish
Lee Wright
Rick Gosnell
Paris Faces Wiley in County High School Showdown
Four games on the schedule with Paris visiting Wiley at ISU Women's Gym for the big county game. Tech hosts Manual while Manual targets Northwest and Cathedral in recent outings. Manual stars Roger Davis Gary Short and Greg Maxey.
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Gerstmeyer Black Cats top Brazil in key conference clash
Gerstmeyer Black Cats beat Brazil Red Devils 66 to 63 in a Western Indiana Conference game. Crowthers led with 29 points, Wade added 15, while Brazil's Thomas scored 20. Cats built big halves and sealed win with clutch free throws.
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ISU and Rose Poly Hit Up Tonight's College Games
Indiana State University visits Cincinnati to face the Bearcats while Rose Poly hosts Principia at Shook Memorial Field House. ISU seeks a second straight win after a 86 78 victory over South Dakota State and a 99 64 loss to Kansas State.
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Baylor nears fourth on NBA career rebounds in Pistons game
Los Angeles star Elgin Baylor, sidelined earlier by a groin injury, collected his 11 000th career rebound early in the first period against Detroit. He added his 164th rebound of the season in his 17th game, narrowing the gap to Dolph Shayes at 11 256.
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Jardine Seeks Wisconsin Head Coach Job After UCLA Stint
UCLA assistant coach John Jardine said he would consider taking the Wisconsin head football coach offer if extended. He noted former Purdue player and UCLA coach Tom Prothro informed him athletic director Elroy Hirsch would discuss the possibility, though no contact has yet occurred. Jardine has served five years under Prothro.
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College Results By United Press International
Centre 103 Wabash 94. RPI 89 Indiana Tech 63. Rose Poly 98 Illinois College 90. Transylvania 86 DePauw 68. Vincennes 104 Flint 101. Upsala 76 Union 69. N Y Tech 113 Winnington Del 70. Lafayette 85 Muhlenberg 75. Bentley Clg 100 North Enging 77. Voorhees 85 Benedict 84. Transylvania 86 DePauw 69. Rice 80 Northwestern Louisiana 78. Mount St. Mary 91 King 74. Oberlin 79 Heidelberg 77. Abilene Christ 58. Angelo St 56. St. Louis 80 S Western La 78. Kansas State 64. Creighton 56. Oklahoma State 80 Arkansas 67. S West Okla 61. Northwestern 54. S West Texas 74. Tex Luth 67. Dillard 95 Texas Southern 87. Lou Calif 88 Colorado 74. Friends 95 Colorado 60. Steel Bowl at Pittsburgh first round Duquesne 120 Marshall 75. Miami 85 Pittsburgh 67. RIT Tournament at Rochester Renst Tech 89 Indiana Tech 63. Rochester Tech 72 Case Tech 65.
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Wiley and Paris Triumph in Indiana Showdown
Wiley Red Streaks rally from a 20 16 first quarter deficit to beat Harrison 85 54 as Paris Tigers defeat Newton 68 48. Doug Sweatt leads Wiley with 26 points while Paris shares scoring by Irish Wiggins and Gosnell.
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Local scores roundup and historic brawl note
The list shows scores from various matchups including iinos over Warrensburg 67 to 64 and Paris over Newton 68 to 48. It also records a long ago event mentioning James Kelly and Jack Smith fighting for six hours and 15 minutes on October 19, 1856 in Australia.
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Look Out For Trojans Upset UCLA In Season Opener
Southern California Trojans upset 10th ranked Colorado 88-74 in Los Angeles season opener led by Dennis Layton Crenshaw and Paul Westphal adding 50 points. Sophomore Ron Riley limited Cliff Meely to 14 and grabbed 18 rebounds as USC debuts strong under coach Bob Boyd.
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Moe" Layton
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Wessel Plays Through Broken Jaw In Garfield Loss
Garfield 69 Honey Creek 73 in a tense high school boys basketball game. John Wessel, Garfield 6-2 senior, scored 11 despite a broken jaw and heavy padding as Honey Creek edged ahead in the final minutes.
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Vincennes Catholic Tops Schulte 67 64 in Slim Victory
Vincennes Catholic defeated Schulte 67 64 as Bill Cary led with 24 points and Larry Nabb added 14 while Abe Nasser and Joe King contributed for Schulte. Schulte trailing 37 35 at halftime rallied late to within one, but Vincennes sealed the win with a key bucket and two late free throws.
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State High Ups West Vigo In Final Four Seconds
Tim Nicoson flipped in a four second field goal to lift State High 62 60 over West Vigo at ISU Women's gym. West Vigo rallied from a 16 point first half deficit but could not overcome late heroics and a halftime deficit.
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Brewer Leads at Diplomat with 66 in Round Two
Gay Brewer shot six under par 66 to take a 36 hole lead at 131 in the Danny Thomas Diplomat Golf Classic on the Diplomat Presidential course. Arnold Palmer and Hal Underwood were four back at 135 after second rounds of 67.
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Stainless Steel Racer to shown at SAE Exposition
A stainless steel Group 7 racer built by Bob McKee of Palatine Illinois for Armco Steel Corp will be displayed at the 1970 SAE Exposition in Detroit. The car is designed for the Canadian American Challenge Cup series of races.
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