Garfield erupts in shooting exhibition to crush Crawfordsville 113–72
Garfield, led by sharpshooting stars Howard Williams and Garfle Tieigh, exploded for 16 of 18 from the field in the first quarter and 81 percent for the half as Crawfordsville struggled to match the Purple Eagles. Garfield built a 33–10 lead and dominated on both ends.
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Crawfordsville
Purple Eagles
Haslam
Lafayette Jeff
Marion
Indianapolis Attucks
Tech
Gerry Sears
Tigers
Terre Haute Garfield
Shelbyville
Richmond
Red Devils
Carroll
Rossville
Stu. Meador
Hornets
Evansville North
Reitz
North
Valparaiso
Hammond Gavit
Notice of Executor Appointment and Estate Administrations
Vigo County notices announce executorships and administrations in probate matters. Donald W. Reely qualified as executor for Hazel Pauline Kennedy estate No. 26220. Florence Raines appointed administratrix for Claude Raines No. 26223. Leonard P. Kincade named administrator for Homer T. Hutchinson No. 26225. E Ott Ratliff named administrator for Daniel M. Vogel No. 26221. Claims deadlines set six months from first publication.
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Indiana
County of
Vigo
Hazel Pauline Kennedy
Donald W. Reely
Terre Haute
Leonard F. Conrad
Vigo County
Claude Raines
Florence Raines
Robert H. Duffy
State of
Homer T. Hutchinson
Leonard P Kincade
Homer D. Hutchinson
Berry, Kincade and Miller
County of Vigo
Daniel, M. Vogel
E. Ott Ratliff
Daniel M. Vogel
Everett and Everett
Garfield tops Crawfordsville 113 to 72 in high scoring game
Garfield overwhelmed Crawfordsville 113 to 72 as Howard Williams led with 26 points and Mike Turner added 22. Paul Siebenmorgen contributed 11 as Garfield surpassed 100 points for the fourth time this season. Crawfordsville’s Hodges and Grimes scored in double figures. Garfield next meets Wiley Wednesday at ISU Arena.
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Mike Turner
Tom Gillis
Ron Hunter
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Wiley
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Grimes
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Pierce
Kitts
Frederick
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F.T
P.F
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Deahl
Sieben Morgen
Gallagher
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Fisher
Williams
Vuchinich
Voorhis and
Tune
Sixers extend home win streak to 29 in rout of Hawks
Philadelphia meets record with a 124 113 home win over St Louis as Wilt Chamberlain 22 points lead a balanced attack six players in double figures. Boston Celtics trail by five games after Friday night results as Bulls top Royals and Bullets beat Pistons.
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Costello
Hoover
Indiana High School Basketball Scores Snapshot
A dense list of Indiana boys basketball results from the Associated Press shows Albion over Eastside 73 60 and many other scorers across towns including Anderson over East Chicago Washington 63 60, Carmel over Pike 56, Evansville Harrison 113 67, and Fort Wayne Concordia 83 81 in overtime, with numerous overtimes noted.
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Indiana High School Basketball Upsets Shake Top Ten
Unranked Marion East Chicago Washington and Indianapolis Tech handed season first losses. Fort Wayne Central edged Marion 69-67. Anderson beat East Chicago Washington 63-60. Attucks defeated Tech 76-72. Crawfordsville collapsed to Terre Haute Garfield 113-72 as others faltered.
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Salukis Back In Action After Louisville Narrow Loss
Southern Illinois University resumes play tonight against Kansas State College of Emporia after a 70-66 double overtime defeat to Louisville. Coach Jack Hartman warns of a possible letdown as the Salukis sit at 2-1 for the season. LIU faces Augustana College of Sioux Falls Monday night at home before a 10 day break for Christmas.
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Labrador City Fight Result Surprises Local Ring
In Labrador City a boxing match ended with George Chuvalo defeating Wil McCormick by knockout. The event drew a crowd and highlighted Chuvalo's early career momentum as a rising heavyweight.
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George Chuvalo
Toronto
Wil! McCormick
Labrador “'Y
Tiger Captures Light Heavyweight Crown in Upset Victory
Dick Tiger, at 37, defeated Jose Torres by unanimous decision before 13,654 fans in Madison Square Garden to become the first boxer to jump from middleweight to light heavyweight champion. Torres, aiming for heavyweight glory and Fighter of the Year, failed to land decisive blows as Tiger leveraged body punches and smart movement.
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Torres
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Johnny Lo Bianco
Frank Forbes
Tony Castellano
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Johnny Addie
Vincennes Central Catholic Upsets Sullivan in Comeback
Vincennes Central Catholic erased a four point halftime deficit to beat Sullivan 71 to 64. Charles Scott led the Patriots with 27 points and Dave Beem added 19 as Sullivan fell to 4-5. Dale Knotts scored 16 for Sullivan, which kept the game close through the third period.
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