Historic Indiana High School Scores Roundup
A dense list of basketball results from Indiana schools across the state. Notable showings include South Bend Central 82 over Goshen 76 and Fort Wayne Snider 56 over Fort Wayne Dweng er 65. Conference and OT notes appear in places, with many teams like Carmel, Lawrence Central, and Bloomington posting wins or close losses.
Greencastle Cubs edge Spencer in 73-71 thriller
Greencastle Tigers Cubs beat Spencer Cops 73 to 71 at Spencer. Jim Chadd scored 22 points leading Greencastle with support from Mike Troyer 18 Ray Churchill 13 and Bill Manovsky 10. Spencer’s top scorers included Livingston 9 and Roberts 24. Officials were Shiffiet Jacobs.
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Spencer
Ind
Greencastle
Tiger Cubs
Spencer Cops
Jim Chadd
Mike Troyer
Ray Churchill
Bill Manovsky
Plainfield
Huntington
Troyer
Churchill
Manosky
Ross
Harmless
Chadd
Livingston
Edwards
Hanley
Roberts
Noel
Stutz
Klaiben
Andrews Ge Hendricks
FT Pis
Bruins Defeat Kansas 78 71 in comeback win at home
UCLA rebounds from two straight losses to Duke by dropping Kansas 78 71 at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. Mike Lynn tops UCLA with 26 points while Kansas star Walt Wesley leads visitors with 19. The game aired with a doubleheader featuring USC and Cincinnati and included multiple college tournament results across the nation.
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Associated Press Weekly
Duke
Bruins
Kansas Jayhawkers
Kansas
UCLA
Los Angeles
Johnny Wooden
Mike Lynn
Walt Wesley
Southern California
Cincinnati
Trojans
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Temple
Brigham Young
Washington State
Western Kentucky
Jerry Southwood
Army
Cadets
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Methodist
Air Force
Lexington
American Univ
Santa Clara
Denver
Gerstmeyer Cats Route Schulte In Big Victory
Gerstmeyer Black Cats defeated Schulte 93 to 52 as coach Howard Sharpe credited a defensive switch for the win. He noted early misalignment between man to man and zone formations in the first quarter before settling into a consistent defense.
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Howard Sharpe
Gerstmeyer Black Cats
Schulte
Bears Fall To Cats As Field Goal Pace Slows Pace
In a high scoring prep basketball night, Vincennes led by Schulte and teammates overcome a Bears rally. Golden Bears shoot 30.6 percent while the Cats hit 56.7 percent for the game. Ken Stanley leads with 25 points, followed by Roesch 14 and Sibley 13 as Gerstmeyer hosts Vincennes tonight.
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Golden Bears
Cats
Schulte
Black Cats
Bears
Ken Stanley
Fred Roesch
Don Sandberg
John Clampitt
Steve Butwin
Ted Sibley
Vincennes
Gerstmeyer
Clinton
Wildcats
Stanley
Gilbert
Smith
Sandberg
Roesch
Hunt
Clampitt
Criss
Toth
Sheeley
Sharpe
Sibley
Goldman
Scott
Newlin
Butwin
Jones
Evelo
Trueblood
Eves Es
Ee Ee
Grimes
Oberle
Sullivan Bowls To Vincennes Catholic 74 64
Sullivan, Ind. Sullivan bowled to Vincennes Catholic 74 64. The Golden Arrows, hampered by 18 first half errors, saw coach Johnny Robbins pull the starting five at one point. Bill Connor Steve Clarkson and Rudy Wilson led Sullivan’s scoring. Sullivan hosts Honey Creek tonight after dropping the B team 60 47 to Vincennes.
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Sullivan
Ind
Vincennes Catholic
Golden Arrows
Johnny Robbins
Vincennes
Bill Connor
Steve Clarkson
Rudy Wilson
Honey Creek
Robbins
Clarkson Bee
Wilson
Haddix
Rambis ‘Daugherty
Joliff Poe
Wood Kelley Griffith
Thomas ‘Cumins
Stackura
Gibson
Johnson
Upset Friday reshapes Indiana boys hoops rankings
No. 2 Gary Froebel fell to Valparaiso 83-75 while No. 6 Richmond lost to Shelbyville 62-57 and No. 10 Washington dropped 56-54 to Evansville Central. Unranked South Central upset New Carlisle 76-61 and North Liberty fell 42-40 to Westville. Cloverdale and Manilla joined 10-0 leaders Leesburg with strong unbeatens, as Ossian and Shakamak posted wins and several players scored high totals across the state.
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Valparaiso
Gary Froebel
South Bend
Adams
Michigan City
Indianapolis Washington
Indianapolis Cathedral
Anderson
East Chicago
Washington
Shelbyville
Richmond
Evansville
Harrison
Fort Branch
New Albany
Bosse
South Bend LaSalle
Rolling Prairie
Manchester
Syracuse
Triton
Mentone
Plymouth
Bremen
North White
North Judson
la Porte
South Bend St. Joseph’s
Westville
North Liberty
Muncie South
South Bend Clay
Culver Military
Merrillville
Rochester
Warsaw
Nappanee
Concord
Culver
Walkerton
Rubbeenaubbee Tourney Kewanna
Aubbeenaubbee
Monterey
Star City
Hammond Noll
Gary Wallace
Gary Andrean
Maryville
Ill
Hammond Tech
Gary Mann
Hammond Clark
Gary Tolleston
Crown Point
Whiting
Indianapolis Howe
Indianapolis Ripple
Indianapolis Tech
Indianapolis Attacks
Lafayette Catholic
Indianapolis Chartrand
Indianapolis
Arlington
Lawrence Central
Indianapolis Shortridge
Muncie Central
Scecina
Indianapolis Chatard
Indianapolis Wood
Indianapolis Manual
Indianapolis Northwest
Sacred Heart
Alexandria
Huntington
Greensburg
Jeffersonville
Clinton
Linton
Greencastle
Spencer
Batesville
Rising Sun
Brookville
Lawrenceburg
North Vernon
Austin
Paoli
Salem
Silver Creek
Springs Valley
Blue River
Cambridge City
Evansville Central
South Central
la Porte County
New Carlisle
South Bend Central
Goshen
Evansville Boise
Chuck Bavis
Garrett
Huntertown
Willie Long
Fort Wayne South Side
Fort Wayne Central Catholic
Bill Cantrell
Wabash
Muncie Burris
Dave van Schepen
Montmorenci
Alamo
Ray Kuhlmeier
Aurora
Willie Humes
Madison
Cubs
Alan LaRue
Royerton
Daleville
Rick Mount
Lebanon
Sheridan
Tim Argabright
Anderson Highland
Fairmont
Terry Martin
Cloverdale
Ladoga
Zionsville
Columbia City
South Whitley
Indianapolis Attucks
Montpelier
Dunkirk
Bees Rally Past Rockville 74 to 55 in Honey Creek Win
Honey Creek built a 35-17 halftime lead and cruised to a 74-55 victory over Rockville Rox at the Honey Creek gym. Steve Siner led Bees with 19 points, Steve Fleschner added 12, Larry Pickens 16, while Rockville’s Steve Andrew scored 27 and Steve Hartman 11. Bees outscored Rox 20 to 9 at the line. Andrew’s 27 topped game scoring. officials were Davidson and Smith.
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Honey Creek
Rockville Rox
Bees
Rox
Steve Siner
Steve Fleschner
Larry Pickens
Steve Andrew
Steve Hartman
Andrew
Rockville
Crosley
Hill
Hartman
Olson
Lang
Evinger
Hicks
Fleshner
Pickens
F.G
F.T
Davidson and
Smith
Crawfordsville Nips Garfield in Close One
Crawfordsville Athenians edge Garfield 91 to 90 after a late rally at home. Garfield stars Hampered by fouls as Siebenmorgen and Weddle top scorers for the visitors. Frederick and Pierce steady for Crawfordsville in a tight season opener style contest. Garfield 90 Crawfordsville 91.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Giants place Del Shofner on injured reserve for Cowboys game
New York Giants wide receiver Del Shofner was placed on the injured reserve list for their final regular season matchup with the Dallas Cowboys. Bob Lacey replaces him, moving up from the taxi squad where he has spent the season.
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UPI
New York Giants
del Shofner
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Shofner
Bob Lacey
Giants
Clinton Wildcats Top Linton Miners 72 54 in Indiana game
Clinton Wildcats beat Linton Miners 72 to 54 to move above .500 at 3-2. Mike Farrington led Clinton with 20 points, followed by Jack McMullen 17 and Willard Sanquenetti 14. Larry Voisin paced Linton with 15 points. Clinton shot 48 percent to Linton’s 44, and Clinton made 12 free throws to Linton’s 14.
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Clinton
Ind
Wildcats
Linton Miners
Mike Farrington
Jack McMullen
Willard Sanquenetti
Voisin
Larry Voisin
Linton
Miners
Blackmyre
Yung
Ferree
Inman
Duncan
Greene
Hasier
Perigo
Anderson
Hollingsworth
Lovelace
Ee Ae
Ee Ban
Indiana State Eyes Sixth Straight Win At Butler
Indiana State seeks its sixth straight win at Hinkle Fieldhouse against Butler while aiming to remain unbeaten in Indiana Collegiate Conference play. ISU features 26-2 center Jerry Newsom and 24.0 ppg forward Butch Wade, with several teammates shooting 50 percent or better from the floor as the Sycamores chase another conference victory.
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Butler
Charles
Butch” Wade
Indiana State University
Sycamores
Hinkle Fieldhouse
Bruce
Indiana State
Indiana
Indianapolis
Tony Hinkle
Moberly
Missouri
Vincennes
Trailblazers
Bulldogs
Hinkle
Southern California
Purdue
Michigan State
Ohio State
I-State
Jerry Newsom
DePauw
Butch Wade
Newsom
State
Sycamore
Curt Crittenden
Jim Crone
Wade
ISU
Showley
Phillips
Salatich
Schilling
Crone
Bon O Mes Sks Ee Se Crittenden
Milner
State High Beats North Central in Indiana Clash
State High used a fast start and zone defense to defeat North Central 47 to 41 in Shelburn. Darrell Guerin led State with 25 points while Sam Wright and Kenny Nasser added nine and seven respectively. North Central’s top scorers were Steve Stuck with 14 and D. Drake with 12. Officials were Rose and Wolfe.
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Ind
State High
North Central
Darrell Guerin
Sycamores
State
Sam Wright
Kenny Nasser
Guerin
Steve Stuck
David Drake
Wright
Stark
Nasser
F.G
Fea Mk North Central
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Stuck
D. Drake
Han
Ate
Holmes
F. G
F.T
Rose
Wolfe
Dooley to Decide Today on Georgia or Oklahoma Future
Athens Ga AP reports Vince Dooley planned to announce today whether he remains Georgia football coach or accepts a lucrative offer to revitalize Oklahoma football fortunes. Dooley and Oklahoma officials indicated Friday night the decision would be revealed today.
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Athens
Vince Dooley
Georgia
University of Oklahoma
Dooley
Oklahoma
Rose Poly Falls Short to Brooklyn Poly 89-79
In Brooklyn, Rose Poly lost to Brooklyn Poly 85-79 after trailing 47-40 at halftime. Rose Poly narrowed the gap to 78-76 but could not overtake. Larry Yeager led Rose with 18 points. Meanwhile Daytona Beach reports NASCAR and USAC banned Ford’s overhead cam 427 engine for the 1966 stock car season, deeming it a non representative racing engine.
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Brooklyn Poly
Larry Yeager
Rose
Daytona Beach, Fila
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