Tri-State Triangle celebrates another strong season under Peterman
Tri-State College finishes with 16 wins and 5 losses in an MCC race led by guards Don Powers and Jim DeHaven. Ray Sothery delivered 35 points against Indiana Tech on Feb 4, while Tom Newport and Steve Swift provided key rebounding and ball handling. Seniors Powers and Newport exit as Peterman grooms fresh talents for future titles.
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Don Powers
Jim DeHaven
Engineers
Ray Sothery
Ray
Indiana Tech
Tom
Newport
Steve Swift
Steve
Jim Smoot
Varsity
Howard’ Naylor
Heigth
Peterman
Tom Newport
Tri-State
Bethel
Don
Triangle
Tri State 63 64 Results in Mid-Central Conference
The record shows Tri State competing against several foes including Spring Arbor Olivet College Grace College Huntington Bethel Concordia Hillsdale and Indiana Tech with scores ranging from wins such as 102 83 over Hillsdale to losses like 86 83 to Olivet. Standings indicate a series of Mid Central Conference games through the period with varied outcomes.
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Tri State
Spring Arbor
Benton Harbor
Tri-State
Olivet College
Manchester
Ohio
College
Giffin ‘College
TriState
Grace College
Indiana Tech
Hillsdale
Concordia
Definance College
Huntington
Bethel
MCC
Eeanans
Indiana
Tech
Grace
Tri-State College
Hillsade
Adrian
Little State LaFayette
Hungton
Indiana’ Tech
Spring Sports Outlook at TriState College 1964
TriState College outlines spring sports with baseball golf track tennis and planned soccer workouts. The running track behind the dorms should be ready in weeks. Tennis matches are scheduled to sharpen the team coached by Doc Mummert. Soccer workouts will be taught by Coach Yen. Postings in the TriAngle and campus boards will announce participant meetings and times.
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TriState’ College
Mummert
Yen
Mid-Central Conference Meet Seeks Tri-State Participants
A notice announces the Mid Central Conference meet on Saturday March 14 offering badminton bowling and volleyball. Students with sports knowledge are urged to contact Doc Mummert in the 200 building to form a bowling team five players needed two singles and doubles players in badminton and six players for volleyball. Transportation and time details are available from Doc Mummert.
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Tri-State
Celtics and Lakers Compete In Record 312 Point Game
On February 27 1959 the Boston Celtics and Minneapolis Lakers combined for 312 points with Boston winning 173 139 The Celtics scored 90 in the second half including 52 in the final 12 minutes noting a defensive lapse The text also notes a 1909 Kentucky Tennessee game where Kentucky prevailed 26 5 with Tennessee scoring only five points"}
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Boston Celtics
Minneapolis Lakers
Celts
Boston
University of Kentucky
Tennessee
Kentucky
Fidel Castro Opens Cuba Amateur Baseball Season
Fidel Castro presided at a crowd of 35,000 as Cuba launched its amateur season. He reportedly batted and ran the count to one ball and three strikes, then swung at a fourth pitch and hit a liner past the second baseman who did not field it. Under Castro's rule, everything he touches is fair and a base hit.
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Fidel Castro
Cubs
Cuba
Castro
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Indiana’ Institute of Techology
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Dan Taylor
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Ing
America
Sive Auto and Truck Parts’ Company
Dana Corporation
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Toledo
t/o
Bill Shadow
Dan
Taylor Jackson
Hagles Iia
Maumee Mooners
Capea
Garcia Hall
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Alwood Hall
Platt’. Hall
Wildcats
London “House
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Osenbaugh Tigers
GLQ
London House
Maumee
Adolph
of Defiance, Ohio
Beta Phi Theta
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