Hatchets prevail over Linton in 42 to 31 victory
Washington's Hatchets secured their thirteenth straight win by defeating Linton Huskies 42 to 31 on the Linton floor. Blackburn left after five minutes with an injury, Beadles and Olland led scoring for Washington, while Rupert and Anderson carried Linton early before the visitors pulled away in the second half.
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Jefferson Triumph Over Longfellow In Close Clash
Jefferson defeats Longfellow 38 to 29 after opening a large lead. Players listed include Wonder McRae Chirk Brown and Wininger with White and Allen scoring. substitutions Fields and Waggon noted. Officials credit Ref Chestnut.
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Hatchets Face Jeffs In Vincennes Classic Tonight
Local reports from Vincennes detail a high school basketball clash as Linton and Jeff square off at the Walsnut Street gym with a near full house. Referees Meyers of Plainville and Relmy of Edwardsport prep for a tight contest amid league chatter on sectional expansion and finals hosting plans.
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Scores Tonight From Washington Jeff Game Phone Update
The Democrat will provide scores by telephone for the Washington-Jeff game, which starts at 9 o clock. Vincennes Frankfort also reports scores by 9 10, with updates to high school officials and announced on gym floor. Call 40 for scores tonight.
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Gurtissmen Defeat Vincennes In Tight Friday Night Bout
Martinsville used a cool deliberate style to top Vincennes 38 to 35 on the Alicetown floor. The win marked Vincennes first loss this season as a packed gym watched a fast clean game with strong plays from both sides.
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May Change Scene Of State Tourney
Martinsville and Vincennes clash in a tight state tournament game with Wampler and Gowdy starring for the teams. Martinsville led 20 20 at halftime as Allega and Reynolds produced points while Vincennes relied on four throws to stay within range.
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Washington Hoops Telecast Scores Across Indiana and Chicago
A retro broadcast report highlights eleven Indiana high school basketball scores aired last night via WDAP in Indianapolis and re-broadcast by WQJ Chicago. It notes wins by Washington high and nearby towns, plus remarks from the Town Crier and reader responses from Indiana listeners.
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Saints rally ends in loss at Reitz Memorial gym
Saint team, led by key players such as Endres and Evansville star contributors, staged a seven minute rally in the fourth quarter but could not overcome Reitz Memorial on their home floor. The Saints battled through a tense game with multiple lead changes as Gunstergan and Kunkler scored for the visitors while Reitz extended their advantage late to secure a narrow win.
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Seconds Victors Over Bridgerport In Slow Game
Bridgeport defeats Bridgerport 8 to 4 as substitutions light up the action. Fitzgerald and Parker led the locals with 11 and 10 points, while Dyer, Cox, and Chapman contributed for a crowded lineup in a game marked by cautious play and roster rotations.
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