Il 1 18 4. a 1 7t Are 14, 1 Kokomo, Flora AL Advance With First- First-Round und Wins KOKOMO, Ind. Kokomo and Flora swept into the semi-finals of the 1955 Kokomo sectional high basketball tournament by dispatching, first round opponents In games here Thursday night. The -Kats are defending champions in their own Kokomo mauled outmanned Carrollton, 93-21, and "Flora stopped Eastern, 48-44. The victories: put Kokomo and Flora opposte, each other in the opener of semi-final activity here at 1 p.m.
Saturday. Eastern had an 18-17 edge over the tough Badgers at the end of the first 'period, but Flora soon took command and stayed in front, save for: a' brief moment halfway through the final round. The winners had leads or 31-28 at the half and-43-39 at the third pause. Eastern, however, was in the process of hitting 11 points in a row As the fourth period opened and finally, after being down by a 43-33 count, caught up at 43-all on a by Langley. The latter also hit another effort lat that spot to put the Comets in Wins Recorded more commanding margin.
The Tigers hiked their edge. to 27-17 at halftime; and outscored their rivals 39-27, over the last 16 minutes. John Sonafrank marked up 14 points for Peru and Hudson and Dick Hoover each had 11. Brown Jed Mexico with 19. counters." Two more games will be played here today.
Butler will take on Macy at 7 p.m. and. Converse 'and Bunker HIll, which took their opena ers Wednesday, will clash at 8:15 p.m. Peru and Chill IF now will be idle until a at 1 p.m. Saturday in the "opener of semifinal warfare.
Peru (66). It tp Sonafrank 3 Hill Walrod 41 Sharpt fa*ger Williams I Hudson Bingaman Hoover 11 Robinson Totals 25 16 21. 66 Mexico (44) pf up Brown Snyder, Nutt Arnold McKinley, 3 Gunock Clark 2 2 Totals 16 19 14 Score by quarters: Peru it 8 19 21 18 -66 Mexico 6 11 11 16-44 Ji By Peru, Chili PERU, Peru and Chill marched into the semi-final round of the Peru sectional high school hardwood tournament' by scoring victories in: their first contests here Thursday night. Peru beat Mexico, 66-42, a and Chill fashioned. ed a 50-47 decision over Clay Township.
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Bu Flora quickly went ahead again to stay. Dick Mugg hit 15 points to lead the Eastern attack. Jerry Garrison and Dean Day scored 15 and 12. respectively, for the winners. Kokomo jumped off to a 15-4 edge after the first quarter against Carrollton and never was even mildly threatened.
The Kats moved their lead to 40-10 at the half and cruised home. Cutler today will and meet Burlington Western will at opp.m. pose Northwestern at 8:15 p.m. Eastern: (44) ft pf tp Mugg 15 La Rowe 10 Warnock Riley 5 10 Smith 0 00 Langley Totals 10 ft 12. 44 Flora (48) pt J.
Garrison 6 Kearns 3 T. Garrison McKinley 0 Dayi Collins 105 0 Totals 19 13 Score by quarters: Eastern Floral :17 .18 10 14 12 11 48 7 Hawks To Meet Michigan Fift Five IOWA CITY, Iowa (M Ron Kramer is only a Michigan sophom*ore but he has earned a large measure of greatness by Iowa athletic standards. a Last October the 210 pound Kramer, as an end, caught a 29- yard touchdown pass and kicked the deciding extra points as the Wolverines upset Iowa, 14-13 in on ketball Saturday afternoon will get the a Iowa look bas- at him. A share of first place in the Big Ten Conference rests on the out-: come, A half-game'. Mi out of first now, an Iowa victory would put 0 the Hawkeyes even with Minne5 sota at 10-2 going into their title game at Minneapolis Monday night.
Although Michigan has had 15 only average success in the i con9 ference four triumphs 10 4 starts Iowa cannot afford to 0 think past this game. 12 It is the Hawkeyes', last home 8 game of the their third 48 appearance on the Big Ten's" basketball television series (CBS). Game 'time is 2 p.m., (CST) 3. Kramer, a 6 foot 3 center, ranks eighth in conference scoring a 19.3 average. Among Big centers only Indiana's Schlundt outscores him.
Besides Kramer, Paul Groffsky, Don dy and Tom Jorgenson all scored more than 100 points conference games. A Three other conference are scheduled for Saturday Ohio State at Illinois, at Purdue and Wisconsin at western. Illinois (7-4) is the other team with a possibility trying for the title. til WARRIORS WIN By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Marquette's No. 5 this week's Associated Press collared their 21st consecutive ketball victory Thursday night defeating Notre Dame 84-74.
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Crawfordsville 79. Ladoga 50 New Ross 73, Bowers 51. DANVILLE Plainfield Stilesville Indiana Boys' School 60, Avon 56. ELKHART New Paris 71,1 Baugo, Twp. 49.
Millersburg 68, Concord Twp. 67. EVANSVILLE Evansville Lincoln 51, Evansville Memorial 41. Evans Reitz. 52, Evansville Bosse 49, 1 FORT WAYNE Woodburn 51, Elmhurst 47: Monroeville 72, New Haven 62.
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PERU Peru 66, Mexico 44. Chili 50, Clay Twp. 47. PLYMOUTH. Culver 55.
Hamlet" 34.1 North Judson 49, Knox 35. Tyner Tippecanoe 61. LaPaz 70, Culver 53. North Judson 78, Tyner 50. PRINCETON Francisco 56, Haubstadt 50 (overtime) Princeton 39, Fort Branch 38, (overtime) RENSSELAER 'Goodland 81, Wheatfield 46.
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SULLIVAN Graysville 75, Fairbanks 63. Dugger 68, Shelburn 58. TERRE HAUTE Riley 63, Terre Haute State GO. Terre Haute Schulte 51, Fayette 34. Terre Haute Wiley 45, Pimento 40.
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WABASH Wabash 83. Lagro 47. Somerset 60, White's Institute 41. North Manchester 59, Washing. ton Center 40.
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WASHINGTON Washington Catholic 54, Plainville 51. Loogootee 52,. Oden 46. WINCHESTER Spartanburg 56, McKinley 47. Saratoga 51, Lynn 49.
Marion, Indiana, Chronicle Rileys Share with 1: Scoring Ten Don BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (eliminated A couple of Rileys were the spot- Martinsville, Ead- lighted teams today, approximately in the early have half way through the first act had lost in the 45th Indiana high school bas- Mooresville ketball tournament. wasn't an. games South Bend Riley cut down South Artesian night Bend Washington's favorites Thurs- Hammond Indiana day night, in the St. Joseph County one 'of the North- sectionalion 71-51, after losing to points in only during the regular sea- Hammond of son, 71-59. vich of Riley of Vigo County turned in and scored a '63-60 upset over Terre Haute J.
R. State, to which it had lost, in the some of Wabash Valley Tourney, 64-48. The 324 teams sent home in the in first two days of, the tourney inpoll, cluded nine defending sectional bas- champions, seven: former state by champions and three teams ranked 18 among the top 16 in the final hand South Bend Washington, the Associated Press poll. Michi- Eastern Division in the Northern Conference, had tied with lead Lafayette for: No. 15 rating.
Hamfor mond Noll, No. 13, lost Thursday night to Hammond, No. 5, 73-65. the Except for Riley's upset of Washington, there were no re11 15 versals Thursday comparable to points. Holland's defeat of No.
3-ranked Jasper Wednesday night. which won only three scheduled' games," beat old rival Mitchell, the Southeastern Confer- ence champion, 46-42. Mitchell had defeated the Stonecutters twice during the regular, season but only three points on each: occasion, The three sectional champs re49, tired Thursday, along with six precliminated, were Martinsviously, by Mooresville, 77-74; Fort Branch by Princeton in an overtime, 39-38, and Lebanon by Thorntown in, a meeting of former state champs, 1 31. Evansville Bosse was the other former state titlist beaten Thursday, losing to Evansville Reitz, 52-49. South Bend Central, Jasper, Hammond Tech and Coal Creek, the successor to ill: Wingate, were Feb.
25, 1955 Spotlight Upset Wins fans. Noll's Ron Loneski, state's best, scored 32 his team's defeat by but 6-foot-8 Frank RadoHammond got the rebounds 23 points. Bishop of Princeton did Thursday's most timely a three-time winner Branch's sectional champs. He hit Wednesday. shooting in climinating Fort days of the tourney, a long shot with the 5 seconds overtime, to then play a scheduled game defeat sank the winning free throw with to that forced so the overwhelming second shock to 4 seconds left in the extra period.
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