Ar Indiana, Leader-Tribune '27, 1968 Lucky 13th for winners Hoosier hysteria By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Marion 66, Anderson Madison Heights 56 Kokomo 66, Anderson 64 New Ca Castle 77, Muncie Central 64 Mississinewa 84, 75 Eastbrook 65, Southern Wells 43 Eastern (Howard). 59, Marion Bennett: 58 Huntington 59, Wabash 54 Elwood 64, Hartford City 63. Muncie South 66, Lawrence Central 63 Scottsburg 87, North Vernon 71 1 Tipton 86, Hamilton Heights 68 Fort Wayne Central 62, Peru North Miami 78, Caston 62 Cass 53, Maconaquah 51 Indpls. Washington -70, Indpls. Broad Ripple 45 Fort Wayne Catholic 64, Fort Wayne Indpls.
Elmhuest Cathedral 62 61, Pike 47 Carmel 73, Warren Central 64 Southwestern (Hanover) 55, Jac-Cen-Del7 Jeffersonville 62, Bloomington -57 Madison 73, Silver Creek 69 3 Franklin 64, Rushville 63 Bellmont 68, Portland 60 Bedford 71, Huntingburg 55 Salem 70, Mitchell 64 Columbus 101, Seymour 62 Greencastle 73, Terre Haute Wiley 66. Brownstown 75, Charlestown 65 Center Grove 69, Decatur Central 66 Indpls. Northwest 63, Indpls. Howe 58 Crawfordsville 86, Noblesville 79 North Dearborn 69, Sunman 54 Southwestern 112, Arlington (Rush) 47 Indiana Deaf School 70, White's 59 North Central (Marion) 96, Indpls. Arlington 56 Brown County 72, Triton Central 58 Indpls.
Tech 55, Indpls. Shortridge 53 Borden 66, Henryville 54 Aurora 67, Greensburg 58 Lafayette 76, Logansport 66 West Lafayette 61, Southwestern (Tippecanoe), 48 Danville, Ill. Schlarman 71, Covington 48 66, North White 61. Durlingto.1 81, Linden 76 Fowler 59, Frontier 52 Wainwright 75, Clinton Prairie 69 Milan 79, Lawrenceburg 70, overtime Brazil. 79, Sullivan 69 Michigan City 66, La Porte 52 Delta 67, Wapahani 62 Wes-Del 76, Redkey 67 Muncie Burris 64, Monroe Central 63 Bryant 84, Pennville 51.
'Anderson Highland 66, Markleville 58 Straughn 79, Spiceland 61 Alexandria 92, Shenandoah 71 Cowan 71, Daleville 62 Union (Randolph) 69, Albany 58 Yorktown 67, Lapel 55 Pendleton Frankton 56 81, Fairmount 55 Fort Wayne North 65, Fort Wayne South 39 Beech Grove 78, Indpls. Kennedy 66 Shelbyville 72, Southport 67 Brookville 79, Rising Sun 47 Evansville Central 86, New Albany 78 Central 80, Mount Vernon (Hanco*ck) 66 Cascade 78, Turkey Run 68 Indian Creek 73, Hauser 68 Avon 69, Mooresville 67 Clarksville 84, Floyd Central tral 54 Ben Davis 77, Lebanon 75 Carroll 72, North western (Howard) 67 Rossville 63, Western (Howard) 56. Centerville 80, Liberty 76 Northeastern 94, Cambridge City 67 Union City 89, Hagerstown 71 -Martinsville 84, Connersville 76 Brookville 79, Rising Sun 47 Lewisville 74, Laurel 66 Indpls. Marshall 83, New Palestine 72 Thorntown 92, Danville 62 Waveland 67, Ladoga 58 Rockville 64, Rosedale 54 Seeger 71, Boswell 33. Roachdale 79, Russellville' 58 Northfield 79, Rochester 78 Huntington 59, Wabash 57 South Whitley 86, Southwood 59 Jasper 62, Tell City 37 Leo 73, Huntertown 61 Culver Military 66, Howe Mil- itary 43 Albion 85, Angola 56 Monroeville 69, Adams Central 52 Wolf Lake 65, Larwill 63 Woodlan 64, Arcola 46 Lakeland 90, Milford 62 Eastside 72, Prairie Heights 48 Bluffton-50, DeKalb 41 Garrett 69, Fort Wayne Snider 62 Twin Lakes 80, Knox 70 Clarksville.
Providence 90, Austin 74. Salem 70, Mitchell Plymouth 71, Nappanee 67 75, Attica 72 Wolcott 87, Klondike 57 Seeger 71, Boswell 337 Battle Ground 55, Oxford 42 89, South Newton 69 South Central 79, Wheatfield 60 Granville Wells 85, New Market 47 'Clinton Central 57, Sheridan 47 New Haven 53, Fort Wayne Luers 46 West Vigo 64, Honey. Creek 63 Linton 88, Terre Haute State 69 85, Dugger 61 Springs Valley 53, Bloomfield 52 Washington Catholic 84, Vincennes Catholic 79 Washington 65, Evansville Bosse 57 Fort Wayne Concordia 71, Columbia City 53 Greenwood 73, Brownsburg 71, overtime East Chicago Roosevelt 85, Hammond Tech 61 Elkhart 52, Goshen 45 Middlebury 73, Concord 67. 89, West Noble 72 Jimtown 53, Bethany Christian 50 South Bend St. Joseph's 47,1 Mishawaka Marian 35 Indpls.
Ritter 69, Pittsboro 49 Greenfield 82, Indpls. Chatard 77 Oolitic 91, Odon 67 Elnora 77, Ireland 48 Edgewood 74, Switz City 61 New Washington 60, Tunnelton 59 Needmore 76, Worthington 59 Spencer 86, Shawswick 63 Wood 82, Bloomington University 62 Fayetteville 75, Smithville 51 Gary Emerson 71, Gary Mann 69, overtime Valparaiso 81, Gary Wallace 77 Lake Central 53, Gary Wirt 51 Gary Tolleston 78, Hobart 62 Gary Edison 102, Highland 85 Merrillville 64, Calumet 59 Crown Point 69, Griffith 52 River Forest 54, Munster 52 Manteno, Ill. 62, Hanover Central 54 Washington Twp. (Porter) 68, Morgan Twp. (Porter) 67 Hammond Morton 72, Whiting 54 Hammond 53; East Chicago Washington 51 Michigan City St.
Mary's 81, Wanatah 64 Rolling Prairie 77, Lacrosse 64 Mount Vernon (Posey) 56, Wood Memorial 48 Princeton 71, Castle 63 Washington 65, Evansville Bosse: 57: Evansville Mater Dei 61, Henderson (Ky.) Holy Name 60. Evansville Reitz 99, Boonville 49 -Evansville Memorial -79, Cannelton 73 Evansville North 60, Evans- ville Rex Mundi' 53 Warsaw 80, Bremen 57 Pierceton 72, North Webster 60 Mentone 72, Manchester 66 Akron 86, Star City 63 Lakeland 90, Milford 62 Whitewater Twp. 89, Dillsboro 84 Blue River Valley 83, Randolph Southern '70 Twin. Valley North 82, College Corner, Ohio 58 Lowell 69, Portage 66 Hebron 75, Wheeler 44 South Bend Riley 59, South Bend Adams 53 South Bend Central 76, South Bend Washington 67 Penn 71, South Bend Jackson 64- South Bend LaSalle 94, Mishawaka 4 49 South Bend St. Joseph's 47, Mishawaka Marian.
35 New Carlisle 59, North Liberty 56 Argos 68, LaVille 67 Glenn 95, Westville 77 Oregon-Davis 92, Aubbeenaub bee 82 Jimtown 53, Bethany Christian 50 North Miami 78, Caston 62 Porte LaLumiere 64, Jef ferson 62, overtime' Winamac 70, North Judson 54 Van Buren Tourney Van Buren 58, Gosport. 57 Clay City 75, Staunton 61 Five pros tie for lead in LA Open PASADENA, Calif. (AP): Five professionals- one- more than in the first round-were jammed into the lead of the $100,000 Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament at the midway mark Friday as the weather did an abrupt about-face and turned cold, windy and gloomy. Ready to lead the way into. the third round today, with rain predicted, was Al Geiberger, the only member of the, original cast deadlocked after the opening round to remain at the top.
Goblins howl in 3rd to defeat Fairmount FULL HOUSE? Practically all the players action Jim Marcuccilli. Flanking trio are Eastern's Dave Roberts at the time were caught. in this melee under hoop during (at left in background) and Max Mast (54) and Bennett's high school basketball battle between Eastern and Bennett Joe Morgan (32) and Steve Peters (30). The Comets scored at latter's court Friday. In midst of rebound duel are game's last 11 points to rally for 59-58 conquest.
LeaderEastern's Ike Caudill and Brad Conway (42) and Bennett's Tribune Photo) Eastern pulls late rally 7 to nip Bennett by one By. JACK LAKE Both Eastern and Bennett, discovered all over again Friday you've got. to play the full 32 minutes to win or lose- a high school basketball. battle. Had they stopped at 30 minlutes, choice Bennett victory would before have scor- some 1,000 fans at its Kem Road court.
But Eastern, down by a 58-48 count at that point, roared down the stretch off Bennett errors and suddenly deadly. shooting to out one it ap: peared to have lost, 59-58. Denny: Moorman, a sophom*ore guard, capped a run of 11 straight points by Comlets when he decided the whole show with a fielder from the right corner with just eight seconds left. 49 And oddly enough, was the only 'bucket he scored. 'But it gave Dick Mugg's lads their seventh victory in '15 starts and their sixth decision in their last seven outings.
The Comets, in fact, once were riding with a 1-7 log before everything seemed to fall in place midway in the season. Larry Wente's Trojans, now 5-8, took their seventh defeat in their last eight assignments despite having Eastern on the ropes several times once by a 13-point margin at 33-20 early in the third stanza. ing Panthers clicked 'off their fourth victory in a row by clubbing Southern Wells, 65-43, in their high school basketball tussle at the court here Friday night. The triumph raised Eastbrook's record to an 8-6 figure heading into a road date against Eastern (7-8) at Greentown to. night.
The Panthers inched Into a 13-10 lead at the first stop, 29-26 and and moved 48-32 to ati margins the other stops. Eastbrook padded its margin by, outscoring the Raiders, 17-11, in the last eight minutes. The visitors, though, really put it away with a 19-6 edge in which the home team obover the third session--a a round tained only two buckets. The defeat was the 12th against one victory for: Southern Wells. Gordon Loewen scored 17 points foul lead Eastbrook's triumph, 12 players, in all, saw duty for the victors.
Others in double figures were Denny Moorman and Tim Couch with 11 and 10 markers, respectively. Nash and Tom Gearheart Wells fg ft pl Eastbr. fg ft pt Miller Ballinger 3 Paxson 0 Purtee Nash 2 Loewen Borror 2 Moorman 1 Warna 0 Rumple Gearhart 3 Couch 9 Warna Slater Pace Herring 2 Plummer Hemmick 3 Uptegraft Holmes 2 Foy Simons 0 Totals 4 16 11 16 Totals 29 16 Score by quarters: Southern Wells 10 16 11-43 Eastbrook 13 16 19 Officials: Gordon Hohelmer 'and Pat King. Second team score: 50, Southern. Wells 34.
NEW MANAGERS BALTIMORE (AP) The Baltimore Orioles will operate a six-team minor league system in 1968, but none of last season's managers will be back at the same- posts. Thump Southern Wells Eastbrook clicks off fourth triumph in row PONETO Eastbrook's surg. each delivered 12 points for the Huntington upends Wabash WABASH Huntingt knocked Wabash out of the unundisputed lead in the Central Indiana Conference Friday night by pouring in 20 points in the final period for a 59-54 high school basketball triumph here Friday night. The 'Apaches held command at 46-39 at the third stop, but the Vikes outscored the home team by a 20-8 edge to win it in the last period. Huntington ran off eight straight points one stretch in the final- period to turn a 48-43 deficit into a' 51-48 lead.
The Vikes later. took command for keeps at 54-52 with 2:34 left in the game. Huntington held a 29-28 edge at halftime before a third-period rush by Wabash switched the lead. Wabash led at the first stop, 15-13. The loss was Wabash's in five CIC matches and dropped Coach Bob Shawhan's hands into a tie with Peru for second place.
Alexandria leads at 2-1. Huntington squared CIC record at 3-3. Overall, Wais Huntington, Bob Schloot and John Hapner split 26 points carn scoring honors. Jay Shaw and Bob Foster had 11 points each for the Vikes. Huntington (59) FG FT PF Kaylor 1-5 3-4: Foster: Wilfong 4-7 Davis 0-0 Cloud 0-1 Rich 0-0 Shaw 1-2 Maples.
3-8 0-0 Totals 25-43 $16 Wabash- (54) FG FT PF TP Bryant 0-1 Evans 0-1 0-0 Schloot Miller- 0-0 Hapner Murphy 3-7 5-7 Totals 1 19-52 14-23 11 Score by quarters: Huntington 11 Wabash 15 13 18 Etrors: Huntington 13, Wabash 18. Rebounds: Huntington 28, Wabash 37. Second team score: Huntington 56, Wabash 48. Officials: Kilby and Reed. STER, 54 30 Bennett, too, shattered Eastern's press early in the fourth quarter to take leads of 51-44, 56-46 and, finally, 58-48 before the Comets shook loose.
That came moments after forward Steve. Peters cashed what proved to be Bennett's last points when he hit a close-in fielder for a 58-48 lead. Forward Brad Conway suddenly ignited the Comets, however, by sinking a and, when fouled, adding the free one. Then guard Dave Roberts and guard Roger Voorhis took over with a (vengeance. Voorhis drove under for a bucket and Roberts followed by drilling in a two pointer from the, right side to pull Eastern seconds after the hit by Roberts; Voorhis.
stole an: errant pass and drove under to edge the Comets within one at 58-57 with: 27 seconds lefts That set the stage for the 5-8 Moorman's only fielder, although: guard Chuck Hall missed a free throw for 'Bennett with 16 seconds left. The Trojans, too, had a late shot at a possible victory after Moorman's clincher, but a toss from the right corner by Peters at the didn't quite make it. Eastern actually led the scrap largely a battle of zones only at the finish and only at 40-37 in the third quarter after an early exchange in the opening minutes. The Trojans, "behind forward Jim Marcuccilli's sparkling work, took command at 12-9 at the first stop and likewise were on top at. 29-20 at halftime.
But Eastern, battling back from that 33-20 deficit, moved in front at 40-37 on a run of 10 straight points and finally had the Trojans all even at 40-all at the third stop. Max Mast, a reserve guard, and 6-7 pivotman Ike Caudill each counted eight points in that to, lead Eastern's, charge. But Caudill, Eastern's top scorer, left. with five personal fouls at -the 5:53 mark in the last round just "about the time the Trojans began to crack Eastern's press by getting behind defenders for easy "crips." That, primarily, gave Bennett its 10 point edge with two minutes remaining. But it was not enough to hold off Eastern's remarkable Marcuccilli, a 6-1 junior, topped scorers with 20 points, on seven fielders and six free throws.
He also did an outit* standing job on the boards, EVERETT CORN Auctioneer Real Estate Livestock Phone Fairmount Wilson 8-4337 DANCE To The Music of JAN. 27th VFW POST GAS CITY FAIRMOUNT Summitville's Goblins broke up a tight battle with 23 of 42 bombing from the field in the last 16 minutes, to' stun, higH school Fairmount, basket- 81- ball tussle here Friday night. The victory was the 13th in 14 games for the. Goblins, who held only a 31-29 edge at halfBut they outscored Fairmount, 28-8, in the third sion for a 59-37- and, from "there, "coasted home. The winners dropped 13 of 22 from the 'field in the third session including six of the first seven shots they attempted while going to a press on defense.
They finished with 10-of-20 bombing in the last round. Fairmount took its 11th de. feat in .16 The Quakers scored on only eight of 34 tries from the field in the last half after- practically; battling the Goblins on even terms through the first 16 minutes. In all," Summitville hit 36 of 77 to Fairmount's 20 of 63 from the field. At the foul line, the winners scored on nine of 21 to Fairmount's 15 of 20.
The Gob-1 lins also won the battle of the boards, 47-37. Four Summitville players: reached double figures in: scoring topped by center Mike Waller's 10 points. The 6-2 sophom*ore also led his team in rebounds with .17 retrieves. Three Fairmount hands combined to pace their team's tack. Beck points to.
lead th the way, but. both Rick Everhart and Doug Hanlon tallied 10 markers apiece. Both teams will be back in action tonight Summitville entertaining Daleville and Fairmount traveling to Southwood for a Mid Indiana Conference date. Summit. It pl Fairm.
41 pt Grimme 2 Everhert Shelton Holloway Waller SWilson Krikwood. Beck Caldwell 0 Hanion Pattison 0 3 Williams Barnett 1: 0 0 TWiison Hinsahw 1 Record Hckrsmth Carr: Totals 34 9 12 Total 20.15 1 Score by quarters: Summitville 11 2 Fairmount. 11 18 Officials: Reed and Gilmore. Second team Summitville 52, Fairmount 46. Elwood squeaks past Hartford City; 64-63 where he picked off 19 retrieves.
Eastern, however, had a 40-39 edge in that department with the 5-11 Mast collecting 13. grabs in a relief role. Peters. also delivered 16 points and center Pat Wiley added 10 markers for the Trojans. Peters, too, had nine points in the last period.
Conway, a 5-11 senior, punched in 15 points to lead Eastern's balanced assault, but had strong help from both Caudill and Roberts. They drilled 12 points apiece. Mast, too, had 10 markers all in the last. half. Oddly enough, both, teams hit exactly the same percent a from the floor a .319 standard.
Eastern sank 23 of 72 and Bennett hit 22 of 69. The Comlets converted 13 of: 22 to Bennett's 14 of 22 at the foul line. Eastern also won the reserve game, 45-37; behind a 15 point effort' by Dan Pontius, a 6-3 sophom*ore. Bill Jackson, a 6-3 freshman, put away 13. points for the Bennett reserves, who now have lost 10 in a row.
Eastern (59) FG FT PF TP Conway, 5-20 5-8 3 15 Roberts, 6-16 0-0 3 12 Caudill, 4-10 4-7 5 12 Moorman, 1-2 1-2 2 Voorhis, 3-10 1-1 Master 4-14 2-4 10 Kirkpatrick 0-0 0-0 0 0 'Totals 23-72 13-22 20 59 Bennett (58), FG FT PF TP Peters, 6-17 16 Marcuccilli, 7-21 6-7 3 20 Wiley, 4-11 2-6 3 10 Dailey, 2-8 0-0 3 0-0 Gartland: Morgan 0-3 Jones 0-0 0 Totals 22-69 14-22 20 Score by 'quarters: 20 19-59 Bennett 12 11 Errors: Eastern 18, Bennett 11. Rebounds: Eastern 40, Bennett 39. Second team score: Eastern 45, Bennett 37. Officials: Jim Dickerson and Ron Davis, Anderson. HARTFORD CITY free throws by' Joe Davis, a 5-11 junior guard, with 20 seconds left, sealed up Elwood's 64-63 decision.
over City in a high school basketball thriller here Friday night. Davis cashed both ends of a one-and-one effort to push Elwood into a 64-61 edge. And that offset a Hartford City bucket in the final seconds. The Alredales, however, also obtained possession of the ball under their own hoop with three seconds left, but couldn't score. Elwood actually had to rally in the second half to pull out the Central Indiana Conference win.
Hartford City was on top at 33-29 at the half, but Elwood inched into command. at 45-43 at the next stopoff. The Panthers also held an 18 17 lead after eight minutes in a clash where the lead often changed on each fielder. The victory lifted Elwood's overall record to 4-8 figure and upped its CIC standing to a 2-2 rating. In comparison, Hartford City was left with 3-12 overall.
mark and 1-3 mark in CIC. competition. Dave Swinford, a 6-1 sophom*ore, was the game's top scor- with 20 points for Elwood. Charlie Lackey and Gary Verona split 32 points for the Airedales, who play another CIC, match against Muncie Burris at Muncie tonight. Elwood fg ft pt Hart.
CHy tg it Judy 1 Brown Armstrng 0 1 Verona Swinford 3 Boswell Claghorn 2 Lackey Huntsingr 3 Teats Davis Rhodes Mitchell 00 1 Askren Huffman 2 Skillman 000 Totals 24 14 16 Totals 24 Score by quarters: Elwood 10 16 Hartford City 10 20--43 Officials: House, Noblesville, and Bruett, Anderson. Second team score: Elwood 54, Harte ford City 34. Tuesday Night Boys Wednesday Night Men' TURNER'S RACEWAY Gas City FURNACE REPAIR 24 HOUR. SERVICE Call 662-6408 CITY AIR COND. HEATING 111 So.
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