Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 6

4 THf ANDERSON HIRAtD ACT i jL Rnvtiwjvri New Castle's Sinnock Almost Pulls Trojan Horse Act On Redskins Here I 1 A AAA H1 I W' 4 i A 4 Cage Scores 0 1 It 0 3 school system and enter the jusi lor yet jniOTmauonffionrvviasiajjMw RKtfqnH victory over Lizton last Saturday I 0q 0 South Whitley S3 Huntington Catholic 56 tourney standings follow: pr tp Spencer 86 Switz City 85 i a row sharpsville Prairie 75 Jackson Central5 it zzz Rtchl They Stack Up A ANDERSON COLUMBUS HG0Sl Ht wt Ht Wts ATom Harvey 6 6 198 Newsom 6 6 210 TT Wt U' 1 wi (CENTRAL TIRE tNc 5 3 0 0 0 0 3 1 3 0 4 0 1 0 3 0 3023 2098 2091 81 0 9 19 0 a i 9 0 394 520 493 SO 4 I 4 1 0 I fg 0 8 13 3 COLUMBUS vs ANDERSON PRESENT HIGH SCHOOL BASKCTBALL Eaton Pulls Away rom oe In 3rd Period Eaton pulled away from third quarter tie and went Zi I 14 8 8 I 1 TP 18 3 It 3 13 11 I 1 3 18 73 II 19 13 11 10 14 48 13 17 I 13 53 30 IS 15 83 TP a1 4 10 17 80 Cheater Slicks un snckrr 7 Race Tire: Headquarters a ii 0 4 1 11 T1 18 Narvaez Tops ki rx Wabash Apaches MO Hid rO ELWOOD 1 A there trampled the Wabash Lea Zink John Grubb? Steve Barnett Duane Cornelian 6 3 i 40 5 3 IS 3 1 8 4 0 0 3 0 1 18 84 Sohr mg Millar Total Elwood Balaar Riohwln TP a 3 3 3 35 18 88 TP7 18 7 8 7: 0 3 IX 3 18 3 1 8 3 i a South Bend St 79 Penn 70 Royerton 69 Gaston 64 Center 79 Sulphur Springs 76 ort Wayne Concordia 64 ort North 61 Wayne South 62 ort Wayne Central 49 ort Wayne Elmhurst 64 Os sian 45 Adam Central 80 Bluffton 64 Monmouth Clear Creek 89 Liberty" Cen ter 82 Millersburg 56 Topeka 55 Garrett 96 Churubusco 61 Columbia City 94 Kendallville 72 Avilla Auburn 65 New Haven 6ft New Car IritQn( Mar shall Co 84 67 Center Mongo 71 Lima Orland 82 Wolcottville 44 Ashley 74 Waterloo 62 Lagrange 70 Howe Military 44 Hoagland' 69 Lancaster (Wells BROWNING SCORES Anderson's Dave Browning (12) Ittr the basketball fly toward the' hoop for a two pointer despite the nffortt of New Castle's Kent Unger (15 and Dick Call away (31 oarly in the second quarter of their h9Ctie7674 "game won by the Indians againit the Trojans in the Wigwam last night (Herald Photo) io 18 13 I 4 13 1 1 15 Cannon Grooves Burton Total Wtbath i Wlurrwin Referee Hlny Umpire SaUee Second Team Score: 88 58 Elwood 3 a i 9 3 1 1 9 Ben Davis 68 Crawfordsville 60 Kingman 59 Alamo 76 Linden 55 Pinnell 49 New Ross 60 Dqjjer 58 Pittsboro 62 New Market 58 Roachdale 59 Ladoga 64' Wallace 49 Newport 62 Michigan City 96 South Bnd Washington 93 owler 63 Thorntown 56 (two overtimes) Kicmana iwp ss nmsooro so panee ra Miaaienury tan 79 soutn Bena Aaams Goshen 59 South BehdUiley I a 3 0 0 13 9 At I 3 15 I 14 i 5 a i ai pounder from San Jose Calif 38 19 13 8 9 bCTflderjng but blinding attack that left New Castle almostr hopeless in ita wake New Cas tie score a field goal in the third quarter while Ander son was piling up 22 points to the 9 foT 54 vantage Anderson continued its up basketball in the fourthquarter finishing a scant' two I point victor over its North Cen I i tral Conference rival It was orward Bobbie tfour straight baskets midways the fourth quarter that sparked the seorlng drive for the winning Tribe Lewis finished the night with 15 points big scare with New rCastla was" probably jdat what the Indians needed to put them fa proper fettle for the famed invasion of Columbus tonight Bulldogs holder of imposing Straight victories I this season rested last night while thh Tribe was battling the (Indians but the Indians have not forgotten that torridJJK to" victory dished out to the Tribe here last season The game will be televised cprncrs 'of bojh his eyes And also flowed frojrr his reddened Hose Narvaez did most of his dam age during the final minute of most of the late rounds He nearly floored Molina with a combination of lefta and rights shortly before the bell ended the eighth Molina was headed for the canvas when he lurched against referee Johnny Lobian co and somehow stayed up i Had he not run into Lobianco he undoubtedly would have gone down because he had his hands already out to save him from falling head first The two judges xony Rossi and Al Berl both had Narvaez in front 7 3 That waa the same way the United Press Interna tional saw it Not Lobianco thought He called it 4 4 2 and voted for a draw thus depriving the pint sized Narvaez ola unanimous decision i 9 9 23 4 60 TT 4 8 9 8 1 1 Actual Handicap 351 396 is 8 18 3 3 13 3 3 1 8 39 39 97 14 17 IS 18 74 15 33 S3 28 97 Birr Nobli RUk NiVini StbMni Darllnsteit Total Miiillow Swtnm Jnu ry Wition O'Brton Atlrlnann Smith 3 Sutton 6 HirdwiU Atklnion 9 Tnlala S3 Highland 11 1 13 1 Mliiliilnewi 15 88 23 84 Riferei Aihbrook: Umpire: Lover Second Team Score: 5441 MlitMi Mt Vernon Wins In Close Contest 59 56 Mt Vernon paced by Bruce Smith won a 59 56 victory over the visiting Wilkinson Bulldogs last night at Mt Vernon Box: Wilkliiion TP voeni Lafforae 3 0 a 1 el 17 Jas 1 53 TP 113 3 9 9 3 6 10 6 I 9 TEAM LEADERS Leading teams far the Anderson Men City Bowling team tourney standings follow: Total Pins 3054 3044 12th Victory NEW YORK (UPI) Clasiy rankie Narvaez air unranked lightweight who be one for long scored hta 12th straight victory with a major ity aecialon over slugger Luis Molina riday night to the 10 round main event Mt Madlion Square Garden The speedv 25 year old Nmj aez appeared on a haUpnal tflr evlsea hook up the first time and picked the occasion to beat the more experienced Mol ina both to close and at long range Molina a hard hitting 138 nounaer mom oan uow vuu with 17 knockouts among his 24 victories had been advertised as the slugger and the' 135 Eound Narvaez as me ooxer ut the five foot three inch i rankie waa clearly superior in both departments i He staggered Mphna wlth a i right uppercut late In the fourth round and then' inflicted a deep cut under the former Olympic right eye with a flurry of left hooks in the sixth Although there knnrkdnwns 1 1 looked rw i luRiiprir Uko someone tossed a Landrum ii TH 1 TP 1 3 5 3 1 8 3 9 8 3 5s a 1 3 00 11 39 3 3 Si ketchup bottle in hi! face by the 1001 Blood showed at the McCord Hiitlngl 1'otal Mt Vrnon Brent Smith Wllion Scheekel Bruce Smith Ecoft Thoma Caine Bonis Dvl COX 'wrnhss a 0 3 12 4 0 3 8 8 3 3 15 8 8 3 23 4 8 1 9 12 6 0 1 0 9 4 3 15 12 a 16 13 44 TP 1 JI 5 0 10 4 I 3 3 0 4 1 0 3 0 3 3 10 3 10 7 I 1 38 TP Eaton pulled away from a third quarter tie and" went on to win by seven points 75 68 over visiting Summitville last night Box lummitviU 2 Kurta Greer Nottingham Slain 3' ce tedinf Eaton Bell Robertaon McKinley Wellsrr Shaw uterU Totals 13 15 SummltvUI 13 31 14 Eaton 18 30 16 Referee Reed: Umpire Botkin Second Team Seere 6S 61r Summit ville trsct expires in June Givens baabeenhere Jhree seasons Ha came from New Albany where he coached for years including 1955 when his Bulldogs reached the final round of four of the state prep tourney Champions Try or Repeat Of Crowns INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Three 1963 Indiana high school wrestl ing will continue bias for new crowns Saturday in regiontlsof atate mat meet Pam V1ta 1a4 vucuiva vviiv awmviwV) year's 103 pound champlprihas ahdwill wreitle Darrell Reaves of le Southside in th first round at HIGH SCHOOL I Anderton 7S New Cattle 74 I Anderson St 73 I Indplt Sacred Heart 70 I Anderson Madison Heights 13 I rankton 81 (ovt) I Walnut Grove 72' ishers 69 I Lapel C7 Middletown I Hancock Central 43' Markle I ville 57 I Muncie Burris 49 Alexandria I 47 I Morristown 82 Pendleton I Yorktown 4I Union City 44 I ML Vernon (Hancock Co) I 59 Wilkinson I Dunkirk I 97 Wabash 74 I Noblesville 89 Greenfield IS I Mlttittinewa 84 Anderson I Highland 53 I Eaton 75 Summitville 88 I IndpI Tech 83 Kokomo 78 I Tipton 80 Hartford City 51 I illmore 43 Waveland 41 I Greencastle 74' Terre Haute I Gerstmeyer 72 I Danville 82 Mooresville 62 I Brookville 83 Greensburg 60 I Lawrenceburg 69 Cambridge City 51 Liberty 59 Webster Williams burg 56 wincnester tv Berne a Union Twp (Randolph Co) 93 Spartanburg 63 Laurel 59 ayette Central 47 Indpls Arlington 66 Warren Central 57 Lewisville 64 Spiceland 53 Anderson St Mary's 73 Indpls Sacred Heart 70 IndplsrHowe 74 Indpls Man ual 57 Hauser 65 New Washington 11 Indpls Tech 87 Kokomo 78 i Inapla Scecfaa 57 Lawrence i Central 56 I Vincennes 77 Bedford 62 I Brown County 63 Southwest ern (Shelby Co) 54 Indpls Cathedral 69 Indpls Attucks 65 Paoli 73 Brownstown 72 Northwestern 80 Rossville Lafayette Catholic 57 Eastern! (nowara voj Indpls Wood' 70 Indpls Cha Decatur Central 75 Avon 43 Walnut Grove 72 ishers 69 ranklin Central 61 Beech Goove 60 Speedway 70 Carmel 58 Center Grove 84 Edinburgh 64 ranklin 68 Connersville 50 Seymour 73 Shelbyville 67 Bloomington 58 Bloomington University 50 Windfall 98 Indiana Deaf School 34 Lafayette 92 Richmond 70 Charlestown 68 North Vernon 66 Marion 88 Logansport 78 North Central (Marion Co) 83 Indpls Northwest 57 Jac Cen Del 52 Dillsboro 42 Mitchell 52 Oolitic 51 Heltonville 67 Unionville 62 ayetteville 87 Borden 55 Mount Vernon (Hancock Co) 59 Wilkinson 56 overtime Indpls Shortridge 71 Indpls BroadRippleW' '69rAnrori 58 Triton (Shelby Co) 71 Arling ton 61 North Miami 72 Mentone 60 Cass 83" (Quiver Military 55 Clinton Prairie 68 Pjoneer 77 Brook 36 Lebanon 87 Twin Lakes 67 Dayton 81 Camden 47 Sunman 83 New Marion 59 Peru 57 Rochester 52 Maconaquah 69 Northfield 40 Washington "61 New Albany 50 Ireland 68 Washington Catho 11c 64 Goodland 75 Morocco 64 Mount Ayr 80 air Oaks 55 Alamo 76 Kingman 59 85rLynn 65 Portland 79 airmount61 Jefferson (Grant Co) 91 Albany 53 Selma 86 zziz West Lafayette 67 Clinton 41 Brookston 64 Chalmers 39 Covington 81 Clinton Williamsport 81' Otterbein 77 Attica 78 Sheridan 73 Veedersburg 60 Pint Village Southwestern (Tippecanoe Co) 72 an neinulKlUU DU nuiwa ii rancesville 73 Kewanna 66Wolcott68 Kentland 64 "North White 72: Klondike 69 East Tipp 62 Seeger 59 Winamac 62 Delphi 52 "SanPIer're 48" Wheatfield 40 Holton 7L Dupont 63 I Rushville 78 Jeffersonville 74 overtime Salem 58 Clarksville 87 LaPort'e 78 Mishawaka 59Huntington 71 Warsaw 33 Milfawl 01 52 1 Alquina 83 Whitewater oun 1 tain City 82 overtime ntHtfAuilU Al TtaSntn 29 Mount Summit 74 Moorqland 71 Givens Resigns End Of Season IffADTAXT TJ TTDTV IfmwL ivuuuvn iw nena wasningionj on High School basketball coach 154 Bill Isenhour (Ander Jonn uivens announced rnaay his resignation effective at the JOHNSON COMES TO LIE One of this contributors Johnson author of some dandies in years gone by comes to llfe 7 this spasm: Dear Red: 1 i Here is one from the can youlose Come Saturday night the Indians Are going to toe a No Tingle Johnson 7 MiVtJUlD CnTWC i John Manship member of the Whetstone '1 Sunday School nff oamafl nf 4n7i7A97Q taw whnnnins 662 the other A Bowl In bis big 279 game he got tapped in the i fourth frame aJispontest on nlley 13 ana 14 i SCORING RECORDS 1 JufoiL yacinforinatiQiL 15M4 bskeglLr 7 1 one news service as the state record It it not New Manon 3 beat Patriot 15H3reb 9 1961 7 Monrovia mark would have beehjiomnrethan even without the New Marion feat Newberry beat Worth ington 140 2 in 1917 1 1 Plumbing (Comm 2703 i AnderSon Tobacco (Texas) 2648 3 loor Covering (American) 2629' Welding (Maintenance) 2478 I Black Panthers (Nicholson ile) 2498 xwnnn hot against tiptoN I Panthers 74 72 conquerors of imvusjuietiBeDicK BaHHioaenea nv naa wnn is in hit ftfttAnldmhitf tt Al tram tliA fluid for 1 '7? rof 651 in that gameThe Panthen oUected twwers in ztr first half for a whopping 731 firing i columbus admonition While applying for press tickets for the Anderson game at Columbus tonight it necessary but I reminded Mr Bill Stierman Athletic Director of Columbus High School that An jderson was on probation and that Indian fans had been ad monished to their conduct" while in Columbus His re ply follows: me assure you that we (Columbus) have every in izzit tention of having our boys and girls and adults watching their 4 wd JSisyssineWoil Tramples Scots In League Game Anderson Highland dropped a I one sided 84 to 52 Mississlnewa Valley Conference game to Mis I sisstaewa there last night with the winners scoring from 18 25 points to each quarter Wat 26 paced the Mississtoewa I 'scoring while James' 14 and Bronnenberg's 12 helped the Scots Box: HilMand GTT I Smith 1 3 Leo 88 Monroeville 71 Decatur Catholic 69 Harlan 65 Southwood 82 Andrews 58 Wawaka 70 Wolf Lake 68 Rqanoke 82 Lancaster (Hunt ington Co) 50 ugonier 75 Shipshewana 72 Huntertown 69 Woodfan 49 Arcola 80 ort Wayne Luers LakeviUe (VCulYer 57 Lanas 59 Walkerton 53 MwiisonTwprfStJoseptrCo 88 North Liberty 72: Aubbeenaubbee 88 Araos 52 Jackson Twp (Porter Co) 67j Kouts'64 Baugo Twp 49 Bristol 47 Manchester 66 Plymouth 59 'Oregon Davis 100 Star City 64 Pierceton 91 AkrOn 3j Sidney 106 Richland Center 82 Wakuusa 59 Jefferson Twp (Elkhart Co) 48 West 72 Tyner 68 Silver Lake 70 LeeSburi 61 Monroe Central 60 Genva 56 OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY! MATTHEWLUMBER CASH and CARRY 702 Stk SI Nim 9444571 1 I I Lapel Defeats Middletown ive" LAPEL Bulldogs niillad auUaf7 to 60 victorv over the Middletown 'Cossacks here riday night to keep their hopes alive in the close White River Conference race Bobby 33 and 13 pac ed the Bulldog attack while 20 and 11 help ed Middletown along Box: I Mlddltow EG TP I Dunn Mani i Ruiaell 2 furnlh I Jnninn hr Lua Total Lanai Haoklmn I ITnfnn Tnnair 14 Nole Bolu Total 9S 11 ST Middletown 13 IS 13 SO Lapl II 13 19 XorktQwn Slips By Union City 45 44 Yorktown pulled out a 45 44 victory over the visiting Union City team at Yorktown last night Box: i Union City Miller Mendenhall 1 Mock Nofhlnjfer R1H1 Totals Yorktown Whelage Lemon I Miller McKlnnlty Vlie Reasoner Greenwait McKibben Total 141 Union City 13 7 44 Yorktown 13 8 14 A5 RefereerSHdKdelinJrhprre roneh Anderson Opens With Cage Win opened competition in the Indiana YMCA J2 13 year old basketball tourney with a 48 to 33 victory over Indianapolis Eat Side Play will continue through thqjlay ULthe YMCAfloor Other games scheduled today include Logansport and Kokomo am Anderson ties infiTTSvanivine at 42:30 and Him Attala will ha nlflvari at WiV tewww evwMarv KJUUH404MV AU VH 'Lafayette Dave Browning 5 11 160 John Partin 6 5 170 5 JBob Lewis tv 6 1 1 178 Stillabower 6 5 197 BUI 7 64 1 215 8 Hollenbeck 64 215 Steve Clevenger 6 0 175 Vic Thixton 5 11 165 Teiw Wiley 8 3 175 Rick Stoner 172 Lea Zink A 540 160 Bill Seegare 64 176 aZ '175 Steve Arnholt 6 2 150 6 1 160 Gary Wade 6 5 165 173 Hutsen 5 11 165 end of the present school year iso Mike Hodson (AnderGivenasaid he will 4eavo the son) vs Dave SirtiiTilMisfiai school system and enter the waka) real estate and" insurance busi i John Walden will ness when his three year con grapple Joe Downey of New naven tne i4t pouna ciass Musial Succeeds WilkinsotlArHead ST LOUIS Mo (UPI) President Johnson appointed Stan Mualal former St Louis Cardinal baseball star riday to head the federal physical fit ness program has accepted the Johnson to a crowd assembled at St i Louis University cempus wher he helped in a trefr plantinf ceremony The 43 year oia musisi wnc rotirwLas aplayerla9tyeai andnowjsra vic president succeeas nua wii kinson former football coacl at the University of Oklaho ma 1 im gVisSSIar Gaels Eke Out 73 70 Victory Over Opponent St eked out a hectic 73 to 70 victory over Indianapolis Sacred Heart here riday night with 22 setting toe pace for scorer of both teams He was helped by West Ma honey and each of whom got in double digits in scoring Schmalz and Bittlemy erstarred for the losersr Box St Mary ft Pr TP wvai i Deiitz Manonay Wasner Broderick Vjmderbur Rodecap JotahZ Sacred Heart Bockhardt I Buiart i Bittlemver Schmalz Ancelet Mlcha! 1 i Total 3 1 7 St Mary' 18 15 IS 7J I Saered Heart IS 17 11 TO I Referee JPittman Umpire iddler I CONSECUTIVE TITLES YORK (UPI) The jjiween nayrnicKers woftrec io ziiord three consecutive league ti 1 3tlea' 192931 sniKJOrinue SW Columbus a Indiana almost stumbled before me new vwue 1 Trojan Horse to a hectic 76 to 74' victory over the Scott Sin nockpanied five from Henry County last night before a pack ed houre of IJOO ftaa The gym 3 was aB soM out excepting seats on the stage used by the AHS 7' band 1 I 12 basket! and 12 4 of 19 free throw chances for 36 pointslacked within one point of scoring half of the entire sewing output Stonock one of toe cleverest of opponents playing agalpst the Indiana ma i chine this winter helped the into 22 to 16 first quarter lead knd'had widened the gap to 40 to 32 the second quarter i During toe first half Anderson looked uke anything but a bas ketball club as they stumbled muffed passes and seemed to do everything wrong the first 16 "I minutes of competition New Castle invaded the Wigwam 5 bent on winning and the Tro jns came nearly upsetting the is apple cart The Trojans played with inspired determina tlon taking toe initiative with ruffid aggressveness the first After Coach Ray Eatea got through passing out "some" of nii fire in the form of a lecture that only Estea is known for giving and bow to administer it in a 10 minute rest period the Redskins camo back on the floor and played toe brand of basketball for which they have become famous Anderson rebounded rebound ed and rebounded shot shot and shot some more in their Live i from Columbus Saturday ebruary 15 Sloane Gives Pirates 83 81 Overtime Win Pirates Todd Sloafle scored a late jump shot in overtime last night to drop the Eagles 83 to 81 in 'another thrill packed ball game The Madison Heights team was trailing 35 to 39 at the half and came back in the third quar 1 ter to outscore rankton 27Jo 17 on home court the" final quarter rank ton's Eagles came back with 19 points to the Msdison Heights' 13 to tie the score at 75 IB at the end of regulation play Each team scored six points In overtime jmdwith ihree sec onds left Sloane tossed a 15 foot jump shot that greased the hoop and gave the pirates the 83 to 81vctory Box: Madison Hts TP MCCMTOU iT i Millar 1 5 0 1 Garnere 7 Sloana a 11 Part Butler Total 37 9 14 83 rankton TP Nash 11 9 Waitermire a 8 1 I 17 Waymire it UtAtlAHm ira 1 Drake 11 4 Totali II 81 MadioK i i is Reloading tools We buy rankton 14 35 17 19 A Referee Smock Umpire Baldwin gUDS MUH tMTn Mcona score: moumw Height Grissom Scorches Hoop With 25 Leads illers To Victory Qrissomscored 25 points to lead the NoblesvllleMjllera to an" 80 t(j 68 victory over toe I Greenfield Tigers Noblesville led all the way de spite a surge by the Tijgeri In toe third frame Other top scorers in the game were Dunker with 20 Core 16 and McEntire 12 for the Mil ers or the losing Tigers it wu Pasco with 18 Hutton with 16 and Peden with 14 Box: NoattsvtU Grtiaom 11 McEntire 5 corn Paron Dunkar Burton CampbvU Total Graanflald Hutton Birch I Pco a Paden Holyhauion Soachtlg Hint Mclntoh Total 38 19 19 Nohlaavtll 11 19 3O Qraanftald 11 11 14MI 4 Bowling 30c at Rains Ebonite balls S1093 Holes plugged $250 over WTTV Channel 4 tonight beginning at I cast willlbesponsoreS by Edge's Packing Co of Ander son and Bakery of Co lumbus and Anderson The score waa deadlocked six times before Anderson put New Castle down the old ball being deadlocked at 6 6 8 8 24 24 26 26 4040 and 42 42 before the Indian machine puffed ahead usual high scorer Steve Clevenger bagged only five points which is probably his lowest gam output of his career Bill 16 Terry 12 Tom 12 and Dave Browning's 12 were other In dians hlttlngfadoublefigure 36 was' almost one too many Trojans scoring in double figures for the AHS ma chine but 10 and Ron 10 helped the Trudgers to keep the Tribe stepping Anderson' hit 30 of 66 field attempts to New 23 of 47 New Castle collected 28 of its points on 42 free throw at tempts Boxes: (Vaults Angerioa 1 Lai 7 Harvev 4 Muck 3 5 Clevenger 1 Browning 4 Wllev 8 Grubb 1 Barnett 1 Total 30 1833 7 78 New Caatle TA TP Boyd King I 1 Callaway 14 Wrtght rs" (3tft 0 0 1 Gaddi Couch i 9 7 0 Unger Z' 1 0 Total as 17 74 Anderaon JJ JJ 9J New Catl 13 18 9 Referee Jay: Umpire Thoma (Beierve) Anaerion Ballinger King Johnson Wallace I Nunn Reveal Ledford Cornellua Harri Hovermato Total 4 Jamanon i JCallaway Taylor Snell Black Smith Total Anderion Now Caatle Schools Sign Charter orNeW Conference COLUMBUS Ind (AP) ive small high schools in Bartholo mew Shelby and Brown coun ties have signed a charter to form a new athleticrconference Officials will meet in Nashville March 23 to complete plans Schools involved are Hauser of Bartholomew South western Triton Central Waldron of Shelby County and Brown County High School of TP 6 7 19 20 8 10 2 3 1 3 3 2 0 TA TP 15 18 18 1 3 Apaches 97 to 74 to a Central Indiana conference game here riday night with Alley Balser Richwine and Manto showing the way to scoring Miller Unger Votaw and Rohr starred for the loser Box: Wbk GJTTP Ungr 8 13 Yodr 9 I 1 Richard 9 3 3 Votw AW 41 8 a 8 is 91 38 74 GTTP i 3 1 10 0 1 Total 33 13 15 Wllkinon 1(1 1014 18 8 88 Mt Varnon 8 14 17 88 Referee Baird Umpire Strafford Delph Ashburn Isenhour Hodson In IHSAA Meet our Anderson area grapplers will participate to the Lafayette RegionaLof theIHSAA State wrestling Tourney today at Lafayette Local grappleri and their opponents include: Steve Delph (Madison Heights) vs Robert Comey (Clay) 133 Roger Ashburn (Ander son) vs David Sims (South Ran4 WnahlnfftAnY son) vs Jon Galloway (S Riley) 1 1 I '1 i i i so A 7 4 1 3 i 10 1 10 a fj V' A I 7 1 i Jl xp 5 '''Tw Am 4 5 1 1 A 'M xtox Vc 4 WII ixV 'A 1 A A 1 M'T rk X' Br li fay I to i i I Jr A 1 'A Ail 'Um A 11 a 3 "Zfl" i 4 jM1 4V 1 kW urw tJiA Im id i1 A isms 10 3 18 8 48 TP 4 3 10 3 1 7 3 5 11 1 10 1 3 5 11 1 0 3 CENTRAL TIRE fM)Nl M6l ft.