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His Indiana University
Hoosiers won 3 Big 10 titles, 1 co-championship
and 8 runner-up spots ... under his confident leadership,
IU won national championships in 1940 and 1953 ...
distinguished coaching career followed an equally
luminous playing career, during which he set a Big
10 scoring record at IU and was an all-Big 10 selection
... played professionally in Indianapolis; Fort
Wayne; Dayton, Ohio; and Oshkosh, Wis. ... as a
student at Monrovia High School, twice led school
with only 32 male students to the champioship of
the Tri-State Tourney, a 74 team event a Cincinnati
... MVP of that tourney those years, 1925-26 ...
coached 8 years at Ball State University before
succeeding the legendary Everett Dean at IU. |