Clarence Crain grew up in golden era of Indianapolis city basketball, then played his part ...Middle East

For Clarence Crain, there were advantages to being the youngest of seven children. For one, he watched a lot of basketball. His older brothers, William “Bo”, Curtis and T.J., along with some of the neighborhood boys, would play on a goal behind Jacob and Veronia Crain’s home at 2834 N. Capitol Ave. In the mid-1950s, this was a way of life any time of year in Indianapolis. Crain watched his brothers and neighbors, constantly, before he was old enough to play. Sometimes a little too intently. “In the wintertime they would build a little fire out there to keep warm,” Crain said. “I was standing a little close to the fire, watching them play. That was probably when I was four or five years ol

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