Hoosiers and Boilermakers Open 1969 Cage Season With Wins
Purdue tops Northern Illinois 85 69 as Rick Mercurie led scoring. Cooke shaded Tulsa 77 71 with 29 points while Joby Wright added key late free throws. Purdue arena records noted. Lew Abell set a rebound milestone.
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Kentucky Defeats West Virginia In Season Opener
Kentucky Wildcats beat West Virginia 106 to 87 as Adolph Rupp’s squad opened its 40th season. Key contributors included Mike Pratt with 29 points Larry Steele 21 points and Dick Lyton scoring late. Will Robinson led WVU with 38 points while Bob Hummel and Bob Lawn added 13 and 11 respectively.
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Michigan Beats Detroit 85 73 In Open Contest
Michigan defeated Detroit 85 to 73 as Tomjanovich led with points and 2 rebounds. Sophomore Frank Sussel scored 22, Richard Garter had 17, and Al Peake paced Detroit with 6. Honeyed by a rough start, Detroit endured inexperience as Michigan surged to the win in Arbor.
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Anderson Opens HCC Cage Action Tonight At Hanover College
Anderson plans to launch Hoosier Conference play at Hanover College opening a season that mixes returning stars and new faces. Key players include guard Mike Wilson and center Rob St Pierre, with supporting scorers Jennings Raven and Dennis Silver while projections hinge on early showings from veterans and newcomers alike.
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Doig Jennings
Houston Oilers Coach Threatens Trades Over skid
Houston coach Welly Lemm vowed changes if the Oilers do not snap a six of eight loss streak. He warned of trades, saying the team must wake up or risk upheaval as they prepare for a key game with the New York Jets and a bid to reach the AFL playoffs. Lemm stressed the need to pressure Joe Namath and disrupt his quick release.
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Wisconsin Stands Tall In Season Opener Over Ball State
Wisconsin beat Ball State 87 to 71 in Madison. Sherrod was limited in the first half but scored 16 in the second. Zink added 32 and Hendrickson 10 for Wisconsin while Martinez Menre led Ball State with 6 points, Tucker 15, Law 14. Ball State shot only 18 percent in the first half.
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Ohio U Downs Northwestern in season opener
Ohio University defeated Northwestern 69 to 61 in the season opener. Guard John Cieanine scored 14 points in the first half to push Ohio ahead and hold the lead. Northwestern leaned on rebounder Don Adams until he left with 16 minutes left in the second half. Jeanne Dale Kelley led the Wildcats in scoring in the second half as Ohio maintained the lead with Cleanina topping Ohio with 21 points.
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Dolphins Coach Blasts Rumored Successor After Loss
Miami Dolphins coach George Wilson blasted reports naming Florida State coach Bill Peterson as his successor after a 38 23 loss to Boston. He blamed a high school style stunt by rookie Eugene Morton Mortis for turning the game and questioned Peterson’s fitness for pro coaching. Peterson, staying with Florida State, said he has not been approached and remains under contract two more years.
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K State mauls Indiana State in decisive win
SANHATYAN, Kan Jerry Venable scored 31 points and grabbed 1 rebound as Kansas State blazed past Indiana State. The Wildcats shot 32 percent while holding the visitors to 23 percent, building a 38 20 halftime lead and expanding to 49 23 late in the first half. Wheeler Hughes and Jet Web contributed, with Venable atop the scoring chart.
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College basketball scores scattered across regional games
Indiana 0 Purdue 77, Tulsa 74 Kansas State 99, Oregon State 6 Miami 90, Northwestern 79 Michigan 65, Detroit 73 South Carolina 74, Auburn 74 Tulane 61, Georgia Tech 72 Virginia 49, Wake Forest 7 DePauw 90, Wesleyan 82 Duke 66, Virginia Tech 63 Vanderbilt 89, plus other listed results show varied outcomes across campuses and conferences.
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Former AHS Coach Recuperating After Long Illness
Ray Fleener, famed Anderson High School track coach and instructor, is recuperating from an extended illness at Jackson Park Convalescent Center in Seymour Indiana after months in a Seymour hospital. He and Carl Gonge helped develop several state recognized track and field teams. He requests letters from students spanning about 45 years.
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Bowing Scores and Names From The City Ledger
The page lists numerous bowling scores and player names including Brown 255 PF Marshall 226 BI PB Mitchel 298 Harner Zosy Tauuan Bergan Bodine and others, with a mix of team mentions, market references, and a local honor roll style tally. It preserves scattered scores and participant identifiers from a historical sports page.
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DePauw Tops Wesleyan In Baskets Classic
DePauw defeated Illinois Wesleyan 90 to 79 after a tight game. Larry Jobreot led DePauw with 29 points, Dick Tharpe added 24, while Wesleyan’s Tom Gromkow scored 23 as the comeback fell short in the closing minutes.
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Georgia Still Going To Sun Bowl
University of Georgia athletic director Joel Eaves announced the school will play in the Sun Bowl despite an editorial urging otherwise. Georgia has a 4 4 1 record after a loss to Georgia Tech, and remains scheduled to face Nebraska in El Paso on December 40.
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Highland Overcomes Lapel In Overtime Thriller
Highland defeated Lapel 37 to 34 in overtime in seventh grade cage action. Bart Hulstada scored 27 of the Scots 37 points while Mills and Henlingey added 10 each for use Bulldogs.
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Palmer regains edge with Heritage win on Hilton Head
Arnold Palmer delivers a comeback performance at the Heritage Classic on Hilton Head Island finishing with a final round 74 to tie for second at 285, three strokes behind leader Bert Yancey while Jack Nicklaus ends his season early. Palmer vows to continue playing and win again, citing enduring desire and fan support as motivation.
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Frazier Title Bout Postponed Again Amid Ellis Pullout
New York reports that Floyd Patterson era rival status looms as heavyweight champion Joe Frazier may face Ellis again after Ellis pulled out for the second time. Garden officials say talks with Angelo Dundee stalled over terms while Dundee eyes another opponent. Durham and Markson vow to seek WBA action and a Miami Beach venue for a potential Frazier bout.
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Terre Haute College Competing on College Bow program
St Mary of the Woods College from Terre Haute Indiana will perform on the nationally televised College Bow program on December 6. The team features Pat Ann Frawley Gary a chemistry junior and Noreng LaMere Munster a English major, among others from Indiana and nearby towns, aiming to face the winner of a Marrimack College versus California State College telecast.
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