Arsdale twins pace Indiana past Notre Dame in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Indiana Dick and Tom Arsdale of Indianapolis scored 74 points to lead Indiana past Notre Dame 108 to 102 at the Fort Wayne Memorial Coliseum. Dick Van Arsdale totaled 42 points and Tom 32 as Notre Dame guard Larry Sheffield added 41 in a high scoring showdown. Notre Dame led 47-40 at halftime before Indiana surged after Jesewitz fouled out, pulling away to secure the win.
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Wake Forest fires Gibson and Hildebrand after season
Wake Forest announces the dismissal of Athletic Director Bill Gibson and head coach Billy Hildebrand after a string of poor seasons. The school, which had just one win in two years, plans to seek "dynamic" replacements and offered the men positions in the development division. Hildebrand, 39, with a 7-33 record, had three years left on his contract.
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High profile boxing bout moves to Miami Beach
Plans for the Liston Cassius Clay heavyweight title fight in February shifted from Las Vegas to Miami Beach. The 8,000 seat Las Vegas Convention Center and a lack of guaranteed funds were cited as key factors. promoter Bill McDonald reportedly offered a $625,000 guarantee, while Miami Beach venues accommodate about 18,000. The decision was confirmed Wednesday night.
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Columbus Resumes is Swim Winning
A compact scores roundup shows Columbus Resumes leading in a swim meet with Mackey 59, Otwell 53, and other teams such as Rockport 6 Winslow 65, Lynnville 77, Terre Haute State 77, Brazil 55, Clay City 51, New Washington 39, Croz Medora 87, Stinesville 61, Fayetteville Valparaiso 4, Rensselaer 49, Capital 93, Concordia 3, Maryland 7, New York U. 82, Tufts 56, Harvard 79, Wesleyan 76, Defiance 112, Springfield 88, and Brooklyn College-PRO NBA Baltimore 118, Los Angeles 90.
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Mt Summit Beats Markleville In 77 71 Thriller
Mt Summit Eagles remain undefeated after a 77 to 71 win over Markleville on Markleville floor. Howie Williams led Markleville with 26. Mt Summit had five players in double figures including McCail 20 and Dunsmore 17. The game featured 11 ties and a never more than seven point margin.
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Browns Rate Nod Over Foe
New York upsets list Browns favored by 4 points over Detroit Lions next Sunday. Bears and Giants also chosen as heavy home favorites, Bears 17 over 49ers and Giants 14 over Redskins. Packers favored by 10 over the Los Angeles club in the televised Saturday game.
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Dooley Named Georgia Head Coach After Griffith Exit
Vince Dooley, 31, fresh from Auburn where he coached football, was named head coach of Georgia succeeding Griffith after a 10-16-4 three-year run. Dooley, former Auburn quarterback and standout, led Auburn to a 7-2-1 season in 1953 and later served in the Marine Corps before joining Auburn’s staff. Griffith resigns amid a 4-5-1 finish this season.
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Midwest Dominates UPI All-America 11
Midwest claims fourers on the 1963 UPI All-America football team led by Staubach with 2916 points from 305 voters. First-team selections include Burke and Kelly ends Appleton Eller, Butkus, Sayers, Wilkins joins. juniors mark a first since 195? with three or four sophomores.
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AHS Conquers Marion Hosts Richmond Tonight
Anderson and Richmond high school wrestling teams clash in the AHS gym with reserve action at 6 39 and the varsity at 7 30 Coach Don Pyle's grapplers beat Marion 32 14 in varsity action with reserves 28 22 The piece mentions several wrestlers and teams across regions and notes on all American linemen and college prospects in a crowded sports recap.
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St Marys Tops Leach Quintets in Local Matchup
St Marys edged Leach quintets in a tight contest as fans noted tactical moves and scoring runs. The report highlights Leach’s scoring stretch and St Marys’ defense late in the game.
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St. Mary’s Tops Leach Quintets
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