Madison County Invitational Opens With Three Games Tuesday
Mt. Vernon Frankton clash opens the 1988 Madison County Invitational at Anderson gym. Jan 10 to 13 schedule features Mt. Vernon Frankton opener at 7 p.m. with Summitville Goblins Pendleton Irish, Shenandoah Raiders Laketon Bulldogs, Markleville Arabians Highland Laddies in night sessions.
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Summitville
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Lapel
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Pendleton
Paul Schoe
Markleville
Ernest Oden
Mount Vernon
Herald
North Side Wrestlers Top MH Opponents In Fresh Meet
North Side high school wrestlers defeated multiple opponents in a fresh meet at Orasie Heights. Tittle pinned Hodden while Griner and Lord scored decisions. Hannaford and Frazier added pins, with Shuck taking a 9 5 decision for MH. Indiana football notes mention Harry Gonso's injury and Mike Perry stepping in with 187 passing yards and two rushing conversions.
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Geile
Tierehe
Spoo
Tittle
Hodden
Christ
Shuck
Griner
Bloomington
Ind
Harry Gonso
Indiana
Arizona
Mike Perry
Johnny Pont
Weeks Quits Post ALway Player at Cal
The article reports Weeks resigning after 15 years as head coach at California amid a season ending loss to Michigan and Eli Teyard’s final two minutes. It notes the Bears had a string of defeats to Big Ten teams and mentions Jim Pritchett and Chuck as key defensive players on Ray Willdrews’s Cal squad.
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Cal
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Mic
Minnesota
Jaracz Paces Kentucky Win
Kentucky defeated Florida 99 to 76 on Monday night at Lexington before 12 500 fans. Thad Saracz scored 23 points to pace the Wildcats while Andy Owens led Florida with 30 points and Neal Walk added 24. Kentucky placed five players in double figures including Mike Pratt Dan Issel and Cliff Berger.
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Hon ‘Ors
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Neal Walk
Mike Pratt
Dan Issel
Cliff Berger
Casey
UCLA Bruins Hold Top National Basketball Ranking
UCLA's Bruins remain No. 1 in the college ratings after a season-opening stretch and a dominant 97-49 win over Richmond. Purdue drops from the top tier as Kentucky climbs, with Cincinnati, Indiana, and North Carolina also among the leading names in the weekly poll.
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Atlanta
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Zahn
Army
Tigers
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Bob Cousy
Madison Square Eagles
Tennessee
Don Tennessee
Johnson
Kokomo
Ind
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Commodores
Vandy
Dick Weber
Nelson [Burton, Jr
St. Louis
Bourdase
Fresno
Calif
Pon Carter
Tarzana
Pendleton Bomber boxers prep for 1968 state tourney
Coach Bob Uiter’s Indiana Reformatory Bombers train for the 1968 State Golden Gloves in Indianapolis in January. The 1967 state champions expect a stronger squad, with returning lettermen and six new entrants, plus an invitational tournament set for December 16 at Pendleton featuring Indianapolis boxers and the host team.
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Bob Uiter
Indiana Reformatory Bombers
Indianapolis
Bombers
User
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Jyw
Teady
Har
Taylor
Buster Adams
Golden Boy Brown
Pee Wee LaMar
Frank Turner
George Owens
Lorenzo Williams
Muddy Water Robinson
Chip Watkins
Johnny Bibbs
Jesse Lewis
Bill Randall
Dennis Irwin
Cool Jerk Washington
Pendleton Institution
Central High to Host Holiday Tournament Games
Central High announces a four team Holiday Tournament at Munice Central Fieldhouse with games on December 28 and 29. Muncie Central meets New Castle in the opener at 7 pm while Anderson faces South Side at 8 15 pm. Officials from all four schools were listed along with seating plans and ticket info.
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Charles IL. Cummings
AHS
John Paul Huffman
Muncie Central High School
New Castle
Trojans
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Bearcats
Central
Southside
Noel B. Douglass
Charles Cummings
Ray Estes
Don Barnett
William Stewart
John Paull Hoffman
Phil Hossom
Berlin Rowe
Doug Reid
Muncie South Side
Claude B. Williams
Lowell Barnett
Robert Heeter
Kenneth Sieber
William Lehr
Horace A. Cook
Cecil Tague
Larry Meyer
Sayers Stars as Forty Niners Fall in San Francisco Clash
San Francisco built a strong defense to limit Chicago and Gale Sayers scored amid the Browns led by Houston and Don Chandler. Baltimore rallied past Los Angeles while Green Bay, Detroit and Philadelphia won as league action continued.
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St Marys Edges Lapel for Traveling Banner in CC Seventh Grade
St Marys seventh graders defeated Lapel 35 to 32 to claim the Traveling Banner as the open game propelled St Marys to its fifth straight Madison County Junior Seventh Grade league win. Lapel seventh graders dropped to 4 and 1 in the conference after the setback.
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Highland Fresh Topples Rival on Highland Floor
In a freshman high school basketball game on the Highland floor, Highland Fresh toppled rival Markleville as Bale and Kerr starred for the winners while Hays led Markleville scoring. Scattered fragments reference other games and Olympic boycott debate with no clear single event.
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Ginger Filtott
Fran'e
Tucson
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Oppuie
Mexico City
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Ray Cawley
Ray
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Bill Sheperd
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Bob Heeter
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Tar- Dale Smith
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Harding
Fountain Central
Chicago
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