Indians Tackle Lafayette Friday Ravens Host Hanover Tonight
United Press International reports on Indiana high school basketball as title hopefuls enter the holiday schedule. Unbeatens collide with Gary Roosevelt, East Chicago Washington, Columbus, Madison, Anderson, and Lafayette among top contenders.
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State College Teams Play 41 Games Three Tourneys This Week
Indiana college basketball teams schedule 41 games and three tournaments this week. Purdue heads west after a season opener loss to UCLA, Notre Dame hosts Wisconsin after winning its inaugural event, and Butler faces a Big Ten slate with games at Northwestern and Oklahoma amidst early season tests.
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Purdue Hall of Fame Award Honors Hovde
NEW YORK AP Dr Frederick Lawson Hovde receives a National Football Foundation Hall of Fame award at the annual awards banquet. Hovde, a former Minnesota star and Rhodes Scholar, is joined by others including John McKay of USC at the event.
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Ohio State Beats Florida State 76-69 in Columbus
Ohio State raced to a 25 point lead and with Bill Hasket scoring 20 and Steve Howell 19 edged Florida State 76-69. Dan Geist led the Seminoles with 17 as FSU chased late. Ohio State held 45-26 at halftime and withstood a late rally.
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IHSAA Restraining Order Extended Ten Days
Fort Wayne North Side High School star Bill Schumaker may play basketball as a temporary restraining order was extended for ten days. Judge Dale J. Myers delayed a hearing on making the injunction permanent amid jurisdiction questions raised by IHSAA attorney Harold J. Bell.
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Fall Injuries Fatal To Harry Wismer and Hanover Panthers Preview
The Hanover Panthers, picked to win the Heartland Conference by most coaches, host Eastside on its 1967-68 league debut. Eastside, seeking a strong conference start after a loss to Earlham, relies on fast court play and disciplined offense as Raven big men try to control the boards.
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Mollenkopf Hurt In Accident On Interstate Fifty Miles South
Mollenkopf, 62, head football at Purdue University, suffered a severe forehead cut when the car he rode in collided with a truck on Interstate 69 about five miles south of the northeastern Indiana canals. He was hospitalized at Cameron Hospital for observation after 24 stitches. Parker, 50, of Purdue, was bruised. Nichols, 5, of Angola, and two freshmen also involved.
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Beban Wins West Trophy as Heisman Runner Up
UCLA senior Gary Beban polled 24 first place votes and 153 points to win the W. J. West Memorial Trophy while O. J. Simpson of USC was runner up with 119 points. Oregon State, California, and Washington voters also contributed to the balloting by sports editors and broadcasters.
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