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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1967

Page

4

Gabriel St Pierre Leads Hanover Over Ravens in Abbreviated Win

Hanover defeated AC Ravens 93 to 72 at Q C Lewis Gym as Gabriel St Pierre and Rol St Pierre combined for BG points. The game ended early after referee Rolland Baker collapsed and died at St John’s Hospital. AC history records a seventh fatal official’s attack in a Hanover college contest setting.

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Sugar Bowl Sports Fest Opens Dec 27 in New Orleans

The Sugar Bowl Festival of sports kicks off December 27 at Timberlain Country Club with sixteen top amateur tennis players. events span five sports through New Year's Day including a sailing regatta on Lake Pontchartrain a basketball tournament track and field and the football classic. Ken Holmberg last year’s champion from Tulane is noted. intercollegiate teams and Gulf Coast yacht clubs join the schedule across two days of competition.

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Referee Rolls and Tragedy Mar Lone Hanover Game

basketball scores from colleges flood the page with results and names as Rolland Baker collapsed during the Anderson College Hanover game. President Robert H. Reardon mourns the longtime referee and calls the incident a deep campus shock. The Hoosier Conference note adds that Anderson’s record stands at 2 2 after the loss to Hanover.

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Strampe Grabs 18-Game Lead In PBA Meet

Detroit veteran Bob Strampe opened a 18 game lead at the National PBA Championship at Madison Square Garden with a 1285 Tuesday. His 2720 two day total leads Jim Certain and Don Dotinson. Garden City past winner Gil Potempo tossed a perfect game, while Dick Weber and Wayne Zahn remained near the leaders as the event moved forward.

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BR Group To Name Officers At Reorganization Meeting

BR Group to elect officers for the coming year at the annual reorganization meeting scheduled for 7 pm today in City Galf. President Hubert Alben said the gathering will include BR personnel, league officers and team managers.

Pendleton Tops Delta in High School Wrestling Meet

Pendleton defeated Delta 29 to 21 on Pendleton floor in a Tuesday match. Pendleton travels to Hane cock Central at 6 20 p m Thursday for its next meet. The report lists several bout results with Pendleton winners and opponents and notes at address about stance and a separate 13 score- so ar ing tips feature in a National Newspaper Syndicate pamphlet.

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AHS Topples MH Matmen In League Meet

Anderson High School defeated Madison Heights in a wrestling meet with scores and pins dominated by AHS. Forfeit and decisive pins marked the event as AHS dominated the MH lineup with multiple weighted victories and key performances continuing toward their next home clash Saturday at 2 p.m.

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Devine Leaves Mets For St. Louis Job Taken By Murphy

New York report says Johnny Murphy steps into a tougher role after Devine exits the Mets for St Louis. Murphy is summoned to assist Lake and the general manager in an immediate leadership transition as a pivotal franchise move unfolds.

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Sayers Named Offensive Star Of Week By AP

In a muddy San Francisco matchup, Gale Sayers dazzled with six touchdowns in a 1967 performance to earn the Associated Press Offensive Player of the Week honor. Veterans like Sonny Jurgensen and Dave Osborn also stood out with record completions and yardage, as other NFL stars contributed notable performances across the league.

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Indiana Trotting and Pacing Association elects officers

INDIANAPOLIS UP The Indiana Trotting and Pac is Morse Association elected Lynn Willong Carthage as president at the State Fairgrounds He is believed to be the youngest this century succeeding Delberk Smith Galveston who resigned Hector Kirk Ane ergon and Ed Johnson Faire Mount were reelected president and secretary treasurer A resolution urged Hoosiers to vote for pari dutuel betting in the state referendum next year

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Fried Squirrel Cookery Reference

A fragmented text outlines a southern fried squirrel recipe. It lists cleaning and boiling squirrel pieces, chopping carrot celery and parsley, adding fat or stock, simmering until done, then cooling. Coating involves cornmeal flour and seasoning, dipping pieces and frying until brown.

Hayes Will Miss Philadelphia Tilt

Dallas Cowboys star split end Bob Hayes will miss Sunday's game against Philadelphia due to a pulled muscle in the right thigh. Team doctors described the injury as a strained area from Dallas last offense.

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Oaks File Third Against Warriors in Counter Suit

Oakland Oaks filed a counter suit in Los Angeles accusing the San Francisco Warriors of unfair competitive acts. The suit names the Warriors Jamal Corp and other parties, seeks compensatory damages and relief to prevent the Oaks from playing in Oakland for the 1967-68 season and beyond.

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College Scores Roundup Showcases Tight ABA and NCAA Results

In a evening of close finishes, Pittstugh defeats Denver 101 to 99 while Kentucky edges Denver 107 to 85 and Minnesota falls to Denver 99 to 85. Houston posts a 96 point effort as Sacramento delivers in a separate game.

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