Hises Free Throws Lift AC In Close Hoosier Clash
In a tense Hanover Hoosier Conference game, Anderson College edged Hanover 76 74 as Chuck Hise made two late free throws and Hanover's Chuck Scott tied the score with a jumper. AC outshot 50 percent from the floor and hit 16 of 19 free throws to seize a 1 0 league start.
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Chuck Hise
Ravens
Hanover
Panthers
Chuck Scott
Hise
Gary Pate
Andersen
Bob Macheltz
CBS To Televise Triple Crown Races For Two Years
CBS announced a two year telecast plan for the Kentucky Derby Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes. The Derby will be May 1 1965 at Churchill Downs the Preakness May 15 at Pimlico and the Belmont June 5 at Aqueduct.
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UPI
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
William C. MacPhail
Churchill Downs
Maryland Jockey Club
New York Racing Association
Pimlico
Aqueduct
Indiana All-State junior presence highlighted in Lineup
Six juniors, the most in four years, make the first three Indiana All-State football teams chosen by coaches. Elkhart quarterback Mike Fran Ber tops the vote, with 220 coaches selecting 33 players for the UPI All-State banquet at Hanover.
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Ind
UPI
Indiana Sportswriters and Broadcasters Association
Elkhart
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Bob Owens
Bloomington Herald - Telephone
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Gene Owens
Raven
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Scott
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Madison Heights
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Merrillville
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Mike Franger
Hilbart
Ole Galloway
Steve Wessel
Evansville
Reitz
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Bosse
Mason's Plastics wallop Strange's and Oaks win
Mason's walloped Strange's Homes 99 to 73 while Anderson Plastics defeated Y's Men 68 to 48 in YMCA league play on the Y floor. Mason's leaders Beeman 37 and Moore 21 anchored the win as Plastics riders led by Swinford 17 Gellinger 14 and Cade 13 helped their 68-48 victory. Georgetown College edged Oakland City 91-81 as Paul Crawford scored 26 and Dwain Bruce added 25 for Georgetown with Oakland City's Pat Arnold 21.
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Indiana Reformatory Takes Third in State Meet Lift
The Indiana Reformatory weight-lifting team earned third place at the AAU sanctioned Indiana State Championship Power-lift Meet in East Chicago. Tom Washington set a national dead lift record with 620 pounds, and Frank Starks won the 198-pound class with a 1265 pound total. Other trophies went to Lapachee and Walker among seven teams and forty lifters.
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College Basketball Scores and Results Across Teams
College games reported with multiple matchups and final scores including Notre Dame 100 over American U 54. Michigan State 93 over Davidson 113. Akron 89 over Heidelberg 39. Wake Forest 75 over Brandeis 5. South Carolina 54 over Wm. & Mary 5. West Virginia 67 over Richmond 65. Morehead 113. Franklin & St. John’s N 77. Philadelphia 102 over Baltimore 97. plus several smaller college figures and high school notes.
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Mays
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Now
Oldest jockey Johnny Longden Aces Trip in NH Sweepstakes
Johnny Longden aged 57 traveled from California to ride Wil Rad in the New Hampshire Sweep Stakes. Wil Rad owned by William Radovich showed early speed but faltered after the back stretch and finished last among 12 contenders.
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Wil Rad
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Kelso Named Horse of the Year in Turf Digest Poll
Kelso the gelding owned by Mrs. Richard C. duPont Stable won Turf Digest poll with 119 of 177 votes to be named Horse of the Year. Gun Bow was second, Northern Dancer third, with Kelso also claiming handicap honors over Gun Bow. The 5 year old swept post season honors, while Northern Dancer led as top yearling in other categories.
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Coin Toss Picks Cleveland For NFL Playoff Site
Cleveland wins a coin flip with St Louis to determine the Dec 20 playoff site if the Browns and Cardinals finish tied in the AFC East race. The flip was done by telephone, reviving memories of Cleveland’s 1958 playoff loss to the Giants.
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Wrestling Joins Anderson College Athletic Program
Anderson College adds wrestling to its athletic program with fourteen wrestlers on the roster and a schedule starting December 11 at Earlham. Coach Dick Young expects a three to four year development, with meets planned at Taylor, Bluffton, DePauw, Hanover and others through February including an HCC Tournament.
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Indiana Centome
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Madison Heights Girls Beat Highland Twice In Junior High Action
Madison Heights seventh graders defeated Highland twice in junior high basketball. The A contest won 46 to 42 after a 27 to 20 prelim. Dickerson of Highland led with 20 points on seven FGs and six free throws. Yates of Madison Heights scored 19 for the losers. Second game results show Pendleton, Middletown, and other teams in narrow junior high scores with box totals and referee notes.
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Madison Heights Splits Two With Richmond Test
Madison Heights eighth and ninth grade teams split with Richmond Test. Ninth grade Pirates win 48 to 43 behind Gary Jones 17 points, while eighth grade fall 47 to 44 in overtime.
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Pirates
Pirate
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Gary Roosevelt First Kokomo Finishes 2nd
Gary Roosevelt tops Indiana small college basketball poll with 122 points and 8 first place votes. Kokomo closely follows with 113 points, while Anderson and East Chicago Washington round out the top five in the early 1963-64 Big 10 ratings. Others named include Indianapolis Washington, South Bend Washington, Columbus, Gary Froebel, Tipton and Rex Mundi.
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Walporth
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Canton Bulldogs Franchise Recalled By United League
The Canton Bulldogs United Football League franchise was rescinded due to financial indebtedness to the eight team league. Commissioner George Garett said officials cannot repay obligations, leaving Canton without a team. Contracts revert to the UFL and winter meeting on Jan 9 will decide next steps.
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Mets Trade Stallard For Promising Rockies
The Mets completed a 21 for 2 trade Tuesday sending pitcher Tracy Stallard to the St Louis Cardinals for two young prospects Gordon Richardson and Johnny Lewis.
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New York Mets
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St Louis Cardinals
Gordon Richardson
Johnny Lewis
Carnegie Addresses Coaches Club at Linders Today
Thomas Carnegie Indianapolis television radio sportscaster will address the Anderson Downtown Coaches Club at noon at Linders. He witnessed the United States triumph in the Olympia Games Tokyo last October and will share observations from those events.
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Tom) Carnegie
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Anderson
Linder’s
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Tokyo
Japan
Missouri
Jim Fenters Quality Meats Advertises Premium Hams
The notice promotes Peer Hams and bacon at Jim Fenters Quality Meats located at 1811 Col. Ave with the phone number 642 9931.
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Jim Fenters Quality Meats
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