Indians Triumph at Lafayette in North Central Clash
Anderson defeated Lafayette 57 to 55 in a thriller as Tom Seal banked a 25 footer at the buzzer. Rex Robbins and Duke Short led the Indians with 10 each, while Tom Miller scored 20 for Lafayette in a hard fought North Central Conference battle.
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Goalby Grabs Lead At Coral Gables Open
Bob Goalby shot a second straight four under par 67 for a 134 total at the Coral Gables Open in Miami. He leads by one stroke over Henry Williams Jr Wes Ellis Jr and others after two rounds at the $20,000 event.
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Paret Defends World Welterweight Title at Madison Square Garden
Benny Paret, 23, defends his world welterweight crown against Federico Thompson, 33, in a 15 round televised Fights at Madison Square Garden. The May 12 title holder seeks victory in a rematch after a March 12 draw, with expected 6000 fans and a $30,000 gate.
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Kid) Paret
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Andersons win fourth straight over Richmond in wrestling
Anderson defeated Richmond 38 to 10 to claim a fourth straight victory at Richmond High. Anderson reserves beat Richmond seconds 23 to 11. Individual matches included multiple forfeits and pins, with Anderson securing key wins by decision and pin to dominate the meet.
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Year-end gridiron bonanza plans big TV schedule
NBC and CBS prepare a dense slate from Dec 17 to Jan 15 with 18 games plus potential playoff add ons. Highlights include the Sugar Rose and Orange Cotton Bowls back to back on Jan 2 and key college bowls and pro events across networks.
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High School Cage Scores Across Indiana and Nearby
A lengthy list shows Indiana high school basketball results with numerous matchups including Anderson 57 Lafayette Jeff 55, Madison Heights 34 Highland 55, Noblesville 46, and many others. The document also notes college and pro schedules, plus a brief note about Giambra breaking a finger in a Tuesday win and Syracuse tabbing five new football rivals for 1961.
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Phillips Named Manager of Phillies Twin Falls Club
Phillips will manage the Philadelphia Phillies new Class C team at Twin Falls Idaho in the Pioneer League. Wilbur Johnson replaces him at Elimira after debuting as a manager in Tampa last season. Phillips previously played for the Pittsburgh Pirates and New York Yankees before joining the Phillies staff.
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Charnley to Meet Denamou for European Title Fight
British lightweight champion Dave Charnley signed to defend his European title against Sauveur Denamou of France at Streatham ice rink in London on January 17. Charnley, 25, won the title from Mario Vacchiatto of Italy last March. Denamou, 27, has been French champion since December.
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Trophies Up For Grabs Liberty Bowl Preview
Penn State and Oregon meet in the Liberty Bowl with six trophies at stake. The game trophy, a $1 500 three foot high Liberty Bell replica, will stay at City Hall. Each team gets the same sized perpetual trophy model for their school. Awards will go to the most valuable and outstanding back and lineman.
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Breen Named Riviera Swim Club Coach in Indianapolis
George Breen, 25, a former Olympic swimmer from New York state, was appointed Friday to coach the Riviera Club swimming team in Indianapolis. He succeeds the late John Galvich who died at 43 last week. Breen, first man to swim 1500 meters under 18 minutes, earned bronze medals in 1956 and this year, and helped the Indianapolis Athletic Club win four straight national AAU outdoor titles.
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Weight limit for middleweight boxing rises to 160 pounds
New York report notes the middleweight boxing championship weight limit increased from 158 to 160 pounds in 1915, reflecting a change in division standards.
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Anderson College Thrashes Albion 124-76 in Record Night
Anderson College, paced by dual units under Coach Bob Macholtz, crushed Albion College Michigan 124-76 to set new Raven scoring marks. Center Ken Strawn led with 28 points while Dienze Dennis and Barrett Bates added 19 and 18 respectively as Britons hit 93 field goals.
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Bow Hunters Indoor Shoot Carded Sunday
Bow Hunters plan an indoor shoot in fall Creek Valley at Beulah Park 4 H Building Alexandria. First Round at 20 yards. sessions start 9 30 am and 1 pm. public invited.
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McDougald Quits Baseball After 13-Year Career
Gil McDougald, longtime New York Yankee infielder, announced retirement at age 32 due to business pressures and desire to spend time with family. A versatile player, he hit .259 with 8 homers and 34 RBIs last season and appeared in six World Series games with a career .278 World Series average.
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Giants place Dess on inactive list. Mazurek joins roster
New York Giants guard Darrell Dess was placed on the inactive reserve list due to a shoulder separation suffered on November 27 in Philadelphia. Ed Mazurek, a 6'5" 255-pound tackle from Xavier University of Ohio, will take his roster spot after a brief stint with the Cardinals last season.
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Liston Ownership Ties to Frankie Carbo Revealed
A St. Louis police lieutenant testified that imprisoned hoodlum Frankie Carbo owns 52 percent of Sonny Liston's contract. He also reported 12 percent ownership by Frank Vitale and John J. Vitale, with 24 percent split among others, as hearings probe mob influence in boxing.
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Dineen's Record Stands for Red Sox Pitching Streak
Bill Dineen of the Boston Red Sox established a major league record in 1904 by pitching 37 consecutive complete games, a remarkable durability feat for the era and a standout feat in baseball history.
Our Friends Club Reopens With New Owners
Music Fri and Sat nights from 10 to 1 at Our Friends on 1925 Broadway. New owners Bob Hervey and Jack Heflin take over from Milo's, promising fresh programming and a revived dance venue.
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