Franklin's HCC Team To Beat Hosts AC Rate Ravens
Franklin's Hoosier Conference clash hosts Anderson College as the Ravens seek a road defense title. Coach Bob Macholtz downplays underdog status while adjusting starting five and noting team gaps in air power and center position. Leaders include Closson Feldenayer Alford and Miller with Strawn Reed and Teague among probable starters.
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Bob Macholtz
Anderson College
Ravens
Franklin
Herman Moyer
Grizzlies
Anderson
Macholtz
John Teague
Terry Morgan
Nolan Reed
Ken Strawn
Barrett Bates
A. C. Eldridge
Teague
Anderson High School
Morgan
Jim Younkin
Steve Baker
Moyer
Miller
Sampson
Closson
Feldenayer
Alford
Georgetown
Maron
Indianapolis
Capitol University of Ohio
Bowling, 30c at Rains AMF balls
At Rains a bowling item lists new AMF balls priced at 16 dollars 95 cents. The notice highlights a value offer with a 30 cent discount.
Gotham Bowl Threatens 60,000 Escrow For Miami Nebraska
The Gotham Bowl organizers demand a $60,000 escrow to guarantee expenses as Miami Nebraska clash. Robert Curran says game will be played with over 30,000 expected in New York. Curran cites good credit with the NCAA and notes venue bookings and awards plans.
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Miami
Nebraska
New York
Robert Curran
Curran
NCAA
Yankee Stadium
Hotel Astor
Baylor
Utah State
Jack Harding
Baker Wins Maxwell Award for Outstanding College Player
Terry Baker of Oregon State won the Maxwell Football Club’s 1962 outstanding college football player award over Jerry Stovall and Dave Robinson. Baker led in total offense, earned AP All America honors, and holds the Heisman. he will receive the Maxwell Award at the Feb 4 dinner. Andy Robustelli was named NFL player of the year by unanimous vote.
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Philadelphia
Terry Baker
Oregon State
Maxwell Football Club
Baker
Jerry Stovall
Louisiana State
Dave Robinson
Penn State
Associated Press
Andy Robustelli
New York Giants
National Football League
Bradley Wins Narrow Bracket Clash With Murray State
Bradley Braves remain unbeaten at 4-0 after a 79-78 victory over Murray State in Peoria. Rich Donley hit two free throws in the final 15 seconds sealing the win as Scott Stoffer added a late field goal and Max Herndon led Bradley with 31 points while Jim Jennings paced Murray State with 18.
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Peoria
UPI
Rich Donley
Bradley Braves
Murray State
Bradley
Braves
Donley
Scott Stoffer
Kentucky
Max Herndon
Jim Jennings
Universities face funding delays for high profile football game
Miami and Nebraska have not secured a contract for the game as Harding and Nebraska athletic director William H. Dye request a minimum of 30,000 for expenses. Nebraska will not depart campus without funds. board of Regents expresses concern. Comcast networks show little interest. NBC declines. CBS unlikely. Attendance doubts rise due to cold weather and NYC newspaper strike cutting game news.
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Miami
Nebraska
Harding
William H. Dye
Dye
Board of Regents
Curran
American Broadcasting Co
New York City
Analysts See Continued Stock Advance Into January
Several analysts in New York say the market could extend its six week climb into January with only a shallow correction. The Standard & Poor’s advisory service expects a minor pullback to present a buying opportunity while others forecast a top early next year in the Dow Jones around 650 to 685.
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New York
Statistical Research and Advisory Service
Standard & Poor’s Corp
Edmund W. Tabell
Walston & Co
Arthur Wiesenberger & Co
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Technological Changes Require Broad Environmental Impact Review
Dr. Barry Commoner urged government backed scientific inquiry before new technologies enter general use. He warned of hazards from sterilizing chemicals and sonic boom airliners, and cited pollution, pesticides, radioactive waste, and food additive risks as part of the expanding tech era.
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Washington
Barry Commoner
Washington University
St. Louis
U.S. Public Health Service
Commoner
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Relay Satellite To Be Launched
CAPE CANAVERAL UP S The United States plans to launch the Relay satellite this week to extend international television and telephone links including South America. The 172 pound relay will orbit 800 to 4500 miles above Earth on a three hour path, joining Telstar in extending live broadcasts worldwide. It will also study radiation belts and may eventually connect Japan for Olympic telecasts in 1964.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
United States
Space Communications
Telstar
Relay
South America
Delta
Rio de Janeiro
San Francisco
Andover
Maine
Goonhilly Downs
England
Pleumeut-Badou
France
Japan
Soviet Union
Earth
Bridge Plunge Picture Wins Monthly Prize
A cam era man who climbed to the top of the Ft Pitts Bridge to deter a jumper won first prize in UPI's November news pictures contest. Charles Boyle of KDKA TV Pittsburgh captured the leap from the moment of ascent to the plunge. Runner ups include Lou Laprade Cape Cod Times Hyannis Mass Ken Oakes Vancouver B C Sun and Andy Lopez UPI New York. Laprade's shot shows President Kennedy with family watching a pickup hockey game at Kennedy Memorial Rink in Hyannis. Oakes portrays 4 year old Edward Taylor nursing a hangover after rum and beer while his father is away. Lopez photographs Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan biting a hot dog at a Bolshoi Ballet performance in New York.
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New York
UPI
Ft. Pitt
Monongahela River
Pittsburgh
Charles Boyle
Kdka-Tv
James Slavin
Slavin
Boyle
Lou Laprade
Cape Cod
Kennedy Memorial
Hyannis
Oakes
Edward Taylor
Lopez
Anastas Mikoyan
Bolshoi Ballet
Ohio State alums active in NBA ranks listed
Three former Ohio State players appear in the NBA this season. John Havlicek plays for the Boston Celtics, Mel Newman is with the Chicago Zephyrs, and Joe Roberts stars for the Syracuse Nationals.
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Ohio State
National Basketball Association
John Havlicek
Boston Celtics
Mel Newell
Chicago Zephyrs
Joe Roberts
Syracuse Nationals
Attorney Notice Fred R Robertson Moves to 8 E 8th St
Fred R Robertson attorney has moved his office to the ground floor on the north side of the Square in the building at 8 East 8th Street. The relocation places him on the ground floor for easier client access and in a central business area.
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Fred R. Robertson
8Th St
Evening Schedule at Local YMCA and Club Activities
Daily agenda lists lunchtime Rotary Exchange and Crippled Children events at noon. Evening programs include Garden Club dinner at 6, Toastmasters, Kiwanis, Hi-Y groups, Phi Beta 144, and multiple youth and campus athletic events. College swim, basketball games, and gym activities run late with John Marshall facing Michigan Warehouse, GMI vs Brockway, and Anaconda against Lynch.
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Mounds Kiwanis
Moews Seed Co
Phi Beta
Father-Son
John Marshall
Michigan Warehouse
GMI
Brockway
Anaconda
Lynch
Hospital Dismissals List and Old River Bridge Note
Dismissals from Community Hospital include multiple residents from Lapel Chesterfield Middletown and various streets and towns. The item also notes the first railroad bridge across the Mississippi at Davenport Iowa opening in 1856 and ends with a casual remark about beer at Sears Liquor Store.
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Mississippi
Davenport
Iowa
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Andover Rd
Helen Harless
Alice Scott
Lynn St
Alice L. Southard
4Th St
David F. Merritt
Madison Ave
June Stierwalt
Middletown
Tonya Greer
Chesterfield
Jerry Sparks
Pitt St
Sally L. Bender
Columbus
Betty E. Almack
Alexandria
Mary Harrold
Gaston
Pearl M. Smith
Harold Marsh
Janet Estes
Walnut St
June Boots
E. 31St
Bonnie Randolph
E. Rolland H. Allen
Rebecca M. Monday
W. 38Th
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Wilma Quimby
Cottonwood
Pearly Bailey and Daughter
Raible Ave
Glen Miller
18Th St
Carol Martin and Son
Dewey St
Anita Lane
Hickory
Fred Bronnenberg
Mounds Rd
Lucille Smith
Cincinnati Ave
Aloysius Miller
Delbert Alexander
E. Lynn
Robert Cheetham
Mrs. Opal Harvey
Brown
Mary Frye
Pendleton
Wilma Rains
Karen Simmons
Muncie
Richard C. Sparks
Wanda Smith
Ridge Rd
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28Th iSt
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