Long's 24 Paces Ravens In Squeaker
Anderson College Ravens win their first Hoosier College Conference game, edging Franklin Grizzlies 80 to 74 at D C Jews Gym. Ron Tong and Phil Eddy led scoring for Franklin, while Long, Bates, and Heitzentater paced the Ravens in a tight, late-claiming contest.
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Franklin
Grizzlies
D. C. Jews Gymnasium
Ron Tong
Ravens
Long
Anderson
Grindlies
Fred Eddy
Columbus
Wayne
Supercayaski
West Washington
Craigs Plum
Mike Bohlinger
Mike Tall
Phinmer
A &2
Eddy
Secon
Hall
Superexynski
Grizzlias
Tom Bates
Davelt Heitzentater
Tim Miller
Dennis Bittner
Heitzentater
Seas
Hittner
Bates
Miller
Plummer
Trio Shares NL Defense Week's Honors
NEW YORK AP three players tie for Defensive Player of the Week in the NFL Tony Guillory and Claude Crab of the Rams plus Jim Houston of the Browns. Guillory blocked a Green Bay punt late and Crab 20 yards to set up a Rams TD in a 27 24 win. Houston intercepted a St Louis pass for a TD in a 416 Browns victory that clinched the Century Division title.
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NEW York
Nations Football League
Tony Guillory
Claude Crab
Los Angeles
Jim Houston
Cleveland
Associated Press
Guillory
Green Bay
Crabb
Rams
Houston
Jim Hart
St. Lewis
Browns
Cardinals
Fran Tarkenton
St Amorose
North Giants
St Ambrose Stains 8th straight win in county junior high
St Ambrose Saints extended their winning streak to eight with a 62 41 victory over Jackson Township in St Marys gym. Fenimore scored 46 and Kovach 13 to pace the Saints while Jackson Township won the seventh grade game 30 26 with a late basket by a St Ambrose player.
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Stephens
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Vans
Covach
Philadelphia
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Talals Eanhicky
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Maren
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Owensboro
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Ville Rex Mundi
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Riley
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Finley
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Koerter
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Schram
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Huff
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Foley
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Huey
Miller
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Heitzentaler
Robinson
Seer
Noland
Pjinton Redskins
Champi
Nalfsinger T Derson
D.C
Ba Les Sath
South Side
Stine
Sunda
Rage
Herm Moyer
Azan Anazison
Elwood Foe Park
Washington
Otto Gra Ziham
Ed Franklin
Hern Moyer
Deseree
Elwood
Ward Bennett Williams
Lime
Anderson
Sith
Ale
Rockhill
acKinney
Nationa
Kneiss
Goehring
Jim Brown
Cleveland
Pilcher
South Si Side
Ark
Per“Y Williams
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Meses
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Gregory
Rommel
Iela G
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Fuckman
Ashe
Taylor
G Powell
Dusties
Sovinskit Ta
Fischerick South
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Xounzbloon
Armage Orton
Sprague
Benny
iSehester
Lord Maptlime Sci
Antari
Tomlinson
Moire
Eby En South
Grizzlies Rally Past Anderson to Even Season Record
In a rough matchup, the Grizzlies used a late surge after a 37-31 halftime deficit to seize a 56-50 lead at 13:25 and pull away with a 2624 advantage as Anderson, coached by Galen Smith in his sixth year, falls to 3-3 overall and 1-2 in HCC play. Benny Sanaker Wasey and Franklin contributed in the prelim.
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Felder
Franklin
Heitzen
Anderson
Ravens
HCC
Galen Smith
Sinc
Benny Sanaker
Wasey
Franka
Eastern Hancock Tops Daleville In Close Showdown
Eastern Hancock edged Daleville in a tight clash as the teams traded leads and final minutes determined the winner. The scoreboard showed balanced scoring with key contributions from both squads, underscoring a competitive matchup.
North Carolina Stops Kentucky in tough wrestling clash
North Carolina Tar Heels powered past Kentucky 44 77 as center Rusty Clark dominated with 23 points, while a wrestling recap notes Markleville beat New Palestine 38 13 with several pins and transfers, highlighting Bracket action and local match results.
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New Palestine
Greensborg
N.C
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Rusty Clark
Piladelphia
Kentucky
New York Financial Corporation
Clark
Jerry Walman
A. J
Financial Corp
New York
Tage
Wolman
North Corporation
Carolina
Richard A. Gal
Surelagher
Wildcats
Philadelphia Hagies
Thad Jaracz
Porteciy
Eagles Kenucky
Connie Mack
Clack Mol
Ione Badd
Grubar
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Lemaster
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Berger
Tulle
Argente
Pretooo
Pratt
Vicitér
Gamble
Delany
Frale Es Yeep
Seeres Sonik Catani
Fria
Noma Carohra
Keri Hs
Purdue Backfield Coach Miller Accepts Marshall U. Post
Marshall University in Huntington WV announced the appointment of George B Miller Jr as head backfield coach, with notes on prior ties to Purdue and Michigan State games, and anticipated Big Ten schedule next season. Five Texas El Paso Miners ineligible for Sun Bowl due to NCAA transfer rules, with players listed and reasons given by Athletic Director George McCarty.
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Huntington
W.va
Marshall University
Stewart W. Smith
Michigan State
Michigan
George B
Spartans
Miller Jr
Big Ten
Thundering Herd
SMU
Minnesota
Ohio State
Mustangs
EL Pasg
Tex
University of Texas-El Paso Miners
Mississippi
George McCarty
Start
Calley Sturnhy
Denver Samples
Eugene Childs
Mike Rhoades
Dick Reisman
McCarty
Rams Show Second Half Wins Mark In NEL Season
Los Angeles Rams, a noted second half club, edged the Baltimore Colts 27 24 in a Coastal Division showdown. The win kept their title hopes alive while Green Bay had already clinched the Central Division. Coach George Allen credits team morale and physical conditioning for the late surges.
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Los Angeles
Baltimore
Green Bay Packers
Angeles
Johnny Unitas
Ram
Daniel W. Reeves Ondian
Milwaukee
Packers
Green Bay
Rams
George Allen
Soviet sports explode as millions join nationwide system
Moscow reports a vast rise in participation from 40 000 to 50 million over three decades in the Soviet Union. Tass cites a Soviet official noting a tremendous jump in the number of sports clubs as the American press notes. Commissioner Mikan of the NBA is referenced in a separate Tass report.
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Soviet Union
Minneapolis - ST. Paul
George
Mikan
Tass
Jball Association
Agen
Yuri Mashin
IMH Gymnasts Deliver 43rd Straight Win Over Ben Davis
MH gymnasts under Coach Dale Lechliner dominated Indianapolis Ben Davis 96 to 8 for their 43rd consecutive victory in four years of competition. Mike Rich led with 2 points in the summary and 91 total in the last three meets. Eric Conwell added 19. Next meet is Hoagland at 1 p.m. Saturday at MH gym.
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Dale Lechliner
Madison Heights
Indianapolis
Ben Davis
Mike Rich
Eric Conwell
Rich
Underwood
Winslow
Davis
Connall
Powers
Martzall
Connell
Shireman
Berkebeite
Russell
Colescott
the Horse
Cates
Whitaker
Swann
Fekert
Hamilton
Butler
Porter
Carmichael
Dun
Jean
Harrilton
Stringer
Lawrence OM
Orebaugh
Ferro
Tayne
Warren
Stillrings
J Ritchhart
Duncan
Slagle
Gilmore
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