Ravens Lead in Puma Series Headed to St Joseph's Clash
Anderson College travels to Rensselaer tonight for a 7:30 contest with St Joseph's Pumas to close the 1967 portion of the schedule. The Ravens seek a ninth straight win in the series and aim to rebound from a 66 46 league win as Ron Long tops Raven scorers with 24 points.
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Hoosier Football and Indiana State Wrestling Roundup
Indiana football prepares for California trip with a healthy squad and planned day workouts on the coast. Coach John Pont says practice mirrors the regular season with some defensive and offensive tweaks. Indiana and Purdue share a Big Ten tie as they aim for the Pasadena bid. In wrestling, New Castle edges Madison Heights as they face Muncie South next, with several matches detailing pins and decisions.
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Tappan
Dee. Worth
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AHS and Muncie Split in Hardwood Wrestling Clash
Anderson and Muncie wrestled Tuesday night with the Bearcat varsity posting a 27 to 19 win while the Indian Papooses triumphed. Readouts show forfeit wins for Newson and Eads, several decisions and pins across weights 103 through heavyweight, highlighting a mixed outcome for AHS and Muncie on their home mat.
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Muncie Coates
Bearcat
Indian Papooses
AHS
Deacon Jones for Secretary of Defense in NFL talk
The article profiles Deacon Jones as a defensive star amid chatter he could become Secretary of Defense, highlighting his team focus and 110 percent effort. It references the Rams and Colts, Jones’s reputation, and a broader NFL context with coach George Allen and Unitas.
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Bob Myers
Rams
Baltimore
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
National Football League
Deaton Dumpee
Memorial Coliseum
George Allen
Colts
Johnny Unitas
Deacon
Astons Whsney
Unitas
Jones
David the Jones
Scrassle
Ingalls
Rubenking
Pendleton
Piltealer
David
Ogucon) Jones
Ailpro
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Sundey
Diron Tatbart
Rosie Grier
Green Bay
Britain Ponders Open Tennis Controversy Seeks Clarity
In a fragmentary report from sports coverage, player Jones reflects on a controversial Open Tennis season. He discusses performance gains and tactical reading, stating improvements in speed reads and decision making after practice.
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Britain
Open Tennis Dues Clash as British Pressures Rise
Britain faces a key ILTF decision over removing the amateur professional distinction. The LTA backs open tennis risking sanctions including suspension from ILTF events. Support comes from South Africa Sweden and France while Australia America and France show sympathy but no official backing.
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Roger Taylor
YMCA To Host Multiple State Meets In 1968
Anderson YMCA to host Indiana state athletic championships including the 1967 State YMCA Judo Championship and the State Volleyball Championship. William Edmundson notes the association’s leadership in Indiana YMCA events and upcoming Physical Directors Workshop in Amida on May 5 6 7 1968.
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Anderson Ymca Health and
Edmundson
YMCA
Indiana
Anderson Ymca
Indiana State Ymca
Am 1 Dera
Palmer Nicklaus Casper Named To All America Again
New York UPI reports Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper selected to Golf Magazine All America for the fourth straight year. Each shifted to new specialty roles with Palmer as best driver Nicklaus as best long iron and Casper as best pitching wedge. Frank Bear and Sam Sikes join the squad alongside Gary Player Sam Snead and Julius Boros with others noted for their iron and wedge work.
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Billy Casper
Golf Magazine
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An Sikes
Gary Player
Fairway Woods
Aug Sanders
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Belmont Plaza Hotel
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AML
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Johnson
Rae Centead
Bramwell
T Ya Banks
Small
Nunn
P. Joheson
Patterson
Kennedy
Brown
Simone
Madison His
Furey to retire after long Columbia tenure in 1967
Columbia University announces Ralph Furey will retire as Director of Physical Education and Intercollegiate Athletics next June. He has led the department since 1946, guiding Columbia through multiple seasons and overseeing athletic programs across the college.
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Columbus Versatility Rates AP Top Cage Spot
Columbus Bulldogs rise to No. 7 in the AP top high school basketball poll after a seven game win streak led by Lanham and Vincent. Evansville Roosevelt and Lafayette challenge as Franklin and Tell City fall in the latest ratings.
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Shula Plans New Wrinkles For Los Angeles Rams
Baltimore Colts coach Don Shula vows new wrinkles for the Rams as they face a must win Sunday to stay in title contention. He praises the Colts’ resilience, notes Unitas’s leadership, and highlights Roman Gabriel, Jack Snow, and Les Josephson as Rams offensive standouts.
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Los Angeles Rams
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Mex Hawkins
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Tom Jade
Detroit
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Red- Son Fox
Rams
Roman Gabriel
Jack Snow
Les Josephs
South Side Scrapes Narrow Loss in Rival Meet
South Side suffered a 2 to 25 defeat against rival Muncie Kuhn er in a freshman wrestling match yesterday. Readouts show multiple pins and decisions, including Hickey and Gourley securing falls, with several close bouts shaping the final score.
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Anderson South Side
Muncie Kuhn
Herbert
Josh
Batt
Simmions
Hickey
Gourley
James
Pressnall
Taylor
Smith
White
Hey Graham
Luetiew
Goof. Improve Bowling Delivery With Timing And Spin
A short instructional note on correcting bowling technique suggests slowing delivery to add hook spin, then speeding gradually. It promotes a booklet by champions Don Carter and Marion Lade wig, available for 20 cents with a stamped envelope to Don Carter and Marion Lade wig, National Newspaper Syndicate, Chicago.
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Marion Ladewig
Marion Uadewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Five Boilermakers Two Hoosiers Named All Academic Big Ten
Five Purdue players and two Indiana players were named to the Big Ten all academic football team. Purdue selections include end Jim Beirne guard Bob Schuck quarterback Mike Phipps and halfback Harry Gonso of Indiana. Purdue’s Tom Bismay Lance Olssen and Dennis Cirbes were on defense.
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Mike Phipps
Purdue
Talfback Harry Gonso
Tom Bismay
Lance Olssen
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