Ravens slam Millikin 69 59 in Decatur win
Anderson College Ravens, led by Morgan Pate and Chuck Hise, toppled James Millikin University 65 59 to improve to 5 3. Jesse Price scored 23 of his 27 after the half as Millikin narrowed late, but Anderson built a 32 17 halftime lead and coasted.
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AHS Holiday Tickets Put On Open Sale
Tickets for the Anderson Holiday Tourney featuring Anderson Richmond New Castle and Frankfort go on sale for home fans today at the AHS Ticket office from 9 a.m. to 4:50 p.m. Announced by Charles Cummings and AHS athletic director the sale continues Monday and Tuesday with hours posted for the holiday event.
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Steelers Put Brown On Waivers Ed Brown Traded To Colts
The Pittsburgh Steelers placed quarterback Ed Brown on waivers and the Baltimore Colts claimed him for 3100. Brown heads to Los Angeles to join the Colts for their game against the Rams, with Steelers officials noting the deal and joking about a future will gesture. Brown, in his 12th NFL season, was the Steelers third QB this year and had limited action.
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College cage scores from Anderson and others
Summary of college and high school basketball results across multiple tournaments and matchups. Key scores include Anderson 69 over Millikin 59, Marian 66 defeating McKendree 75 for third, Indiana Central 82 over Earlham 63, Ball State 75 over St Josephs 72 in overtime, Bradley 73 over Butler 70, DePauw 82 over Iona 37, and Quantico tourney results Frederick 82 over Walsh 74 and Quantico Marines 78 over Oswego State 39.
Pendleton Wins Seventh Mat Meet Over Connersville
Pendleton defeats Connersville 39 11 to extend its wrestling run to six meets. Pendleton won nine of 12 bouts with six pins, while Connersville’s Tressler Honaker and Eickhoff won their matches. Eickhoff pinned Pendleton’s Puckett, and Pendleton’s Irish team prepares to host Hagerstown on January 4.
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Quintet Elected To IHSAA Council
Five members elected by mail to fill vacancies on the IHSAA council panel will begin five year terms July 1. District 1 James L Early District 2 Maurice N Davis District 3 Albert L Fike District 4 John Bastin District 5 Alex Moody. Tough Tony Detroit report notes Gaento stopped three opponents in one night in 1931.
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Major interleague swaps reshape trading season
The interleague trading season ends with Frank Robinson moving to Baltimore and Milt Pappas plus Jack Baldschm id and Dick Simpson heading to Cincinnati. Dodgers add Phil Regan from Detroit to join Koufax Drysdale and Osteen, while Tracewski moves to Tigers and Latman goes to Astros for Ed Pacheco. Red Sox bolster with Sadowski Osinski. trades also touch Earley Thomas and Bressoud.
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Oklahoma Looks To Vince Dooley
Oklahoma officials weighed a tentative offer to Georgia coach Vince Dooley as the Sooners awaited his decision. Dooley declined to confirm an offer but indicated OU would know more by Saturday. The OU job followed Gomer Jones's resignation after a 3 7 season. Gary Visconti trained for world class skating at Michigan State University.
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Markleville Trio Dominate Freshman to Tenth Grade Games
Markleville produced a trio of decisive wins on Thursday at Frankton. The freshman team rolled 51 to 30, the seventh grade won 43 to 25, and the tenth grade game went to overtime with a narrow 38 to 29 margin.
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Dodgers Announce Exhibition Games Schedule 1965
The Los Angeles Dodgers released a 27 game spring schedule exposing 13 major league opponents across Florida Texas Georgia Arizona and California The slate ends with an All Star minor league game in Vero Beach Florida and marks the team's first full exhibition circuit ahead of the regular season.
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Indiana Opposes California In Kentucky Invitational
Lexington Kentucky AP The undefeated Kentucky Wildcats open their Invitational Tournament with Air Force while California faces Indiana in the first round. Kentucky 4-0 and Air Force 1-5 3-2 respectively with California 2-2 and Indiana 1-3. finals expected Kentucky vs California Saturday.
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Evansville Promotes Byers To Head Coach
Evansville College elevates Jim Byers from assistant to head football coach succeeding Paul Beck. Byers has coached Princeton and Boonville high schools and aided Evansville Aces basketball to national prominence. Beck, coaching 34 years, will remain on the faculty.
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