Ohio State Tops AP Cage Survey In Early Poll
The AP college basketball poll lists Ohio State as the top team in the latest rankings. Indiana prep action slows for holiday tournaments as Kokomo’s undefeated Wildcats draw attention in Friday night games at Elkhart.
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College basketball results and scores roundup
Sunday and Saturday games feature many upsets and close finishes across NCAA teams. Notable scores include Philadelphia over Cincinnati 128 to 112, St Louis and Syracuse tied 103, Oklahoma 56 over Colorado State U, and Michigan 76 over Bradley 97 with several routs and overtime possibilities noted among diverse colleges.
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Aaron Signs 1961 Braves Contract in Milwaukees Turn
Milwaukee Braves announce Henry Aaron signed his 1961 contract as he aims to rebound from a .292 batting mark in 1960. The star outfielder, a three time batting champion, is expected to fill center field after Billy Bruton’s trade, with annual figures estimated around 55 to 60 thousand dollars.
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Duke Defeats Georgia Tech In Near Blowout
Duke seventh ranked Blue Devils beat Georgia Tech 61 to 48 at Atlanta on Monday night. Art Heyman led with 23 points as Duke extended its win streak to six, while Tech suffered a fourth straight loss after opening the season with two victories.
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I McPeak Appointed Whip Georgia Tech
Washington AP report says Bill McPeak, 34, named head coach of the Washington Redskins after Mike Nixon was fired. McPeak, formerly an two year assistant, inherits a club finishing with one win and nine losses as the season closes.
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Ohio State Tops AP Poll as No 1 Basketball Team
Ohio State earns all 36 first place votes to top the Associated Press poll for the week, after defeating Wichita 93 82. Bradley follows at No 2 with 33 second place votes as it extends a 12 game win streak, with voters noting results through Saturday December 17.
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Dean To Address Old Timers Dinner In Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS AP Evger Ett Dean, former Indiana and Stanford coach, will speak at the annual Indianapolis Oldtimers Club dinner at the Clavnant Hotel. The page also notes college basketball standings with St Bonaventure, Indiana, Louisville, St John’s, Duke and others jockeying through the season and mentions Arthur Neukom Nehf’s death at 68 in Phoenix.
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Venison Marinade Debate and Tips
Sportsmans Digest discusses venison marinade, noting that mild marinades for a few hours may disguise gamey flavor while longer marination strengthens taste. It covers 12 to 24 hours as ample, suggests basting with liquid as a quick alternative, and mentions freezing as a preservative method.
City Tournament Set for Feb 4 to 6 at Brown's Recreation
Anderson Men's Bowling Assn sec-treas Charles Whetsell announces the 1961 City Tournament will run February 4 to 6 at Brown's Recreation lanes. Entries due January 8, with each participant needing at least 12 games and averages as of January 1 used. Glenn Carr to retire as City Org president. 1961-62 officers named to be installed July 1, 1961: John Manship president, Bill Creed first VP, Bill Neese second VP, Charles Sokol third VP, LeRoy Dehart fourth VP. Whetsell to serve two more years.
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Finley Acquires KCA's Control
CHICAGO AP Charles Finley once penniless 13 years ago buys control of Kansas City Athletics for 5 percent stake. Judge Robert Dunne approves Finley bid as he consolidates ownership after Ammold Johnson's estate sale.
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Duke Prepares For Cotton Bowl Tilt
Duke Blue Devils plan Cotton Bowl prep in Texas with workouts in Dallas and San Antonio. Coach Bill Murray says the squad will train twice daily after Christmas, aiming to ready the team for the January 2 game against Arkansas, the Southwest Conference champions.
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Highland eighth graders edge Leach 48 44 on late free throws
In a close finish at Leach Fear yesterday, PEMD RCL D Hine Highland eighth graders sank four straight free throws in the final seconds to beat Leach 48 44. The game featured tight defense and decisive free throws in the closing moments.
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