Madison Heights Cruises Past Yorktown in 89-65 Victory
Jack Rector scored 32 as Madison Heights beat Yorktown 89-65 at Pirate Gym. Rector scored on a variety of moves while Jere Shockey added 16 and Tom Withers 10 for the Pirates, who led 42-20 at halftime and finished with a 45-30 rebounding edge.
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Madison Heights
Yorktown
Pirate
Tigers
Pirates
Buck
Bucs
Jack Rector
Jere Shockey
Shockey
Steve Spaugh
Tom Withers
Jim Regenold
Kenny Daugherty
Dan Glass
Ron McShurley
Daughterty
Withers
Spaugh
Rector
Fielder
Regenold
Dennis Morris
MH Gymnasium
Herald
Madison Hts
Rganane
Taylor Ee
Cleveland
Nichols
Dale
Daugherty
Morris
Wehlage
Sconce
Glass Keller
McShurley
Hinton Woween
Whitaker Scone
Sheward
Madison Heightswr
Beard
Inskee
Not the size of the gift but Jim Beam festive half gallon
An informal advert-like line promotes Jim Beam in a half gallon size as extra festive. It claims a high appeal to secret agents with a humorous claim that 8 out of 10 are buying the product, while noting names are withheld on request.
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Jim Beam
Stagg Quits as Pacific U Athletic Director
Dr. Paul Stagg announced his resignation as athletic director of the University of the Pacific in Stockton, effective August 31. The son of Amos Alonzo Stagg, he had led UOP since 1961 and offered no reason for stepping down. He previously served as athletic director at Pacific College in Oregon.
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Stockton
Calif
Paul Stagg
University of the Pacific
Stagg
Amos Alonzo Stagg
UOP
Pacific College
Oregon
Hoosiers Edge Irish After Arnzen’s 38 Points
Indiana defeated Notre Dame 94-91 as Bob Arnzen scored 38 on 14 of 25 from the field and 10 of 14 from the line with 17 rebounds. Bill Russell and Vernon Payne joined 16 points each for IU while Tom Caldwell led Notre Dame with 23. Indiana led 49-45 at the break, ND tied 60-60 before IU pulled away in the final minute on two Payne free throws.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Notre Dame
Bob Arnzen
Hoosiers
Irish
Arnzen
Bill Russell
Jack Johnson
Vernon Payne
Russell
Tom Caldwell
Payne
NOTRE
GT Joyner
Johnson
Monahan
DeHeer
Whitmore
Murphy
Inniger HO
Restovich
Schneider
Bentley
Schrumpt
Caldwell
Stenberg
Keller
Turpin
Derrig
Pfaff
Oliveria
Joyner
UCLA Bruins Dominate The College Poll
The UCLA Bruins led by 7-foot-1 Lew Alcindor top the AP college basketball rankings with 350 points while Louisville and North Carolina follow. Kentucky and Brigham Young drop from the Top Ten as Kansas Vanderbilt enter in the 1-10 ballot.
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Associated Press
Ucla Bruins
Lew Alcindor
Alcindor
Manhattan
Batty
Bruins
Thursda
Colorado State
Notre Dame
UCLA
Southern California
Duke
Louisville
North Carolina
St. Louis
LaSalle
Tampa
Furman
Kentucky
Bri Young
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Florida
Brigham Young
Seattle
Oregon State
Kansas
Vanderbilt
Ucla Pani
Texas Western
Michigan State
New Mexico
Cincinnati
Houston
Multiple High School Basketball Scores From Indiana Circuits
Various Indiana state high school results across tournaments and venues including Madison Heights over Yorktown 89 65 Needmore over Eminence 81 73 Nappanee over Rochester 72 70 through four overtimes Logansport beating Rensselaer 95 63 and Evansville Bosse 80 Evansville Memorial 64 plus Shoals over Odon 67 63 and other district tourney outcomes with several overtime games and tournament pairings involving Fountain Central Darlington and Salem events.
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Madison Heights
Yorktown
Needmore
Eminence
Nappanee
Rochester
Logansport
Rensselaer
Vevay
Moores Hill
Lebanon
Inders
Cathedral
Bainbridge
Waveland
Vincennes
Washington
West Lafayette
Lafayette
Evansville Bosse
Evansville Memorial
Granville Wells
Danville
Edgewood
Mooresville
Kewanna
Mishawaka Marian
Fountain Central Tourney
Attica
Seeger
Covington
Fountain Central
Darlington
Darlingon
Coal Creek
Linden
Waynestown
Salem
Scottsburg
Austin
Corydon
Daviess-Martin
Barr-Reeve
Shoals
Odon
Loogootee
St. John’s
Seattle First of Eight New NBA Franchises Kennedy Says
Commissioner Walter Kennedy announced Seattle will be the NBA’s first of eight new franchises to join next season. He noted the Seattle team will be the 11th franchise and assigned to one of three qualifying groups, with ownership revealed in two to three weeks. The site for the second new franchise would be announced later.
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Chicago
UPI
Seattle
National Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
Kennedy
NBA
Mt. Vernon and Pendleton Win First Round Games
Mount Vernon of Hancock County defeated Markleville 40 to 39 while Pendleton stopped Lapel 42 to 36 in first-16 games of the Pendleton ninth grade tournament. Hayse and Proffitt starred for Mount Vernon. Huffman and Saucerman led Pendleton. Flowers paced Lapel with 12 points.
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Pendleton
Mount Vernon
Hancock County
Markleville
Lapel
Hayse
Proffitt
Fox
King
Huffman
Saucerman
Flowers
Mt. Vernon
Ncdssecsenes
COGAN
Cccccenne
Edabacdutins
Hvy
Markleville FG
Teak Haath
Schoeff
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Keithley
Carey
Lapel FG
Aesa
Passwater
Ose Campfield
Mene
Lewis —Edenae
Parks
Toro Cece Een
USAC Announces Distribution of Division Funds
The U S Auto Club distributed 85994 in point funds for four racing divisions in Indianapolis. Mario Andretti and car owner Al Dean won 6000 in the championship division with Indianapolis 500 participation. Norm Nelson earned 17223 in stock cars. Roger McCluskey won 9077 in sprint. Mike McGreevy took 2129 in the compact division.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.S. Auto Club
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
al Dean
Long Beach
Calif
Norm Nelson
Racine
Wis
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
Mike McGreevy
Hayward
Louisville Coach Prefers Unseld Over Alcindor in NCAA Showdown
Louisville coach Peck Hickman touts Westley Unseld as the nation's top rebounder and credits his speed and power for a potential edge against Lew Alcindor and UCLA. He dismisses UCLA as clear dominators and notes Louisville has a strong supporting cast led by Butch Beard Fred Holden Jerry King and Dave Gilbert.
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Louisville, Ky
UPI
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
California
Bruins
Alcindor
Southern California
Duke
Peck Hickman
University of Louisville
Cardinals
Westley
Unseld
Butch Beard
Fred Holden
Jerry King
Dave Gilbert
Hickman
Beard
Kentucky
Louisville
University of Kentucky
Markleville Mat Victor Four Times This Season
Markleville beat New Palestine 41 15 in Hancock County wrestling as George King led with six falls and four decisions. Bracket shows Brumfield Forfeit and Perkins pin, Heath pins, and Cox close 6-4 decision. Markleville prepares for Yorktown next Thursday.
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George King
Markleville Grapplers
New Palestine
Hancock County
Kingmen
Yorktown
Bricker
Andrew
Castor
Griffin
Pasche
Waldroup
Hinchman
Ketley
Forney
Schultz
Burmeister
Banks
Tom Heath
Smith
Brumfield
Perkins
Sanders
Ted Heath
Burge
Cox
Dooley
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Phil Buck
Noblesville
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James 8. Beam
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David Jones
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Steve Sokol
Richard Roberts
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Donna Helton
Scott Berline
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Bob Meyer
Robert Fribley
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Susie Orweiler
Accurton and Electric
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Mgr
Idea Alcindor
Unseld & Co
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Vangpress
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DuPont
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