Huntington Topples Alexandria In CIC Contested Win
Huntington Vikings led Alexandria Tigers through all four quarters for a 61 to 51 Central Indiana Conference victory Friday. Huntington built early leads 17-9 and 34-22, with 46-32 after three, while Alex outscored 19-15 in the final period. Box scores list top scorers Shoemaker 18 and Underhill 13 for Huntington, Reynolds 11 and Henderson 10 for Alexandria.
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Miami Hands Duke Upset in Narrow 71 69 Win
Miami scale Tok center Mike McCoy, standing over seven feet, scored 26 points including the late winning basket with five seconds left as Miami defeated second-ranked Duke 71 69. Duke, held to 11 by Art Heyman, saw Heyman double teamed and foul out late.
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Purdue Falls To Oklahoma 90-79 In Tough Rally
Oklahoma overcame a 12 point deficit late by pressuring Purdue and forcing turnovers. Eddie Evans scored 25 for Oklahoma with key steals and free throws while Mel Garland led Purdue with 12 field goals and one free throw before fouling out in the final minute.
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Three college bowl contests kick off holiday schedule
The Associated Press reports three bowl games opening the holiday season. Georgia Tech faces Missouri in the Bluebonnet Bowl at Rice Stadium, Miami of Ohio meets Houston in the Tangerine Bowl, and an North-South all star game is set for the Orange Bowl with national TV coverage.
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Carter Sets Sights On Brennan In Madison Square Garden
Rubin Carter, the rising middleweight, expects a knockout of Gomeo Brennan in their 10 round fight at Madison Square Garden televised by ABC. Brennan brings 52 wins, 7 losses, and 27 knockouts into the bout as Carter pursues a fourth straight KO and his first title claim after a delayed start.
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Hagerstown Defeats Yorktown 68 57 On Yorktown Floor
Hagerstown handed Yorktown its ninth loss of the season 68 to 57 on Yorktown’s court. Weaver scored 23 for Hagerstown and Hoover added 20 as the visitors erased a 13 12 deficit after the first period and led the rest of the way. Yorktown opens again January 4 when the Tigers visit Middletown.
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Plan Turkey Shoot At New Columbus
Officials of the Fall Creek Conservation club near New Columbus announce a Christmas turkey shoot Sunday with events throughout the day. Beginning at 10 am trap and stillboard contests offer turkeys groceries hams and sporting goods. A 75 target handicap program starts at 1 pm with a turkey prize. On Sunday December 30 two trap programs run 11 am 50 targets and 1 pm 100 targets.
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New Castle Trojans rally falls short of Madison Heights
New Castle beats Madison Heights 78 75 as Callaway delivers the clincher in the final moments. Butch Joyner scores 31 for New Castle while Roger Miller leads Madison Heights with 20. three players foul out and the game features 69 free throws.
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Millers Run To Eighth Win Over Elwood
Noblesville jumped to the lead and defeated Elwood 72 to 50 in a non league boys basketball game. Noblesville built a 30 of 71 shooting performance to Elwood's 20 of 54. Gary Cox had 16 points, Jim Lyon 21, Don Fleming 17 for Noblesville while Leavell 19 and Drake 12 led Elwood scoring.
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AAU Reappoints Chairmen for Track and Field Committees
AAU announces reappointment of chairmen for track and field basketball and gymnastic committees for 1963. Louis J. Fisher AAU president from High Point North Carolina released the list Saturday.
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