Senators Club Triumph Over Mississinewa 85 83
East Chicago defeats the Indians 85 83 as Mason leads Washington with 22 points while Merillo adds 17 late in the game. Robby Lewis and Steve Clevenger provide scoring support for Seal, and Anderson dominates boards. Kennedy refs mention Big Four setup and holiday break.
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High School Cage Scores Show Tight Indiana District Action
Indiana prep basketball results feature close finishes across multiple matchups including Anderson edging Noblesville 58 57 Elwood 57 Middleown 85 Mississinewa Rogerton 1 Daleville 58 Clinton Central 52 and Peru 84 Rochester 48 While leaders like Kokomo 70 Elkhart 60 and Decatur Central 78 Indpis Ai ngton 59 appear, numerous teams posted wins and losses in a sprawling slate with late overtime and regional tourney notes.
Park Place and Hazelwood Lead Papoose City League Night
Park Place defeated Central Avenue 15 to 2 for its fifth straight win in the Miami Division. Hazelwood crushed Westvale 37 to 20 marking its fifth league win in the Delaware Division. Shadeland beat Riley 29 to 25 while Meadowbrook beat 7th Street 36 to 9 and North Anderson topped Washington 20 to 12.
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Pro Scoreboard Highlights Centered on Week NBA And NHL Results
United Press International reports Thursday results from the NBA with Los Angeles 102 Washington 113 and Cleveland 112 Chicago 113 Pittsburgh 91 Kansas City 86. Friday shows Chicago at Pittsburgh and Hawaii at San Francisco. NHL standings and box scores include Montreal, Toronto, New York, Detroit, and Boston with detailed player tallies and team totals. Also noted are American Hockey League standings and regional high school games including Noblesville at Elwood with Noblesville's Cox scoring 24 and Land 12.
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Middletown Cossacks Rally to Edge Mississinewa 83 84
Dick Benefiel and Joe Jameson led Middletown with 34 and 22 points as the Cossacks broke an 83 83 deadlock in the fourth quarter to defeat Mississinewa 83 84 in a Mississinewa gym game Friday night. McPhearson scored 39 for Mississinewa, while Middletown improved to six wins in nine starts and plans a Jan 5 showdown with Yorktown.
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Kansas State Beats Xavier In Kentucky Invitational Opener
Kansas State, ranked fourth, defeated Xavier of Ohio 75-67 as Mike Wroblewski scored 31 points including 21 in the second half to hold off a Musketeer rally. Xavier led 51-50 with 9:57 left before the Wildcats pulled away. Joe Geiger led Xavier with 15 points.
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Interview Ralston for Nebraska coaching job
John Ralston, Utah State head coach, was interviewed in Wichita for the Nebraska head coaching job. Tippy Dye, Nebraska athletic director, spent about two hours with him before Ralston returned to Logan. Ralston led Utah State to a 9-0-1 season before a Gotham Bowl loss to Baylor.
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Harp denies Army coaching bid despite rumors
New York The Cornell football coach Tom Harp said he did not apply for the Army job and no contact has been made by West Point. He called the report ridiculous and said his focus is on Cornell's redevelopment program in Ithaca, New York.
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Cleaning and Caring for Guns in Wet Weather
A practical guide urges drying and oiling firearms after rain or wet snow, removing the stock if possible, and wiping dry. It recommends reaching hidden areas with a manicure stick, applying stock finish to inner surfaces to prevent warping, and waxing the exterior before future rain exposure.
Gillman Predicts Chargers Win AFL Title
Sid Gillman, coach of the San Diego Chargers, predicts the Chargers will be champions of the American Football League. Houston Oilers, coming off a nine game win streak, challenge the claim in a closely watched Sunday game televised on ABC. The Chargers, reeling after a 41–0 loss to the Patriots, hope injuries explain the setback and aim for a stronger performance.
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Anderson Indians Grapplers extend win streak past Muncie
Anderson High School wrestling beat Muncie Central 30 18 to extend their streak to seven wins. The Indians won six matches with two draws and three losses for Muncie. Upcoming meets include Logansport January 9 and several invites through January 20.
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Panthers Face Noblesville At Madison Heights Tourney
The Panthers meet Noblesville in the tourney’s second game at 8 15 p m Thursday December 28 at Madison Heights with Alexandria and Madison Heights opening at seven.
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Auto Racing Sees Safe Year with Record Purse Hope
USAC reported 1961 as one of its safest years with a record prize pool near 1.25 million dollars. A. J. Foyt won his second straight national title in the 500 at Indianapolis, with Eddie Sachs second after a cautious late tire change.
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Royerton Beats Daleville 81-58 in Friday Game
Royerton's Red birds defeated Daleville Broncos 81 to 58 on Friday night. Rob Piazza led Royerton with 23 points while teammates Butler Green and Pierson added double figures, and Daleville suffered injuries including forward Selby who twisted his knee in the first period.
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Mantle Wins Slugging Title for 1961
Boston AP Mantle of the New York Yankees led the American League in slugging in 1961 with a .687 mark after 61 home runs. Cash and Gentile followed, while Maris topped total bases with 36. the Yankees also won the team slugging title with a .441 collective percentage.
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Browns Sign Johnny Brown From Syracuse
The Cleveland Browns announced signing of John Brown tackle from Syracuse, their third draft choice after 1960. Coach Paul Brown praised him as a top line prospect and said he would play guard or tackle. Brown runs the 40 in 4.8 seconds and is the second Syracuse player signed in two days.
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Griffith Favored To Beat Logart In TV Bout
New York AP Emile Griffith former welterweight champion opened as a 31 favorite to beat Isaac Logart of Cuba in a 10 round television match. The bout airs on ABC TV from St. Nicholas Arena with Griffith, 28, holding a 26-3 record including 10 knockouts.
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Gun Barn Opens With Scopes Cleaning Kits And Glasses
Gun Barn announces new inventory including scopes cleaning kits and shooting glasses. Store hours are 9 to 9. Local customers can browse accessories and browse firearm related gear.
Joe Louis Reigns World Heavyweight Champion Longest Title Run
Joe Louis held the world heavyweight boxing championship longer than any fighter in history ruling from 1937 until a temporary retirement in 1949.
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