Pendleton Overpowers Markleville In Varsity Meet
Pendleton outclassed Markleville as Markleville led early then Pendleton surged to a decisive 75 to 33 victory in the varsity meet. Rick Puckett and Kenny Hoppes led Pendleton with double figures while Markleville’s Bill Gustin scored 18 as Lapel captured a reserve final win. Pendleton dominated the boards and hit 22 of 27 free throws to seal the result.
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New Iowa Coach Hires Helpers Intra-city Hoops Update
A new basketball coach in Iowa hires assistants amid high school tourney results. Pendleton tops Markleville 82 59 in finals while Indianapolis Shortridge defeats Cathedral 66 64. Other tourney scores include Greenwood 81 Gravel Center 60 and Whiteland 85 Franklin 79.
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Butler Stuns Michigan 79-64 in Indianapolis Tilt
Butler upset No. 3 Michigan 79 to 64 as Ed Schilling led Butler with 26 points. Michigan struggled defensively and rebounding, trailing 41-29 at halftime and never closing the gap. The Wolverines played without Oli Darden and were outshot and outrebounded by Butler.
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Schilling
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Fussell
Sunday School Net Standings Announced
The Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association released current standings for Senior A and B, Intermediate, and Junior divisions after games through December 18. Notable records include Sherman Street and Flor-Sie Methodist at 6-1 in Senior A, Chesterfield 5-2 in Senior B, and Central Christian 5-0 in Junior.
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Anderson College and local champions crown 1965 season
Anderson College coached by Carl Erskine won the Hoosier Conference baseball title and represented Indiana in the NAIA tourney. The Ravens also claimed the Hoosier Conference football championship. Charles Huston of Madison Heights set a 61 feet 514 inch state shot put record, and Dennis Melcher won the Indiana skeet shooting title.
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Dennis Melcher
Carl Erskine
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Halas Named NFL Coach of the Year in AP Poll
Chicago Bears coach George Halas wins the National Football League Coach of the Year in an Associated Press poll. Halas led a comeback season with players Gale Say ers Dick Butkus Jim Jones and Dick Gordon, edging Blanton Collier Allie Sherman Jack Christiansen Don Shula Vince Lombardi and Harry Gilmer for votes.
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Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Harry Gilmer
Detroit
AFL Title Game Showdown Looms In Sunny Forecast
Both the San Diego Chargers and Buffalo Bills practiced in the rain. The Weather Bureau predicted clear skies for Sundays AFL title clash. Lincoln's status uncertain. Foster at fullback. Farr at split end. Norton rested.
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Celtics coach marvels at Hull's size in NHL star study
Boston College coach Bob Cousy praised Chicago Black Hawks star Bobby Hull for his exceptional physique. He compared Hull to NFL stars Paul Hornung and Frank Gifford, saying Hull is built unlike any other.
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Boston College
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
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West Siders Hand Opponent First Setback
Richmond Anderson's West Side All-Stars beat Townsend Center of Richmond 89 to 78 on Tuesday. West Side led early, trailed in the fourth, and received key scoring from Bob Lewis Frank Morgan and Bill Dinwiddie. Richmond's Bob Smith Moore Shipp helped keep it close before the visitors pulled away. The clubs meet again after a Dec 28 idle period with Cincinnati Travelers on deck.
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Rassas Minniear Named Captains in North-South Game
Notre Dame’s Nick Rassas chosen defensive captain and Purdue’s Randy Minniear named offensive captain for the North squad in the Christmas All-Star football game. Rassas set a 1975 season mark with six interceptions while Minniear shifts to a split end role to exploit speed and pass-catching ability. North coach Ara Parseghian praised progress and anticipated a strong effort against the South. He considered starting Don Inverferth or Kenny Lucas, with Inverferth having shown good passing.
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Bowling 30c at Rains AMF balls
Bowling equipment listing notes AMF balls priced at $12.95 per item. Holes described as plugged at a cost of $2.56.
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