ECR Tops AP Prep Poll In Indiana High School Basketball
The Associated Press ranking shows Roosevelt of Gary at No. 7 and Indianapolis Tech dropping from second to third. Seymour climbs to No. 2 with eight straight wins, Jasper tied for fourth with Michigan City after beating No. 8, and Evansville Central rises to No. 10 after a 70-34 win over Bosse.
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Jardine Named Wisconsin Grid Coach
John Jardine, former UCLA assistant and Purdue guard, was named Wisconsin football coach replacing John Coatta. Coatta’s contract not renewed after a poor finish. Jardine to take a three year contract beginning next season.
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Anderson YWCA YMCA tourney seeks teams and players
Spots remain for the Anderson YWCA Muncie Christmas Vacation tournament. Open divisions include table tennis for 5th to 7th graders, singles and doubles for several grades, checkers for 3rd to 6th graders, with multiple age brackets. Call the YMCA Youth Lobby before Wednesday to enter.
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Clay Takes Second Legal Step Toward Boxing In Texas
In Austin, Cassius Clay seeks a boxing license in Texas after a prior denial by official Timmy V. Smith. A federal appeal remains pending from his 1967 military service conviction, while promoters hope for a Houston bout as the suit proceeds.
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Sauceda Named Athletic Director at Marquette University
Samuel Sauceda, longtime Marquette football and basketball figure, was named athletic director by Father John Raynor S.J. He plans a total revamp of ticketing and seating, opposes varsity football, and will push intramural programs while continuing as a modern languages professor awaiting duties on June 4, 1970.
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Butler Holds Off Rush To Down Murray State
Butler Bulldogs edge Murray State 72 69 at home as Billy Shepherd seals win with late steals and free throws. Chey Meminger scores 26 for Butler while Jim Young leads Murray with 20. Pennington 22 points for Murray. Vogel 18 for Butler.
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Milwaukee guard leads late surge to top Minnesota
Milwaukee, led by Arquette and Metinger, built a 15 point margin midway through the second half and used a strong delay defense to defeat Minnesota Sial on Monday night.
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College and high school scores mix from march intercollegiate meet
A sprawling OCR of results lists high school games Medora over Lanesville 80 53 and Henryville over Borden 49 to 3 0 plus college outputs including Army over Malte 68 42 and Indiana Central 95 84 overtime. Also notes Drake American U Syracuse and Florida State amid a season spanning many teams with several close margins and a mention that Dartmouth will host the Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming league championship March 12 14.
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Raiders Clash with Oilers In 56-7 Victory
Oakland Raiders crushed Houston Oilers 56-7 on Christmas Day. Lamonica threw for 276 yards and 4 touchdowns, Biletnikoff and Sherman each snagged multiple scores as Oakland raced to a 28-0 lead in the first eight minutes. Minnesota and Atlanta chased playoff hopes with late wins as the league’s standings shifted across the Ari.
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UPI Names Gabriel NFL Player Of Year
UPI selects Gabriel as NFL Player Of The Year amid a season highlighted by standout performances. The award recognizes sustained excellence and impact for the league’s top offensive and defensive contributions.
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Bloomington Rams suffer first loss in gym season
Madison Heights gymnasts fall 96 90 at home to North Central as Gilmace wins parallel bars. Morgan leads with floor and tumbling wins while Berkebite Peterson and Walker take other events. Pirates drop to 4 1. North Central improves to 4 1.
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