Hayes Ready For Rose Bowl Game
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes states readiness for the Rose Bowl against Oregon on New Year’s Day. He vows a hard edge and notes past West Coast criticism, while praising the Buckeyes’ quick ground attack, strong line, and star players including Bob White and Aul Irus Thomas. Hayes predicts a hard nosed game plan with a diverse backfield.
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Haskell Short
United Press
Columbus, Ohio
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Oregon
Hayes
West Coast
Duffy
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Bob Hope
UCLA
Texas Christian
Pasadena
Frank Kremblas
Bob White
Aurelius Thomas
Bill Jobko
Woody
Hart's Team Wins Girls Deck Tennis Championship
Hart's team captained by Becky Hart won the Central Junior High School girls deck tennis tournament with 40 teams competing. Runners-up led by Agnes Nave included Jackie McKeand Jamalee Crowe Velma Nisely Jane Adams and Mary Jane Duffer. All-star selections featured Vickie Caldwell Becky Reardon and others. Cherry Brummett chaired the event with officials from Anderson High School Girls Recreation Association.
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Becky Hart
Karen Shoemaker
Vicki Caldwell
Marilyn Krueger
Becky Reardon
Helen Brown
Agnes Nave
Jackie McKeand
Jamalee Crowe
Velma Nisely
Jane Adams
Mary Jane Duffer
Cherry Brummett
Belva Brummett
East Lynn Street
Vickie Caldwell
Cherryl Brummett
Mary Allen
Armita Shields
Judy Alleman
Lynn Fairburn
Suzie Steves
Diana Bruce
Nancy Lee Thaler
Sally Morrison
Donna Bowen
Arlene Asher
Diana Phillippe
Cheryl Wiley
Melanie Isaacs
Kathy Rush
Lillian Jackson
Leanne Spell
Barbara Hummel
Janet Nunn
Kathryn Hamilton
Karel Smith
Anna Minton
Melinda Leach
Rita Butz
Adrian Jones
Karen Isonagle
DeJane Johnson
Maxine Barcus
Central Junior High School
Texan bowler sets 440 straight games marathon feat
Conroe based Bill Dillon ended a 73 hour 55 minute nonstop bowling run with 440 consecutive games, surpassing prior endurance marks. He began Friday at 1 p.m. and finished Monday at 2:33 p.m., averaging 144.69. Dillon, 30, received 500 dollars from local bakers and stopped on medical advice.
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Conroe
Tex
Bill Dillon
Dillon
Tom Kelley
Lancaster
Quail Hunting Tips Curb Shots in Covey
Sportmans Digest advises hunters to be cautious when coveys rise. Do not shoot at all birds in a single shot. Watch other hunters and aim carefully selecting one bird at a time to extend success.
Sheridan Tops Lapel 53-45 in Monday Night Basketball
Sheridan Blackhawks defeated Lapel Bulldogs 53 to 45 with 15 made free throws to Lapel's five. Spencer led Sheridan with 18 points while Howell and Richardson each scored 12 for Lapel. Team totals show Sheridan 37 to Lapel 27 in the final score.
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LAPEL
Roland Sheets
Lapel Bulldogs
Blackhawks
Sheridan
Bulldogs
Larry Hobbs
Spencer
Sears
Cody
Howell
Richardson
Raines
O Howell
Sects
Biddle
White
Spartans Edge Iowa State In Overtime For 5th Straight Win
Michigan State remains unbeaten in the Big Ten after a 57 51 overtime win at Ames. Jack Quiggle scored 19 points to lead MSU while Ron Bankel added 18 for Iowa State. The game stayed close, with a 50 all tie late, and Medsker missing a final free throw for the Cyclones.
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Ames
Iowa
Michigan State
Iowa State
Jack Quiggle
Spartans
Cyclones
Don Medsker
Quiggle
Ron Bankel
Mountaineers top AP poll after seven notch jump
West Virginia vaulted to the No 1 ranking after beating Richmond Kentucky and North Carolina in the Kentucky Invitational. The Mountaineers improved to 8 0 and received 42 first place votes and 978 points to edge Kansas by one first place vote.
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West Virginia Mountaineers
North Crolina
Pieue
Associated Press
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Kentucky
North Carolina
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Washington
California
Kansas State
Wildcats
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Tar Heels
Frank McGuire
Cincinnati
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Houston
Maryland
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San Francisco
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Louisville
Seattle
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Mississippi State
Maroons
Bradley
Jaycees edge Childes in YMCA Holiday tourney opener
Frank and Bob Woschitz scored 40 of the Jaycees 75 as they defeated Childes 75 to 65 in a first round game. Emge's beat Local 1944 53 to 44 while Etchison's toppled Johns-Manville 68 to 38, shortening the field from 14 to 11.
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Frank
Bob
Childes
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Johns-Manville
YMCA
Frank Woschitz
Cross of Childes
Short
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Okennedy
Cunningham
Sanders
Silvey
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Davis Ito Townsend
Crendenen Tehison
J.-M
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Parker Seems Half Right
Parker split from the Lions in shameful fashion and warned of a dead squad. In two crucial 1957 games the Lions showed life after halftime, beating the Bears 21 13 and turning a 24 7 deficit into a 31 27 win over the 49ers. Coach Parker declined to comment from Pittsburgh. Stan Niewierowski and Mark Reiner are noted as NC State freshmen from Brooklyn.
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Buddy Parker
Parker
Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Buddy
Chicago Bears
San Francisco 49Ers
Bears
Barker
Pittsburgh
Cage Scores From The Associated Press Pro And College
Sunday NBA results show New York 126 over Philadelphia 100 and St. Louis 123 to 118 over Minneapolis. Syracuse 119 beat Detroit. Boston 115 over Cincinnati. college Oregon State 62 over Indiana. Michigan State 57 over Iowa State in overtime. Kentucky 92 over Utah State. Oklahoma 64 over Ohio State 55. Bradley 77 over St. Mary’s. Loyola New Orleans 94 over LSU 42. Vanderbilt 73 over New Mexico A&M. St. Louis U 89 over U. of Washington 63. High school: Sheridan 53 over Lapel 43. Corydon 58 over Clarksville 41. Salem 59 over Brownstown 56. Brownstown 58 over Clarksville 58 in consolation. Corydon 65 over Salem 63 final.
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New York
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St. Lewis
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
College Oregon State
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Michigan State
Iowa State
Kentucky
Utah State
Oklahoma
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St. Mary's
Washburne
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Loyola
New Orleans
Louisiana State
Vanderbilt
New Mexico A & M
St. Louis
U. of Washington
High School Sheridan
Lapel
Clarksville
Corydon
Salem
Brownstown
Hockey Scores From Sunday League Results
In the international league Indianapolis edged Cincinnati 3 2 in overtime and Troy beat Toledo 3 2 in overtime. Louisville defeated Fort Wayne 5 2. In the national league Montreal topped Boston 4 1 and New York defeated Toronto 5 2 while Detroit beat Chicago 2 0. American league Hershey beat Buffalo 6 2 and Providence beat Rochester 5 2. Miss Cherry Brummet, a ninth grade student, oversaw the Central Junior High deck tennis tournament as part of girls PE.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
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Troy
Toledo
Louisville
Fort Wayne
Montreal
Boston
New York
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
Hershey
Buffalo
Providence
Rochester
Plant 11 Tops Plants 5 6 8 and 9 for fifth straight win
Plant 11 dominant with four players scoring 12 to 19 points as they beat Plants 5 6 8 80 to 62 and down Plant 9 86 to 58 at Washington school gym. Bob Benefiel poured in 35 for 5 6 8 while Cotler Baker Rhodes Mason and Hughes reached two figures for 3 7.
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Plant 11
Delco Remy
Washington School
Lee Orbik
Bob Lowe
Bud Mabbitt
Bill Crull
Bob Benefiel
Cotler
Baker
Rhodes
Mason
Hughes
Treinan
Chrisman
Collins
Struckle
Ollowe
Rector
Ilenane
Clordon
Benefiel
Voss
Harrison
Pettigrew
Tight Quintets Bow In Armory Tourney Here
Armory holiday basketball tourney opened with eight games as Middletown Templetons beat Fairmount Hackneys 61 59 and Childes Coal defeated No 1 Beverage 71 68. Sulphur Springs lost 63 55 to Childes Coal while Etchison Plumbers moved to semifinals with 74 63 win over Middletown. Semis Sunday 1:30 Etchison Plumbers vs Childes Coal 2:30 Muncie Alsco vs New Castle Eagles 7:30 Championship between afternoon winners.
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New Castle Eagles
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Pepsi- Cola
Fairmount
No. 1 Beverage
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Cage Standings High School Tourneys Set Across City
Many high schools will compete Thursday in basketball tournaments at East Chicago Gary Roosevelt Vel Paraiso Hammond Noll and East Chicago Washington. Local fans anticipate spirited games and standout performances from notable players.
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East Chicago
Gary Roosevelt
Velparaiso
Hammond Noll
Washington
Reformatory Boxing Show Impresses Crowd in Eight Bout Card
Indiana Reformatory boxers under Coach Bob Utter routed Gary Catholic Youth Organization 7 to 1 in eight bouts at the institution fieldhouse. Noted figures judge and referee panel included Bud Cotty Lee Deck Paul Whitecotton and Joe Zale with local standout wins by Little Walsh Lamarr Gene Thomas and Bob Pitcher.
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Pendleton
Bob Utter
Indiana Reformatory
Catholic
Gary
Paul B. Whelchel
Bud Cotty
Lee
Herb Hightower
Kenny Vaughan
Bobby Rielly
Reformatory
Gene Thomas
Hosea Wilson
Bob Murphy
Chuck Gamble
Sonny Kercher
Tommy Leeper
Indianapolis
Denny Ransberger
Bill Roberts
Baby Joe Harding
Clyde Grigsby
IHSAA Probation for Tech and Bedford in Basketball
Two high school clubs Tech and Bedford face probation for using ineligible players. Bedford forfeited a 52-41 win over Mitchell.Tech faced no forfeit after a 65-49 NIHSC win by Valparaiso. Probation lasts until April 1. Commissioner L V Phillips criticizes bench players overuse and urges bench clearing after prelim games.
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Mond Tech
Bedford
L.V. Phillips
Billie Eemerson
Mitchell
Tech
Stanley Bafia
Valparaiso
Phillips
Zuppke mourned as Illini coach and mentor dies
Robert C. Zuppke 78 died after long illness. His body lay in state in Champaign and a 11 a.m. service at First Presbyterian Church followed by cremation. Honorary pallbearers include former Illinois captains Ray Eliot and Kenneth Wilson. Red Grange praised his impact on football.
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Champaign
Ill
Illinois
Ray C. Eliot
Zuppke
Illini
Big Ten
Kenneth L. Wilson
Red Grange
Grange
Miami, Fla
Zup
Dodd and Daugherty Seek All-Star Wins in Christmas Classic
Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd and Michigan State’s Duffy Daugherty aim to boost their all star records in the Shrine game on Christmas night. The North and South squads showcase top seniors, with passing and rushing threats from Jim Ninowski and Jim VanPelt, receivers like Dick Prendergast and Julius Derrick, and defenses led by Ray Nitschke and Chuck Shea. The national broadcast is MBS with an 8:15 p.m. EST kickoff.
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Gene Plowden
MIAMI
Fla
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Dodd
Daugherty
Jim Ninowski
Jim van iPelt
Michigan
Jace Faris
Penn State
Dick Prendergast
Notre Dame
Bob Jew
Oregon State Tops Indiana Behind Hanson Sixteen Points
Ken Hanson scored 26 points to lead Oregon State as it rallied in the second half to beat Indiana 62 to 01 in Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Ind
Oregon State
Ken Hanson
Indiana
Open Christmas Bow and Arrow Drive In
A Christmas Bow and Arrow Drive-In opens on October 67 and 9, drawing local crowds and marking the season’s holiday display with new attractions and food stalls.
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