Alexandria Tops CIC Loop In Long News Roundup
The Herald's Pendleton Invitational coverage notes Jim Bailey's all tourney picks with Fisher Ormes Loudenback Harper Puckett Jones Hawkins Hiday Jennings on the list. A fishing feature extols spoons as lures, while Allender fixes machines and tallys praise for Tapy Pinkerton and Morgan scores. Summitville leads White River Conference, with Alexandria atop the CIC, and NCC standings show Richmond Lieganport high, plus Mounts strong at Madison Heights.
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Bowling notes highlight 300 game and 700 Club leaders
Greenlee rolled the season's first 300 with a 237 and 233 in a 3 game set at Cooper's while totaling 706 in club play. Hodson sizzles with a string of strong three game scores, and 700 Club members include Steve Brown Tom Smith Frank Smith Bil Creed with high game sprees noted. Washington tournament results also listed for the schools Indianapolis Washington Manual Garrett Bluffton.
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DeWitt Denies Nixing Stadium
Cincinnati Reds president William O. DeWitt denies plans to sign a long term contract at the proposed downtown stadium site. He says no contract has been presented and he will discuss with the stadium steering committee next week. The plan includes a 45,000 seat baseball and 53,000 seat football stadium.
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Morton’s Chaney Named All American
Darrell Chaney of Hammond Morton, once crowned mythical 1965 Indiana champion, was named to Parade Magazine’s 1965 High School Football All Star team. He earned first team backfield honors among 32 players on the first three squads chosen by coaches nationwide.
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South May Take To Air Against North Shrine Classic
The 20th North-South Shrine football classic at the Orange Bowl features Col Glenn Dobbs and Tulsa alums Billy Anderson and Howard Twilley for the South against Ara Parseghian's North with Kenny Lucas and Notre Dame stars Nick Rassas and Dick Arrington. The game, seen by 35000 live and ABC TV, promises a prolific aerial show and a balanced attack from the North. Nobis and Ball anchor a stout South defense as Twilley vies for Heisman recognition.
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Shade Milner Spark Butler Over Sooners
In Indianapolis AP report veteran Larry Shade and substitute Gene Milner led Butler to a 65-63 win over Oklahoma. Shade sparked a late Butler rally with key field goals and an assist, while Milner added three midgame field goals to close the halftime gap. Oklahoma top scorers Willie Rogers with 20 and Don Sidle with 19 supported the Sooners. Butler leaders included Shade 21 Salatich 21 and Schilling 21.
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Tech Coach Sacks Malaise For Disciplinary Reason
Texas Tech coach Gene Gibson removed star guard Dub Malaise from the floor during the Kentucky game for disciplinary reasons after an exchange with Gibson over rushing the shot. Malaise, who had 11 points early, watched the rest in street clothes as Kentucky led 89 73 at Lubbock.
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Daugherty Named Grid Coach of the Year
DES MOINES IOWA UPI Duffy Daugherty Michigan State coach of the year in a Football Writers Association of America poll. 627 members cast about 45 percent of their votes. Daugherty leads Spar tans into the Rose Bowl against UCLA. Prothro of UCLA was second with others including Dickey Blackman Broyles and Devaney.
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Tickets On Sale For Alexandria Holiday Tourney Open
Tickets for the Alexandria Holiday Tournament go on sale at Anderson Sporting Goods per an announcement by Pirate athletic director Paul Bradford. Sales also run at Madison Heights High School main office Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 9 am to 4 pm, with the tournament opening Tuesday December 28 featuring Madison Heights against Noblesville at 7 pm.
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Jim Brown Wins Monthly Award for November
New York AP reports Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns as the November winner of the $10,206 Rae Hickok belt for outstanding pro athlete. Brown, the NFLs dominant offensive weapon, led the Eastern Conference champions with 128 votes from a national panel of sports writers and broadcasters.
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Protect Baseball Not Bury the Game in Wisconsin Suit
Wisconsin argued the antitrust case seeks to safeguard fans and keep the major leagues in Milwaukee. Testimony centered on expansion plans, jurisdiction, and the 1966 move to Atlanta, with figures from the Braves, National League, and state officials defending baseball’s national reach.
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Kentucky's Dampier suffers torn ligament in game
Kentucky star Louie Dampier tore a ligament in his right ankle during the win over Texas Tech. Coach Adolph Rupp said X rays at Lubbock showed no fracture and heat therapy was started. Dampier, from Southport Indiana, will receive more heat treatments before the Kentucky Notre Dame game in Louisville next week. Rupp doubts whether Dampier starts versus Notre Dame but trusts his quick recovery.
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Brodie Emerges As NFL Quarterback Star In 1964
New York AP By Jack Hand Joan Riley Brodie came into his own as a top NFL quarterback in 1964 lifting the San Francisco 49ers from the cellar. He earned the Associated Press Comeback of the Year after an auto crash sidelined him in 1963. He completed 61.9 percent, 242 of 391 passes, for 30 TDs and 3,112 yards, with key targets Dave Parks and Vern Burke.
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Packers Browns Playoff Showdown at Lambeau Field
NFL playoff facts compare Green Bay and Baltimore with 10 3 1 records each and a Lambeau sellout looming. Weather cloudy near 30 degrees. CBS telecast 1 pm with Sudden death tiebreaker possible and Packers aiming for first Western title since 1958.
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Ball State Coach Nominated for Small College Coach of the Year
Ray mond Louthen of undefeated Ball State University was named one of eight district nominees for the American Football Coaches Association small college Coach of the Year honors. Ball State finished the regular season unbeaten and untied, tying Tennessee A I 14 14 in the Grantland Rice Bowl. Finalists chosen by the eight districts will be announced ahead of the Kodak award ceremony on October 13 in Washington.
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