New Castle Braves Lead in Big Four Tournament Preview
In the Big Four at the AHL Wigwam, New Castle faces Anderson at 1 00 p m and Mississinewa meets Hartford City at 2 15 p m The Trojans hold the best record with six lettermen back led by Ray Pavy and height from Upchurch Foster and Osborne Hartford City counters with Dave Jones and Merrill Rhodes Mississinewa seeks path past the Aire dales in a tight field Addison wins fall shoot with 49 targets at Fall Creek Valley club calcutta events closes season tomorrow
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NEW Castle
Anderson Indians
Trojans
Larry Sutton
Max Benson
Cecil Robinson
Norman Delph
John Teague
Dick Patterson
Jim Osborne
Tom Linville
Phil Sullivan
Pete Danforth
Randall Lawson
New Castle Trojans
Anderson
Wigwam
Mississinewa
Hartford City
Airedales
Rex Brooks
Melvin Anspach
Vernon Lockeridge
Dale Foster
Dave Osborne
Bill Upchurch
Kent Kinert
Roy Pavy
Tom Summers
Tom Swayzee
George Hines
Ryal Sewell
Roy Russell
Dwight Lockeridge
Hartford City Airdales
Mississinewa Indians
John Jackson
Ray Elliott
Ronnie Kemp
Dave Jones
Norman Hiser
Jerry Winger
Kenneth Reach
Terry Smith
Jesse Hammond
Gordon Leffingwell
Fred Strine
Eugene Stafford
Bob Kemp
Front Row
Jerry Rinker
Merrill Rhodes
Steve Crump
Indiana
Indianapolis Tech
Richmond
Ray Pavy
Don Osborne
Maurice
Red) Robinson
Tribe
Addison
Lester Addison
Gwynneville
Ind
Fall Creek
Late goal seals win as Bears edge Panthers in Lafayette tourney
In a Friday night opener, South Bend Central Bears edged Elwood Panthers 59 58 as Joe Winston drove for a winning layup with two seconds left in the period. Lafayette squad defeated Fort Wayne Central Catholic 79 63, with Elwood and Central drawing 22 of 56 and 23 of 55 field goals respectively.
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South Bend
Marion Crawley
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Huntington
Ft. Wayne Central
Catholic
All Americans Perform Today In Bowl Battles
Five All-America football players headline a three game bowl program that includes the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville the East-West Shrine in San Francisco and the Blue-Gray in Montgomery. Texas A&M Navy Duke Oklahoma Mississippi and other major colleges figure in key matchups with NBC CBS and radio coverage outlined.
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Lou Michaels
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Jim Phillips
Auburn
Jim Pace
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Ken Ford
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Ala
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Indianettes at Hoosier Classic performance tonight
The Anderson High School Indianettes will perform between halves of the Hoosier Classic opener at Butler Fieldhouse Indianapolis. Twenty three dancers from AHS marching band under director George F Vaught choreographer Ann Harmeson and assistant director Gerald W Bordner. Channel 4 will televise the routine Pom Poms On Parade featuring bronze and white pom poms and a precision chorus line.
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Anderson High School
Butler Fieldhouse
Indianapolis
AHS
George F. Vaught
Ann Harmeson
Gerald W. Bordner
Harmeson
Channel 4
Giardello Beats Jones in Miami to Extend Unbeaten Streak
Middleweight contender Joey Giardello defeated Ralph Jones by unanimous decision in ten rounds before 3,551 at the Miami Beach Auditorium. Giardello used countering left hooks and rights, scoring a third-round knockdown, and stretched his unbeaten string to 14 bouts while improving to 71-9-0. Jones fell to 21-21-0.
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Joey Giardello
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
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Brooklyn
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St. Albans
N.Y
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Jimmy Peerless
Gus Jacobson
Stu Winston
Wille Vaughn
Joey
Redlegs May Transfer Club
Cincinnati Redlegs president Powel Crosley Jr. warned the franchise could leave Cincinnati. He cited frustration over parking near Crosley Field and a citizens advisory committee, ahead of a major league meeting in New York on January 25 to address National League territory.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
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the Enquirer
Crosley
New York
Gaels Draw Michigan City Foe In Tourney
The Anderson St Marys Gaels will meet Michigan City St Marys in the 1 15 p m game of a four team Catholic High School basketball tournament at Huntington Catholic on Wednesday Jan 1 Officials announced last night The host Huntington Catholic drew Marion Bennett in the second game Afternoon losers play a consolation game at 7 pm while winners meet for the title at 8 15 Tickets go on sale Sunday 10 am to 12 pm in the St Marys cafeteria.
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Michigan City
St. Mary’s
Huntington Catholic
Marion Bennett
Huntington
St. Mary's
Windis leads Wyoming past Michigan in New Mexico tourney
Tony Windis scored 33 points to lift Wyoming over Michigan 88 76 in the first round at the New Mexico Field House Dedication Tournament.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Tony Windis
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Cowboys
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San Francisco
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Tulane
Denver
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Big Eight
Kansas State
Missouri
Evansville
Fresno State
Murray
State
William and Mary
Paul Bunyan
Concordia
Minn
Taylor
Ind
Quail Movement and Pheasant Grouse Advice
Sportsmans guide advises on quail behavior in bad weather and ponded fields. It notes quail and similar birds seek shelter in thick cover, requiring dogs to locate them. In clear weather quail move to clearings, feed until noon, dust, rest, feed again until dusk.
Mayer Leads Golf Money Winners for Year
Dick Mayer the 33 year old La Jolla pro topped official earnings with 65,835 dollars, more than 20,000 ahead of Doug Ford who earned 45,378. Don Finsterwald and Sam Snead followed, with Finsterwald winning the PGA Varden Trophy and Ford leading the Top Ten Tournament points. Snead, at 45, was the sole old guard member in the top ten. In Ryder Cup points, Snead led since Aug. 1, 1957 with 168 to Finsterwald’s 115. Vincennes University edged Indiana Tech 83-81 in overtime as Boyd Byerly led Tech and Stan Barthold led Vincennes.
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Fla
Dick Mayer
LaJolla
Calif
Professional Golfers Association
Mayer
Doug Ford
Mahopac
N. Y
Ford
Don Finsterwald
Ohio University
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
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Finsterwald
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Sam
Lawrenceville
Ill
Vincennes University
Indiana Tech
Tech
Vincennes
Boyd Byerly
Stan Barthold
North Carolina and NC State Reach Dixie Classic Finals
North Carolina roared to a 76 to 26 win over Duke as NC State edged Wake Forest 63 to 61, advancing to the Dixie Basketball Classic championship game Saturday night in Raleigh.
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North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Baldwin Wallace
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Bellarmine
Capital Ohio
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Morningside
Dixie Classic
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DePauw
Beloit
James Millikin
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Richmond
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Baylor
SMU
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College basketball results from multiple tournaments and games
Summary of numerous college and high school basketball results across tournaments including Notre Dame over Purdue 68 61 and Indiana over Indiana State 70 64, with others in the NAIA Tipoff and various invitationals plus a note on Adolph Rupp’s career record of 561 wins 97 losses.
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Kentucky
Adolph Frederick Rupp
Ravens innings explode as they rout Detroit Tech
Anderson Indiana Ravens hammered Detroit Tech 106 to 64 in NAIA Regional consolation play. Gary Ausbin led with 26 points, Steinke 22, Wilson 16, Culp 12. Ravens out rebounded 51 to 21 and set a best 23 assists while clinching their 10th win in 11 games.
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Indiana
Ravens
Detroit Tech
Tennessee A. & I
Steubenville
West Virginia Wesleyan
Gary Ausbin
Ralph Steinke
Jack Wilson
Pete Culp
Larry Anderson
Mike Butka
Steinke
Tech
Bob Macholtz
Bob Stone
DeHority
Garon
GMORR
Lew. Cane
Ike
Ander
Papooses Edge Muncie Then Fall to Richmond in Final
Anderson Papooses beat Muncie Central reserves 30 to 28 to open the four team invitational. They then lost to Richmond 34 to 33 in the championship as Richmond’s Lyle scored the winning bucket with six seconds left. Richmond had earlier defeated New Castle 37 to 34. Muncie beat New Castle for third in the consolation.
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Don Barnett
Anderson Papooses
Muncie Central
Richmond
Lyle
New Castle
Luttrell Placed on Retired Roster by Senators
Washington Senators announce short stop Lyle Luttrell is placed on the retired list at his request. He is 28 next spring and has joined a Duarte California police force after saying he saw no future in baseball. He appeared in 18 games for the Senators this year and batted .200 before being optioned to Seattle in the Pacific Coast League where he played 67 games and hit .204.
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Washington Senators
Lyle Luttrell
Luttrell
Duarte
Calif
Senators
Seattle
Hawks Star Bob Pettit Out With Broken Finger
St Louis Hawks star Bob Pettit will wear a cast for three to four weeks after breaking the base of the fourth finger on his left hand during a rebound scramble with the Detroit Pistons. Dr Stan London said X rays confirmed the injury. Pettit previously fractured his left wrist last season.
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St. Louis Hawks
Bob Pettit
Stan London
Hawks
National Basketball Assn
Pettit
Detroit Pistons
Notre Dame and Butler Win First Classic Games
Notre Dame and Butler won their opening games in the YMCA Holiday Tournament. Indiana Flooring beat Frankton Christian 69 59 and the Collegians defeated Anaconda 67 44 to cut the field to six. Frankton Christian and Rhodes led the Collegians with 19 points. Tonight Y's Men face Etchison and Emge's meet Jaycees.
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Rhodes
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Bailey
Pursley
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Roger Dick'n
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Rebb
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O Wilding
Gooding
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Dearing
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Phe Harrison
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Richerdson
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Red) Wolfe
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