Purdue Tops Notre Dame in Hoosier Classic opener
Olympian Terry Dischinger pour 32 points as Purdue thrashes Notre Dame 78 58 in the Hoosier Classic opener in Indianapolis. Illinois upsets Butler 70 68 while LaPorte beats Elwood 73 67 and Jasper edges Lafayette 61 59 in Lafayette.
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Aussies Rout to Retain Davis Cup Trophy
Australia swept to its ninth Davis Cup victory in 11 years as Neale Fraser and Roy Emerson defeated Italy's Nicola Pietrangeli and Orlando Sirola in the challenge round at White City Stadium 10 8, 5 7, 6 2, 6 4.
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High school tourney scores from Indiana events
Local high school basketball results feature LaPorte Elwood Jasper Lafayette Nineveh Union Clark Nashville Warsaw Nappanee Bremen Fort Wayne Luers Rensselaer Knox Rochester and other teams in multiple tourneys. College and pro notes include Purdue Notre Dame Ohio State Kansas Nebraska and NBA results from Cincinnati Syracuse Detroit and more.
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Wooden Bird Feeder With Sloped Roof Diagram
The design describes a wooden feeder about 10 inches square with a sloping roof 4 inches high at the back and 5 inches high at the front. It includes a center bottom hole for a pipe, a tin bearing under the roof, a nailed roof bolt to center the pipe top, and a weather vane under the bottom to keep the front downwind. Fill with mixed seed and crumbs.
White House Police Pistol Team Tops With Trophy Haul
President Eisenhower admires a display of White House police pistol team trophies after learning the squad scored 1197 of 1200 in a Pennsylvania target match two years earlier, tying a police pistol world record. A separate 396.8 of 400 set at Indiana University also featured among the honors.
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Durocher to Return as Radio Sportscaster for Mutual
Leo Durocher will rejoin the sports business Monday January 9 as a sportscaster for Mutual. Van Patrick Mutual sports director says Durocher, former Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants manager, will be heard five nights a week at 5 30 p m Est on the network.
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Buckeyes Lead AP Basketball Poll Unanimously
The Associated Press poll places Ohio State first with all first place votes for the second straight week. Bradley remains runner up after an 8-0 start, while St Bonaventure holds third at 7-0. Indiana and Louisville follow, with Duke St John’s St Louis Auburn and NC State also ranked.
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Chamberlain Tops Baylor in NBA Scoring Duel Heading Toward Lead
Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors held an eight point edge over Elgin Baylor of Los Angeles in the NBA scoring race after last week's action. Chamberlain had 1,140 points in 31 games for a 36.8 average while Baylor had 1,132 points in 33 games for 34.3.
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Pepsi Cola, Childes Lead Holiday Tourney Semi-Finals
Pepsi Cola bolts past Indiana Flooring 98 to 49 as Parry Beeman and Krutzch combine for 73 points. Childes Coal edges Mich Warehouse 72 67 in a tight game as Looper Mitchell Harbit and Poore pace the winners. Tonight Pepsi meets Childes at 7 with Great Northern facing Snow's Furniture in the other semifinal.
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Buckeyes Rout Seton Hall to Reach Holiday Festival Semis
Ohio State, led by a 16 point effort from Jerry Lucas, defeated Seton Hall 97-57 to advance to the Holiday Festival semifinals at Madison Square Garden. Luke Siegfried and John Havlicek added 16 points apiece as the Buckeyes built an 18-8 start and a 41-26 halftime lead. Utah faces St Bonaventure and St Johns meets Ohio State in the other semis as 33,800 fans watched the opening round.
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Golf Executive Walter Phillips Dies at 69 in Mayo Clinic
Walter Phillips former president of the Tri-State PGA died after a short illness at Mayo Clinic Rochester at 69. A Midland Pennsylvania native and longtime Butler’s Public Golf Course pro near Elizabeth, Pennsylvania he had served 24 years in that post and lived in Pittsburgh's South Hills. Survivors include his widow a stepson and a daughter with funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Horton Smith Wins Ben Hogan Trophy
Horton Smith, the lone golfer to compete in all 24 Masters, is named winner of the 1960 Ben Hogan Trophy by the Golf Writers Association of America. The 52-year-old survivor of two major operations since 1957 and currently recovering from Hodgkin’s disease was chosen by 14 of 17 directors.
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