AHS Poised For Holiday Meet Here Andelo
AHS hosts the NCC Holiday Tournament at Anderson beginning December 29 with first session at 1:45 p.m. Richmond, Frankfort, New Castle, and Anderson square off in a four team setup. Other area games feature Madison Heights, Noblesville, Tipton, and Alexandria in linked events across Lafayette and Greenfield.
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Richmond
Robert Spay
Royalby
Frankfort
New Castle
Larry Gradeless
William Larkin
Red Devils
Trojans
Alexandria
Noblesville
Madison Heights
Tipton
Joe Heath
Elwood Panthers
Lafayette
Valparaiso
Lebanon
Tigers
AHL
Hancock
Greenfield
Morristown
High School and College Tourney Scores From Evansville and Beyond
A dense list of high school tournament results from Evansville and other cities includes Evansville Harrison 88 over Bosse 62 and Central 62 over North 49, with finals noted. College Holiday Festival results show Boston College 86 over Colorado State 64 and Providence 79 over New York U 76 in first rounds among many matchups.
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Harrison
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Jeffersonville
Brookville
North Vernon
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Boston
Colorado
St. U
Providence
New York
Illinois
Georgetown
Akers Named New Texas Helper for Longhorns
Freddy Akers, Lubbock High School head coach, will join the University of Texas as assistant coach. Longhorns coach Darrell Royal announced the move to replace Jim Pittman, who was named Tulane head coach. Akers has a 7-3 season record at Lubbock and previously coached Port Arthur in 1961. He is a Blytheville Arkansas native, married with two children.
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Lubbock
Edinburg
Royal
Akers
Blytheville, Ark
Rosburg in Good Condition After Maine Auto Mishap
Professional golfer Bob Rosburg was reported in good condition after an auto accident in Mount Vernon Maine. A doctor at an Augusta hospital cited a deep forehead laceration and bruises to the knee and hip. Mrs Rosburg drove and the three Rosburg children were uninjured. New Year's Eve Dance at American Legion no 127 in Anderson features free hats and horns from 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. $3 per couple.
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Maine
Bob Rosburg
Augusta
Rosburg
American Legion
Anderson
Duke Opens Big Lead In UPI Ratings
Duke extends its lead in the weekly United Press International college basketball rankings after a 100-93 overtime win over Michigan. Kentucky and UCLA rise, while St. Joseph's, Wichita, Providence, Michigan, Minnesota, and others shuffle in the top 20. Duke not scheduled for holiday tournaments. Kentucky and Iowa move into top five.
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Providence
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Acuse
Texas Western
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Colorado State U
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Ill
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DePaul
Auburn
Western Kentucky
Temple
Penn State
Louisville
Stearic Leads In Tropical Park Race At Coral Gables
Stearic led all the way in the six furlong $3,400 feature at Tropical Park beating Circling Emmett by a length. Jockey Don Brumfield rode Stearic in his second win this meeting, with Stearic timed in 1:10 3-5 and paying $4.60. Johnny Sellers won the daily double with Waki Bullah and Nero's Da.
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Fla
UPI
Stearic
Tropical Park
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Aqueduct
Stearne
Don Brumfield
Emmett
Brumfield
Fearless Knight
Johnny Sellers
Waki Bullah
Nero's
E. Manuel Belville
Minnesota Edges Cornell In Quaker City Tournament Thriller
Dennis Horacek sank two free throws with 12 seconds left to lift Minnesota 84-82 over Cornell in Philadelphia. Archie Clark scored 25 for the Gophers while Voracek had 18. Cornell’s Steve Cram and Bob Deluca hit 21 each. LaSalle beat Brigham Young 71-69 and Temple crushed St Bonaventure 84-72 as Niagara and St Joseph’s opened the first round. Attendance 5,154.
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Cornell
St. Joseph’s
Niagara
Philadelphia
UPI
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Quaker City
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Tom Kondla
Wes Martins
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Archie Clark
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Hubie Marshall
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Favorites Seek To Uphold Lofty Ratings In Earlier Cage Polls
United Press International reports top high school hoops teams including Roosevelt Froebel Gary South Bend Central Michigan City East Chicago Washington Evansville Harrison New Albany and Terre Haute Wiley chase early season marks. Harrison aims to extend an eight game string as New Albany tees up a two day Columbus tourney and Wiley fights to save a six game skein at East Chicago with Senators and South Bend Central likely in the title race.
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Boston College Wins Opener in Holiday Festival
Boston College led by John Austin built an 11 point early edge and, despite a late surge, defeated Colorado State 86 64 in the opening round. Illinois beat Georgetown 96 94 and Army routed Villanova 89 68 in the afternoon session as play continued at Madison Square Garden.
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Kevin Traynor
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Injury Forces Alworth To Skip All-Star Game
San Diego Charger flanker Lance Alworth will miss the AFL All-Star game due to separated cartilage in his rib cage. Chargers officials announced Monday after his injury in the 23-0 loss to Buffalo. Buffalo will face the rest of the league January 15 in Houston.
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Alworth
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