Favorites Collide On First Night McGuire Fired
Madison Heights faces Noblesville in a high school tourney opener at Moody Coliseum. Madison Heights struggles with height and injuries, while Noblesville relies on Kent Duckwall and Steve Shields to lead scorers as both teams seek an early edge in the four school shootout.
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Holzman Named As Replacement For McGuire
New York Knickerbockers appoint chief scout William Ted Holzman to replace Dick McGuire as head coach. McGuire had led the team for two and a half seasons, guiding them to a 125 record in the East division, while Holzman previously coached St Louis Hawks and served as a Knicks scout before the elevation.
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Bellmont Father of SWC Dies at Texas Hospital
Theodore Bellmont, longtime athletic director at the University of Texas, died in a local hospital. He arrived in 1913 and helped restore intercollegiate relations between Texas and its rivals, organizing the Southwest Conference and its Athletic Directors Association in its early years.
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Pepsi Scores 156 Marion Wins in Y Tourney Games
In the Muncie Holiday Tournament opening night, Marion defeated Pepsi 156 to lead a slate of tightly fought first-round results. Lafayette and East Chicago Washington held strong positions, while Indianapolis Washington fell out of the top ten for the first time this season.
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Rosters For ABA All Star Game Finish Formation
Indianapolis reports virtually complete rosters for the first ABA East West All Star game. West starter change looms as Bob Verga departs for six months Army Reserve duty in Korea. West second five include Beasley Warley Becker Jones and James Jones. East stars Daniels Freeman Brown Lewis Hawkins with Carriers Dampier Netolicky Hunter Jackson.
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Elwood Y F Troop Cage Winners And Shula To Coach West Stars
Elwood Y and F Troop win intramural cage games amid finals chatter at Marion YMCA. Don Shula selected to coach the West all stars for the Jan. 21 game, with team rosters and scores noted from surrounding YMCA and local tournament action.
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Johnny Murphy Named Mets General Manager
New York AP reports Johnny Murphy former Yankees ace and relief pitcher was named general manager and vice president of the New York Mets. He succeeds Bing Devine who resigned December 5 to take the St. Louis Cardinals GM post.
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Lonborg undergoes knee surgery after skiing incident
Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg had a two hour and one minute operation to repair torn ligaments in his left knee after a skiing accident at Heavenly Valley California side of Lake Tahoe. Doctors expect him ready for spring training and a February cast removal.
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Packers and Cowboys Clash For NFL Crown
Vince Lombardi praised Dallas speed and power as Green Bay prepares for Sundays title game after a brisk one minute drill. He noted changes on both sides with new Cowboys backs and receivers and discussed injuries and lineup options, stressing the packers face a hot hand, a sellout streak, and a grueling 22-game season.
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Packers Face Cowboys In Title Clash Weather Adds Hurdle
Dallas coach Tom Landry trims the Cowboys’ game plan to two keys throwing on Green Bay pass defense and stopping receivers Carroll Dale and Boyd Bolger. He notes Green Bay’s cold, thawing field setup due to underground heating and compares 1960 season form with past title runs.
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