Panthers top Noblesville in title rematch at Alexandria
Elwood Panthers avenged a prior loss by beating Noblesville 72-50 in the title rematch at Alexandria. Alexandria built a 33-28 halftime edge and pulled away in the fourth quarter to improve to 7-3 while Noblesville suffered a first defeat in nine games.
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Larry Foster
Jim Holsapple
Madison Heights
Larry Henderson
Steve Garner
Pirate
Bucs
Garner
Pirates
Dave Carmack
Tigers
Steve Hines
Shorty Burdsall
Jack Wilson
Alex
Burdsallmen
Carmack
Roger Miller
Panthers
Millers
Noblesville
Elwood
Indiana High School Basketball Scores and Tourney Results
A dense list of high school games across Indiana venues reports numerous tournament results. Teams like Vernon Two, Carthage, Elkhart, Lebanon, East Chicago, Evansville, Fort Wayne, and others post wins and losses in various city, county, and college-style events with multiple consolation and final rounds.
Penn crushes Duquesne and Boston College tops Holy Cross in Holiday Festival
In Madison Square Garden semi consolation games Penn defeated Duquesne 89 70 behind Sid Amira 21 points and Boston College beat Holy Cross 79 66 after a tight first half as Gerry Ward sparked a late BC run. Illinois and West Virginia advanced in the other semifinals.
Bowling Team Scores and Honor Roll Highlights
In Cooper's Bowl field, Field Coils 3 and Clutches 4 lead with 0 supervision and 4 hot shots. Honor roll features Merritt 202, Craig 205, Redding 223, Kinser 222, and Norris 201 204. Other notable scores include Heater 221, Robinson 204 205, and Jackson 237.
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Cooper's Bowl
Chevy Assembly
Merritt
Craig
Redding
Kinser
Norris
Austin
T. Marsh
Robinson
McKinsey
Heater
Deeds
Massey
Seybert
Rector
Faucett
Jones
D. Jackson
Birch
Shelton
Willis
Wagner
Bolton
Creamer
Sports league results and honor roll from local standings
Sportsman s Brown s Recreation Sprite 3 Dolenski s Supper Club 6 Brown s Rec 2 Madison Pro Shop 1 a 3 No 1 Beverage 0 Bob Norris Excav 2 Idle Hour Cigars 1 Western Auto 3 Acme Paving 0 Honor roll includes B. Brown 200 221 Riddle 205 E Robinson 215 Tucker 244 Gold 200 212 Warner 207 Boyer 213 Marshall 205 212 Presser 216 Atwood 201 Chase 215 Jackson 203 211 Ormond 201 Kean 205 Hodgson 201 D Byrne 229.
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Dolenski
Madison
Bob Norris
Western Auto
Acme Paving
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Riddle
E. Robinson
Tucker
Gold
Warner
Boyer
Marshall
Presser
Atwood
Chase
Jackson
Ormond
Kean
Hodgson
D. Byrne
Bowling 30c at Rains New AMF balls
Bowling enthusiasts can buy new AMF bowling balls at 30 cents each from Rains. The offer includes a selection of models with polished finishes and durable cores. Customer incentives and bulk options available.
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Rains
Zephyrs Name Bob Leonard as New Coach
Chicago Zephyrs fire coach Jack McMahon and appoint Bob Leonard at 30 as the NBA club’s third coach in two seasons. Leonard will serve as player coach amid a shoulder injury, after Dave Trager chose him as successor to Pollard with Frank Lane favoring McMahon earlier. Leonard finished as Indiana NCAA champion guard and honorary captain in 1953.
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Chicago Zephyrs
National Basketball League
Jack McMahon
Zephyr
Bob Leonard
Leonard
NBA
Terre Haute Gerstmeyer
Indiana University
Lakers
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Packers
Jim Pollard
Laker
Dave Trager
Pollard
Frank Lane
McMahon
Trager
Indiana
Drysdale Pleads Guilty For 95 MPH Driving
San Bernardino California AP: Don Drysdale, Dodgers pitcher renowned for speed, pleaded guilty to driving 95 mph. Judge Thomas M. Halderson imposed a $56 fine and three months probation, with Drysdale providing equipment for Verdemont Boys Ranch. Beverly Hills attorney Alvin Cassidy represented him.
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San Bernadino
Calif
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodger
Verdemont Boys Ranch
Here
Thomas M. Halderson
Drysdale
Beverly Hills
Alvin Cassidy
Pickens lifts Rice to 69 67 win in Gator Bowl tourney
Frank Pickens hit a late jump shot with 59 seconds remaining to give Rice University a 69 67 victory over Virginia Tech in the Gator Bowl Basketball Tournament consolation game. Georgia Tech faced Florida in the championship. Virginia Tech suffered its second straight tournament loss and third in a row overall.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Frank Pickens
Rice University
Virginia Tech
VPI
Georgia Tech
University of
College scores from various invitational and league games
Illinois Tech defeated Pratt 57 to 47 in a consolation matchup. West Virginia Tech beat Rochester Tech 83 to 52 in a consolation. Elon won 87 to 64 over West Maryland. Frederick 77 over Atl Christian 71. Richmond 73 over Columbia 71 in the Richmond Invitation. Rice 69 fell to Va Tech 67 in the Poinsettia Classic consolation. Vanderbilt 60 edged Clemson 58 in the PRO ABL. Pittsburgh 102 defeated Kansas City 93. NBA results: Boston 121 beat Cincinnati 113.
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Illinois Tech
Pratt
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
NBA
Boston
Cincinnati
Trojan QBs Edge Badgers in Rose Bowl Preview
In Pasadena AP notes the Wisconsin Badgers rely on senior Ron VanderKelen who has 1,181 passing yards and 12 TDs, while USC counters with Pete Beathard and Bill Nelson. Beathard leads in options with 758 yards passing and 46 completions. Nelson adds 619 yards passing and eight TDs as USC seeks a 2-1 edge in quarterback play.
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Pasadena
Calif
Trojans
Wisconsin
Ron VanderKelen
Badgers
Southern Cal
Pete Beathard
Bill Nelson
John McKay
Milt Bruhn
VanderKelen
VandrKelen
Ralph Kurek
Beathard
Fleet Willie Brown
Nelson
Arkansas joins Creighton in All College finals
Arkansas beat Toledo 58 55 to reach the consolation final alongside Creighton, while Creighton defeated Baylor 90 69 in the other consolation semifinal. Wilson scored 16 for Arkansas and Cox led Toledo with 22 as Toledo briefly led late.
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UPI
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Creighton
Toledo
Memphis State
Baylor
Paul Green
Paul Silas
Wyoming
Loyola
Jim Wilson
Wilson
Jim Cox
Razorbacks
Ray Wofford
Larry Wofford
Blue Devils defeat Princeton 85 74 in Durham
Duke Blue Devils topple Princeton 85 to 74 extending its win streak as they lead early and withstand a late rally. Art Hyland sparked a Tiger surge but could not close the gap. Duke maintained control after six minutes and led by as many as 17 points.
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Duke
Blue Devils
Princeton
Art Hyland
Tigers
Giants Packers Set For National Title Rematch at Yankee Stadium
New York Giants coach Allie Sherman says his team is stronger and fresher after a grueling end to 1961 and Tittle is ready with Guglielmi as backup. Vince Lombardi notes the Packers are loose and predicts a competitive game with Hornung possibly starting at left half as the teams renew their title bout.
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New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Yankee Stadium
Allie Sherman
Giants
Sherman
Y. A. Tittle
Lombardi
Paul Hornung
Tom Moore
Hornung
Indiana Sports Figures Highlight 1962 Hoosier Year
Indiana produced top national stars in 1962 with Terry Dischinger and Parnelli Jones proving racing and basketball prowess. IU football beat Purdue, Indiana swimmers set records, and Evansville Bosse captured the high school state tournament. The Indianapolis Indians won the American Association pennant as others set enduring marks.
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Terry Dischinger
Parnelli Jones Rodger Ward
Jim Myers
Indiana
Purdue
Indianapolis Indians
Dischinger
Terre Haute
Kokomo
Jimmy Ray
Ray
Minnesota
Phillips
Tunnelton
North Caston
Pinnell
Noble
Morgan
Charlestown
Eminence
North Dearborn
Knox
L.V. Phillips
IHSAA
Association
Huntington
Phil Eskew
Herman Keller
Jimmy Counsilman
Chet Jastremski
Tom Stock
Ted Stickles
Lary Schulhof
Michigan
Tribe
Edd Roush
Oakland City
Highland
Bernie Kalapach
Vandalia
Ohio
Britt Sullivan
Se Lersburg
Southampton
L.C
New York
Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame
Homer Stonebraker
Suzzy Vandiver
Johnny Wooden
Piggy Lambert
Griz Wagner
Xdison
Thorn Wolfe Spark West Virginia Past St Bonaventure in Holiday Tourney
West Virginia defeated St Bonaventure 94 82 at Madison Square Garden to reach the Holiday Festival final behind Rod Thorn who scored 28 with 13 rebounds and 11 assists while Mike Wolfe added 16 points in the second half. Thorn injured his left foot late in the game raising concerns for Saturday. Miles Aiken led St Bonaventure with 22 points. In consolation play, Pennsylvania beat Duquesne 89 70 and Boston College topped Holy Cross 79 66.
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Duquesne
Boston
Holy Cross
W. Va
St. Bonaventure
S.f
NEW York
UPI
West Virginia
Rod Thorn
Mike Wolfe
Madison Square Garden
Illinois
New York University
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Wolfe
Jim McCormick
Miles Aiken
Brigham Young Upsets Providence In 81-78 Semifinal
Brigham Young sophomore substitute Jerry Dahlman scored 18 points to spark an 81-78 upset of Providence in the Quaker City Basketball Tournament semifinals. Providence led early, Dahlman’s hot stretch gave BYU a 47-45 edge, with Ernst 26 and Flynn 20 for Providence, Lewis 19 and Thurmond 30 for Bowling Green in the other semifinal.
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UPI
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Brigham Young
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LaSalle
Delaware
Bowling Green
Manhattan
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Antioch
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la Salle
Westerners
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New England
Vince Ernst
Ray Flynn
John Lewis
Nate Thurmond
Richest NFL title game purse outlined for Packers Giants
Commissioner Rozelle estimated the winner's share at about $6000 and the loser's at about $4000 for the Green Bay Packers versus New York Giants title game. He said the payouts would be records and the game would be the richest in football history.
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NEW York
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Bowl schedule preview lists major games and matchups
United Press International compiles Saturday bowl schedule with sites times telecast and attendance. Key games include East West Shrine in San Francisco Florida Florida, Blue Gray in Montgomery, Gator Bowl Penn State versus Florida in Jacksonville, All-American Bowl in Tucson, and Rose Cotton Sugar Orange Bowls among others with listed gates and TV networks.
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Calif
NBC
Montgomery
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Penn State
Florida
CBS
Tucson
Ariz
Vikings Hand Gaels Setback In Close Fortville Tilt
Vernon Township Vikings upset Anderson St Marys Gaels 55 to 54 in a tight high school game. Vernon players Tony Hayse scored 17, Bruce Smith 10, and Bob Petty 12, while Gaels Roger Broderick 14, Dick Daoust 13, and Don Wagner 10 led the visitors. St Marys drops to 7 wins on the season with their third loss.
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Vernon Township
Vikings
Anderson St Mary’s Gaels
Tony Hayse
Bruce Smith
Bob Petty
Vernon
Roger Broderick
Dick Daoust
Don Wagner
Gaels
St. Mary's
Weis Mary's
Manghelli
Wagne
Daoust
Grenin
Mahoney
Degi Broderick
Ideer Senne
Hayse
Sebaekal
Cox
Fuqua
Smith
Petty
Rere Sneer
St Mary's
McFall
Strafford
Ravens Bomb Stevens Point In Tourney
Anderson College beat Stevens Point 88 71 in Platteville Wisconsin to open the Platteville State Holiday Tournament. Ken Strawn scored 35 points and Nolan Reed grabbed 22 rebounds as Anderson built a 23 11 lead and never trailed.
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Anderson College
Platteville
Wisconsin
Ravens
Stevens Point
Ken Strawn
Nolan Reed
Anderson
Maeholtzmen
Bob Macholtz
Strawn
Reed
Willie Smith
Michigan City Routs East Chicago Washington 68 to 46
Michigan City's Red Devils dominated East Chicago Washington Senators 68-46 to win the Washington holiday tournament championship. No. 2 state team earned its 10th straight victory behind 15 points each from Lester Norvell and Dale Phillips, while Rich Mason led Washington with 18. Bosse beat Hammond Morton 71-70 in the consolation.
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Lebanon
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Cathedral
Mississinewa
East Chicago
Ind
Michigan City
Red Devils
Washington
Senators
Evansville
Bosse
Lester Norvell
Dale Phillips
Rich Mason
Hammond Morton
Indianapolis Classic Opens With Doubleheaders
In the opening session of the Indianapolis Classic two doubleheaders featured. The host Greyhounds fell 89 75 to St Josephs Pumas of the Indiana Conference while Franklin College Grizzlies beat Findlay from Ohio 77 72.
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Findlay
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Ind. Central
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of McMurry
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Greyhounds
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Franklin’s Grizzlies
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Robinson Named Chicago Player Of The Year
Floyd Robinson was named Chicago player of the year by the Baseball Writers Association. He will receive the award at the annual writers dinner on January 13. Previous winners include Ernie Banks Nellie Fox Minnie Minoso and Luis Aparicio with Banks and Fox sharing the trophy in earlier years.
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UPI
Chicago White Sox
Floyd Robinson
Baseball Writers Association
Robinson
Baseball Writers Dinner
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Chicago Cubs
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White Sox
Nellie Fox
Fox
Minnie Minoso
Luis Aparicio
Bookwalter Becomes NCPES President At Convention
Karl W. Bookwalter of Indiana University assumed the presidency of the National College Physical Education Association at its annual convention. He had been voted president elect last year.
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SAN Francisco
Karl W. Bookwalter
Indiana University
National College Physical Education Association
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