Greenfield Wins Madison Heights Tourney Title In Narrow Comeback
Greenfield erased a halftime deficit to defeat Noblesville 73-67 on the Madison Heights floor. Mike Edwards led Greenfield with 31 points, backed by Mark Wheeler 17 and Rick Coffin 11 as Noblesville struggled from the field. Alexandria edged Madison Heights 71-70 in the consolation with Jeff Summers and Greg Graham each at 19, while Jack Reed and Neal Rector added 18 and 17 respectively.
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Hoosiers Get Ready For Parade
Indiana University coach John Pont admitted he did not know Indiana’s Rose Bowl game plan while USC coach John McKay confessed uncertainty about stopping the Hoosiers. Senate figure Dirksen served as grand marshal at the Rose Bowl luncheon as leaders and players gathered ahead of New Year’s Day.
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Special Late Show Tonight at Peach's Steak House
A late show is set for 2 A.M. tonight at Peach's Steak House. The venue advertises a themed performance slot with local acts and dining options available.
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High School Basketball Scores From Muncie Central Tourney
Recap of multiple high school games with New Castle beating Muncie South 75 68 for third place and Muncie Central defeating Anderson 78 74 in the finals. Madison Heights led late before a late surge by Alex and Frix turned the tide for the Pirates.
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Muncie Bearcats Rally For Finals Win At Holiday Tourney
Muncie Central Bearcats outscored Anderson 29 to 11 in the fourth period to win 78 to 74 in the Muncie Central Holiday tournament final. Larry Carles and Eddie Long led a late surge while Anderson had five double figure scorers in a tight contest. New Castle Trojans defeated Muncie South Side 75 to 68 in the consolation.
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SMU Hands IU 2nd Setback
Southern Methodist ended an eight game skid by defeating Indiana 91-84 in Dallas to take third place in the All-Sports Association basketball tournament. Indiana had its six game win streak halted by Western Kentucky the night before.
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Trenton State Athletics Greet Successful Fall Season
Roy Van Ness director of athletics at Trenton State College found much to cheer this fall. He divided his spare time cheering for the Trenton State soccer team and Rutgers football. His son Dave was a goalie for Trenton State’s soccer team while Bruce, his twin, played quarterback as a sophomore.
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Basketball scores from NBA games posted
Houston defeated Anaheim 104 to 93 Dallas beat Indiana 127 to 125 Minnesota topped New Orleans 115 to 101 Denver won over New Jersey 119 to 102.
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Packers Backfield Uncertain Ahead of Dallas Clash
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi signaled backfield issues may be lighter or heavier than feared. Halfback Danny Anderson remained the likely starter for the title game with Dallas while fullback Jim Grabowski’s status was uncertain due to knee problems and Ben Wilson could play if healthy. Lombardi noted Wilson’s limp could sideline him, and Grabowski, though running well, might re injure his knee, leaving Chuck Mercein to carry the load if needed. Hayes and Hayes’ matchup with Packers defense also loomed as a key factor in the anticipated third straight title push.
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Australians Turn Pro After Davis Cup Triumph
Australia sealed a 1 victory for a fourth straight Davis Cup win as John Newcombe Roy Emerson and Tony Roche brace for pro careers. Manuel Santana defeated Newcombe 7 5 6 4 6 2 in Madrid while Emerson beat young Manuel Orantez 6 1 6 1 2 6 6 2. Emerson credited the defeated duo and the Davis Cup atmosphere amid ITF open tennis talks.
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Hoosier backs win NAIA honorable mention honors
Four Indiana players receive honorable mention on the 1967 NAIA football all star team. Franklin’s Terry Hoeppner is listed on defense with Tom Mengelt, Ron Johnson, and Terry Murawski of Anderson on offense. Ends Scot Ream and Ted Williams, guards Lester Luis, center Mike Sonnenberg, and Steve Hazelwood also cited in defense or offense.
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Ted Williams
Lester Luis
Indiana Central
Mike Sonnenberg
Steve Hazelwood
Manchester
Tennessee's Flowers Stricken With Virus
MIAMI Florida AP Tennessee's Flowers, star pass receiver for the Volunteers, is sidelined by a virus and bed rest will shift Bill Baker to wing back for the Orange Bowl against Oklahoma. Coach Doug Dickey said Flowers has a respiratory condition and hopes it is not the flu.
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CSU Coach Calls Practice Subaverage
Colorado State University coach Mike Lude assessed a closing drill as subaverage, saying average equates to poor. The remark reflects a critical view of the team's conditioning and execution during practice.
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Murray State Beats Butler 86 74 In Indianapolis
Murray State topped Butler 86 to 74 as Claude Virden and Billy Chambers combined for 49 points. Virden scored 16 of his 25 in the first half to build a 41 37 halftime edge, while Chambers added 24 with seven straight baskets and four free throws in the second half. Doug Wininger led Butler with 20 points.
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