Tribe Nips New Castle In Overtime For Holiday Crown
Anderson’s Indians rally past New Castle 64 60 in overtime to win the Holiday Tourney title. Rod Freeman 21 points 11 rebounds leads Anderson, with Jim Woods 18 and Steve Lane 11 adding key scores. New Castle’s Steve Schmitt 18 points 12 rebounds tops Trojans. Freeman sinks tying free throws late in regulation and seals OT victory.
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Men In Motion
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Steve Schmitt
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Steve Lane
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Don Ferguson
Steve Williams
Davis
Woods
Scharnowske
Lane
Alan Clark
Ferguson
Artie Pepelea
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David
Williams
John Hall
Hall
Muncie Central
Southside
Bearcats
Central
Hartford City
Jerry Thompson
Nate Johnson
Gary Souders
Eddie Long
Souders
Jesse Stewart
Thompson
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Cager Scores in Numerous Indiana Tournament Games
Indiana high school tournament notes show Muncie Central 82 over Muncie Southside 78, Anderson 76 over New Castle 72 in overtime, and Crawfordsville 61 over Noblesville 58. Also listed are results from Alexandria over Madison Heights, Greenfield over Morristown, and Goshen over Valparaiso, with several other city and college matchups and pro NBA scores.
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Columbia City
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LaPorte
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Martinsville
Mooresville
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Brazil
Eastern Hancock Defeats Knightstown For Third In Knightstown Invite
Eastern Hancock topped Knightstown 62 to 57 in the Knightstown Invitational consolation game. The Hurt brothers Jerry and Jim and Howard scored 45 for Eastern Hancock, while Harold led Knightstown with 22. The game featured a 15-10 first quarter Eastern lead and a 44-37 edge after three, with Eastern scoring 18 in the final period.
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Ladd
Tide Aims to Prove National Crown in Sugar Bowl
Alabama coach Paul Bryant seeks a national title as the Crimson Tide, 10-0, meets Nebraska in New Orleans Sugar Bowl after a 39-28 Orange Bowl win last year. Ken Stabler leads an explosive offense with Ray Perkins and Dennis Homan as targets.
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United Press International
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Bear) Bryat
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Nebraska
New Orleans
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Tulane University
Miami
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Snake) Stabler
Stabler
Ray Perkins
Dennis Homan
Perkins
Homan
Les Kelley
Mobile
Cecil Dowdy
Kenny Stabler
Cornhusker
Bob Churchick
Chargers guard John Farris on pass blocking needs
San Diego Chargers guard John Farris emphasizes bulk and mobility as essential for effective pass blocking. He explains that without these traits, larger tackles can overpower a blocker and drive them back.
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SAN Diego
John Farris
San Diego Chargers
Orioles to meet Reds in Hall of Fame exhibition game
The Baltimore Orioles will play the Cincinnati Reds on July 24 in the annual Hall of Fame exhibition game at Cooperstown New York. The Orioles last appeared in 1951 against the Dodgers and the Reds played here in 1954 against the Yankees.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Durham
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New Champs Crowned In 3 4 Of All Sports
A year of upheaval in 1966 saw 52 of 569 sports events won by newcomers. Old titleholders fell across fields from baseball to boxing as European skiers and foreign players claimed several top titles. Notable repeaters were Cassius Clay in boxing and Mario Andretti in auto racing.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Jose Torres
Billy Mills
Harold Connolly
Tony Oliva
Manuel Santana
Roy Emerson
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Cleveland Browns
San Diego Chargers
Minnesota Twins
Michigan State
U.S
Jim Ryan
Willie Davenport
Ralph Boston
Art Walker
Bill Toomey
Adolph Plummer
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Morgan Groth
Bob Schul
Sam Perry
Jack Yerman
Frank Costello
Mills
Connolly
Don Schollander
Yale
America
Whill
Nancy Richey
Ders
Emile Griffith
Dick Tiger
Tiger
Torres
Cassius Clay
Scism Retires As Evansville Sports Editor
Daniel W. Scism, 65, longtime Evansville Courier sports editor since 1926, retires after 40 years in the role. A notable figure in local sports, he started the Sew It Seams column in 1927 and served as official scorer for Evansville teams, golf champion in 1943 and 1944, and a seasoned participant in Indiana Amateur tournaments.
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Ind
Daniel W. Scism
Cape Girardeau State
YMCA Offers Diverse Adult and Youth Classes in Anderson
The YMCA of Anderson announces a second term of ten week programs for men women and youths starting the week of January 9. Registration is open to members and non members. Classes include youth swimming kindergarten gym and swim, pre school swim instruction, youth gymnastics judo trampoline guitar lessons scuba diving life saving and self defense.
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YMCA
Nobu Hayashi
Pride Drives Five New Year’s Bowl Games
Pride is the main stake as Alabama, Purdue, Tennessee, Georgia, and Georgia Tech enter New Year’s Week bowls. Gator: Tennessee over Syracuse 21 14. Cotton: Georgia 28 over SMU 21. Sugar: Alabama 17 over Nebraska 14. Rose: Purdue 24 over USC 14. Orange: Georgia Tech 14 over Florida 10. Highly touted players include Floyd Little, Larry Csonka, Kenny Stabler, Lenny Snow, and Bob Griese.
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Trio Scorers Lead Alexandria Past Madison Heights in Noblesville Finale
In Noblesville Alexandria Tigers edge Madison Heights Pirates 72 67 to win the four team invitational final. Butch Stafford 26 Jeff Summers 10 Steve Frix 14 lead Alexandria while Jack Rector 22 Erre Shockey 19 Steve Spaugh 12 pace Madison Heights. John Green coaches Alexandria.
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Oyler
Athletics helps Albuquerque says King on discipline
University of New Mexico coach Bob King tells a civic club luncheon that athletics remains the last stronghold of personal discipline in society. He says athletes must conform to rigid rules and regulators, and society is losing those examples.
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University of New Mexico
Bob King
King
Civic Club
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