Blues Survive Wrong Way Move In Blue Gray Classic
In Montgomery Alabama the South held off a late Missouri fumble as North quarterback Roy Henry swung a late 2 point swing and Billy Dixon dropped a red zone pass. Todd Christenson earned MVP after 143 receiving yards and 11 completions by Mike Woods.
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Ravens Beaten by Southern Tech in Marietta
Anderson College Ravens, playing shorthanded, fell 91-78 to Southern Tech in Marietta. Coach Barrett Bates lamented poor start and lingering injuries to John Fistale and Jeff Price. Curt Stephens led Southern Tech with 16 points as Stea Deal scored 17 for the Ravens and Larry Griffin added 10.
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Clark To Coach Lions
DETROIT AP Monte Clark reportedly will become head coach of the NFL Detroit Lions, with The Detroit News citing informally that changes were imminent around January 12. Dallas dispatches quote Clark in Kingsburg California as avoiding comment while general manager Russ Thomas contemplates a vote. Lions have not posted a winning season since 1972.
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Madison Grant to Sell Grant County Basketball Tickets
Madison Grant athletic director Ted Harbit says tickets for the Grant County basketball journey at Marion go on sale through 1 p.m. Tuesday at the banks in Fairmount and Summitville. Advance tickets are 3.50 and cover all sessions while door prices are 2 per session. Madison Grant will receive a greater share of proceeds.
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Argylls Host County Reserve Tourney Start Times Set
The Argylls host the county reserve tournament with Marion Bennett meeting the host at 6 and Elwood vs Oak Hill at 7 30 on Tuesday. Eastbrook and Mississinewa play Thursday, with the reserve championship before the varsity finals on Saturday January 7 in Marion.
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Indians Edge Jeffs In Four Corner Affair For Holiday Title
Anderson Indians survived a tight grind against Jeffersonville in the New Castle Holiday Tournament final, using Lyle Kirtz’s 21 points to overcome a 39 37 deficit. Kirtz sparked late as Graves and Sowder led Jeff’s scoring, while Anderson controlled the tempo and rebounding to seal the 41 49 victory and claim the championship.
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Highland Wins Double Overtime
Highland Scots rally from eight down to beat Mississinwa 86 71 in double OT at the Classic Athletic Conference opener. Sophomores Gary Delph Crull and Keith Richie spark late rally while Norm Delph and Richie pace 18 point team. Wayman adds 19 and 15 rebounds before fouling out. Scots now 4-3 after tough win.
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High School Basketball Results From Doew Castle Tourney
Readable scores from the Doew Castle Classic and related meetings show Andersen leading with 41 for Jeffersonville, plus Consolation and regional results including Mishawaka, Owen Valley, Linton, Terre Haute North, and others. NBA and college scores appear in brief junto with overall event placements and notable performances.
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Small Schools Seek Recognition in Indiana Basketball Reform
Sullivan Indiana AP report details Sullivan Principal Jerry Miller backing a multi class system for the state tournament. He argues smaller schools would gain weekly polls all state honors and more frequent Final Four appearances, countering Milan 1954 nostalgia and Plump support for one class.
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