Roosevelt Seeks state tourney bid with unbeaten Rough Riders
East Chicago Roosevelt, top-ranked, eyes Indiana high school tourney as only Rough Riders remain undefeated with a 20 game win streak. They face Hammond and Gary Mann in final regular season road tests while several other state powers push late-season runs.
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Cokes Wins Ten Round Decision Over French Boxer Josselin
Paris report says Curtis Cokes dominated Jean Josselin in a non title ten rounder, scoring two knockdowns in rounds two and ten and controlling most of the action despite a late French rally. The Westernei champion previously defeated Josselin in 1966 in Dallas. Alabama will have 26 letter for its 1968 football team.
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De Gaulle Opens Winter Olympics Face of Grenoble Games
Grenoble hosts the 10th Winter Olympic Games with Charles de Gaulle opening ceremonies. Athletes from 38 nations compete in figure skating, Alpine skiing, speed skating, and bobsled. US hopes center on Peggy Fleming, Tim Wood, and Judy Nagel, as a strong Soviet and Nordic field looms.
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F M Oil Edges Pepsi Cola In Close Indy Court Thriller
F and M Oil of Indianapolis converted 23 of 28 free throws to edge Andersons 92 87 in a high intensity South Side gym showdown Pepsi Cola led early 20 1 but F M Oil rallied to take a 87 83 lead before late misses by Harber and Nunn kept the final margin at one point Short paced the Oil with 33 Wilkinson 19 Nunn 18 Harber 12 Hicks 16 and Morgan 13 for Pepsi Cola Williamson 13 Williamson and Long 19 led Pepsi Cola with 13 and 19 respectively West Side All Stars beat Fraternal Order of Police 71 159 in prelim action.
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Vacation Land Wins Peabody Purse at Pimlico
Vacation Land ridden by Paul Kallai led from the start to win the six furlong Peabody Institute Purse at Pimlico by four lengths. Summer Rocket was second after King Barney was disqualified moving Snake River into third. The bay colt clocked 1 13 1 5 and paid 6.00 4.20 3.60 with Summer Rocket at 8.00 4.90 and Snake River 6.60. Ohio State previously held the Big Ten record for 17 straight football victories from 1954 to 1956.
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Irish Stage Comeback After Average Season
British backer and U S action fuel a potential Open tennis victory. London reports an almost won struggle as forces align to push open tennis toward lasting change.
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Ravens Clash With Earlham Again Tonight
The Anderson College Ravens travel to Richmond for a Hoosier Conference rematch with Earlham Quakers. Earlham sits 9-1 overall and leads the league, while AC fights to improve its 2.5 conference mark as it aims to halt Earlham’s home dominance and climb in standings.
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Hockey scores and results from league play
Minnesota beat Oakland 4 to 3 while New York lost 3 to 0 against Montreal. Philadelphia won 4 to 1 over Toronto and Boston defeated Detroit 5 to 4. Chicago led Los Angeles 3 to 3 in a tied game and Cleveland beat Buffalo 4 to 1 in American League action.
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