Muncie Faces Probe Over Frankfort Tournament Brawl
Indiana athletic officials move to discipline Muncie Central after a Frankfort tournament final riot. Police had to clear the floor as Bearcats players and fans clashed with Anderson supporters. Eskew vows full investigation and possible suspensions amid reports of players striking opponents and spectators.
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Huffman
Fred McKinley
Muncie Central High
Mexico
Cory
Gibson
Frankfort
Robert Gibson
Muncie Central
Muncie
Anderson
Steve Simpson
Simpson
Ed Wilson
Ed Williams
Tom Williams
Mike Hall
Wilson
Williams
Barbara Bullard
AHS
Eskew
Indianapolis
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Bearcats
Phil N. Eskew
Elkhart
Anderson Newspapers
Indians
IHSAA
Anderson Second In Game Room Meet
The Anderson YMCA boys finish second in a local game room meet with AV listed among participating teams. Multiple readings show Anderson securing runner up status in a compact community event.
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Anderson
The
Anderson Ymca Boys
Defeammant
Injuries Hamper Texas Navy At Dallas Bowl Showdown
Texas and Navy prepare for New Year’s Day bowls in Dallas with eight top teams and heavy TV coverage. Navy’s Donnelly and Texas stalwart Fat Nannalli suffer injuries. coaches weigh impact as rosters seek to field offense at Cotton, Orange, Sugar and other bowls.
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Texas
Navy
Dallas
Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press Sports
Washington
Daly's
Miami
New Orleans
Gendana
CBS
Auburn
Nebraska
ABC
Ilinois
NBC
Tavy
Donnelly
Roger Staubach
Wayne Hardin
Anderson's Bearcats Fall In Frankfort Tourney Final
Dwight Tallman and Bob Barnet discuss Anderson's 76 69 final win over Muncie Central in the Frankfort Holiday Tourney. Clevenger, Tallman�s standout, leads Anderson with speed and depth while Elkhart is sized up as a stronger opponent. The piece notes incidents at Frankfort, suspension questions, and upcoming games as the season nears January 1964.
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Dwight Tallman
Muncie
Anderson
Elkhart
Bearcat
Steve
Clevenger
Tallman
Sundiana
Munday
Central
Billy Ray
Jim Truax
Larry Whittington
Muncie Central
Indians
de Central
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Pirates Anderson
Madison Heights
Pirates
Frankfort
Noblesville
Illinois High School Basketball Top Two Hold Steady
Springfield Based UPI report shows Collinsville and Galesburg leading the weekly Illinois high school basketball ratings. The major shift notes Centralia and Renate making notable moves among the top teams in the state rankings.
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Springfield, Il
UPI
Collinsville
Galesburg
Tinited Press
Ino
Iinois
Centralia
Renate Abn
Fant Newbey
Louisville Eyes 1964 Athletics Move Amid City Talks
The piece reports Lord Finley weighing a move of the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville for the 1964 season, as Louisville and nearby cities consider hosting duties amid continued negotiations with Kansas City officials. It notes regional standings in other teams and the tense talks surrounding franchise relocation.
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Jecause
Decatur
Centralia
Louisville
Collinsville
Charles O. Finley
St. Louis
Kansas City Athletics
Galesburg
Finley
Lockport
Pekin
Rock Island
Hast Moline
Moline
Kansas City
Chamberlain scores triple in NBA weekly stats
Wilt Chamberlain topped the league with 34.3 points per game after 32 games while Oscar Robertson and Bob Pettit trailed in scoring. The weekly sheet also lists top teams, standings, and new entrants in the Illinois and nearby circuits, with Bloom, Pekin, Centralia, and Crane Tech among noted movers.
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New York
UPI
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Bob Pettit
St. Louis
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Walt Bellamy
Raosimnars
Turnesa Brothers to be Honored as Golf Family of the Year
The six Turnesa brothers from Westchester County, New York, will be named the outstanding golf family of the year at the National Golf Awards Dinner on January 22. Willie and Jim are noted as former U S and British Amateur and PGA champions, with Joe, Mike, Phil, and Doug also holding runner-up or club professional credentials.
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New York
Turnesa
Metropolitan Golf Writers Association
Mike
Ben ‘Hogan
Phil and
Doug
Westchester Club
Sugar Bowl cage score Auburn 62 Loyola 52
In a college game at the Sugar Bowl Auburn defeated Loyola 62 to 52. Kentucky edged Duke 81 to 79 in a final. Holiday Tournament Texas beat Pennsylvania 69 to 61. Illinois topped Notre Dame 87 to 78 and Georgia Tech beat Navy 84 to 73.
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Auburn
Loyola
Kentucky
Duke
Texas
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Navy
President Johnson to skip Texas Navy Cotton Bowl game
President Johnson will not attend the Cotton Bowl between Texas and Navy and will spend New Year’s Day at the LBJ ranch. Henry Cohen, Britain’s heavyweight champ, agreed to a February 24 European title bout with Brian Landon in Manchester.
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Sounson City
Tex
White House
Johnson
Texas
Navy
LBJ
London
Henry Coon Ier
Brian Landon
Manchester
Houston Signs Two Top Draft Choices
The Houston Oilers signed two of their top draft picks: halfback Eizell Seals from Prairie View A&M and center linebacker Sammy Odum from Northwest Louisiana. Seals was the Oilers eighth AFL pick and drew NFL interest from four teams. Odum was the Oilers tenth overall pick and Browns’ fifth NFL choice. Seals runs the 100-yard dash in 9.8 seconds and is listed at 6 feet, 212 pounds.
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Houston
UPI
Houston Oilers
Eizell Seals
Prairie View
Tex
A&m
Sammy Odum
Northwest Louisiana
Seals
Oilers
Odum
Cleveland Browns
NFL
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Charles Cummings
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