Anderson College honors 27 grid players with major awards
Anderson College's 1957 football program honors 27 Ravens with major letters. Coach Jim Macholtz notes 26 players receive awards while trainer Eldridge Ellis sits out with a knee injury. The team finished 7-1, earned three NAIA honors, and two team distinctions. Stone, Carlson, and Taylor post strong stats including yardage, touchdowns, and passing averages.
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Ravens Dominate Scoring as Macholtz Praises Team Spirit
Boling through the season the Ravens posted strong totals with Carlson throwing nine TDs and two interceptions on 40 attempts for 257 yards. Brooks Taylor led with 99.3 rushing yards per game and 7.49 play average on 195 rushes and 279 aerial yards. The Eastsiders completed 96 SU passes at a 123 j average per contest while Raven total yardage reached 2,633 to 1,936 for opponents. Honorary captain Taylor and MVP Bill Norris led awards, with Major award recipients listed for various players and Whitey Ellis as trainer.
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Massachusetts
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Anderson
Eastsiders
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Bill Norris
Sand Springs
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Macholtz
Team Spirit
Duane Agler
Decatur
Ind
Dick Altman
New Castle
Ed Bean
Jack Bloom
Uniontown
Dan, Brown
Covington
Jerry Brown
Indianapolis
Gus Carlson
Ashland
Mass
Dienzel
Dennis
Irvine
Eldon Flaming
Caldwell
Kans
Wes Gillespie
Bellefontaine
Yonkers
N.Y
Okla
Doug Smith
Fairview Park
Bob Stone
Nitro
W. Va
Gordon Taylor
Pomona
Calif
Jerry Wichael
Springfield
Larry Yelton
Florence
Whitey Ellis
Scott Depot
Sports hangover begs solutions across major leagues
A roundup from New York notes New Year's Day will reveal unresolved sports headaches in 1957. Baseball battles majors and minors over TV, tennis faces a Davis Cup setback, boxing boxing pages and golf pace argue slow play, and college basketball faces zone defense debates. Pro football contemplates expansion to 14 teams as markets vie for growth amid commissioners and owners.
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Survival fires never build a fire under a snow laden tree
In wilderness conditions do not place a fire beneath snow laden branches for danger of sudden snow fall. If out of matches start a small heat source by a reflected fire on a rock and pile on fuel when waking in the night to stay warm and safe.
Indians Tie Into Shelbyville Here
Indians will end the holiday schedule with a Friday night game against Shelbyville at the Wigwam. Anderson, riding a 6-4 season mark after two Christmas wins, faces a tough slate ahead with Muncie Central and Indianapolis Tech among others. Coach Osborne lauded Delph Patterson and Sullivan, noting reserves’ strong free throws and rebound defense.
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Norm Delph
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Phil Sullivan
Tribe
Cecil Robinson
John Teague
Shelby‘ile
Nine teams vie in holiday tourney as Bradley gains win
rAn Fare of nine, 13 first and 760iver vinel analyzed Temple may saints for a close-up fourth. After its 13th place standing all ime x er its 65-59 decision over Califor ne Rocher tin yannia in the holiday tournament if Bradley beat the Bearcats 79-73, nals at New York. San Francisco, winner of nine of 10, was sixth. Maryland and Michigan State, he seventh and eighth place teams, both last, for the first time Monday. Memphis State downed Maryland 47-46 in three over times for the Sugar Bowl title and]£ Washington upended Michigan¢ State 71-69. Washington was the last stop for State on a successful western swing. Ninth place Mississippi state. West Virginia and Kansas the, only unbeaten teams remaining among the top 10, was idle Mon day. Following Mississippi State n came Kentucky, a 75-42 winner over Loyola of Chicago on Monday. Among the second 10 clubs, Bradley may move up [rom 12th) in another week after its victory]
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Washington
Knicks Set Garden Scoring Record in 142-116 Win
The New York Knickerbockers crushed the Minneapolis Lakers 142 to 116 at Madison Square Garden to set a club single game scoring mark and break the previous Garden record. Guy Sparrow and Richie Guerin each had 23 points, Willie Naulls 22, with a 40-point second quarter powering the victory in front of 8,432 spectators.
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Duke Sooners Ready For Orange Bowl Battle
Miami United Press reports the 24th annual Orange Bowl pits Oklahoma Sooners against Duke Blue Devils before a 76 560 crowd with kickoff at 2 45 p m c s t The game may test Dodd’s ankle and Baker could start for Oklahoma Both teams rely on running games as showers threaten field conditions and 75 degree afternoon weather is forecast The Orange Bowl marks the last year with Big Eight and ACC tie ins and will be broadcast nationally They seek to cap a 6 2 2 season with a victory with Duke aiming to upset as an 11 point underdog
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Duke Blue Devils
Oklahoma
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Bill Murray
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Royals Rally Past Pistons In 103 96 Win
Cincinnati Royals beat the cold-shooting Detroit Pistons 103 96 as Maurice Stokes returns after 11 games. Stokes scores eight with 18 rebounds as Jack Twyman adds 30 and Clyde Lovellette 26. Detroit’s Yardley 22 and Shue 20 lead Pistons. Royals move to second in the Western Division.
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Anderson College Honors 1957 Cross Country and Tennis Athletes
Thirteen athletes receive awards for cross country and ten nis as the faculty athletic committee recognizes participation in 1957 programs. Distances letters go to Ken Crouch Lowell Smith Robert Tilford Mitchell Chalmer Reinking and Ed Richards. Numerals in cross country awarded to Bill Agee and Lee Kinch. Tennis varsity awards go to Jim Crosthwaite Stan Kardatzke Stan Kirkpatrick Jack Longnecker and Dean Shield. Randall King earns a minor award.
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Ken Crouch
Lowell Smith
Anderson
Robert Tilford
Mitchell
Ind
Chalmer Reinking
Decatur
Ed Richards
Richmond
Mich
Bill Agee
Springfield
Lee Kinch
Nichita
Kans
Jim Crosthwaite
Morehead
Stan Kardatzke
Wichita
Stan Kirkpatrick
Jack Longnecker
Oklahoma City
Okla
Dean Shield
Grand Rapids
Minn
Randall King
Campbellsville
Jaycees and Indiana Flooring Clash For YMCA Title
Jaycees and Indiana Flooring, finalists from a 14 team field, meet tonight at 7 30 in the YMCA Holiday Basket ball Tournament championship. Jaycees beat Childes Coal Emge s and Etch son s earlier while Indiana Flooring knocked off Wilson s Poul try Frankton Christian and Collegians to reach the final.
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Rebels Will Throw Against Longhorns
Mississippi Rebels arrive in New Orleans as favorites to beat Texas in the Sugar Bowl. Coach Johnny Vaught says the team will come out throwing, with Kent Lovelace starting at right half in place of Billy Lott who has a healed collarbone injury. Texas prepares at Biloxi before game time, with a light drill. Nevada mob scenes and fan support fill the city as NBC prepares to broadcast the clash. Four boxing champions Floyd Patterson Archie Moore Joe Brown and Pascual Perez defended their titles in 1957.
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Mississippi
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Illinois opens deer season after 57 years
Hunters bag 1 038 deer in the first Illinois deer season in 57 years. Of the total 217 were taken by archers while shotgun hunters also contributed. State Conservation Department officials noted heavy herds with another season planned for 1958. Attendance at bowls and football games rose with 11 535 deer licenses sold in 1957 and Michigan State setting a new attendance record with 358 563 fans.
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