Maryland Coach Tatum Likely To Speak With North Carolina
Sources say Maryland football coach Tatum was given permission to discuss the head coach role at Chapel Hill. He may receive a smaller salary at UNC, and a visit to Chapel Hill is planned later this week for formal talks.
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Athletes Gather For Winter Play In Cortina 1956 Games
Organizers say 1615 athletes and officials will compete in Cortina D Ampezzo and Misurina for the 1956 Winter Games. The Soviet Union fields 143 participants, the United States 126. Iranians arrive first on January 10.
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Anderson Slips By Shelbyville For 9th Victory
Anderson edged Shelbyville by a small margin to claim its ninth win as Tech hosts Friday. Gary Long led Shelby with 24 points on 7 steals and 10 rebounds while Indian guards and reserve players contributed in a hard fought game, Shelby’s second loss in league play and Martinsville’s earlier OT upset noted.
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Jim Luttoon
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Summitville Five Loses At Eaton Cassady Voted Male Athlete Of The Year
The piece honors Robert L. Morgan, longtime Anderson police chief since 1936, and recalls his high school basketball fame in 1935. It notes Cassady as the senior Ohio State football star dominating the era, with references to local teams Eaton Norsemen and Summitville, plus attendance at Kokomo and Butler Fieldhouse era games.
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Anderson Sectional Advances to Indianapolis After Regional Shakeups
The Anderson sectional repeats as regional changes reshuffle venues and new gyms appear including Churubusco Switz City Knox Noblesville and Syracuse. Indiana high school tennis style shifts show Bloomington Martinsville CovingtonGreencastle moves along with Fort Wayne hosting changes and Muncie joining Indianapolis semis with rivals from Columus Rushville and others as 16-team and 1-day tourneys reduce across districts.
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Little League head Stotz faces injunction fight
A federal breach of contract suit in Lewisburg Pa. targets Carl E. B. Stotz founder of Little League Baseball. Judge Frederick V. Follmer grants a temporary injunction against Stotz to stop him from forming a rival organization while a decision is due Friday. The case, filed by Little League Baseball Inc., centers on a dispute over Stotz plans to create another baseball league for boys.
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