Howe, Tech, Lafayette on edge as IHSAA probe looms
The Anderson Herald reports Muncie Howe eyes a Friday clash with Tech amid an IHSAA investigation into brawling after a 76-69 loss to Anderson. Lafayette looms as a top opponent while other state contenders like Washington, Cathedral, and Shortridge vie for late-season momentum and a looming city tourney.
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Dodgers Named Team of the Year in AP Poll
The 1963 Los Angeles Dodgers, led by Koufax and Podres, edged into the World Series and defeated the Yankees in four straight games to claim the AP 1963 Team of the Year title with 335 points on 143 ballots. Celtics and Bears also ranked highly in the year-end poll.
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Harney wins LA Open with 280 as Palmer fades
Harold Harney of Worcester, Mass., shoots a 280 to win the LA Open at Rancho Golf Course. Arnold Palmer trails at 282, with Bobby Nichols second at 281 after a decisive late putt. Finsterwald Geiberger and Palmer vie for third as Nichols earns $4,000 and others collect smaller prizes.
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UCLA Tops AP Poll as Bruins Unbeaten Streak Extends
UCLA rises to No 1 in the Associated Press poll after a 11 game win streak, earning 31 1/3 first place votes while Kentucky slides to second with 322 points. Davidson moves up to fifth as Villanova and Duke swap spots at the bottom of the top ten, with Indiana and Cincinnati also among top contenders.
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Pepsi Marshall And Chesterfield Win Y Contests
Kentucky stretched its lead to 10 points before a Saturday upset by Tech 76 to 57. Loyola Chicago tallied over 100 in two wins last week to remain third with 308 points, followed by Michigan 264 and Davidson 238. Oregon State and Cincinnati split weekend games after each had a prior victory.
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Kentucky Athletics Move Possible As A's Seek AL Approval
Charles C. Finley signed a contract to move the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville for 1964 pending American League approval. The state would cover 1964–65 costs including up to 500000 for seating, with the team to be renamed the Kentucky Athletics. Gov. Edward Breathitt hailed the move as a historic South to major league baseball representation.
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Ft Atkinson crushes Prairie Du Sac 198 to 105 in late game
RANIGLES DU SAL Wis AP late arrivals puzzled fans as Ft Atkinson routed Prairie Du Sac 198 105. Ft Atkinson led 45 19 after the first period 90 59 at halftime and 48 80 after three quarters. Vander Meulen tallied 17 points while Papke and Juber added 44 and 40 respectively.
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Area Basketball Card This Week Schedule Highlights
This week's schedule features Oakland City at Anderson, Yorktown at Gaston, and Anderson at Fort Wayne Central among Friday and Saturday games. College scores include Northwestern and Wisconsin games, with notable intramural results and upcoming tournament notes.
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St Mary's and Bennett Split Two Contests
St Mary's eighth graders beat Bennett 70 to 4 while Bennett freshmen defeated St Mary's freshmen 72 to 6 in a St Marys gym game. Other lines mix historical scores and unrelated items from various sources.
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Winter Recreation Program Strengthens Grade School Sports
Supt G E Ebbertt announced grade schools will run a winter recreation and physical education program for fourth to sixth graders as an intramural outside school hours. Activities include basketball volleyball tumbling and other games. The program starts after Christmas vacation and runs Saturdays except when open school sessions occur.
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Bowling inspection and league standings at Cooper's Bowl
The page lists scores from Murnan's East Side and Cooper's Bowl Standings with high scorers including W. Merritt 210, J. Cummings 205, and J. Fridley 214. Teams such as Gage Crib and Plant 10 One are shown with multiple players and scores, alongside honor roll names and local business standings in industrial league context.
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East Side Edges Park Place To Keep Unbeaten Run
East Side fought Park Place to a 29 to 25 final in the Intermediate Sunday Sch 001 League at Hazelwood gym. Park Place tied three times in the third quarter before Hopper’s basket and Poore’s two free throws in the final 11 seconds sealed the win. Referee Rebenack and umpire Athens presided.
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Michigan State Streaks Past Badgers On Home Court
Michigan State beat Wisconsin 1069? on its home floor for its first Big Ten win in two starts. Pete Gent led the Spartans with 25 points while Wisconsin’s Bob Johnson added 14 as the Badgers dropped their second conference game in as many tries.
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Northwestern Storms To Early Lead In Big Ten Thriller
VANSTON Ill AP Northwestern jumped to an early advantage and defeated Indiana Hoosiers 79 65 Monday night in a Big Ten basketball game. Northwestern moved to 2 1 in the conference while Indiana dropped to 0 2. The Wildcats led 36 28 at halftime and stretched the margin to a 12 point second half edge. Cad Lopossa scored 21 and Bob Lopossa 15 of Northwestern s 26 total points in the half Tom Indiana led the Hoosiers with 18 while his twin Dick added 17.
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Patterson Scores TKO Win Over Foe
Floyd Patterson opened his comeback by stopping Santo Amanti, the Italian champ, in 2:25 of the eighth round at Johanneshov Stadium Stockholm before 11,700 fans. The former world heavyweight champion, inactive since losing to Sonny Liston, dominated every round of the 10 round affair.
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Pat Patterson's Brother Faces Pro Debut in Sweden
AP reports Ray Patterson, Floyd Patterson's younger brother, boxed six rounds in Norrling Sweden as part of a professional card amid Floyd's win over Santo Amont in eight rounds. The bout featured lively exchanges with no knockdowns, marking Ray's first professional step in the boxing world.
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French Skier Nins Slalom Wins International Race
Francois Bonliew, a veteran French skier, won the international men's slalom with a total time of 89.25 seconds on a 700 meter course. Americans Bruce Kidd and Chuck Ferris placed in the top ten, while Buddy Werner faltered late in the second run, dropping to a low finish.
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NCAA Disciplines Several Schools Hit by Provisional Punishments
NCAA imposes one year probation on Iowa State Centenary and Alabama with two suspensions for recruiting infractions. Indiana gains reprieve allowing post season competition in limited sports. Houston, Indiana and others cited minor violations, months of restrictions adjusted to allow certain events. Directors say penalties avoid severe sanctions, preserving some athletic activities.
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Parseghian Retains Three Notre Dame Assistant Coaches
New Notre Dame football coach Ara Parseghian retains three assistants from his Northwestern era, Paul Shoults, Richard Urich and Tomago. Shoults and Urich also served with him at Miami of Ohio. Parseghian began his Notre Dame tenure on Thursday, with athletic director Edward W. Krause announcing the hires.
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