Ravens Host Goshen Non-Conference Game At Home
Anderson College basketball hosts Goshen in a non-HCC matchup tonight at 8 with junior varsity at 6. Eastside five, seeking their first 1968 conference win, faces Indiana Central Greyhounds on Saturday and follows with Fort Wayne Indiana Tech on Jan. 20.
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Anderson College
Goshen
Ravens
Carter Electric
Eastside
Greyhounds
Indiana Central
Fort Wayne
Indiana Tech
Earlham
Franklin
HCC Power Manchester
Anderson Cagers
Maple Leaf
Goshens
Roman Gingerich
Maple Leafs
Keith Springer
Vern Penner
Northerners
Bob Cross
Dan Kauffman
Verlon Nofziger
Oakland City
Ron Parr
Parr
AC Five
HCC
Court rules judge retains contempt jurisdiction over Eskew case
Indiana Supreme Court officials debated whether Allen County Judge Dale Myers has contempt jurisdiction over IHSAA Commissioner Phil Eskew and Fort Wayne North Side Principal Bill Anthis. The informal session reviewed Dec 22 rulings on Schumaker eligibility, with the court seeking briefs on whether all defendants must post an appeal bond.
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High Court
IHSAA
Eskew
Anthis
Myers
Leigh Hunt
Hunt
Supreme Court
David Lewis
Lewis
Bill Schumaker
THSAA
North Side
Schumaker
Allen County Superior Court
Weichers and Ezinicki Lead Crosby Tourney Qualifiers
Husky Jimmy Weichers led qualifiers for the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach with a six under par 66 after a November operation left him idle. Bill Ezinicki headed the Spyglass Hill group with 71, while Bob Murphy just made the cut with 77 amid a field of 24 qualifiers. Don Whitt, returning after eight years, also qualified among Pebble Beach entrants.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
UPI
Jimmy Weichers
Bing Crosby
Weichers
Billy Casper
Spyglass Hill
Bill Ezinicki
New Seabury
Mass
Bob Murphy
Boca Raton
Fla
New Ball State Coach To Speak At Clinic Soon
Charles Wave Myers newly named Ball State head football coach will open the fifth annual City of Richmond football clinic at Earlham College on Saturday He will discuss the running game Others include Bron Bacevich Ed Biles Mavin Moorehead and Bob Baker Co-directors are Hub Etchison and Rick Carter Randy Wallick from Dixon Illinois to captain Dartmouth next season He caught 13 passes in 1967.
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Richmond
Ind
Charles
Wave) Myers
Ball State University
City of Richmond
Earlham College
Myers
Ball State
Bron Bacevich
Bacon
Cincinnati
Ed Biles
Xavier University
Mavin Moorehead
Upper Arlington
Ohio Prep
Bob Baker
Indiana A
Hub Etchison
Richmond’s
Indiana High School
Champee
Rick Carter
Barlam
Randy Wallick
Dixon, Ill
Dartmouth
Wallick
Lombardi Praises Foe and Packers Start Workouts
Vince Lombardi lauded the Oakland Raiders as a fine team and warned he would be terribly disappointed if Green Bay lost the upcoming Super Bowl in Miami. The Packers held a light, hourlong practice in 78 degree weather at Yankee Stadium, avoiding contact as workouts resume and Lombardi praised Oakland’s defense and speed, noting Daryle Lamonica’s passing prowess. Jim Grabowski, Packers star, is out with a knee injury and on crutches after cartilage removal from a recent knee tear.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
UPI
Vince Lombardi
Oakland Raiders
Green Bay Packers
Miami
Lombardi
Packers
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
Oakland
Boca Raton
Kansas City Chiefs
Los Angeles
Green Bay
Kansas City
Lombardi Sands Raiders
AFL
NFL
Daryle Lamonica
Jim Grabowski
Baltimore
Bart Starr
Fla
Falcons Deny Racial Bias Meet With NAACP
Atlanta Falcons denied charges of racial discrimination and owner Rankin Smith agreed to meet NAACP officials after a trade of Negro players sparked protests. The NAACP cited past moves, while the team emphasized performance and stated no racial policy.
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Atlanta
UPI
Atlanta Falcons
Rankin Smith
NAACP
Falcons
Ron Smith
Los Angeles Rams
A. M. Davis
Falcon
Davis
Ernie Wheelwright
New Orleans Saints
Bernie Casey
Rams
Frank Wall
Wall
Junior Coffey
Casey
San Francisco 49Ers
Tommy McDonald
Davis’ Telegram
NFL
Pont Among State's 10 Best Dressed Men
INDIANAPOLIS AP John Pont of Indiana University already voted coach of the year by football writers was named Monday one of the state's 10 best dressed men The list compiled by the Indiana Retail Men's Wear Association includes Edward Moose Krause Notre Dame athletic director and several Hoosier executives and business owners from Fort Wayne Indianapolis Vincennes Terre Haute Kokomo and Mount Vernon among others
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Indianapolis
John Pont
Indiana University
Indiana Retail Men's Wear Association
Edward
Moose) Krause
Notre Dame
Auto Body
Terre Haute
Robert Timmerman
Batesville
Donald Tenbrook
Kokomo
Russell M. Tolley
Thomas Vaught
Mount Vernon
Constantine Dies, Noted U.S. Sports Car Driver
George J. Constantine, 49, internationally known sports car racer, died Sunday night in New York from a heart attack at an apartment he kept there. He hailed from Southbridge, Massachusetts and was named the U.S. sports car driver of the year in 1960.
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Constantine
New York
George J. Constantine
Southbridge
Mass
U.S
Hoosiers and rivals eye Big Ten play this week
Indiana opens defense of its co champion title with a Tuesday trip to Illinois and a Saturday hosting Northwestern. Purdue hosts Wisconsin Tuesday in its lone game. Other Hoosier schedule items include Ball State at Indiana State Wednesday and Hanover at Earlham Tuesday. Notre Dame hosts Detroit Wednesday and plays at DePaul Saturday.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Hoosiers
Illinois
Northwestern Saturny
Purdue
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ball State
Indiana State
Hanover
Earlham
Taylor
Notre Dame
Detroit
DePaul
Goshen
Anderson
Grace
Franklin
Indiana Central
Manchester
Indiana Tech
Concordia
Spring Arbor
Tri- State
St. Francis
Huntington
Pasadena
Tri-State
Marian
Oakland City
Northwestern
Oliver
Rose Poly
St. Joseph's
Skier Dies After Snow Vehicle Collision at West Point
Paul Hyde a Clarkson College ski team member 19 from Homer New York died Sunday in Vassar Hospital Poughkeepsie after head injuries from a collision Saturday on West Point slopes. Hyde was at the Military Academy for a two day invitational meet when he ski into a snow weasel. He was not competing at the time, according to West Point officials.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Clarkson College
Vassar Hospital
U.S. Military Academy
West Int
Paul Hyde
Homer
Military Academy
West Point Information Office
West Point
Hyde
Insko To Address T P H A Dinner In Anderson
Del Insko, a harness racing driver with over $1 million in purses in each of the past two years, will be featured speaker at the Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association championship dinner in Anderson on January 26. Division championships will be awarded and the Indiana harness horse of the year named.
Jim Lemon Returns as Washington Senators Manager
James Robert Lemon, after leaving Griffith Stadium in 1955, returns to Washington to manage the Senators for two years, with GM George Selkirk citing long-term interest. Lemon, 40, has MLB experience as a player with Cleveland and the Senators and has coached in Minnesota. He identifies center field as the team’s primary weakness and discusses possible trades and catching needs as he reshapes the roster for 1967.
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Washington
Griffith Stadium
Chattanooga
Lem
James Robert Lemon
Washington Senators
Senators
Lemon
Gil Hodges
New York
Mets
George Selkirk
York
Selkirk
Maryland
College Park
Hodges
Minnesota
Cleveland
Chicago Kite Sox
Big Jim
Minnesota Twins
Fred Valentine
Hank Allen
Ed Stroud
Maravich's 42 Paces LSU's Win
Pete Maravich led LSU with 42 points to beat Georgia 79-76 in Athens. The sophomore star shot poorly from the floor yet excelled at the free throw line, lifting the Tigers to a key SEC victory while Georgia dropped from the conference lead. Jerry Epling topped the Bulldogs with 21 points as LSU improved to 5-1 in the SEC.
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Athens
UPI
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
University of Georgia
Maravich
LSU
Georgia
Tigers
Weeeeee Soa
Wil
Jerry Epling
Bulldogs
U S Baseball Federations Olympic Tournament Plan
Bre aitwhiler of eeme coach a U.S. college baseball team which will compete in an eight team tournament in connection with the Olympic Games in Mexico City this fall the U S Baseball Federation announced Monday.
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New York
Breaitwhiler
Eeme
U.S
Mexico City
U.S. Baseball Federation
Bowling Scores From Rains Gardens and Atlas Red-D-Mix Meet
Bowling scores list several team results with series wins by Abel's 3 and 4, Rains Gardens 3, and Emge's 0. Honor rolls feature high totals like H Luellen 221 and 245, Mahoney 204 235 205, plus multiple 200s from Stecher, King, and 204s for several players.
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Rains Gardens
Abel’s
Jack & Jills
Stechers
Opponent
Vance & Son
Emge’s
Albea’s Plumbing
R. Wilson
P. Carr
Ohler
Stecher
Hines
King
Atlas
Hasler's 3 Bodkin's Cleaning 1 Quinn's Garage 3 Adams' Garage 1
Honor roll lists Lehman 201 582 Claybaugh 235 245 664 D Miller 202 Whitinger 200 552 Kimm 201 Clark 211 R Garner 202 223 590 J Garner 208 568 Granger 206 Officials note THURSDAY MIXED results Hog Dogs 2 Hits Misses 2 Guys & Dolls 3 Massengill 1 Horns 3 Emge 1 B W 3
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Hasler’s
Bodkin’s
Quinn’s
Adams
Rains Gardens
Farmer’s Bank
Alabama
Sizelove Builders
Dept
Crow’s
Lehman
Claybaugh
D. Miller
Whitinger
Kimm
Clark
R. Garner
J. Garner
Granger
Guys & Dolls
Massengill
Emge
Wrestling Meet Scoreboard and Honor Roll
Control 4 Tool Room 0 Horns 4 Pick Ups 0 Die Cast One 4 Opponent 0 Die Cast Two 4 Well Drillers 0 Springs 4 Supervision 0 Moldmakers 4 Switches 0. Honor roll includes Gaylor 209 Vaughn 215 Luellen 201 212 589 Green 214 Wright 213 201 608 Kuklenski 220 Crosley 201 Kline 200 Per due 210 Danner 201 582 Purdue 214 Lewis 202 Moore 203 568.
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Rains Gardens
Gaylor
Vaughn
Luellen
Green
Wright
Kuklenski
Crosley
Kline
Perdue
League Standings and Honor Roll Snapshot
Point standings list Dept. 793 and teams with scores from 99 to 46, led by Dept. 793. Honor roll highlights Withers scoring 227 and 225 plus 657, D Kerring 212 and 224 plus 611, Reismiller 215 and 558, and Jones 216 553 among others.
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Dept
Wilson's Lone Oak
Chambers Real Estate
Miracle Water
Cooper's Bowl
Withers
D. Kerring
Reismiller
M. Folsom
Flick
Jones
McClain
Brico Industries Tops Greenlee's 35–31 in Closest Win
Brico Industries defeated Greenlee's 35 to 31 in a tight game. Maria led scoring with 29, Eleven and Twelve each added 29, Gib by's Package hit 27 percent, while Pepsi-Cola posted 2,744 in value. Honor roll lists J. Kurtz with 235 point total.
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Brico Industries
Greenlee’s
Maria
Gibby’ S
Pepsi-Cola
Brown & Pickett Hardware
Joe O'Neill Ins
Roby’s
J. Kurtz
Community standings and honor roll from Cooper's Bowl
The page lists business vote tallies for Lone Oak, Masonry, Clean Way, Panorama Barber Shop, Cooper's and others with percentages and figures, plus an honor roll showing F Kean, C Wakefield, C Peters, Shatiner, E Davis with scores in the 200s and district totals.
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Wilson's
Lone Oak
Moffitt’s Masonry
Clean Way
Panorama Barber Shop
Hunter-Weidner Chev
Regenald Pontiac
Cooper's
Middletown Builders
Hoosier Markets
Buck’s Rubbish
Madrid
Hilliard’s
Odd Fellows
Red Men
the Nobodys
United Oil
Kmart Sporting Goods
F. Kean
C. Wakefield
C. Peters
Shatiner
E. Davis
Point standings at Cooper's Bowl reveal tight race
Cooper's Bowl leads with 47 points as Albea's Plumbing sits second at 45 and M'Brook Sinclair and Pacers tied at 44. Keller's Kleaners hold 40, Sprite and Meadow Gold at 38, Breece Home Development 37, South dale Barbers 35, Atlas Red D Mix 33, Hartley Electric and Fifteen at 29, John Erler Industries 2, General Tele- trailing.
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Cooper's Bowl
Albea’s Plumbing
M’brook Sinclair
Pacers
Keller’s Kleaners
Sprite
Meadow Gold
Breece Home Development
Southdale Barbers
Atlas Red-Dmix
Hartley Electric
Fifteen
John Erler Industries
General Tele
Hal's Citgo 3 Dec 1191 1 Lowe's Insurance 3
Honor roll lists G Musselman 202 Swartz 201 New man 208 J Claybaugh 214 Shaw 224 L Johnson 231 Williams 218 plus others. Scores show small team standings and individual marks.
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Hal’s Citgo
Lowe’s Insurance
Lantern
Hartley Heating
John’s Pure Oil
Turner Welding
Rains Gardens
Warfield Ins
Hoosierland Orchards
GM Die
Greenlee’s
L. Johnson
H. Boggs
Davis
Williams
Man who rolled 50 straight dice games identified
Hartford Times reports Maxie Colleto of Springfield won about 25000 on one Las Vegas Friday in a 50 straight dice run. The next day he lost several thousand dollars, leaving him in debt after returning to the Dunes Hotel casino.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Colleto
Dunes
Thirteen Winning Pointers From The Pocket Pamphlet
Marion Ladewic offers bowling tips on aiming the V shape with fingers for a straight release. The guide explains hook spin comes from the fingers as the hand rises, no wrist twist needed. Don Carter promotes the pamphlet Position Stance Approach, requesting 10 cents and a stamped envelope to National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Don Carter
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Dr
Chicago
Local standings and honors from sports and bowling results
Brandon's 4, C C Mobile Homes 0 and Coca-Cola 4, Eubank Trophy 0 lead the matchups. Gene & Brownie's 3, Riggins Masonry 1. O'Neill Ins. 3, Local 663 1. Hackett Post 3, Bryce Brown Clothing 1. Strike- Mor Lanes 3, Oakland on Sales 1. Honor roll lists players C Weaver 211 223 610, D Cue 204 584, R Speedy 204 575, R Brady 201 568, C Abney 202 202, E Lykins 210, J ine 201, H Harper 201.
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Brandon's
Coca-Cola
Gene & Brownie's
Riggins Masonry
O'Neill Ins
Local
Hackett Post
Bryce Brown Clothing
Strike- Mor
Oakland
C. Weaver
D. Cue
R. Speedy
R. Brady
C. Abney
E. Lykins
J Ine
H. Harper
Negroes Enter Games Despite Boycott Plans
NEW YORK AP despite a call for Negro athletes to boycott the New York Athletic Club indoor track meet, many Negro athletes have entered the February 16 competition. The boycott leaders also urged Negroes to slow Olympic Games participation as a protest against U.S. racial policies, charging the club discriminates by not admitting Negroes.
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NEW York
New York Athletic Club
Centennial Board to Lead 100th College Football Anniversary
The National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame formed a committee to oversee a yearlong nationwide observance of college football's 100th anniversary. Donald B. Lourie of Winnetka Illinois, a Princeton quarterback on Walter Camp's 1920 All American list, will chair the Centennial Board in celebration of the 1869 Princeton Rutgers kickoff on November 6, 1869.
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New York
National Football Foundation and
Hall of Fame
C. J. LaRoche
Donald B. Lourie
Winnetka, Ill
Lourie
Princeton
Walter Camp
Quaker Oats Co
Rutgers
New Brunswick
N.J
Gallagher nets more than White Sox at World Series share
Jack Gallagher who tracks White Sox cars earned a larger post season share than the players receiving 428 dollars. His 500 dollar cash award topped the regular players’ share as they finished fourth in the American League pennant race.
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Chicago
Jack Gallagher
Chicago White Sox
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Alex Pure Milk
Kassel’s
Cullen & Stone DX
Keller-Ritchie Ins
Danner’s
Fuller Brush
Danny’s
Kroger’s
J & W Excavating
W. Saubert
B. Yeagy
D. Addison
D. Ritchie
T. Allen
B. Ray
D. Porter
D. Martin
J. Horn
W. Stellway
White
J. Ragsdale
C. Toby
Weichers, Ezinicki
Crosby
Foe
Milton Richman
David M. Moffitt
Pont
State
N‘western
Insko
T&pha
Jim Lemon
Frank Howard
Howard
Jim
Red Sox
Texas
Homes
Ragskeller
Johnson's Real Estate
Wonder Five
M. McCormick
D. Rinas
Bob Kitchen
Bob Deniton
C. Platt
B. Dunlap
M. Johnson
N. Hobbs
Norwood
Cooper’s Twins
Industrial Men’s
Marion Ladewic
American Legion
Lapel
Greenfield
Monnday
Ray
Hudson
Parks
Buckner
Howell
Geen Nee Esen
Carman
Greenfield Edwards
Helsley
Alford
Grubbs
McDonald
An Mahoney’s Shoe Store
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