Ravens Rally Past Oaks In Tight Conference Clash
Six foot four junior center Ken Strawn scored 42 points on 20 of 36 shooting as Anderson College beat Oakland City 82 to 76 in a non league tilt. The Ravens, boosted by Strawn and Har Meatlan’s 15 rebounds, moved into upper bracket contention with a win highlighted by a season high scoring barrage.
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College basketball scores and results across multiple games
The column lists numerous college and NBA outcomes: Anderson 93 over Oakland City 83, Indiana Central 74 over Franklin 6, Penn State 61 over Bucknell 50, Miami Ohio 64 over Kent State 6, Fla A and M 90 over Tuskegee 50, Geo Washington 65 over Richmond 32, Bellarmine 75 over Berea 60, West Virginia 8 over Virginia Polytechnic 1, Valparaiso 73 over LA of Chicago 5, Madison 77 over Jeffersonville 57, Martinsville 82 over Bloomington 5, Seymour 95 over North Vernon 60, Greensburg 65 over Batesville 57, Madison Shawe 72 over Jac Cen De 71, Shawswick 71 over Bedford 62, Greencastle 71 over Brazil 57, Pittsboro 81 over Roachdale 45, Covington 80 over Seegar 78, Williamsport 64 over avts 2, Kingman 40 over Fowler 94, Brook 41 over Rockville 67, New Market 52 over Bloomfield 47, Sullivan 35 over Evansville Rex Mundi 6, Evansville Central 55 over Boonville 62, Evansville Mate Jei 60 over Jasper 52, Huntingburg 42 over RO NBA Detroit 122 over St Louis 113, Cincinnati 113 over Chicago 106.
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New York Group Presses Archie Moore for Title Defense
The New York State Athletic Commission ordered Archie Moore to sign within 20 days to defend his light heavyweight crown against NBA Champion Harold Johnson or face suspension. Johnson filed a formal challenge with a $2,590 forfeit, initiating the title pursuit that dates back over seven years.
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Local Swimmers and Matmen Fall in Alaska Kokomo Results
Anderson teams suffered a 72-21 loss to Kokomo as wrestling and swimming events unfolded. Tom Pearson won springboard diving for Anderson, while Kokomo swimmers dominated most events and Anderson wrestlers extended their win streak 80-16 over Logansport with key pins by King Bausman and James.
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Lowell High School Nabs Narrow Victory In Bowling Match
The Lowell High School bowling team edged North Judson 52 to 49 after a delayed start caused by power failures. The match featured a four step approach and a short right foot first step as Lowell forged ahead in the second half.
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Walter Hagen Receives Gold Tee Award for Golf Merit
Walter Hagen, renowned golfer, named winner of the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association Gold Tee Award for meritorious contributions. The 69 year old now in Detroit will be honored at the annual dinner in New York on January 23 along with other awardees. Hagen turned pro at 16 and secured 11 major titles including two U.S. Open wins, five PGA events, and four British Opens before retiring in 1949.
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NFL Adopts Rule Change to Ban Face Mask Grabs
The NFL approved its first playing rule change in four years on an experimental basis, banning grabbing an opponent’s face mask. The change, suggested by the Baltimore Colts, aims to improve safety with a radio timing device to be tested. Epson Downs is noted for Derby history from 1780.
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East Chicago Washington Tops Two Indiana Polls
Indiana high school basketball polls show East Chicago Washington rated No 1 in both the UPI and AP rankings. Kokomo Evansville Bosse Tell City and Lafayette also appear among the leaders as Madison and South Bend Central lose ground. The list reflects 26 teams and new entrants like Michigan City.
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St Marys Ticket Plans Announced By Worden
Athletic Director Dick Worden announces ticket sales for 370 St Marys fans for the White River Conference invitational Journey. Tickets go to Pep Club, students and adults at St Marys cafeteria and gym, with dates through January including general sale Monday.
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Texas Southern League merger talks surface
Albuquerque Tribune reports discussions of a Texas League and Southern Association merger. If the Southern Association cannot field teams for 1962, replacements would be Birmingham and Mobile. four clubs are ready for 1962: Chattanooga Nashville Little Rock and Evansville.
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Indictments Tied to Dixie Classic and ACC Tourney Fixes
Wake County grand jury indicted 10 men on 65 bribery counts in a nationwide game fixing scandal touching the 1959 Dixie Classic and the ACC Championship. Four NC State players allegedly agreed to shave points. Don Gallagher and Mike Callahan were named in bribe offers. Indictments cite games involving NC State from 1959 to 1961 and list defendants from New York, Pittsburgh, Biloxi, and St. Louis, with bonds totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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NCAA lifts probation for UNC and Loyola in convention action
At the 56th annual NCAA convention the Policy Making Council lifted one year basketball probation for the University of North Carolina and Loyola New Orleans effective immediately. The council indicated no decision yet on the University of Arizona termination and noted football coaches urged six code changes.
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Great Northern Ends Childes Unbeaten Run in 75-? Victory
Great Northern defeats Childes 75 to 21 as Milton's and Ginter lead scorers. Teams exchange baskets early with Great Northern taking control in the second half behind Looper Hughes and Gabrauth. Final totals show Great Northern overpowering Childes with sustained defense and balanced scoring.
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Dressen Named Pilot Of Toronto Maples Leaf
Charlie Dressen, fired as Milwaukee Braves manager last season, was named skipper of the Toronto Maples Leaf of the International League. Dressen, 63, remains in the Braves system and guided the Braves to a second-place NL finish in 1960 before being replaced amid dissension.
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