Madison County Eight Team Tourney Opens At Anderson Wigwam
Madison County eight team invitational begins Wednesday night at the Anderson Wigwam with Highland facing Windfall and Markleville meeting Middletown. Thursday features Pendleton versus Summitville and Frankton. Semifinals Saturday night with finals that evening. Wayne South visits Madison Heights in a Friday showcase. Burris travels to Elwood while Anderson hosts Muncie Central in a North Central tilt.
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Notre Dame and Michigan State Named Co-Champions
The Helms Athletic Foundation named Notre Dame and Michigan State co-champions of the 1966 college football season. This marked the first time HAF named co-champions since 1900.
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UCLA Holds Lead in AP College Poll
UCLA remains ahead in the AP Top 10 after an unbeaten 9 0 run and a 76 67 win over Washington State. Louisville moves up to No 2 after key results. Princeton jumps to seventh following a 91 81 victory over North Carolina which drops the Tar Heels to fifth.
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State College Cage Records Roundup
Friday slate features Butler vs St Josephs and Marquette against Valparaiso as Indiana and neighboring programs contest league play. Monday action includes Marian at Kent Southern with several intracity and intercollegiate matchups across the region.
Mullet's 10th Basket Delivers Goshen Narrow Win
Mullet scoring 20 points sparked a second half comeback as Goshen's Maple Leafs defeated Anderson 82 to 81. The rally featured a full court press and a late corner jumper from Mullet with three seconds left after Goshen trailed by 19 at 10:15. Anderson committed 18 turnovers while Гoshen had four double-digit scorers led by Springer 22 and Long 25.
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Court Scores and Pro Games Highlight Weekend Results
College scores feature Goshen over Anderson 82 81 Indiana over Minnesota 83 68 New York U over Hofstra 81 61 Xavier over Duquesne 61 57 Va Tech over Wake Forest 82 70 Virginia St over Morgan St 84 72 Butler over Wabash 89 71 Iowa State over Oklahoma State 54 38 Morris Harvey over Marshall 86 79 Florida Southern over Mercer 69 61 Ashland over Thiel 73 34 Niagara over Villanova 68 65 Valparaiso over Air Force 68 66 Southern Illinois over Evansville 41 Albany Delaware Co. Tourney Eaton over Yorktown 67 57 Selma over Cowan 65 52 Pro basketball results include Cincinnati 126 Baltimore 94 St Louis 117 Detroit 115 Philadelphia 117 Chicago 108 New York 121 Los Angeles 118 Barbecue and fried chicken at the Huddle.
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Loop Leaders Face Double Challenges This Week
Indiana State leads the Indiana Collegiate Conference with 20 wins and faces Ball State and St. Francis in key tests. Butler, Earlham, and Indiana Central contest for second as Evansville, Manchester, and Taylor also play Tuesday and Saturday games. Dick Harris of Manchester tops scoring with 375 points and 28.7 per game, followed by Bob Arnzen of Notre Dame and Chuck Taylor of Taylor.
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Markleville toppled Highland 29 to 16 in key meet
Markleville defeated Highland 29 16 on Highland floor marking their seventh win in eight meets. Bricker pinned Noble in 1 36 for his eighth straight win. The George King coached team head to Knightstown Wednesday to face Madison Heights B team.
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Alou Signs Pirates Contract For 1967 Season
Matty Alou signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates for the 1967 season. He led both leagues with a .342 batting average last year and agreed to terms on Monday.
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Madison Heights Navy Overwhelms Concord in Swim Meet
Madison Heights defeated Concord 83 to 13 in varsity swimming. Bob Baker Wendry Crim and Bob Humphries each won two events setting school records and leading a sweep of relays. Baker set a new 50 free record and won 100 free. Crim tied records in 200 and 400 free.
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Raymond J. Kelly dies former Times sports editor
Raymond J. Kelly, 68, longtime sports editor of The New York Times, died at his Bronxville home from a heart attack Sunday night.
Princeton Climbs Into UPI Top 10 Also Advances Ivy Power
Princeton University’s basketball team surges to No. 9 in the UPI ratings, the first Ivy League club ever to reach the top 10. The Tigers, 11-1 in the week, upset North Carolina and rose after strong wins over top Ivy rivals. UCLA remained No. 1 with 384 points. Louisville and North Carolina followed.
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New Cincinnati Reds Get New Ownership Group
A Cincinnati business group led by Francis L. Dale takes over control of the Reds after National League approval. Dewitt remains as consultant on a $25,000 salary. Bill Dale Jr. holds 15 percent. The owners plan a 40 year stadium lease and push stadium funding and an AFL franchise effort.
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North Takes Senior Bowl 35 13 Over South in Mobile
North quarterback Virgil Carter and Colehour led three air touchdowns and two rushing scores as the Yankees beat the South 35 13 at Ladd Stadium before 40 605 fans. Bubba Smith earned MVP honors. Ray McDonald and Harry Wilson powered the North running game.
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New Orleans Cubs Pro Eleven Saints Name Unveiled
Stockholders of the New Orleans NFL team announced the entry will be called the Saints. Owner Al Hirt said the name honors jazz and the Saints Go marching In, and has nothing to do with religion.
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Undefeated Leaders Face Tests In Tue Night Showdowns
Three of Indiana’s nine unbeaten high school teams risk their perfect records on Tuesday with NCHSAA style matchups. No. 3 Michigan City and No. 1 Evansville North are cited, while No. 4 New Castle and No. 6 Marion clash in a North Central Conference duel. Additional games feature Cloverdale, Logansport, and South Central as the 52nd annual Wabash Valley Tournament nears its Terre Haute finals next week.
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Indians Triumph at YMCA Games Led by Looper and Gaar
The Indians defeated the Local 1944 team 74 to 47 in YMCA basketball action. Taare scored 19 on the night as Indiana contributions helped secure the win for Looper and Gaar's squad.
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Kimble Withdraws. New Orleans Pushes Hawks Plan
St. Louis AP report says J R Kimble, vice president of the New Orleans group, withdrew from the $3.8 million bid for the Hawks. Kimble cites discord within the 13 man syndicate. New Orleans backers say withdrawal won’t affect plans to move the team. a St Louis group has until Jan 18 to match the offer. Ben Kerner set the deadline for conditional sale talks.
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Memorial Service Held For Haynes In Minnesota
Memorial services were held in Minneapolis for Joseph W. Haynes 49 executive vice president of the Minnesota Twins and former major league pitcher. He died of a heart attack Friday night after shoveling his car from snow at his Hopkins home.
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