Madison County Tourney Opens With Rematches And Mismatches
The annual Madison County Tournament kicks off at Anderson High School Wigwam with pairings including rematches Markleville vs Middletown and Pendleton vs Lapel. Windfall replaces St Marys and faces Highland while Summitville meets Codling. Frankton and Summitville loom as strong offenses in a crowded field.
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Successor Set as Experimental Favorite at New York
The 1966 year-old champion Successor from Wheatley Stable is favored to win the mythical Experimental Prep Handicap ratings released by The Jockey Club. Bold Ruler topweight at 146 pounds and trainer Eddie Neloy note Successor’s strong form, with additional contenders including Deager and In Reality. The meeting at Hialeah Park opens January 16, with notable entries and weights listed by Trotter.
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College and Pro Scores From Associated Press Roundup
Scores from various games include Barr-Reeve 67 Ireland 4, Greensburg 82 Batesville 74, Patricks 6, Thorntown 80 Wells 67, Delaware County Tourney Boyerton 69 Daleville 63, Albany 92 Center 66, Indiana Central 85 Manchester Hanover 110 Earlham 87 Huntington 96 St Francis Franklin 66 Taylor 6, Indiana Tech 72 Concordia, Indiana, Holy Cross 74 Rhode Island, Duke 86, Clemson, Bowling Green 77, Kent State, Texas Tech 99, SMU 73, Western Illinois 96, Franklin & Marshall 72 Davidson 78 Citadel 72 Baldwin Wallace 62 Syracuse 66, Florida State 109.
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Stolle Turns Tennis Pro in California Move
Australian star Fred Stolle, winner of major amateur titles, turned professional in San Rafael, joining Dennis Ralston on the tour. The 28 year old will debut in Australia this month, teaming with Rod Laver or Ken Rosewall against Pancho Gonzalez and Ralston. Stolle, Davis Cup veteran with a 10-2 singles record, also won the 1964 United States Championship at Forest Hills.
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Ken Rosewall
Ralston
Pancho Gonzalez
India
Ravi Krishia
Jay Mukerja
Stanhles
Clay's Manager Says Lawyers Will Fight For Reclassification
In Houston Angelo Dandee, Cassius Clay's manager, said his lawyers in New York would continue to pursue reclassification despite the draft board's ruling. Detailing the ongoing legal effort, Dandee indicated consequences for boxing if Clay remains classified for armed services.
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Mathews Apology Letter Mixes Up Name In Braves Trade
Milwaukee AP reports Eddie Mathews received an apology from the Atlanta Braves for not informing him of his trade to Mousten, though the letter misspelled his first name as Edward. Mathews, 35, long a leading slugger, speculates about his role with Houston. The lengthy, mixed item also mentions Le Mans racing great Phil Hill and various boxing and college sports notes from the same dateline.
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Houston
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Rams
Abel Names 11 Players for NHL All Star Team
NEW YORK AP Abel of the Detroit who will coach the NHL All Star team named 11 players Monday roomling with the 1¢ managed Utat wall, face the Stanley Cup champion Montreal Canadiens in Montrea. The Indians took both relays Musser won the butterfly and Groff tied for first in the back stroke key points for coach Bob Free Man's aquanauts. Anderson 5-5 participated in the Neth Central Conference meet at 9 a.m. Saturday at Kokomo.
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Darrell Hill
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BOWING RIGHT ARM SP OIS FALLOW-TIAGUGTS
Instructional note on delivery finish with emphasis on keeping the right hand steady at finish. Mentions improving consistency to avoid scoring slumps. Promotes a booklet “Planning, Timing and Correcting Your Delivery” by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig.
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MH Archers Game Tickets Dwindle At 750 Left
Madison Heights tickets go on sale at o'clock for Friday’s game against Fort Wayne South Side. Only 750 tickets remain as Fort Wayne South Side, ranked No 7 in the AP poll and unbeaten in four, hosts Madison Heights with Willie Long leading in scoring and rebounding. Meanwhile Mets newcomer Dick Stuart, a slow starter this spring, may face discipline as manager Wes Westrum plans to handle such slips with a firm approach.
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Steelers Sign Three Players for 1987 Contracts
AP A Steelers announce 1987 deals with defensive back Jim Bradshaw offensive back Amos Bullocks and quarterback Ron Meyer. Also notes signings and NHL trades listing players including Muy Ligawag and Ed Giacomin, plus Ranger selections and other major hockey draft mentions.
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