Muncie Central and Attucks clash in prep tourney
Indiana high school roundup notes a seven game affair with officials Allen Voorhis Bill Snoddy Sam Reed and Melvin Bodkin. Richard Wick Worden of St Mary’s says tickets are on sale at St Mary’s and the parish cafeteria tonight. Madison Heights Summitville and Sts have prior titles in the tourney with season tickets priced at 2.25 and single sessions at 1 for students and adults.
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Area HS Card shows county invitational baseball results
In Anderson area this week the County Invitational seven game schedule lists Pendleton 65 versus Lapel 65 at 8 30, Frankton 37 versus Summitville 3 at 8 85, Anderson Highland 36 versus St. Marys 346, and Middletown 36 in the 1 game 5. Wednesday 2 30 game 6 and Thursday winners 8 30 game 7, with Saturday afternoon winners. Other games show Anderson 10 0 at Muncie Central 21 NCC, Fort Wayne South Side at Madison Heights, Muncie Burris at Elwood 101 de, New Palestine at Hancock Central 55, Morristown at Mt. Vernon Hancock Co, $7 at Pendleton Eastern Hancock 94 at Walten Noblesville 346 at Jackson Central, Daleville 76, Saturday night Anderson 10 0 at Attucks Butler Fieldhouse, Waldron at Hancock Central 55, Muncie Southside at Noblesville 346, Selma at Daleville 7 6 NCC North Central Conference CIC Central Indiana Conference.
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Badgers Topple Purdue 76 66 In First Loop Win
Wisconsin defeated Purdue 76 to 66 as the Badgers surged from a halftime deficit. Jim Bohnen and sophomore Dennis Sweeney scored 15 each, Ken Gustafson added 14, and Mark Zubor reached 10 to help Wisconsin pull away in the second half. Purdue was led by Dave Schellhase with 30 points.
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UCLA Bruins Widen Lead In AP UPI Polls
UCLA extended its lead in the AP and UPI college basketball polls as Michigan and Providence trailed. The Bruins dominated voting, pulling ahead of Michigan 270 to 238, with Illinois and Wichita State also in the top ranks. The report notes Pipp’s baseball obituary and the death of Lou Gehrig, alongside varied college results and rankings.
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Prothro Succeeds Barnes At UCLA
Prothro announced he will become UCLA head football coach succeeding Bill Barnes who did not have his contract renewed after seven years at Oregon. Barnes led Oregon to a 10-1 season and a Rose Bowl win over Michigan last New Year's Day.
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Snowy Maryland race track temper flares in protest note
TURF RETALIATION SOWIE MD AP tors at the opening of Race Track had cold feet and warm reminder Monday when a flew over Maryland's snow-covered track bearing streamer which read Get well get warm at Hialeah. Track officials believed the moves sponsored by the Florida track was a reprisal for er ron tt Bowie through March. RENEWS CONTRACT LARAMIE WY AP The University of Wyoming nounced Monday that a new three-year contract has been sven to head football coach yd Eaton Eaton's original three-year contract was to expire Feb. 1. RACES SNOWED OUT CHESTER WV AP Monday's races at Waterford Park were canceled because 8 frozen track.
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Indiana Stops Cage Scores Iowa Comeback In dnd Half
Indiana defeats Iowa 88 to 76 to seize Big Ten lead. Indiana built early advantage, Iowa edged ahead 22 21 on Chris Perrall layup, then trailed 41 35 at halftime after Hoosiers surged ahead. Second half saw Indiana extend its edge, with Perrall and Redenbaugh scoring for the Hoosiers.
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NYU and Manhattan Back AAU in Chicago Meeting
NYU and Manhattan announced support for the AAU in the fight over amateur sports control. Their representatives at the Chicago meeting were instructed to back the AAU in voting there.
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UPI Sports Film to Show at YMCA Old Salem Room
UPI film titled Sports Highlights of 1964 runs 34 minutes at 2 30 p m today in the YMCA Old Salem Room. Made by United Press International the film is available for showing to men's luncheon groups with UPI’s 16mm projector and operator. Advanced bookings contact Garland Mines at 643 5371.
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Bowlng Give The Ball A Lift
The text urges bowlers to lift the ball on release and avoid squeezing to gain strike power. It promotes fourteen bowling fundamentals from a pamphlet titled Control Tips for Beginners by Marion Ladewig and offers it for 10 cents with a stamped return envelope via National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Billikens Edge Notre Dame 75-67 In St Louis Thriller
St Louis press defense smothered Notre Dame’s fast break as the Billikens upset the Irish 75-67. Rich Naes tallied 12 points and John Smith 11 for St Louis, while Sheffield poured in 22 for Notre Dame and Reed 21. Walt Sahm held to six points.
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Mills Upset A Year Overtime Vote Clarke Win
The Associated Press yearend poll awards the Upset of the Year to Marine Lt. Blyta, half Sioux, for winning the 10,000 meters at Tokyo ahead of Ron Clarke. Mills, once an undistinguished college runner, placed high for his Olympic record 28:24 as Clarke finished second. The close vote drew 289 voters with Mills narrowly ahead of Notre Dame, and Cassius Clay’s boxing triumph ranked fourth.
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