Highland Laddies rout Windfall in Madison County tourney opener
Highland defeated Windfall 72 51 as Markleville showed strong team play drawing fouls and building a late margin. Rex Riggins led Highland with 15 points while Denny Jones added 14 and Dan Argabright controlled boards. Windfall struggled with 19 turnovers and 22 of 61 shooting.
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Highland Dragons Rally Past Laddies In Tight Showdown
Highland beat Markleville 98-98? unclear. The game featured Jones scoring late to stake Highland to a lead, with Eltzroth and Gale Barr contributing early baskets. Strong defense from Dickey and Fox helped secure the win as Markleville’s balanced scoring and rebounding kept Middletown in the hunt before Highland pulled away late.
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Michigan City Leads in UPI Ratings Amid Big Ten Play
Michigan City strengthens position in the UPI ratings as Markleville and Middletown clash for upper bracket seedings. Key players include Dickey, Kirkpatrick, Shelton, and Fox, with Middletown forcing late exchanges and a decisive second-half surge. Michigan City sits among top contenders with Fort Wayne South and Evansville North close behind in the NCC dominance.
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Marian Engineers Rally Past Rose Poly in Narrow Win
Marian defeated Rose Poly 82 to 64 as Joe Bittemeyer led with 24 points and Dave Yeager added 19. Rose Poly hit 27 of 71 field goals and 28 of 47 free throws while Marian connected on 31 of 83 free throws.
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Pro Golfers Resume Chase In San Diego Open
In San Diego, the 1967 Professional Golfers Association tour opens with the San Diego Open. Billy Casper, hometown favorite and defending champion, is a top prospect as 17 clubs join a field including Cassper’s rivals and former champions Gene Littler and Wes Ellis. The event offers a $66,000 purse, with $13,200 to the winner, at Stardust Country Club over 6,725 yards.
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High School Mattison Co Tourney Scores Report
In the Mattison Co tournament results Highland fell to Wind all Markleville 72 to 46 while Selma beat Baron 71 to 60. Chartrand and DeSoto highlighted other sections as Indiana college scores and awards followed. Vanderbilt athletic director Amos Alonzo Stagg Award went to Stagg winner Neo likely for coaching impact. Chicago Cubs signed pitchers Mands and Henley, under contract for 1967.
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Bowling ML How About A Stet What Is HI IL Fas Ott Jig
Instructional note on lifting the ball during release to create upward motion and a rolling effect versus a skidding hit and run. Mentions Don Carter and Marion Ladewig authorship and an illustrated guide offered for 20 cents plus self-addressed envelope to National News Syndicate in Chicago.
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Hockey Scores From National League Night
Toronto 2 Montreal 6 in a Montreal home win. Detroit 1 Philadelphia 7. Hershey 7 Providence 1. Pittsburgh 1 Quebec 1.
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McHale named assistant to baseball commissioner Eckert
John McHale, 45, named administrator of baseball for three years under Commissioner William Eckert, replacing Lee MacPhail. He departs as Braves stockholder to avoid conflict, will oversee public relations players and franchise operations, with duties including minor leagues and media policy.
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Purdue Stars Griese and Catavolos Nearly Drowned in Hawaii
Purdue coach Jack Mollenkopf recounts the near drowning of quarterback Bob Griese and defensive back George Catavoloy off a Hawaii beach after arrival for Rose Bowl week. They were pulled from the water by locals as undertow pulled them away from shore. Griese had helped lead Purdue to a Rose Bowl win, while Catavolos made a key interception earlier in the game.
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