Tribe routs Bearcats as Dinwiddie and Clevenger net 23
Dinwiddie and Clevenger each score 23 as Muncie Central falls 52 52. Anderson stars with 25 rebounds and stout defense by Robbins, Clevenger, and Fuller in a close finish. Tribe gains control in the third quarter and holds a one point win.
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Anderson
Tall Bearcats
Muncie Central
Lewis
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Guaies White- Ea
Shortridge Defeats Madison Heights In Tight 56 43 Contest
Shortridge Blue Devils edge Madison Heights 56 to 43 at the Buc floor. Jim Kittell and Mike Williams lead Shortridge with 14 points each while Shields tops Madison Heights with 9. Pirates suffer 12th loss as coach Paul Bradford heads to Pendleton tonight.
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Shortridge Blue Devils
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Highland
Paul Bradford
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Northam
Hine
Emge's and Quartz win in YMCA league play
Emge's topped Indiana Bell 72 to 66 in a 3 minute overtime after scoring 12 points. Philadelphia Quartz defeated GMI 63 to 39 in the night’s other YMCA action.
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Aldrich
Emege
Bohannon
Parry
Aspecs Bryant
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Needler
Fox
GMI Rgg
Phil
Quartz A
Tigers Topple Goblin Quintet 58-49 in rugged battle
Alexandria defeated Summitville 58 to 49 at Summitville last night to earn their tenth victory in 12 starts. Gary Paddock led the Tigers with sharp shooting, while teammates Henderson and Prough added double digits. Summitville’s Silvey paced the Goblins with 14 points as Fromholtz and Welborn reached the double digits for Summitville.
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Alexandria
Summitville
Tigers
Alex
Gary Paddock
Larry Henderson
Dave Prough
Ron Silvey
Tom Fromholtz
Mike Welborn
Dan Prough
F Henderson
Jones
G. Paddock
Lathan Richards
Foster
Fromholtz
Silvey
Robinson
E Welborn
Woodruff
G van Ness
Jay
Fisher
River Is Horse Of Year In Indiana Harness Awards
Eel River the two year old pacer owned by Mrs and Mrs Harry Golden of North Salem and driven by Harold Snodgrass of Muncie was named Indiana harness horse of 1961 at the Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association banquet. He also won the class title in his division. Other juvenile winners included Old Ranger Lady Diplomat Trim M Charlie Creed and Diver. Paul Hungerford Shelbyville was named driver of the year. Clarence Cole 87 received a special award for longtime shoeing and breeding. George Duffy Lewis Milwaukee Braves travel secretary batted .284 in 11 seasons as an AL outfielder.
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Gwyn and Stewart Stable
Anderson
Darlington
Dick Pirtle
Indianapolis
Paul Hungerford
Shelbyville
Clarence Cole
Coaches threaten rival meet over track federation role
Chicago newspaper report says Chick Werner, president of the National Collegiate Track Coaches Association, warns colleges may hold a separate meet with top athletes if the AAU does not grant equal representation on the new track and field federation. The dispute centers on selection power for the U.S.–Russia dual meet planned at Stanford in July and other international events.
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Imhoff
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Sims
Corbett
Cable
Hatton
LaCour
American Broadcasting Co
Goalby Holds Lead Amid Erratic Putting In San Diego
In San Diego, golfer Bob Goalby withstood a variable putting spell and benefited from favorable weather to maintain a halftime lead at the tournament. The event featured scattered results from college and high school scores across Indiana venues prior to the final rounds.
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Bob Goalby
Lebanon Five Rout Lapel 95-54 In Hoops Rout
Lebanon dominates Lapel 95-54 as Pence and Milam pace with 26 points each and four teammates in double figures. Lebanon leads 22-8 after one period and 43-16 at halftime.
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Upton
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Sanderfur - Miller
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San Fernando Stakes set with Four-and-Twenty and Olden Times
Six entered for Santa Anita race led by Four-and-Twenty and Olden Times. Johnny Longden planned to ride Four-and-Twenty despite illness. Bill Shoemaker aboard Olden Times. Weights list Wise Flushing 114, Four-and-Twenty 126, Obsession 114, King Kahema 114, Olden Times 120, Kaaba 114. Olden Times seeks seventh furlong form after Malibu upset of Four-and-Twenty.
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Arcadia
Calif
San Fernando
Santa Anita
Johnny Longden
Alberta Ranches
Bill Shoemaker
Rex Ellsworth
Wise Flushing
Obsession
King Kahema
Kaaba
Ravens Ready for Taylor Visit in Hoosier Clash
Anderson College faces Taylor University in a key Hoosier College Conference game tonight at 7:30 after a Dec 12 inactivity. Taylor sits 14-2, 3-0 in league, while Anderson aims to climb over .500 and regain momentum following a 93-83 win over Oakland City.
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Odle
Tim Diller
Ray Durham
Maurice Paul
Don Schwartzkopf
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Larry Winterholter
Diller
Durham
Paul
Trojan
Schwartzkopf
Hwang
Kentucky Extends Streak with 84 63 Win Over LSU
Kentucky, ranked third, beat LSU 84-63 before 12 000 fans to claim its 11th straight victory. Cotton Nash scored 26 points as Kentucky led 41 22 at halftime and shot 44.9 percent to LSU 32.1. George Nattin led LSU with 14 points.
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Louisiana State
Wildcats
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Cotton Nash
Tigers
George Nattin
Howard Keene
Jack Belcher
Bosse Nips Rex Mundi In 78-74 Game
Bosse High School defeated Rex Mundi 78-74 at Roberts Municipal Stadium in Evansville Indiana. The win secured Bosse 10th straight victory as Russ Grieger led with 24 points while Tom Niemeier and Bob Griese each scored 19 for Rex Mundi. The crowd of 10 302 set a stadium attendance record for a high school game.
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Ind
Bosse
Rex Mundi
Roberts Municipal Stadium
Indiana
Swedes Negotiate For Big Title Scrap
Stockholm reports an international syndicate with over two million dollars ready begun negotiations for a heavyweight title fight this summer between Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson. Per Olof Ahl would promote the bout likely in Stockholm or Goteborg with lawyers already meeting in Europe.
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Aftonbladet
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Per Olof Ahl
Goteborg
Europe
Ahl
Burris Hands Highland 10th Loss Of Season
Burris jumped to an early lead and defeated Highland 54 42 to hand the Highlanders their 10th defeat in 12 games this season. Rudicel scored 18 points and Beasley and Bird added 10 each while Green led Highland with 14.
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Highland
Highlanders
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Burris
Beasley
Bird
Green
Summitville
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Thornburg
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Lantz
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Cade
Muncie Burris AG
Nahre
F & Beasely
Bill
Poorman
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Ohio State Eyes 12th Win in Michigan Showdown
Undefeated Ohio State hosts Michigan in a key Big Ten clash. Starters Lucas Havlicek Nowell Gearhart McDonald ready despite injuries. Michigan averages 65 points while OSU scores 83 with balanced scoring from Oosterbaan Harris Cole Cantrell. The 74th meeting since 1909 has OSU leading 42–31.
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John Harris
Tom Cole
Bob Cantrell
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Markleville-Frankton Eagles Top Arabians 58 53 in Conference
Markleville Franklin hosts Frankton as the Eagles beat the Arabians 58 to 53 in White River Conference play. Steve Hudson with 16, Dallas Curtis 15, John Smith 11, and Jim Waltermire 10 pace Frankton.
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Gophers Face Tough Iowa in Big Ten Showdown
Minnesota in a regional TV matinee at Iowa City seeks a third straight Big Ten win after two home victories. Indiana meets DePaul. Ohio State eyes 12th straight win as Michigan struggles. Don Nelson leads Iowa with a 37.8 point average while Minnesota relies on Magdanz and Cronk.
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Filchock Fired as Broncos Coach in AFL Shakeup
Denver announces Frank Filchock is dismissed as coach of the Broncos of the AFL. President Calvin Kunz says Dean Griffing remains general manager, with Griffing still under a year on a three year contract after attending the Rocky Mountain Empire Sports meeting.
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Bronco
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Rocky Mountain Empire Sports, Inc
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