Indians Roar Past Bearcats To Stay Unbeaten
Muncie Anderson scorched Muncie Central 72 60 to preserve a blemish free season in NCC play. Terry Wiley and Dave Browning led with 14 points each while John Grubb added 10 and Kenny Johnson 12. Isenbarger tallied 18 for Muncie. The Indians pulled away in the third period and held on as Anderson travels to Indianapolis Attucks Saturday.
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Favor East Over West In AFL Classic
The AFL East and West All-Stars meet in Houston after a New Orleans boycott over racial tensions. Coaches Sid Gillman and Lou Saban lead star lineups with QBs Len Dawson and John Hadl for the West and Babe Parilli and Jack Kemp for the East, aiming to end a West victory streak.
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UPI
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Joe Foss
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Andemonium
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Kansas City
John Had
San Diego
Lou Saban
Buffalo
Babe Parilli
Boston
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Buffalo Bills
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Keith Lincoln
Clem Daniels
Oakland
Lance Alworth
Dave Kocouirek
Art Powell
Jim Tyrer
Ron Mix
Walt Sweeney
Wayne Hawkins
Jim Otto
Nagel Drops Indiana Coaching bid as Candidates Vary
Utah’s Ray Nagel removed himself from Indiana football coaching consideration after Phil Dickens resignation. About four leading names remain, led by Yale’s Johnny Pont who will visit Bloomington to review facilities and meet IU officials headed by President Elvis Stahr Jr. Nagel said he never sought the job and was flattered to be considered, noting talks with TV director Bill Orwig at NCAA meetings.
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Ray Nagel
Indiana
Phil Dickens
Yale
Johnny Pont
Hoosier
Fivis Stahr Jr
Nagel
Salt Lake City
Bill Orwig
Chicago
Guns Don t Kill People People Kill People Gun Barn
A compact report notes the phrase Guns Don t Kill People People Kill People as a slogan associated with Gun Barn. The item presents the quote in context with no further details.
High School Cage Scores Across Indiana Districts
A dense list of high school basketball results from Indiana venues shows Anderson beating Muncie Central 72 61 and several other matchups including Noblesville over Moon Heights 64 58, Marion over New Castle 74 66, and Terre Haute Wiley over Sheridan 75 70. numerous postponed games noted with dates shifted to later weeks.
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Jacksentral
Elwood
Muncie Burrs
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Indo Park
Wa Grove
Daleville
Eaton
Lebanon
Attucks
Winamac
West Lafa
Marion
New Castle
Bloomfield
Loogootee
Scottsburg
Salem
Brazil
Terre Haute
Wiley
Specialty salesmen hire in Anderson area
Rapidly expanding company will hire two men for Anderson and surrounding counties. Guaranteed ad vances to $800 per month minimum first year earnings in excess of $15,600. Positions are permanent. Phone 643-6685 9 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. Friday Jan 15 or Saturday Jan 16. Ask for Mr. R Barnes Latham.
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Anderson
R. Barnes Latham
Tribe Attucks At Butler For Seatson Game
Anderson faces Crispus Attucks in the first season clash between the rivals at Butler Fieldhouse at 8 p.m. The Indians, 11 0, seek a win before about 2 000 fans as WIBC broadcasts with Sid Collings. Other tonight games include Alexandria at Portland and Elwood at Oak Hill.
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Attucks
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Indianapolis
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Bailey Robertson
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Sid Collings
Baseball Player Loses His Suit
ST. CLOUD Minn AP A Stearns County District Court jury ruled in favor of Terry Schmidt of Avon Minn in a damage suit filed by a St. Cloud baseball player who claimed deliberate collision during a game.
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ST. Cloud, Minn
St. Cloud
Stearns County
Terry Schmidt
Avon , Minn
High School Basketball Scores From Porter County and Nearby
Calumet defeated Gary Feison 72 to 56 and Portage beat Gary Wirt 60 to 72. Crown Point 68 East Gary 57. Hebron 76 River Forest 70. Valparaiso 92 Hammond Clark 74. Highland 63 Griffith 46. Routs 70 Washington Twp. 59. South Bend Central 76 South Bend Adams 59. South Bend Riley 71 La Porte 62.
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New color TV As low as 349.95 at Frank Krall's
Frank Krall's advertises a new color television set starting at 349.95 with wide market appeal. The listing highlights affordable pricing to attract buyers and promote the store's electronics inventory.
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W.a.t
Frank Krall
Grissom Leads Millers to 64-60 Victory Over Walnut Grove
Eddie Grissom fuels a 64-60 win for Noblesville over Walnut Grove with consistent scoring at each of four stops. Miller teammates Dave Leach 21 Kent Carson 17 and Francis Schildmeier 10 supported, Noblesville hit 12 of 25 free throws while Walnut Grove went 12 of 21. Muncie Southside meets Noblesville next on Miller floor.
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Dave Leach
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Daleville's Late Sport Beats Eaton 67-56
Daleville Broncoes defeated Eaton Norsemen 67 to 56 in a conference contest for their eighth win of the season. Daleville trailed early 10-14 and 20-26 but surged with a 29-point fourth quarter led by Hinchman 20 and Bullock 11 as Wells 16 and Johnson 11 paced Eaton. Daleville hosts Selma next.
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State Boys' Club Cage Meet Postponed to Jan 23
The Indiana Boys Clubs state final basketball tourney for four 13 14 year old teams has been postponed to Saturday Jan 23 at Anderson College gym due to heavy snow. Shelbyville vs Muncie at 10 a m Bloomington vs Gary Tri-Cities at 11 30 a m winners meet in finals at 3 p m. Anderson Bill Wilson's Boys Club hosts the event.
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Indiana
Anderson College Gymnasium
Shelbyville
Muncie
Bloomington
Gary Tri-Cities
Anderson
Bill Wilson
County Quartet Clashes In Madison County Tourney
Lapel's Bulldogs meet Summitville's Goblins at 1 p.m. and Markiville's Arabians vs Middle Town's Cossacks at 2:30 p.m. in semi finals of the 1965 Madison County Invitational at the Anderson Wigwam. Winners play for the title at 8:30 p.m.
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Bulldogs
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Goblins
Markieville
Middletown
Anderson Wigwam
IU Assistant Heads to Ohio State as Coach
Larry Catuzzi of Indiana University joins Ohio State University as an assistant football coach. He replaces Frank Ellwood who led the defense. Catuzzi, a Delaware graduate, spent two years at Dayton and three years with Indiana.
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Ohio
Larry Catuzzi
Indiana University
Ohio State University
Catuzzi
Frank Ellwood
Buckete
Ellwood
University of Delaware
University of Dayton
Indiana
Midwest residents to take special train to Johnson inauguration
Eugene Simpson of 805 Be Seventh Street joins 259 others from the Delco Remy Division for a special train trip to Washington Be and Baltimore for President Johnson's inauguration. The group will depart Monday and return January 22.
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Eugene Simpson
7Th St
Delco- Remy Division
Baltimore
Johnson
Bowling Special at Rains Ebonite Halls
A bowling event at Rains Ebonite halls priced at 30c per game with equipment plugged holes offering a special rate of $14.95 and an additional $2.50 charge for plugged holes.
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Rains Ebonite Halls
Leaning at the foul line hurts bowling timing tips
Marion Ladewig offers a pocket pamphlet in the National Newspaper Syndicate to help bowlers break scoring slumps. Readers send 10 cents and a stamped return envelope to Marion Ladewig in care of the syndicate at 20 North Wacker Drive Chicago.
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Marion Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Panthers Rout Owls 89 70 In Central Indiana clash
Elwood Panthers exploded to a 24 13 first quarter lead and cruised past the Muncie Burris Owls 89 70 to stay near the top of the league race. Cannon 24 Balser 18 Lea vell 14 Alley 13 led Elwood scoring while Hinga 25 Ryan 20 Long 12 paced the Owls. Elwood improves to 11 1 with a road test at Oak Hill Saturday.
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Celtics Rally Past 76ers For 13th Straight Win
Boston overcame a 15 point deficit with a third quarter scoring burst to beat Philadelphia 104 to 95. Sam Jones led with 29 points while John Havlicek and Chet Walker each topped 30 for the 76ers. The defending champions outscored the visitors 31 to 9 in the final nine minutes of the third period.
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Ellis Tops Field In San Diego Open Golf Lead
Wes Ellis Jr. fired a six under par 65 to reach 131 after 36 holes and lead the San Diego Open at Star Dust Country Club. Gene Littler shot 62-70 to trail by one, with Tony Lema at 68 and tied for third along with Doug Wysong. Art Wall Jr. was 141.
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Stardust Country Club
Tony Lema
Doug Wysong
McKinney, Tex
Art Wall Jr
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Charlie Sifford
Bud Holscher
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Purdue Hires Miller As Assistant Coach
Purdue names George Miller a 36 year old pass defense specialist from Iowa State as assistant coach to replace Bernie Crimmins. Miller coached Iowa State to top national pass defense in 1958 and 1960 and previously aided Phil Dickens at Indiana and Wyoming.
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Ind
George Miller
Iowa State
Purdue
Bernie Crimmins
Miller
Cyclones
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Phil Dickens
Wyoming
Ernie Zwahlen
Mets Trade Altman For Chicago's Cowan
The Mets trade veteran George Altman to the Cubs for Billy Cowan, a 26 year old right handed slugger named 1963 Minor League Player of the Year. Cowan is expected to take over as center fielder, while Johnny Lewis moves to right and Joe Christopher switches to left.
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Chicago Cubs
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Lehigh Names Fred Dunlap New Head Football Coach
Lehigh University announces Fred Dunlap, previously an assistant at Cornell for six years, as the new head football coach succeeding Michael T. Cooley.
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Lehigh University
Fred Dunlap
Cornell University
Michael T. Cooley
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