Upset Wave Brings Manual and Washington Major Unbeatens
Upset wave shakes Indiana high school hoops as Manual and Washington of South Bend remain unbeaten. Attucks and Harrison topple top-rated teams, while Rex Mundi and Anderson suffer rare losses. The 21-game schedule showcases key matchups including East Chicago Washington vs Froebel, and Rex Mundi vs Memorial with strong contenders across the state.
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AHS
Frankfort
Madison Heights
Auice Prudential Indianapolis
UPI
Indianapolis Manual
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Atucks
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SIAC
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Anderson
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Montgomery County
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Gary
Froebel
Northwestern
UPI Coaches’ Board
Gary Roosevelt
Memorial
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Hammond
Hobart
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North Mi
Ramos Signs Yank Contract With New York Yankees
The New York Yankees announced the signing of Pedro Ramos for the 1965 season. Ramos, acquired from Cleveland on Sept. 5, won seven saves and two wins in 13 relief appearances for the Yankees, who had previously acquired him during their pennant drive. He began his major league career with the Washington Senators before moving to Minnesota in 1961 during the AL expansion.
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Ryan Wort
New York Yankees
Er Pedro Ramos
Ramos
Yankees
Cleveland Ans
New York
Washington Senators
Minnesota
Elias Accepts Navy Grid Post
Arty Bill Elias, who led Virginia football on the road to recovery, was named Navy football coach replacing Wayne Jardin. Salary not disclosed but reported near 18,000 per year. Elias praised the offer and expressed elation at the top coaching post. Virginia acknowledged his resignation and thanked him for four years of service.
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Bill Elias
Virginia
Wayne Hardin
Elias
William S. Busik
Mivrarvian
University of Virginia
U.S. Naval Academy
Wayne Jardin
C Apt. Iam Busik
Haran
Busik
Lias
Navy Lis
Army
Middies
Edward F. Shannon
George Washington
Purdue
Richmond
Ind
University of Maryland
County Semifinals Carded Jan 26 And Finals On Jan 27
Principal Musford Davis of Anderson Highland High School announces semifinal games between Lapel and Summitville and Markleville and Middletown rescheduled for 6 and 7 30 p m Tuesday Jan 26 with finals set for Jan 27 at 7 p m The first round games were completed last Wednesday and Thursday nights but a blip and Friday and Saturday delayed play Bowling 30 cents at Rains Ebonite balls
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Anderson Highland High School
Lapel
Summitville
Markleville
Middletown
AL Wigwam
Valparaiso Star Bangs Out 1 472 Pins In 6 Games
Gene Rhoda of Valparaiso Indiana set a six game record with a 1472 series in the All Star Bowling Tournament. Rhoda jumped from 83rd to sixth with a 1472 total as he surpassed the old 1442 six game mark.
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Segame
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Kansas City
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Tampa
Fla
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Boston
Pace
Jean Winseh
South Bend
Bowlight
Iowa Hawks Past Hoosiers 74 68 Behind Fast Start
Iowa surged to a 34 20 halftime lead and held off Indiana 74 68 as Gary Olson scored 29 and Chris Purvall 20 for the Hawkeyes. Indiana without McGloew and Peeples returned in the second half but could not close the gap. Iowa shot 23 of 46 from the floor to Indiana 25 of 68. Iowa made 28 of 36 free throws to Indiana 18 of 22.
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Hoosiers
Michigan
Bate
Hawkeyes
Iniana
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Chris Purvall
Iowa
Indiana
John McGloe W
Ohio ‘State
George Peeples
Smith Holds BPAA Lead in Bowling Tournament
Harry Smith of Boston led the 24th BPAA Rowing Tournament after 144 of 216 men completed 36 games with 7777 two-pin marks, while John Gonagy of Buffalo trailed at 7877. Gene Rhoda of Valparaiso set a new record with a six-game 1472, and Helen Duval led the women with an 18 game total of 3559 as the field narrows to 72 semifinalists.
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Boston
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Buffalo
N.Y
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Valpariso
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Ray Bluth
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Glen Allison
Brea
Calif
Carmen Salfino
Aria
Helen Duval
June Lilewellyn
Annapolis
Mary Hoyt Mohler
Hawthreen
Bette Rockwell
Bowling Tips Why a Big Curve
In the illustrated control tips for beginners the feature explains how to grip the ball to produce a curve. It notes that a dramatic bend may thrill but fails to provide consistent scores. It advises keeping the thumb toward the pins or reducing the curve. To obtain the booklet send 10 cents to Marion Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Foyt Blames Faulty Brakes For His Crash
Ailing racing star A J Foyt said from Riverside Hospital that faulty brakes caused his crash in Sunday’s wetside 100 mile stock car race. He was fourth on lap 170 of 180 when his 1985 Ford went off line, flipped end over end, injuring his back and foot. Dan Gurney won Riverside 500.
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Houston
Tex
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Riverside Community Hospital
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Costa Mesa
Cali Foyt
Indianapolis
Russell Loses 26 Pounds in NBA Update
Boston star Russell reports a 26 pound loss since starting workouts this year and plans another medical checkup. He weighed 214 pounds after Sunday’s 101 98 Celtics win over the Royals in 68 minutes of play. Nearby, Indiana umpire association inmates received a charter from the National Baseball Congress.
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UPI
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Russell
Celtics
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Evansville Stay-At-Home Weekend Spurs Crusade for Streak
Evansville basketball plans two home games this week starting with Southern Illinois and Ball State, aiming to extend a five game ICC winning streak. The Aces seek a rest after two road wins, while Indiana Central hosts Hanover and Indiana eyes a Big Ten turn after break. Purdue hosts Notre Dame before traveling to Michigan.
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Evansville
Indiana
Ball
ICC
Hame
Hoosier College
Central
Hanover
Purdue
Notre Dame
Mighty Michigan
AAU proxy pushes for NCAA meeting amid sanctioning clash
In a Chicago convention report, AAU leaders push for direct talks with the NCAA to settle dual sanctioning of athletics. The piece details bids from track figures like Purse and Swem, purse payouts, and the evolving stance on international competition and federation control.
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Big Lasury
Colle
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Swemn
Track and Field Federation
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Amateur Athletic Union
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D'Or
Dlecues
Lad
Devil's Candy
College scores snapshot from the cage circuit
College games across many teams show Indiana over Butler 80 to 74 and Tennessee topping Georgia 87 to 76. Other results include Kentucky over Auburn 73 to 67, West Carolina 89 over Citadel 108 to 62, and Drexel 92 beating Ursinus 69. Pro NBA shows Los Angeles at 105 in a scheduled game.
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Tennessee
Georgia
Kentucky
Auburn
Otterbein
Oberlin
Citadel
Erskine
West Carolina
Pfeiffer
Drexel
Ursinus
Bluffton
Goshen
Western Kentucky
Morehead
Milan
Versailles
Batesville
Los Angeles
Hockey Scores Sunday Resus AHL and NAL Nearby
Montreal defeats Chicago Toronto 4 to 3 in AHL play while Rochester loses 9 to 1 and Bathmore edges Cleveland 1 to 5. NAL action sees Buffalo 4, Spittsburgh 4 in a tie and Quebec 4.
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Toronto
NAL
Buffalo
Spittsburgh
Quebec
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Rochester
Bathmore
Springfield
Cleveland
Kentucky Downs Auburn to Stay In SEC Mix
Kentucky defeated Auburn 72 63 in Lexington extending its hold on the SEC race. Louie Dampier led Kentucky with 22 points on 10 of 14 shooting while Auburn’s Bob Busson added 18 and Joe Newton 17. Terry Mobley scored 18 for Kentucky as Pat Riley contributed 13 in the Wildcats seventh win in 16 games.
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Tigers
Louie Dampier
Cence
Bob Busson
Joe Newton
Freddie Guy
Plainsmen
Warterbilt
Kentucky
Terry Mobley
Adolph Rupp
Soph
Romore
Pat Riley
Wildcats
Ken
Tus Camplte
Maser
Lexington
Exchangites Honors Athletes With Film Show Luncheon
Exchangites will host Wednesday noon at the YMCA Mulberry Room to honor Madison Heights High School cross country runners and Wayne Pollard of Anderson Sports Goods Store. A film from 1964 titled Sports Highlights will be shown courtesy of Anderson Newspapers Inc. and United Press International, with C. W. Haven and Mike Brown in charge. Ted Crook presides with Max Beigh as vice president. Pollard is praised as a longtime Globetrotter basketball tickets salesman as he receives a Certificate of Merit. Members of MH cross country listed. Kirke Carter to be introduced as boy of the month. Joe Foss named AFL commissioner on Nov. 30, 1959.
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Madison Heights
Wayne
Dee) Pollard
Anderson Sports Goods Store
Anderson Exchange Club
Ymca Mulberry Room
Anderson
Newspapers, Inc
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C. W. Haven
Herald
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Max Beigh
Ioe
Mr. Pollard
Globetrotter
William McCarel
Couch
James H. Jones
Jack Williams
Don Weathers
Tony Gates
Jay Jarrison
Marvin Sam Hunter
Jerry Perkins
Varry Metzing
Mike Me
Kirke Carter
Anderson Hi Ool and Exchange Club
Wile
Winsch Celebrates Her 40th Birthday in Bowling Tour
Jean Winsch of South Bend Indiana celebrated her 40th birthday Sunday by bowling a 1270 six games to win the women’s division of the National All Star Bowling Tour tournament. Her two day total reached 2451 pins, 11 ahead of Betty Kuzczynski in Chicago.
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Jean Winsch
South Bend
Ind
Mrs. Winsch
Sec
Betty Kuzcynski
Chicago
Butler Topples Bradley 80 74 InTAN
Butler defeats Bradley 80 to 74 to move to 7 10 as Ron Iwema leads with 26 points. Bradley's Tom Campbell scores 20 as the Braves fall short after late rally, Jones icing it with two free throws in the final seconds.
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Pate
Braves
Butler
Bulldogs
Bradley
Wipa Ron Iwema
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Tom Jones
Jones
Elwood Kegler Fires 300 In Local Bowling Match
Elwood Kegler rolled a 300 at Wells Lanes on State Road 37 in a Salesmen’s League game. Jona Bunch, 25, led his team with a 178 average and 180 in the other loop, with Continental Can worker four-year bowler contributing to a 1148 pin effort that still lost by two.
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Kenneth Vinson
Bert Fisher
Bert McCall
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