Upset Wave Rewrites Indiana High School Scores
Indianapolis UP I reports a frenzy week as Attucks and Harrison topple unbeatens, Anderson and Rex Mundy suffer first losses. East Chicago Washington meets Gary Fraebel in a key Northwestern clash while Frankfort, Madison Heights, and other area teams juggle 91 games in a packed schedule.
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Elias Accepts Navy Grid Post
Elias, famed Virginia coach, accepts one-year Navy football head coach post replacing Wayne Hardin who resigned under pressure. Navy officials praise his caliber and expect strong leadership as the Middies seek stability and improved performance.
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Smith Holds BPAA Lead in Bowling Tourney
Harry Smith of Boston led the 24th BPAA Bowling Tournament after 144 of 216 men, posting 7777 to top John Gonagy Jr. of Buffalo by 1 pin. Gene Rhoda set a tournament record with a 1472 six-game block, standing 13th. Helen Duval led the women with 3559 after 11 games.
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Foyt Cites Faulty Brakes In Riverside Crash
A J Foyt said from his Riverside hospital bed that brake failure caused his crash in the Riverside 500. His 1965 Ford flipped on the 170th lap injuring a fractured vertebra and foot. Dan Gurney won the race.
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January Jitters fuel Anderson area high school basketball
A 21 game high school basketball schedule centers Anderson area fans next Friday and Saturday as Anderson Indians eye a return to form after a 85 73 loss to Attacks. Ten of eleven local clubs including Anderson Elwood Alexandria Madison Heights St. Marys Hancock Central Noblesville Mt. Vernon Middletown Frankton test double duty week across NCC CIC and county gyms.
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Iowa Catches Indiana Cold for 74-68 Upset
In Bloomington, Iowa Hawkeyes built a 34-20 halftime lead by shooting 53.6 percent, weathered Indiana’s comeback, and won 74-68. Gary Olson and Chris Puryall each scored 20 for Iowa while Indiana, missing John McGlocklin on crutches, dropped to 3-2 in the Big Ten. Attendance was 3,778.
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County Semifinals Carded Jan 26 And Finals On Jan 27
Principal Mulford Davis of Anderson Highland High School announces rescheduled semifinal games between Lapel and Summitville and Markleville and Middletown for 6 and 7 30 p m Tuesday Jan 26 with the finals set for 7 p m Wednesday Jan 27 in the AHL Wigwam First round games were played last week but a blizzard Friday and Saturday halted play The bulletin also lists bowling equipment and ball prices as a separate ad snippet.
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Zeidel suspended after three spits in crucial game
Seattle Te aems SXW player Iry Zeidel was fined 68.66 by the Western Hockey League and suspended indefinitely by league and team after three spits directed at referee Willie Papp during the Totems defeat by the Victoria Maple Leafs at the Seattle Coliseum.
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Valparaiso Star Sets Six-Game Bowling Record
Gene Rhoda of Valparaiso Indiana crashed a six-game series totaling 1472 to lead the All Star Bowling Tournament. He vaulted from 83rd to sixth with 14508 for three games. Rhoda surpassed the old six-game mark of 1442 set by Bill Pace in 1960 as Harry Smith held the overall semifinal record at 1445. Jean Winsch of South Bend led 216 women after 12 games with action continuing Monday night.
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Russell Loses 26 Pounds Despite Celtics Success
Boston report indicates Big Bill Russell, a key figure in the Celtics championship run, has shed 25 pounds since joining the team this year. He has had one physical examination and is set for an oral checkup to address health concerns.
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Evansville to Stay Home This Weekend
Evansville Lead er stays in Evansville this weekend as small college leader pages note. The report cites Aces facing Ball State on Saturday after a string of road wins, with Indiana Central hosting Hanover Tuesday and Purdue hosting Notre Dame before a Michigan trip.
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Bowling Curve Tips for Beginners pamphlet offer
A portable pamphlet titled Control Tips for Beginners explains how thumb and finger placement affects ball spin. It recommends keeping the thumb toward the pins to reduce excessive curve for consistent scores and invites readers to request the pamphlet from Marion Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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College basketball scores and results roundup
A compact list of college and high school basketball results across several matchups. Notable scores include Indiana over Butler and Tennessee narrowly beating Georgia, with many other colleges such as Bradley, Rose Poly, Appalachian, and Georgia Tech posting wins or losses. Pro and NBA items appear in brief form.
Hockey scores roundup from Sunday games
Montreal defeated Chicago 4 to 2 while Toronto beat Boston 3 to 4. New York edged Detroit 4 to 2 as Buffalo and Pittsburgh tied 4 all. Rochester crushed Baltimore 9 to 1 and Springfield beat Cleveland 1 to 0.
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Local Gossip Wins By Four at Bowie Seven Furlongs
Local Gossip rallied from last to win the seven furlong Chartwell Purse at Bowie in 1.23% on a good track. Freddie Kratz rode the light bay gelding who led from the stretch to prevail by four lengths as Paved, Mayor Swem and Big Luxury chased. Paved outfin ished Mayor Swem by a head in a closely fought photo finish.
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Butler Tops Bradley in 80 74 Upset Victory
Butler beat Bradley 80 74 as two strong halves wore down the Braves. Butler improved to 7 10, led 39 46 at halftime, and survived Bradley’s press. Ron Iwema led Butler with 26 points, Tom Jones iced it with late free throws, Bradley missed the final free throw and fell just short at 73 73.
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Kentucky Knocks Auburn From SEC Lead With 73 67 Win
Kentucky held off Auburn 73 67 in Lexington to hand the Tigers their first SEC loss. Louie Dampier led Kentucky with 22 points on 14 field goals as the defending champs moved to 3 2 in conference play. Auburn’s top scorer busson added 18, while Pat Riley contributed 13. Vanderbilt rose to first in the conference with a 4 0 league mark.
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Winsch Celebrates 40th Birthday In Bowling Tour Win
Philadelphia reporter notes Mrs. Jean Winsch of South Bend Indiana bowling a 1270 in a six game set to win first in the women's division of the National All-Star Bowling Tour. Her two day total reached 2451 eleven pins ahead of Betty Kuzczynski of Chicago in San Diego California. The Los Angeles Chargers joined the American Football League franchise in San Diego on February 10 1961.
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Exchangies Honor Athletes At Club Luncheon Film
The Anderson Exchange Club to present a 34 minute film Sports Highlights of 1964 and honor Madison Heights High School cross country team and Wayne Pollard of Anderson Sporting Goods. The noon luncheon and meeting at the YMCA Mulberry Room features the film shown courtesy of Anderson Newspapers Inc and produced by United Press.
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Elwood Kegler Rolls 300 in Salesmen League Match
Elwood Kegler, 25, fired a perfect 300 in the first game of his U.S. Steelworkers team's Salesmen's League match at Ed Wells Alleys on State Road 37. John Bunch’s team totaled 1,148 including handicap but lost by two pins. Hiltle Vinson Fisher and McCall also played for the Steelworkers. Bunch carries a 178 average in the Salesman's League and 180 in the Wednesday Night Men's loop, and works at Continental Can in Ekwood.
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Louie Pressnall Invites Friends to Pontiac Showroom
Louie Pressnall, a longtime Anderson figure in the automobile trade, invites friends and former customers to visit Russ Regenold Pontiac at 303 Pendleton Ave to reconnect and view the showroom.
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