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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1965

Page

3

UCLA Tops AP Poll Grip Tightens Over Iowa

UCLA gained 34 first place votes in the AP poll with Michigan and St. Josephs close behind. Indiana and Providence also rank, while UCLA prepares for a Jan 29 conference clash with Iowa and a subsequent meeting with Stanford, as top teams adjust in a crowded ranking.

Ben Olan UCLA Associated Press St. Joseph's Ucla Bruins Providence Indiana Cal-L Bruins California Stanford Iowa Hawkeyes Michigan

Purdue Beats Notre Dame in Zone Battle 78-74

Purdue cracked Notre Dame's zone early and used a new zone of its own to defeat the Irish 78-74 at home. Dave Schellhase led Purdue with 28 points as they extended their home winning streak to five, while Notre Dame's shooting lagged behind Purdue's 32 of 80 to 31 of 80.

Lafayette Ind Purdue Notre Dame Boilermakers Bob Purkhiser Dave Schellhase Niemeser Jones Park Griese - Johnson Brown Hicka McGann

Faultless Light Wins Bowie Race by Nose

Faultless Light delivered a sharp performance at Bowie on Tuesday to capture the $6,500 Texas purse by a nose after a neck battle with One Coat over six furlongs.

Puwin Bowie Texas

Robertson's A Helps Cincy Over St. Louis

Oscar Robertson scored 40 points leading the Cincinnati Royals to a 103-99 win over the St. Louis Hawks. The Royals overcame an 11 point halftime deficit as Robertson delivered 15 fourth quarter points. Pettit led St. Louis with 29 points while Bridges added 23 for Cincinnati.

Cincinnati UPI Oscar Robertson Cincinnati Royals St. Louis Hawk Robertson Royals Bill Bridges Hawks Tom Hawkins Bob Pettit Tom Thacker Jerry Lucas Pettit Bridges Develonat Amelie Ooo Embry Wawking Lucas Olsen O Robertson Pale Sheboygan Wis Ruyinaany Nts Bill Veeck Louis Braves Atlanta Bens Milwaukee Hagen Veeck St. Louis Browns Os Cincinnati Cleveland Indians Chicago’ St. Louis White Sox Annette Vaughn St. Louis

Bradley Princeton Star Honored Again

Bradley of Princeton, the Ivy League scoring leader, added 91 points last week to push his total past 2,000 as ECAC honors announced. Goose Tatum, wearing a cast, was named to the East team for the coming ECAC game week as his recovery continues.

New York UPI Princeton Bill Bradley Tatum Houston Bradley St. Joseph's Cliff Anderson St. John’s Bob McIintyres Dave Bing Syracuse Jeff Neuman Pennsylvania Wes Bialosuknna Connecticut Rhode Island

Anderson Stuns No 1 Attucks 85 73 In Hoosier Showdown

Top ranked Anderson suffered a stunning 85 to 73 defeat to six time loser Crispus Attucks at Butler Fieldhouse. Attucks surged from a 30 18 first quarter lead as Anderson cooled after an early strong start. John Grubb led Anderson with 16 points while Dave Browning added 14 and Strucks hit 22 of 44 shots overall. Attucks, rebounding from 6 losses in 10 starts, used key substitutes to prod a dramatic upset.

Anderson Bob Williams Indianapolis Star Story Butler Indians Crispus Attucks Hoosier John Grubb Dave Browning Strucks Attucks Lebanon Ray Estes Tribe

College hoops scores quick roundup several games listed

Purdue 78 Notre Dame 74. Indiana Tech 105 St. Francis 5. Louisville 82 Cincinnati 80 in three overtimes. Omaha 79 Augustana Minn 2. Florida A M 113 Tuskegee 99. Indiana Central 83 Hanover 7. Cornell 92 Colgate 83. Harvard 91 Dartmouth 79. Duquesne 73 DePaul 65. Ind State 84 St Josephs nd 73. Kent State 103 Ball State 0. Ithaca 86 Rochester Tech 56. Morgan St 141 Delaware St 107. Henry Co Tourney Lewisville 86 Cadiz 66. Blue River 9 Sulphur Spring, Iaterete Catholic 73 Rossville 46. Otterbein 87 Kentland 56. Ripley Co Tourney Versailles 101 Milan 66. Cortland at Clearspring pp. Pro NBA Cincinnati 103 St Louis 9.

Ollege Purdue Notre Dame Indiana Tech St. Francis Louisville Cincinnati Omaha Augustana Minn Cornell Colgate Harvard Dartmouth Duquesne DePaul Ind. State St. Joseph’s Kent State Ball State Ithaca Rochester Tech Morgan St Delaware St Henry Co. Tourney Lewisville Cadiz Blue River Sulphur Spring Iaterete Catholic Rossville Otterbein Kentland Ripley Co. Tourney Versailles Milan

Boyer Wins Speaker Award in Houston Event

Ken Boyer, former pitcher who became a noted third baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, received the Tris Speaker Award for outstanding contributions to baseball in Houston during the fifth annual Major League Baseball event. In Boston, veteran scout Mace Brown, 35, was signed Monday as pitching coach for the Red Sox, announced by General Manager Mike Higgins.

Houston Ken Boyer St. Louis Cardinals Tris SOX Brown Boston Mace Brown Boston RedSox Mike Higgins

Foss awarded three year AFL commission contract

New York UPI reports Joe Foss received a new three year contract as AFL commissioner on May 22, ensuring leadership through the next season.

New York UPI Joe Foss American Football League Bait

Weber wrests lead in All Star Bowling semis in Philadelphia

Dick Weber of Florissant Missouri won the semifinal round in the All-Star Bowling Tournament at Convention Hall. He posted a 42 game total of 9 082 to lead Harry Smith of Boston by 31 pins. Fred Lening was third with 9 020. Jean Winsch led the women with 4 769 through 24 games as Helen Duval moved to second. The field of 72 men was cut to 20 and the women to 16.

Philadelphia UPI Dick Weber Florissant Harry Smith Boston Mass Convention Hall Weber Smith Fred Lening Fairless Hills Jean Winsch Ray Bluth Watson Woods Bobby Meadows Dallas Tex Billy Welu St. Louis Bill Hoppe Lincoln Neb Ray Orf Les Schiffler Denver Colo Ed Lulbanski Oak Park Mich Olga Gloor Norridge Myrt DeFily San Antonio Rosemary Babich North Chicago Anne Slattery Salt Lake City Utah

Bettors Rewarded After Horse Finishes Last Mixup

In London bettors collected on Up All Night after a results error. The horse placed fourth due to a jockey weight in, though the horse finished last in a four horse race at Wargic. The mistake spread to 13,000 British shops before a correction.

London F. Morris Britain Malcolm Hancock Warwick

Hall of Fame adds seven, including Luckman Graham Waterfield

Canton's hall ceremony names Sid Luckman Otto Graham and Bob Waterfield among seven inducted. The group also includes Guy Chamberlin Paddy Driscoll Dr. Daniel Fortmann and Steve Van Buren. Inductions set for August 7 in Canton with Pay tribute to pre modern era pioneers.

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IU May Get New Football Coach Today

Indiana may hire a new football coach to replace Phil Dickens. Yale coach Johnny Pont planned to meet Yale officials to see if they will match Indiana's undisclosed offer. IU athletic director Bill Orwig said the job remained open with Ray Negal and another prospect under consideration. Bob Hicks, Dickens’ former assistant, stayed in contention citing Indiana's football woes and a four year catch up.

Bloomington Ind Indiana Phil Dickens Johnny Pont Yale Kingman Brewster Bill Orwig I.U Ray Negal Utah Bob Hicks Dickens

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