Ford and Ragan Tie for Crosby Lead at Pebble Beach
Doug Ford and Dave Ragan fired 66s at Cypress Point and Monterey Peninsula to share the first round lead in Tiny Crosby’s 84.50 tournament. Don January posted 67, while Bob Nichols and Nicklaus tied for sixth with 66. Riegel and January sit near the top as large crowds watch the early action.
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Jack Stevenson
Pebble Beach
Calif
Doug Ford
Dave Ragan
Tiny Crosby
Ilogan
Orlando
Fla
Ford
Dave
Cypress Point
Doug
Crosby
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Perdido Beach
Ragan
Don January
Eee Riegel
Jamison
Monterey
Bobbby Nichols
Boug Sanders
Tack Nicklaus
Arnold Mather
Lema
Tony Lema
Puit
Cynress Point Club
Bing Crosby
Dave Hill
Phil Harris
John Durkin
Free Admission For County Juniors At Anderson NT Game
Anderson College officials announced free admission for all Anderson and Madison County junior and senior high students to the Saturday night basketball game between Anderson Ravens and the Indiana Tech Warriors. Tipoff is 8 o clock at OC Lewis Gym. The Warriors, 13 1 in conference play, enter with a strong 24 5 overall mark and feature star Ron Zigler, averaging 27.1 points per game.
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Anderson College
Anderson
Madison County
Ravens
Indiana Tech Warriors
O. C. Lewis
Bob Macholtz
Bob Macy
St. Francis College
The
Warriors
Upstate
Indiana
Ron Zigler
Dave Wickman
Jay Thompson
John Gres
Gerald Fletcher
Dennis Buuck
Warrers
Chuck Hise
Macholtz
Darryl Lehnus
Neil Carter
Gary Pate
Gene Wash
Jim Fisher
College and NBA Scores Mixed Across Regions
Basketball results include WGH schools Shortridge 66 Broad Ripple Tech 74 and Scecina 39 Manual 76. Other scores list Northwest 41 Artington 96 and Covington 49 Kingman 4. College games show Bellarmine 74 Hanover 62 and Cincinnati 102 Detroit 92. NFL note: Ohio State quarterback Don Unverteeth completed 20 of his first 33 passes this fall.
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WGH School
Shortridge
Broad Ripot Tech
Scecina
Manual
Sacred Heart
Howe
Ind
Deaf School
Washington
Cathedral
Attacks
Northwest
Artington
Chatard
Linton
Shakamak
Hymera
Eastern
Patricksburg
Unionville
Worthington
Otwell
Alfordsville
Fritchton
Vincennes
Clay City
Hulsonville
Staunton
Bowling
Gro West
Vigo
Clinton
Turkey Run
Rosedale
Covington
Kingman
Veedersburg
Sillsboro
Odon Temora
Plainville
Odon
Shoals
Ollege
Bellarmine
Hanover
Cedarville
Huntington
Florida
U. of Miami
Fla. A
Don Unverteeth
Ohio State
Pont Definitely Interested In A Pont Definitely Interested In A
Yale coach John Pont flew to Indianapolis to discuss Indiana University head football coach terms. Pont and his wife planned to arrive at 4 03 p m EST. Indiana reportedly offered about 20000 dollars annually plus fringe benefits. Pont expected to decide on Thursday.
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New York
UPI
Yale
John Pont
Indianapolis
Indiana University
Pont
Miami
Ohio
Tondianapolis
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Nick Altrock Funeral Services Set for Monday
Nick Altrock longtime Washington Senators pitcher and coach dies in Washington D C at 74. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p m Monday at Gilligan Funeral Home in Cincinnati and burial will follow at Wing Street Hill Cemetery.
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Cincinnati
Nick Altrock
Washington Senators
Gilligan
Altrock
Washington, D.C
Wing Street Hill
Delph 38 as Southside beats Marion in double OT
Bobby Delph scored 32 with nine in the second overtime as Anderson Southside Warrio toppled Marion ninth graders 55 to 46. Southside led 7 to 5 after one period and widened the gap 10 to 4 in the second. Marion rallied to 20 points in the third, but the visitors held on in double overtime.
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Marion
Bobby Delph
Anderson Southside
Lapel
Markleville
Jackson
FTA
FIM
REB AP
Bronkella
McClain
Smith
Fall Creek
Jackson Vanderbur
St. Mary's
Engels Earp
Westvale
Riley
Willams
Frossard
Shadeland
Park Place
Michael
29Th Street
Lalpel High School
Dowbrook
Dillard
Pai Flayer
Mahoney
Poose City
Daoust
Pall Creek
W. Fox
Washington
K. Boxe
Snider
John Tazilor
Son
K. Johnson
Hiatt
Safford
Schuster
Sheppard
Laden
Pet
Bulldogs
Angels
Ford
Bland
Townsend
T Swain
Nunn
Alexander
J. Johnson
Mar
Dickson
David Kleville
Westvaie Haley
Baker
Cox
Youngbiood
Markleville Layer
Wilkisner
Voss
Willis
G Padely
I Bryan
C¢ Stohler
J. McClure
Murdock
Egley
Fox
Dickerson
David Clark
Wright
Meadowbrook
Cheever
Meeks
Clutch
Perdue
Presnall
Ramsey
Cary. Pire Harman Webber
Renbarger
Karkowski
DeSutter
Remaktus
Wal Sheppard
St. F
Srg
A Snyder
F Welch
Heider
Lavelle
L Rees
Arnold C Porter
Vr Phillips
Johnson
Hosier
Cloud
Grange x
Barnes Murray
West B. Johnson
Goases
Bowser
F - Simmons
Isenhour
Hannaford
Alon
Cary
Harmon
Warriors
Miter
Ania
Lanel
Gudget
Gammon
Bobby del Lupton
Gustin
Hilgenbottom
Milner
Passwater
Granger
Barnes Cook
Wolfgang
Balentine
Delph
Braulio Baeza Lowder Ate
Aqueduct
Imall
Gigalls
South Side
Southside
Tyesoph
Graddy Mathews
Davis
G Delph
Reifel - Marion
Id Meade
FT Snyder
Ed Wresan
Marion Tiniz
Carmin
Dalton
Cousy Sidelined by Fatigue in Worcester Hospital
Former Celtics star Bob Cousy, 36, was admitted to a Worcester hospital with fatigue from overwork. Doctors expect no surgery and anticipate his release Friday. He coaches at Boston College and plans to resume duties after exams, with a busy travel schedule noted.
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Worcester, Mass
UPI
Boston Celtics
Bob Cousy
Worcester
Cousy
Boston College
Philip B. Burke
Burke
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Jean
Wee Eet
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Lehigh
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Brown
Cornell
Kerr-Mcgee OL Industries. Inc
S. Main
NBA
Detroit
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
San Franisco
Cincy
Chevrolet
Hunter Motor Co., Inc
Meridian Street
St. Mary’s
Papoose
Was Wiko PT I
Claira
Don Carter and
Marion Ladewig
Don Carter
C- National Newspaper Syndicate
Wacker Drive
Chicago
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