Indians Fight Frankfort Throttle In 56 48 Setback
Anderson and Frankfort traded leads in a tightly contested basketball game Friday night with Frankfort finally pulling away late in the fourth to beat Anderson 56 48. John Grubb led the Indians with timely scores while Frankfort's Rawson and Dan Davis paced the Hot Dogs in a physical regional showdown.
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Wichita State players may rejoin after dismissal
Two Wichita State University basketball players Nate Bowman and Gerald Davis could rejoin the team for the next game after a Thursday dismissal for failure to complete first semester academic work. Coach Gary Thompson said the decision was not about grades and left open their return pending completion of assignments. Thompson indicated they would be counted on for the second semester barring further incidents.
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UPI
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Gerald Davis
Precaous
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High School Cage Scores Across Indiana Districts
A lengthy roundup of boys basketball results from multiple Indiana counties and towns. The report lists scores for teams such as Anderson, Frankfort, Elwood, Crawfordsville, Pendleton, Mt. Vernon, Beech Grove, Broad Ripple, Cathedral, Wabash Valley games, and several tournaments with numerous final scores and occasional overtime notes.
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Linton
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Shakamak
Covington
North Salem
Pittsboro
Veedersburg
Putnam Co
Tourney
Cloverdale
Bainbridge
Tell City
Seymour
Huntington
Muncie Burris
Crawfordsville Athenians Rout Pirates In 1953 Clash
Crawfordsville Athenians outscored Madison Heights Pirates in all four quarters to win 79 to 53. Madison Heights trailed early after a 4 to 1 start, then fell behind and never recovered. Don McShirley led Madison Heights with 12 points, while Crawfordsville’s Bill Terry and Terry Goodrich scored 17 and 13 respectively as the Athenians extended their season.
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Lucas Stee
Pendleton Irish top Summitville in White River clash
Rumler Peces led Pendleton with 10 field goals and 3 free throws to power the Irish to a 61 to 50 victory over Summitville Goblins in a White River Conference game. McCarty added 12 points and Jones 10 as Vinson led Summitville with 18. Pendleton improved to 3-1 in conference. Goblins fell to 2-2. Pendleton reserves also won 50-39.
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Rudy
Puckett
Garner
King
Cossacks Win After Strong First Three Quarters
Middletown's Cossacks built a big early lead and held on to beat Frankton 74 to 72 in a White River Conference clash. Scorers included Saunder 18, Clapp 19, Russell 13, Luce 11 for Middletown, while Waymire 27 and Davis 10 led Frankton. Middletown meets Richmond next, then travels to Alexandria.
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Heig
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Carol Cummings
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Jay
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Whene
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Dorton
Harris
Donovan
Howells I. L. Bullock
Henkle
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Selma
Gaston King
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Bennett
Encase
Owe Hertle
Smith
Carmin
Carey
Dubois Freshmen Beat English 89 to 10 by Big Margin
Dubois Indiana high school freshmen defeated English high school freshmen by 89 to 10 in a dominant performance. The Dubois yearlings rolled to a 79 point victory, signaling a potential record in early basketball statistics.
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Dubois, Ind
Indiana
Dubois High School
Liston cited for license sticker overstay in Denver
Police stopped Sonny Liston’s car after observing a two day expired temporary license sticker. He said he had trouble getting a license and faces a $5 fine due Feb. 17. Liston also faces a January 29 DUI trial from Christmas Day. DETROIT UPI reports Detroit University's 96.1 point game last season set a major college single season scoring record.
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Denver
Sonny Liston
Liston
Detroit
UPI
Detroit University
Griese Starts For Purdue Five Against Michigan
Purdue faces Michigan in a key Big Ten basketball clash with Bob Griese starting at guard after directing Purdue to a football upset at Ann Arbor. Michigan averages 6 6 and 218, while Cazzie Russell leads Wolverines with 66 in two games. Purdue counters with Niemeier Jones and Schellhase as they seek an upset.
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Chicago
Bob Griese
Purdue
Boilermakers
Michigan
Wolverines
Griese
Ann Arbor
Ray Eddy
Northwestern
Michigan State
Ohio
Signal Mountain Avenues Setback Triumph in 7th Grade Play
Signal Mountain 7th graders edged Soddy Daisy 28 to 26 to avenge a prior 73 to 9 loss. The tight victory came on Thursday in Chattanooga with both teams competing hard for regional bragging rights.
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Chattanooga
Dartmouth coach Alvin Julian not planning to retire yet
Dartmouth basketball coach Alvin Doggie Julian, in position since 1950, denied retirement plans as of Friday. A Dartmouth spokesman noted his contract runs to July 1, 1966 and the admin hopes he stays beyond that date. The 1965-66 team record stands at 2-10 with 25 straight Ivy losses.
Dean Chance Wins Cy Young Award Youngest Ever
Dean Chance of the Los Angeles Angels became the youngest pitcher to win the Cy Young Award last year. The historic feat highlighted a standout season for Chance and marked a milestone for the franchise.
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Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Y A Tittle Retires From Pro Football After 17 Seasons
Y A Tittle, the Giants quarterback known as the Bald Eagle, quits at 39 after 17 pro seasons. He ruled out coaching, will remain as public relations man and scout, and his number 14 will be retired with helmet and jersey to him.
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Y.A. Tittle
New York Giants
Tittle
Gary Wood
Cornell
Diane
Wood
Giants
National Football League
Mara
Italian Star Bouts Stop Hernandez in Third Round Loss
In Rome Nino Benvenuti the world’s top junior middleweight defeated Art Hernandez of Omaha Neb by technical knockout in the third round when a deep cut on Hernandez left cheek forced the bout to stop. Benvenuti weighed 157 pounds. Hernandez 156 1 2 pounds. The 15 000 crowd saw Benvenuti land solid left hooks as Hernandez faded under pressure.
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UPI
Italy
Nino Benvenuti
Art Herjpandez
Omaha
Neb
Palazio Della Sports
Jon Hernandez
Hernandez
Benvenuti
Hernandez l
Gustin Sinks Last Tie as Markleville Tops Lapel 61 58
Gustin scored the late go ahead basket and Bruce Hardy iced it with a free throw to give Markleville a 61 58 win over Lapel in White River Conference play. Markleville improves to 19 5 overall, Lapel drops to 2 2 in league.
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Mar
Er Reo Oll
Vv Bulldogs
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Cave
Carnegie Named Director of Indiana Hall of Fame 1965
Tom Carnegie, famed Midwest sportscaster, was named Director of the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame for 1965. The announcement came from Ray Johnson, Central Committee chair, in Indianapolis, with the banquet for new members set the night before the State Final tournament. Past inductees, including Wooden and Lambert, were noted, and Peter Eckrich and Sons of Fort Wayne remained sponsor.
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Midwest
Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame
Indianapolis
Ray Johnson
Lions Clubs of
Indiana
Big Ten
Notre Dame
Carnegie
Robert S. Hinshaw
Branch McCracken
Archie Chadd
Charles Matis
Googe Spradling
Ward Lambert
Homer Stonebraker
Robert Vandiver
Ernest Wagner
Johnnie Wooden
Marion L. Crawley
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Haldane A. Griggs
Murray Mendenhall Sr
Jewell I. Young
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Wayne
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