Kessler To Speak At Indiana Hall Of Fame Dinner
Rob L. Kessler, Purdue and All-High School star, now Buick manager, will keynote the Indiana High School Basketball Hall of Fame dinner in Indianapolis on March 14 at the Stouffer Inn. New members will be inducted, with the Silver Anniversary all-state team honored. Lions Clubs of Indiana sponsor the event, chosen by a central committee of officials and writers.
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Robef L. Kessler
Purdue
Weney
Buicka
New Stouffer Inn
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Kessler
Boilermakers
Grand Blanc
Mich
Two More Cars Enter Indy 500
Two turbo entries were listed for the Indy 500 as Navarro of Glendale Calif and Less Scott of Livonia Mich were named drivers. The Bryant Racing Team from New Jersey fielded a rear engine Ford powered car similar to a prior entry, with Masten Gregory, Joe Leonard and Art Pollard mentioned in connection to the team. A driving test had been conducted in Phoenix a week earlier, but no qualifying success noted.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Glendale
Calif
Scott
Livonia
Mich
R. Bryant
N.J
Bryant
Masten Gregory
Joe Leonard
Art Pollard
Weme
Phoenix
Ariz
Notre Dame Freshman Passes Key 15-Yard TD
In a Pitt game the Notre Dame Irish won 20 to 8 in the last 40 seconds on a 15-yard scoring pass from quarterback Joe Theismann of South River New Jersey to split end Tom Eaton of Lancaster Ohio.
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Pitt
Notre Dame
Position Stance and Approach Pocket Pamphlet Ad
Learn proper bowling form with emphasis on stance lift and follow through. The pamphlet Position Stance Approach covers stance, lift, approach and swing plus push away. Send 10 cents and a self addressed envelope to Don Carter at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago Illinois 11606.
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National Newspaper Syndicate
N. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bowling Scores From Cooper's Bowl League Standings
Scores and honor roll tallies from Cooper's Bowl league show teams such as Fire Balls Red Eyes and Clutches competing across frames with top individual marks by Haucett 229 and Rector 237. The list includes season totals and a separate honor roll featuring several players with scores ranging from 200 to 237.
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Frame & Filed
Pin Cole
G ‘ M Real Estate
Warfield Insurance
M. Brown
B. Brown
Laswell
If. Brown
Heater
Haucett
Huff
Tobin
Rector
Rudolf
Henderson
Spencer
Stacy
Millage
Wakefiled
Shirley
Stephenson
Sports Scores and Honor Roll Recap from Local League
Russell Oil Co. 3 Pitcock's Const. 0 Manship & Roller Surveyors 3 Macon's Root Beer 0 Coca Cola 2 Abels Tavern 1 Nine 3 Ors Bowl 0 Barker's V Frankton ves 0 Green Pro Shop 3 Rose Bowl 0 Special mention Larry Day 258 259 235 752 Honor roll V Fields 2925 235 649 W Needler 209 236 631 Bob Brown 211 233 638 am Taylor 256 616 Walte Rector 213 Johns 226 Hat 202 Whetsel 234 Agnes Ohnheiser 211 Thrasher me Evans 224 Robinson 215 Roberts 205 Walser 213 C Sokol 202 217
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Russell Oil Co
Pitcock’s Const
Manship & Roller Surveyors
Macon’ S
Coca - Cola
Abel's Tavern
Nine
Barker's V Frankton
Bob Brown
Am Taylor
Walte
Rector
Johns
Hat
Whetsel
Agnes
Ohnheiser
Thrasher
Evans
Robinson
Roberts
Walser
C. Sokol
Team point totals from local standings list results
The scoreboard shows Sprite leading with 54 points, M Brook Sinclair and Cooper's Bowl at 50, Albea's Plumbing 49, Pacers 48, Kellers Elean ers 45, Meadows 43, Southdale Barbers 42, Breece Home Improvement 41, Fifteen 360 Atlas Red- D-Mix 34, Hartley Electric 33, General Tel mec 26, John Erler Industries 26, Local 357 18, and individual scores for Hawdey's Browns D Linville 231, C Smith 202, Hastings 200, 201, Sparks 201, Jones 215, 223 (629), Dennis 209, Keller 200, Boze 204, Odle 200, Irwin 209, Derr 211 214.
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Sprite
M’brook Sinclair
Cooper's Bowl
Albea’s Plumbing
Pacers
Kellers
Elean‘ers
Meadows
Southdale Barbers
Breece Home Improvement
Atlas
Hartley Electric
John Erler Industries
General Telmec
Sylvester Heating
Haw Dey ‘S
Local Standings and Honor Roll From Students
Point totals list includes Wilsons Lone Oak at 57 2, Moffitts Masonry 55 2, Clean Way 54, Panorama Barber Shop 52, Hunter Weidner Chey 50, Regenald Pontiac 49, Coopers Bowl 46, Middletown Builders 41, Hossier Markets 38 42, Bucks Rubbish 37 12, Pepsi Cola 36, Odd Fellows 36, Madrid Beauty Salon 36, Red Men 25 , Hilllards Beauty Salon 35, United Oil 24 42, The Nobodys 23, K Mart Sporting Goods 11 . Honor roll lists J Cox 202 , 224 (617) , R Clapp 205 (589) , M Sayer 236 (574) , I Wheeler 223 .
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Wilson's
Lone Oak
Moffitt’s Masonry
Clean Way
Panorama Barber Shop
Hunter-Weidner Chey
Regenald Pontiac
Cooper's Bowl
Middletown Builders
Hoosier Markets
Bucks Rubbish
Pepsi-Cola
Odd Fellows
Madrid
Red Men
Hilliard’s
United Oil
the Nobody's
Kmart Sporting Goods
J. Cox
R. Clapp
M. Sayer
I. Wheeler
Standings and honor roll for local league pod list
Point standings show Pipefitters at 87 and Wilsons Lone Oak at 86 with Miracle Water 86 and Chambers Real Estate 84. Pic-N-Pay 82, Dept 793 3rd Shift 78, Dunks 75, Cooper's Bowl 74, Five Slugs 66, Mis fits 64, Burger Chef 63, Dept 128 60, Pin Knockers 55. Honor roll lists Jones 554, Schmink 211, M. Folsom 200, Leever 208.
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Dept
Shirley
Barkdull
C. Brown
W. Smith
Millikan
Kimm
Schick
M. Folsum
Wilson's Lone Oak
Miracle Water
Chambers Real Estate
Pic-N-Pay
Cooper's Bowl
Jones
Schmink
M. Folsom
Leever
Dept 793 Leads Pipefitting Standings in Rough Meet
The latest point standings show Dept 793 in first with 112 points, followed by Pipefitters 93, Chambers Real Estate and Miracle Water tied at 92, Wilsons Lone Oak at 92, Pic N Pay at 84, and Dept 793 3rd Shift at 86.
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Dept
Chambers Real Estate
Miracle Water
Wilson's Lone Oak
Pic- N-Pay
Indiana Tile FOP Nine Kaufman's Wil son's Pepsi Brown Salem
Honor roll lists players G Buckner 201 214 223 638 S Sheay 234 208 636 T Smith 257 622 Bob Brown 213 212 607 J Dennis 202 235 603 R Moore 202 C Burk 204 D Bates 202 S Brown 224 C Whetsel 200 R Bovie 209 H Harper 227 W Fields 210 A Andrews 226 J Moore 221
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Indiana Tile
Nine
Kaufman’s Hardware
Wilson’s Pharmacy
Pepsi - Cola
Brown’s Recreation
Salem Poultry
8Th Street Bar
Old Trail
G. Buckner
S. Sheay
T. Smith
Bob Brown
J. Dennis
R. Moore
C. Burk
D. Bates
S. Brown
C. ‘Whetsel
R. Bovie
H. Harper
W. Fields
A. Andrews
J. Moore
Point totals from local standings and scores
The report lists team points led by Alex Pure Milk with 100, Kassel's Bar 98, Danner's 95, Keller-Ritchie Ins. 94, Tic Toc Bar 91, Cullen & Stone DX 91, and others down to Twelve 47 and J & W Excavating 44. Individual handicap scores show D Alt 226, Horn 220, Martin 214, Ritchie 559, Morgan 213, Vandas 552, Gooding 213, McCord 211, Saubert 226.
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Alex Pure Milk
Kassel’s
Danner’s
Keller-Ritchie Ins
Cullen & Stone
Fuller Brush
Danny’s
Kroger’s
J & W Excavating
Horor Roll
D. Alt
J. Horn
D. Martin
D. Ritchie
J. Morgan
R. Vandas
M. Gooding
W. McCord
W. Saubert
Team standings and honor roll from the club meet
Standings list teams such as 7 Up 492 Twenty Nine 43 Nineteen 42 Kimchi Kids 42 and others with scores. Honor roll includes men J Kotar ski 203 and J Beaman 210 plus women B Douglas 219 and J Warmke 212.
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Kimchi Kids
House For Service
Rector Real Estate
Pin Busters
Riley ‘Const
Hoofers
Kings & Queens
E-Z Pickins
Lucky
Rum Dums
Challengers
J. Kotarski
J. Beaman
C. Braden
J. Fuller
J. Morris
F.kean
G. Cox
J. Bolander
B. Douglas
J. Warmke
Roaring 20s Cooper's Bowl high scores and honor roll
Roaring 20s bowling segment lists point totals for Coca-Cola 472 Citizens Banking 45 Burger Chef 44 Robinsons Pro Shop 43 percent Madison Co Lumber 38 Teeters Shell 33 Pepsi Cola 3342 Sonotone 3342 St Ambrose 3242 Clares Gulf 32 Mason s Root Beer 32 Miracle Tool 31 Sweet Sixteen 2642 Mounds Mall Barber 2542 Massey s Marathon 25 Rollin Rocks 21. Honor roll includes J Cranfield 552 D Bemish 200 J Dexter 210 C Cooper 208 N Dickerson 212 G Curnutt 234 H Teeters 258 D Hill 208 P Barnes 228 M Findley 200 J Findley 210 J Carroll 210 G Tapy 202 B Grant 212 G Jones 204 W Lane 223 J Addison 212 M Kurtz 235
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Coca-Cola
Citizens Banking Co
Burger Chef
Robinson's Pro Shop
Madison Co. Lumber
Teeters Shell
Pepsi-Cola
Sonotone
St. Ambrose
Clare’s Gulf
Mason’s Root Beer
Miracle Tool
Sweet Sixteen
Mounds Mall
Massey’s Marathon
Rollin Rocks
J. Cranfield
D. Bemish
J. Dexter
C. Cooper
N. Dickerson
G. Curnutt
H. Teeters
D. Hill
P. Barnes
M. Findley
J. Findley
J. Carroll
G. Tapy
B. Grant
G. Jones
W. Lane
J. Addison
M. Kurtz
Local league scores and honor roll list
Holt's 3 defeats Rains Gardens 1 while Atlas Red-D-Mix and Pepsi-Cola split 1 each and Brown Motors and Dodge Boys split 3 1. Emge's and Paul's Pure Oil led 4 1 and Lapel Sheet Metal was shutout 0. Honor roll features Morgan 233 610 Ellis 205 554 J Kitchen 200 575 Jim Parkhurst 554 Schuyler 203 Sisson 206 233 597 D Leakey 214.
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Holt’s
Rains Gardens
Atlas
Morgan
Ellis
J. Kitchen
Jim Parkhurst
Schuyler
Sisson
D. Leakey
Pepsi Upsets Burger Chef In 90-73 Contest
Pepsi-Cola defeated Burger Chef 90 73 after a 57 59 third quarter lead. Indiana AAU star Larry Humes led with 2 points. Ed Schilling 16 and Tom Bowman 12 for Burger Chef. Pepsi scorers included Harber 24 Hicks 21 and Robby Page 11 with strong team play. Next Sunday Pepsi faces F M Oil at Southside gym in Anderson.
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Anderson
Pepsi-Cola
Indianapolis Burger Chef
Indiana Aau
Focal Southside
ndmliar.M‘‘s
Indiana
Larry Humes
Burger Chef
Ed Schilling
Tom Bowman
Ron Iwema
Ken Cordell
Fred Robinson
Bob Heady
Jim Holt
Paul
Harber
Rod Hicks
Pepsi
Robby Page
Tom Harvey
Frank Morgan
Sam Nunn
Dick Hoell
Barrett Bates
Gary Pate
John Teague
F & M Oil
Southside
South Side Freshmen Triumph Twice Over North Side 48 to 40
South Side freshmen defeated North Side twice in a twin bill at North Side Gym by identical scores of 30,828 to 40. South Side frosh extended their win streak to 11, while North Side ninth graders dropped to 3-1. Box scores follow.
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North Side
Southide
Northide
North Side ‘Gym
South Side
Frosh
Radio Quintet Ekes Out 62-57 Victory on South Side Hardwood
Radio edged Press 62 to 57 in a Sunday night junior high cage contest on the South Side. Ron Actis led Radio with 21 points, while Thom Burden and Mike McKinney each scored 20 for Press. Radio built a 19 point lead before Press rallied in the final period, with Sam Roberts officiating the game.
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Doug Vermillion
South Side
Radio
Jim Stewart
Dick Lange
Jim Ray
Lange
Mike Grimes
Vermillion
Kent Main
Herald
Ron Actis
Thom Burden
Mike McKinney
Don Shaw
Press
Burden
Jim Jones
WHBU
Sam Robert
Homer
Gremes
Shawasa
Miracle Pactpeica le Sy
Townsend
Sam Roberts
Norman York
Grandview Officers to Meet at Clubhouse
Grandview Men's Golf Club president Robert Buxton says a meeting of officers and directors will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Grandview clubhouse. Other officers listed include vice-president Gary Johnson secretary-treasurer Wright Don Granger Oscar Melson Gerald Musselman Merlin Tyler Bob Arnold and Bill Harvey.
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Robert
Bob) Buxton
Grandview Men’s Golf Club
Grandview
Buxton
Gary Johnson
Wright
Don Granger
Oscar Melson
Gerald Musselman
Merlin Tyler
Bob Arnold
Bill Harvey
Penn State Lions Have Tall 1964 Basketball Roster Heights
Penn State varsity basketball players range from 6-2 to 6-9 in height with an average around 6-4. The tallest Lion is 6-9 sophomore Phil Nichols from Philadelphia.
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Nittany Lions
University Park Pa
Penn State
Nittany Lion
Phil Nichols
Philadelphia
NBA Cage Scores Pro Sunday Results
Boston defeats Philadelphia 115 to 103 while New York posts 133 to 130 over San Francisco. Los Angeles stops St. Louis 128 to 113 as Seattle edges New Jersey 126 to 123. Dallas 118 over Anaheim 115 and Oakland 108 over Kentucky 98.
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Philadelphia
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Seattle
Ore
New Jersey
Dallas
Anaheim
Oakland
Kentucky
Colorado Buffalo mascot Ralph weighs 600 pounds
In Boulder Colorado the University of Colorado football mascot is a 600 pound buffalo cow named Ralph. Five husky students help manage her during events and appearances.
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Boulder, Colo
University of Colorado
Ralph
Husky
Houston Tops UCLA In UPI College Ratings Shock
The University of Houston, riding a long win streak, leads UCLA by 22 points in the UPI coaches poll for the second straight week. North Carolina, New Mexico, St. Bonaventure, and Tennessee follow as Duke enters the top 10, with Utah dropping to 11th after four losses.
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UPI
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Cougars
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Lamiar Tech
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UCLA
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New Mexico
St. Bonaventure
Tennessee
Columbia
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Boston College
New Mexico State
Eagles
Cincinnati
Wyoming
Drake
Marquette
Davidson
Northwestern
Princeton
Tar Heels
Georgia
Bonnies
Shenandoah Nips Daleville For 4th Mat Decision
Shenandoah edged Daleville 31 30 for the Raiders fourth win of the season in a league wrestling meet at Daleville. Forfeits and pins featured heavily with Delph and Sehram earning forfeits for Daleville and Shenandoah respectively, plus several bouts ending with pins and a decision.
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Murphy
Giles
Ritchie
Richman
Flynn
Clevenger
Baker
Robbins
Painter
Young
Elder
Hoy
Orr
Badgley
Purdue Rolls Past Northern Michigan as Mount Seats 37
Purdue defeated Northern Michigan 106-79 in Lafayette as Rick Mount scored 37 points and hit 16 field goals to lead the Boilermakers. Ted Rose of Northern Michigan scored 35, while Bill Keller added 18 and Jerry Johnson 14 for Purdue.
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Ind
UPI
Rick Mount
Purdue
Northern Michigan
Boilermakers
Mount
Nortern Michigan
Ted Rose
Bill Keller
Ierry Johnson
Evansville Invades Indiana State For ICC Crucial Tonight
Evansville and Indiana State, both highly ranked, clash in Terre Haute over ICC leadership. Indiana State sits 13-5 overall and 5-1 in league play, while Evansville is 14-2 and 12-2 in conference action, with key matches also lined up across the Hoosier Collegiate and Mid Central conferences.
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Indiana State
Associated Press
Indiana
Terre Haute
ICC
Hoosier College
Earlham
HCC
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Tri-State
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Casper Tops Los Angeles Open For $20,000 Victory
Billy Casper won the Los Angeles Open at Brookside with a 274 total, 10 under par, earning $20,000 and boosting his year to more than $35,000 in official earnings through Billy Casper Enterprises. Arnold Palmer finished second at 277, collecting $12,000, while Jack Nicklaus did not play.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Billy Casper
Billy Casper Enterprises
Jack Nickla
Arnold Palmer
Casper
Palmer
Nicklaus
Internal Revenue Service
Brookside
al Geiberger
John Schlee
Dallas
Tex
Geiberger
Schlee
Dave Marr
George Archer
Sunday School Tourney Pairings Set For 32 Teams
Jim Hunter of the Sunday School Athletic Association will supervise a 6:50 pm meeting in Park Place gym to draw pairings for 32 teams across Junior Intermediate and Senior post season basketball tours. Junior teams include Bethany Park Place East Lynn North Anderson South Meridian First Nazarene Noble Street Central Christian Chesterfield Christian. Intermediate lists Bethany Park Place Brethren Lynn North Anderson South Meridian East Side Sherman Street First Nazarene Noble Street Central Christian Chesterfield Christian St Marys. Senior field features Brethren Arts Colonial EUB North Ace South Meridian Elm Grove Ovid Community Whetstone Chesterfield Christian Colonial EUB.
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Jim Hunter
Sunday School Athletic Association
Park Place
Bethany
East Lynn
North Andera
South Meridian
Naza
Noble Street
Central
Christan
Chesterfield
Chris
Brethren
Lynn
North Anderson
East Side
Sherman Street
First Nazarene
Central Christian
Chesterfield Christian
St. Mary’s. King
Ace
Elm Grove
Ovid
Whetstone
Nordholz Leads Tide Scoring Early In SEC Race
Alabama guard Mike Nordholz tops the Tide in eight of the first dozen games, totaling 274 points for a 22.8 point average. His best game sees 28 points against Mississippi as the team trails in the conference standings.
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Nordholz
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Mike Nordholz
Tide
Mississippi
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