Eight Pool Records Fall NCAA Regional In YWCA Win Sunday
The article reports eight pool records toppled during a Sunday swimming meet at the YWCA. It highlights partial results for Anderson YHCA mixed and girls teams with multiple event winners and times, noting performances by Deena Dun and Bridget Hurley among others.
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Annie Craig
YWCA
Greensburg
Herald Phota
Anderson Yhca
Olfy Greensburg
YMCA
Anderson Ywca
Sros
Richmond
B. Aine
Orth
Ta Eerste
Gail Rada
Uy MO
Susie Soo
Susie Soo), Ble Ribhun Minness
Deena Danbari
Deena Dun
Egal
Ches
Mary Sheattery
Ind
Falk
Heenaisirove
A. Butterfly
Ale” Jacobs
Mediey
Annie Ral Hah
Beychers
Uttentty
AL Cha
Gary Roosevelt and Greencastle Lead Indiana High School Playoff Shuffle
Indiana high school basketball seeks semi state honors with Gary Roosevelt and Greencastle among the contenders. North Miami and Lafayette are key challengers as teams battle in regional action at Lafayette and Pur-die. Roosevelt sits at 18-5, Greencastle at 19-6, with Attica also in the mix as the field narrows toward the state finals.
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Kansas City
UPI
National Collegiate Athletic Association Tournament Committee
Evansville
Ind
South Dakota
Southwest Missouri
Rip
Lincoln
Indiana State
Northern Michigan
Great Lakes
Norhal
Ee DePauw
Sandy Stat Tate
DePauw
Ilinois State
Worcester
Mass
Bridgeport
Springfield
Assumption
American International
Rochester
N.Y
Buffalo State
le (Moyne
New York
Isenester
Ithe
Kurt Feuden
Indianapolis
Lafayette
North Miami
Greencastle
Purdie
Allies
Natayene
Gary Roose Selt
Calumet
Roosevelt
Panthers
Roosevelt Hay
Chicago
Washington
Tiger Cats
Frankfort
Attica
Hyansville North
Ramblers
Joe Heath
Rick Ogborn
Rick Kirby
Joe Turplay
Scot Swift
Nappanee Nips Pepsi 142 to 135 in AAU tilt
Nappanee defeated Marion despite Pepsi's strong first-half run. Rod Hicks led Nappanee with 33 points while Paul Harber and Sam Nuns contributed key plays, as Manchester College tied the game late but fell short. The AAU tourney saw Nappanee set a scoring pace with 142 points and 10 players scoring across the game.
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Greenfield
Manchester Stars
Rod Hicks
Frank Moriformey
Manchester College
Paul Harber
Chue Hise Stars
Snyder
Ajand Sam Nuns
Ander
Manchester
Pepsi
Vorrigt
Phillips
Walthers
Marion
Nappanee
Pau
Har County
Bee Sal Greenfield
Bor
Rod Hick
Aifternoon
Toummey
Paints
Andérson Anc Nappanee
Indianapolis
Brownstown
Hobby Page
Oull
Swan
Pletcher's
Harris
Anderson
Walthera Snyder
Sunay
Tut P & M Oil
Pletcher
Hise
Harber
Harvey
Peps
Mie
Hicks
Stelfen
Michigan
Igienich Pepsi
Nmy
Kalamazoo
Colj
Drownstoka Racholh
sThomas
T White
C Soni
Johnson
Jack Hall 1967 National Contractor of the Year
Jack Hall is named 1967 National Contractor of the Year, recognizing leadership and excellence in construction. The award highlights Hall’s projects, industry impact, and professional contributions within the national contracting field.
Bradley Wyoming Temple Villanova Added To NIT Cage
AP reports the NIT field nearly complete with additions of Bradley Wyoming Temple and Villanova. Temple and Villanova reach NIT for seventh time. Bradley a three time winner with past NIT bans noted. Remaining berths depend on ACC Big Eight runners-up and possibly Ivy League.
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Bradley
Wyoming
Villanova
Temple
WEW York
Vllanova
Ley
Braves
Prin
Houston's Lewis Named AP Coach Of The Year
New York AP reports Houston coach Guy Lewis, from Arp Texas, won the 1967 68 college basketball Coach of the Year award. He led a top ranked Houston Cougars, ahead of UCLA's John Wooden and Kentucky's Adolph Rupp in voting by 322 sports writers and broadcasters. Hayes captured Player of the Year, while Houston reached the NCAA tourney final and snapped UCLA's win streak with a 71 69 upset before 52 600 at the Astrodome.
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NEW York
Guy Lewis
University of Houston Cougars
Associated Press
Arp
Itex
Johnny Wooden
UCLA
Elvin Hayes
Lewis
Wooden
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Wildcats
Falth
Larry Weise
St. Bonaventura
Ray Mears
Tennessee
Bob King
New Mexico
Dean Smith
North Carolina
Jack Rehan
Columbia
Hacovey Schmidt
Mincrs
Vic Bubas
Duke
Press Maravich
Louisiana State
Swith Cour
Tavis
Las Houston
Universal
Houston
Hanslan Astrodome
Mount Named to UPI All America Second Team
Purdue standout Rick Mount earned a slot on the UPI All America basketball second team as a sophomore scoring leader. He trailed first-team picks Pete Maravich, Calvin Murphy, Elvin Hayes, Lew Alcindor, and Wes Unseld, with other second-team selections including Larry Miller and Bob Lanier among a broad roster of college stars.
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New York
UPI
Rick Mount
Parue University
United Press International
Alia
Bob Lanier
St. Bona- Savil
May
Dayton
Qianapolis Warriors
Lucie Atlen
UCLA
United Football League
Bob Armen
Notre Dame
Bee
Tosmah
Rae Bob Snyder
Bears
Sh¢l
Monmonth Barks
Soriano to resign top post of Pacific Coast League
Soriano will step down as president of Pacific Northwest Sports Inc and owner of the Seattle Angels to allow a successor to lead the organization. His departure follows a directors meeting as the triple-A franchise plans to move the Seattle team to a new Pacific Coast League alignment next year. Max Soriano, also a public figure, announced the change with praise for his brother, while PCL executives voiced the challenge of replacing him.
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Seattle
Wash
CUPI
Dewey Soriano
Pacific Northwest Sports, Inc
Seatte Angels
al Seelile
Pacific Coast
Soriano
College NAIA Playoffs Highlight Scoring Madness
Hanover Ol Earlham and Taylor lead a list of college and professional scores across multiple games. Notable results include Kaisa State 63 over Iowa State 61 Tenn 63 over Mississippi State 51 Vendovtil 115 over LSU 26 and Louisville 107 over Bellarmine 58. ABA matchups feature Minnesota 123 over New Jersey 115 with tight finishes elsewhere.
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Hanover Ol
IrdState
Earlham St. Taylor
Kaisa State
Lowa St
Tenn
Miss. State
Vendovtil
LSU
Louisville
Bellarmine
Sundans
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Anderson Music Center
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