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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1968
Page
25
Anderson YWCA defeated Greensburg YWCA 479 to 99 in a Sunday meet at the YWCA pool, with eight pool records set. The Anderson team will host Richmond on Sunday, May 17, while multiple event winners and times across age groups are listed in full meet results.
Kansas City report shows NCAA regional pairings with Evansville facing Lincoln in the West opener at Springfield and Indiana State meeting Northern Michigan in the Great Lakes Regional at Normal. DePauw and Illinois State also play, with winners advancing to Saturday. Northeast region pairings at Worcester and Rochester set, with victors to face Evansville later.
New York AP reports the National Invitation Tournament field is filled with Bradley Wyoming Temple and Villanova as at large bids. Remaining berths depend on runners up in the Atlantic Coast Big Eight and possibly the Ivy League. Bradley 19 8 and Wyoming 16 8 join strong scoring teams led by Joe Allen and Stan Dodds, while Temple and Villanova bring long NIT pedigree and solid records. Other contenders include Army Fordham Notre Dame Duquesne Long Island St Peter's Dayton Marshall.
Indianapolis INUPI coverage notes North Miami meets Greencastle while Attica battles Gary Roosevelt in the Indiana high school basketball semi state at Purdue. Roosevelt 18-5, Greencastle 19-6, Attica 19-6, Logansport district surprise Logansport district. Roosevelt seeks Calumet region title since 1960. Attica aiming for fourth semi state run, Greencastle last finals in 1933.
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Houston coach Guy Lewis, 46, of the top ranked Cougars, won AP college basketball Coach of the Year for 1967 68. He led Houston to third place in the NCAA tourney last season and ended UCLA's 47 game win streak with a 71 69 upset at the Astrodome on January 20.
INDIANAPOLIS UP Al Savil owner of the former Indianapolis Warriors of the United Football League has been granted a franchise in the new 22 team Continental Professional Football League. Bob Snyder former Chicago Bears player will coach the Hoosier team in the Continental League central division.
Pletcher's of Nappanee led by Harris Phillips and Walthers beat Madison County’s Pepsi 142 to 135 in Greenfield AAU action. Pepsis Bobby Page fouled out as Nappanee set a record for most points in a game with 142 and combined 277 with Anderson. Harris 38 Phillips 36 Walthers 30 led Nappanee while Harber 38 Rod Hicks 33 paced Pepsi. Next Sunday F and M Oil face Pletcher's and Burger Chef meets 7 Up. Ray Steffen now coaches at Kalamazoo College.
Hanover defeats Tri-State 81 to 69 while Earlham tops Taylor 118 to 99 in college NAIA playoff action. Other games feature Kansas State over Iowa State 63 to 61 and Tennessee beating Mississippi State 63 to 51, with Vanderbilt routing LSU 115 to 8. Pro Sunday results include NBA: Philadelphia over Boston 133 to 127 and Detroit over Chicago 134 to 123. ABA: Minnesota over New Jersey 123 to 115. Dallas tops Anaheim 126 to 114. Denver defeats Oakland 115 to 95.
Dewey Soriano announced he will step down as Pacific Coast League president after a successor is named. His brother Max will give up his Seattle Angels ownership to enable the transition. Rosy Ryan praised Soriano as the league’s greatest president and warned of the tough replacement ahead.
Purdue sophomore guard Rick Mount was named to the United Press International All-America basketball second team. Mount trails first team picks Pete Maravich LSU Calvin Murphy Niagara and others. second team also includes Larry Miller North Carolina Bob Lanier St Bonaventure Don May Dayton Lucius Allen UCLA with Bob Arnzen Notre Dame honorable mention.
Tosmah, hailed as one of the finest racing mares, is noted for her storied track legacy and debated as a half sister in breeding lines, underscoring the family’s prominence in the sport.
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