Bates and Long Receive Honors From Anderson College
Anderson College cagers named Ron Lid Most Valuable Player and Tom Mates Honorary Captain for the 1967 62 squad coached by Ray Parr. Long from Miamisburg Ohio earned All Hoosier Conference and District NAIA second team recognition, while Bates of Germantown Ohio earned the Free Throw Award and was a top scorer. Both juniors, Long led scoring and Bates contributed strong backcourt play, with Parr noting their Hustle and All Hoosier honors as part of the Raven team success.
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Sam Jones to Return to Celtics Sunday
Boston report says veteran Sam Jones may return to the Celtics lineup Sunday after tests show he is recovering from mononucleosis. Club physician Dr. Joseph Doherty indicates Jones could be ready for the next game, ending a five game absence. Yonkers Raceway hosted 39 stakes races as Yonkers entered its 87th year.
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Evansville Reitz Poised for Indiana Title Run
Evansville Reitz carries credentials for the state tournament as top contenders. Jeffersontown and BloomingTon loom as challengers while Vincennes, Evansville North, and Reitz vie for regional semistate spots. Reitz star Jerry Memering anchors a 6 foot 3 lineup with shooters and depth, as the team aims to avenge past titles and become a strong statewide force.
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Cepeda Aims For 30 Home Runs 100 RBIs In 1968
St Louis slugger Orlando Cepeda told AP on Monday his top goal is a pennant with a winning team, after hitting .325 last season with 25 homers and a league-leading RBI total. He projects roughly 30 homers and 100 RBIs this year.
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Granatelli-USAC Suit Opens Before Chief Judge Steckle
In Indianapolis UPI reports Andy Granatelli’s suit against USAC alleges Ford Motor Company helped craft turbine racing rules that could bar six cars from entering the Indianapolis 300 in May. USAC counters Indiana jurisdiction issues. Chief Judge Steckler delays ruling pending further evidence as 1,977 deposition questions are read.
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DePauw Beats Evansville In Close MCC Clash For Crown
DePauw Tigers rally past Evansville 65 60 to share the Indiana Collegiate Conference title with Indiana State. Tom McCormick scores 24, Dave Browning 22, Tom McGuirk 8, Pratt tops Aces with 34 as DePauw finishes 16 6 and Evansville 17 7.
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Maravich Murphy Lead 1961 All America Basketball Team
LSU star Pete Maravich and Niagara’s Calvin Murphy headline the 1961 United Press International All-America basketball squad. UCLA’s Lew Alcindor, Elvin Hayes of Houston, and Wes Unseld of Louisville join the first team, with the season’s scoring records highlighted by Maravich’s 45 points per game and Murphy’s 39.
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United Press International
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Benvenuti Crowned Champion as Frazier Edges Griffith
Benvenuti defeats Griffith in a 15 round split decision to claim the world heavyweight title, while Frazier stops Griffith in an earlier bout. The New York arena crowd roared as Benvenuti outboxed and outlasted the American challenger.
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Duke Climbs Big Ten Standings After Overtime Wins
The Associated Press reports Duke rose from tenth to sixth after beating North Carolina in three overtimes. North Carolina dropped from third to fifth as Houston stayed No. 1 with 42.70, UCLA No. 2, and Kentucky near the top. Davidson entered the Top Ten at No. 10 on the strength of Southern Conference wins, while Louisville and Princeton also moved up. The piece also notes NHL and Leafs detailed trade talk and Mahovlich’s scoring slump and record.
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Ncaa In A Tuesday Light Playoff Game “Against “Princeton
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Lefty O'Dell Retires And Enters Politics
Lefthander Billy O'Dell of the Baltimore Pirates announces retirement Monday and will seek political office. The move follows reports of health issues and changes within the Saints organization.
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Falcons Sign Henry Holland From Texas State
Atlanta Falcons announce signing of Henry Holland, 6 foot 2, 230 pound center from Texas State, the ninth round pick. Holland will join the LMS football squad and compete for a starting role as a center.
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Madison Heights shines in close North Central clash
Madison Heights led by coach Phil Buck beat Portland and then forced overtime against Marion's Giants in a tight North Central Conference matchup before falling 51 to 52 in the final moments. Also notes a faculty charity game at Madison Heights High School and a Fort Myers golf anecdote from Warren Marshall.
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Warren Marshall
Fort Myers
Hiorlila
el His
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Laurice Lang
Marsall
Alabama Names Newton New Head Basketball Coach
Alabama appointed C. M. Newton, member of Kentucky's 1951 national championship team, as head basketball coach replacing Hayden Riley. The announcement followed Riley's resignation.
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C.M. Newton
Stonday
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Incing
Cup champions trade to bolster Wings within East Division
The NHL East Division team traded away Pete Slemkiewski and Gary Unger to the sixth place Wings and acquired Norm Ultman Paul Henderson and Floyd Smith. The move aims to strengthen the club despite current standing.
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Norm Ultman
Paul Hendersont
Floyd Smith
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