Sandy Lamb rises as skating pro amid rivals and honors
Sandy Schwemeyer Lamb, a noted skater from Markleville, earns United States and Canadian Gold Dance and Figure Test accolades. Her competitive record includes 1962 Midwestern Bronze Dance, 1963 Eastern Great Lakes Silver Dance, and 1984 Eastern Great Lakes Silver Dance Champion appearances. She turns professional in 1907 and works as a skating instructor at May's Park and across Indianapolis, Columbus, and surrounding areas, promoting lessons for all levels.
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Arrow Heights and Central Brethren Narrow Wins
In a tight matchup Arrow Heights edged Central while Brethren also claimed a close victory. Senior CJ Anderson scored 31 for Brethren and Otterbein Anderson tallied 16 for Arrow Heights, with Central’s Christenson at 12 and Leuterite at 15 shaping the late second half.
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Lakers Rally Past Celtics 93 92 in NBA Thriller
Los Angeles converts a late break to erase a Boston lead and beat the Celtics 93 to 92 at Boston Garden. Elgin Baylor caps a late fast break with a 93 90 jumper. Bailey Howell adds twice from the line but a traveling violation ends Boston hopes. Baylor leads Lakers with 19, Haynes and Howell pace Celtics with 24 and 26.
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Bengals Could Beat Patriots In Pro Grid Game Sunday
The Bengals travel to face the Patriots in a rare Sunday Pro Grid game. Cincinnati aims to become the winningest expansion team ever if they win, with rookie Paul Robinson challenging Boston’s rushing leader position.
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Hoops 4 133 109 Romp Leads Oakland Past Colonels
Rick Barry poured in 45 points as the Oakland Oaks routed the Kentucky Colonels 133-109 before 6007 fans at the Convention Center. The win boosts Oakland in the league standings and highlights Barry's scoring burst.
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USC Faces No 1 Trojans Aim for Irish Upset
USC holds the top rating as it hosts Notre Dame at Memorial Coliseum. The Trojans seek a fourth straight big test after tough wins over California Oregon State and UCLA. OJ Simpson stars for USC in a pivotal matchup with Notre Dame.
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Tulsa Bounces Back To Down Wichita State
Tulsa rebounds from a prior loss by beating Wichita State as Renly Jackson Mappy Hairston and Van Arsdale lead a fourth quarter surge. The Royals widen the gap to stay in the chase for a top division spot in a game featuring Butler, Detroit, and Cincinnati standings.
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Simpson Is Back Of Grid Year For Second Time
Heisman winner O. J. Simpson of Southern California is named United Press International back of the year for the second straight season. Simpson led USC to the No. 1 ranking with 21 touchdowns and 3,387 yards in two seasons, needing 320 yards to break the NCAA career rushing record against Notre Dame. Leroy Keyes of Purdue was runner up with 10 votes.
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Robertson's 40 Pace Royals Over Detroit
Oscar Robertson scored 40 points including 13 in the final period to lift the Cincinnati Royals to a 122 to 101 victory over the Detroit Pistons. He added a three point play with 21 seconds left to seal a 94 91 lead, then another three point play as Detroit closed to five before Cincinnati pulled away.
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Detroit's McLain Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Detroit star Denny McLain, winner of 31 games and Cy Young laureate, had appendix surgery Friday at Ford Hospital and is in satisfactory condition. Doctors did not estimate his hospitalization length, as the Tigers’ ace recovers from the acute attack.
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Moose Thanksgiving Danes Sai
A brief item notes a Thanksgiving event at 4 90 PM and mentions a Turkey Trot on Up. The fragment references a group named Moose and Danes with unclear location and time.
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Toby Goldstein Named Boxing Judge by New York Commission
Toby Goldstein a famed referee was appointed a boxing judge of the New York Athletic Commission by chairman Edwin B. Dopley. The long time third man in rings for Lain's postseason show Dusi and other world championship bowls activity has been inactive recently and had been a referee at the Detroit Auto Show.
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