Realignment predicted for Indiana high school hoops tourney
IHSAA Commissioner Phil Eskew warned of major sectional realignments for the 1964 Indiana tournament as school consolidations reduced participants. He noted 598 entries for the four week journey next February and March, down from 639 last year, and pledged to study site changes before New Year. Eskew praised expanded athletics including gymnastics and wrestling while stressing statewide meetings to boost programs.
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UPI
IHSAA
Phil Eskew
Chatard
Indianapolis
Eskew
THSAA
I Board of Control
Board of Control
Indiana
Pro Basketball Pro NBA Scores Reported
NBA game results show New York 136 over Philadelphia 122 and Los Angeles 122 over Cincinnati 136 with detailed team notes unreadable in the fragment. The item logs multiple teams and scores in a scattered snapshot from the pro basketball section.
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NBA
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Grider Weathers Set to Duel in Madison Heights Meet
The Madison Heights event features Grider and Weathers in a highlighted duel. Officials for the Anderson sectional include Referee George Farkas and starter Don Pyle with judges, timers, finish guides, and scorers listed. Teams and individual winners from North Central, Anderson, Muncie Central, and others are named, with Weathers and Reece among top contenders.
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Madison Heights
Don Weathers
George Farkas
Indianapolis
Seeming
At Courte
Don Pyle
Joe. Sparks
W. Leo Sanders
Horace Chadbourne
Basil Hosier
Jack Bowers
Ray Y Ward
Dane Pugh
Don Barnett
Don Branon
Charles Newberry
Bills Warmke
Bob Wandlan
Bilart
Checkers
Lowell Vee
Kent Poor
Il Balletine
Nat Johe
George Davis
Seal
Barsa
Howard Burnett
Caters Sei
Jack Macy
Pa King Lasly
Noel B. Douglass
Anderson
North Central
Muncie Central
Ash- Tey
Jim Clark
Westfield
Steve Conrad
Cathedral
East Tipp
West Lafayette
Noblesville
Marion
Huntertown
Kokomo
Bil Kat
Mad Berbl
Sie Coben Teat
Son Heights
Pendleton
Ley
Dennis Pearson
Fort Wayne North Side
Mey
Beesee
Ed. Reece
Monroe Central
Jim Watters
Elwood
Dan Ross
Bob Burris
Dayton
Terry King
Steve Riddle
Harold Steans
William Carney
Tom Fulton
Tim Mustin
Purdue And 10 Play At Home Today
Indiana and Purdue clash on back to back weekends with both teams at home. Purdue beats Iowa 22 21 1, while Indiana hosts Cincinnati after a 4 0 start. Notre Dame faces Stanford, and several other Indiana schools play in regional battles including Butler, DePauw, Earlham, and Wabash.
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Notre Dame Faces Stanford In California Showdown
Notre Dame, aiming to claim the California football crown, meets Stanford after beating USC and UCLA. Coach Hugh Devore brings five quarterbacks, while Stanford relies on sophomore QB Dick Berg aided by Dick Ragsdale and Glenn Myers. A 50,000 crowd is expected as CBETV airs the clash at 3:30 pm.
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Devore
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Frank Budka
Bill Woski
John
Simon
Joe Kantor
Steve Thurlow
Football Scores High School Roundup
Football scores from multiple Indiana high schools list teams and results including Jackson Heights 39 Alexandria Marion 14 and Fort Wayne North 33 Goshen 0. Other totals include Hammond Gavit 19 Immond Clark 7 Valparaiso 21 Portage 13 and Griffith 28 Dyer 0.
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Jackson Heights
Alexandria
Marion
Columbus
Clarksvile Providence
His Wood
Bloomington
Yabanon
India
Sacred Hear
Vincennes
Washington
Peru
Maconaquah
Elkhart
LaPorte
Hammond
Mughland
Lowell
Hammond Gavit
Immond Clark
Fort Wayne North
Goshen
Fort Wayne
Campbell Hurls 310 Passes In 39 14 Victory
Campbell connected on three touchdown passes as the Pirates beat Madison Heights 39 to 14. Miller, Teagarden, and Carr scored through the air and on the ground, while Alexandria tallied twice in the third quarter. The win keeps Campbell’s squad unbeaten as they prepare for Lawrence Central next week.
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Magison
Glen Bute
Madison Heights
Miller
Dials
Apgar
Alexandria
Steve
Teagar
Lee Jol
Falback
Dennis Tee
Ice
Steve Ganer
Pirates
Heights
Teagarden
Carr
Garner
Alexandria Ben
Madison’ Heights
Alexandria—Eden
Mitchells Cole nets 21 points in 31 4 victory
Mitchell High School star Cole led a 314 win over Clarksville to finish an undefeated season with 21 points. He scored three touchdowns on runs of 2 7 and 5 yards, added two extra points and a 2 yard field goal for the eight game slate totaling 28 touchdowns 24 conversions and four field goals. Kentucky's 129 game home win streak from Jan 4 193 to Jan 8 1955 stands as a national record.
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Attorel To
Vara Cole
Mitchell High School
Indiana
Clarksville
Cole
Caution All Hunters About Forest Fires
Indiana officials warn hunters of fire danger due to wind heat and dry conditions. Despite high risk factors authorities say there is no plan to cancel the deer season as archers begin and gun hunters start later.
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Indianapolid
Donald Foltz
Indiana Department of Conservation
Parks, State Forests
Robert Raisch
Filipino Wins $6,300 After Five Year Legal Battle
After a five year court fight the appeals court of Santa Cruz upholds Lapitan claim to winnings of $6,300. The ticket sales agent supported his claim that the winning number belonged to him following a sweepstakes entry reportedly placed by his wife in a dirty shirt pocket.
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Amanila
UPL
Goxe Ta Tan
Appeals Court of Santa
Michigan State Hires Daugherty Five More Years
Michigan State University trustees extend head coach Daugherty's contract for five years, with what amounts to lifetime tenure protections. The move aims to quell rumors linking Daugherty to Notre Dame and safeguard his leadership as the Spartans prepare for a Big Ten game against Northwestern.
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Daugherty
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Michigan State University
Hugh (Duffy) Daugherty
MSU
John A. Han Jnah
Spartan
University of Notre Dame
Dangerty
Clarence
Biggie) Munn
Hannah
Department of ‘Athletics
Saida
Lason
Spartans
Knicks Rally For 136-112 Victory Over 76ers In New York
New York overcame an early 14 point deficit to beat Philadelphia 136 112 behind John Green 25 points Len Chappel and Denis Butcher 23 each Hal Greer led the 76ers with 20. Philadelphia kept pace in the first half with 27 straight free throws before the Knicks pulled away in the final period.
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San Francisco
Wigst
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Rams
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West Coast
Polo Grounds
Jets
John Mc‘Cormick
Mickey Slaughter
Buffalo
Boston
Mit
San Diego
Oakland
John Hadl
Tobin
Chargers
Paul Lowe
Houston
Kansas City
George Blanda
Len Dawson
Chiefs
Abner Haynes
Scribe Picks Giants To Top Browns Sunday
New York Giants are favored over the Cleveland Browns in a Sunday NFL matchup. The column previews key players and recent form affecting the late-season clash, highlighting personnel like Blanton Collier and Alex Webster for the Browns and Giants respectively.
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49Ers
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Bart Streere Denely
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P- Frank Parker
Bill Job
Hants
al Litferent
Alex Webster
Washington
Redskins
Charley Johnson
Lions Sale to Ford Approved by Detroit Directors
Detroit Lions board unanimously voted 13 to 0 to accept William Clay Ford's 6 million dollar offer for the NFL franchise. Ford and another member were absent during the vote. Stockholders meet November 22 at noon to approve or reject the sale.
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UPI
Detroit Lions
William Clay Ford
Ford
William Downey
el Points
Edw Jerson
Anderson
Archer Wins Narrow Boxing Decision At Madison Square Garden
Archer defeats Rubin in a close 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden by split decision, a crowd of 8,592 watches the nontelevised show with Carter staggered late. Referee Art Mercante and judges vote for Archer, while Carter leads in some cards.
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Tony Castellano
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Associated Press
Duskies Meet Oregon at Multnomah Stadium
The Washington Huskies face Oregon in a Saturday football game expected to draw over 35 000 fans at Multnomah Stadium. Washington aims to improve total offense and gain yardage across 110 plays in a high stakes matchup.
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Pe Job Berry
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