Markleville Eyes Cage and Mat Schedule Shakeup
Markleville faces a tough grid season as coach Hart struggles to rally a young squad. Pittsburgh aims to rebound after rough early results while Ohio State, Michigan State, and Notre Dame headline a brutal Saturday slate with Big Ten title implications.
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Cross Country Field Appears Wide Open
INDIANAPOLIS AP The field seems open for the Rooster high school cross country final Saturday on a 7 mile course at South Grove Golf Course. Basketball and wrestling schedules for the coming season released by Markleville High School athletic director Harold Markle include ticket details. Eight home varsity basketball games scheduled, first May 29 versus Pendleton, season opens Nov 13 at Blue River. Wrestling dates include WRC meet Dec 14 at Pendleton and Markleville Four Day Tourney Jan 25. Season tickets for varsity and reserve basketball on sale in the high school office for adults and students. peg club girls get reduced rates. Tickets also on sale at the actor, but only for students and dual. Wrestling and junior high basketball tickets sold at the door. The schedules list numerous opponents and dates across basketball and wrestling.
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Chuvato-Mathis Boxing Match Rescheduled in New York
Garden Reschedul Chuvato-Mathis of Garden Reschedul Chuvato-Mathis of New York AP Madison Square Garden officials announced Tuesday the rescheduling of a 12 round heavyweight boxing match between George Chuvato of Toronto and Buster Nabhis of Grand Rapids Michigan. The deal moved back one week to Friday December 1. Union State faced a scare as Week from Illinois, Kansas eyes a pivotal Ble Right conference clash with Colorado. The text also mentions Kansas Colorado and Penn State and various regional track and field notes, plus college football and basketball context.
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NCAA Allows Freshmen to Compete If Smart Enough
St Louis AP reports the NCAA will permit some freshmen to compete in all sports immediately including basketball and football if they pass a scholastic test. The rule allows athletes aiming to graduate in three years to have three varsity seasons. Spokesman Charles W. Neinas cited foreign students with college credits abroad as a reason for the change.
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Logansport Upsets NCC Giants Shocks Marion Rivalry
Logansport, a compact NCC squad, toppled previously unbeaten Marion and shook the league standings with six interceptions and a key return setting up a three way tie for third with Lafayette and Kokomo. Sammy Stubbs and the Richmond offense fueled a high scoring NCC week as Muncie Central fell to Logansport.
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President Johnson Praises U S Olympic Team
President Johnson lauded the United States Olympic team for awakening national pride and renewing faith in the future. He spoke at the White House, praising athletes for victory and sacrifice, while noting no individuals by name and avoiding reference to the Tommie Smith and John Carlos incident.
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Hosket Signs With Knicks After Olympics Return
Olympian Bill Hosket agreed to terms with the New York Knicks after the Olympics. Donovan said the 21-year-old Ohio State star would join the team in Madison Square Garden for Friday’s game against the Bullets. Hosket led the Big Ten in rebounds and averaged 20.1 points as a senior, with NBA interest from Minnesota and the Knicks already high.
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San Diego State Remains Top Small Colleges Poll
The Associated Press notes San Diego State and North Dakota State stay one and two as San Jose State is routed 48-6. Chattanooga climbs after a 31-9 win over The Citadel. New Mexico Highlands stays fourth with Weber State and Tampa near fifth. Morgan State rises to ninth as Western Kentucky drops after a loss.
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Sporting News Names Stars and All Stars Revealed
The Sporting News announces the all star selections with Detroit Tigers Baltimore Orioles Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs each placing three players on the American and National League teams.
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Keyes Earns Back of Week Honors After Hawkeyes Win
Jeroy Keyes, Purdue senior halfback and Heisman hopeful, earned UPI Midwest Back of the Week after rushing 23 times for 181 yards and two touchdowns in Purdue’s 41-14 victory over Iowa. Hobbling from a knee injury, Keyes helped Purdue move toward reclaiming a No 1 national ranking and a possible Rose Bowl berth by winning four straight games. Keyes noted the team must rest and focus on upcoming Big Ten matchups to keep title hopes alive.
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Pacers Sign Olympian Dee
Indianapolis Tid AP reports Don Dee, a seven foot Olympic basketball forward, signed with the Indiana Pacers after being drafted No. 4 in Indiana. Dee chose Indiana over Detroit citing playing time and age considerations while noting a past injury disrupted his college career at St Marys of the Plains and St Louis University before Sparks.
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Kathy Kusner Seeks Ride In Pro Horse Racing
Kathy Kusner, America's first girl jockey, aims to race horses at Laurel this year after court rulings. The Olympic rider, shy and horsebound, says she is not crusading but seeking riding chances, facing potential jockey room discrimination and calls for separate facilities.
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Central Gains Perfect Mark
Central's freshmen, led by John Fos ey ed, secured a 40 0 victory over Highland at Denny Field to finish the season with a 7 0 record. David Brown opened scoring, Foster recovered a blocked punt for a score, and a yard reverse added another. Phil Hillsamer added the extra point, with Ben Patterson converting. Defenders included Foster Keel Gilmore Nunn Sweigart and Willie Jones. receivers featured Woodruff Tawnserd Reyford and blockers Pistole Bricker Irteman Wilson Jennings.
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Auburn Defenders Lift Rush Defense To No 1 Rank
New York AP reports Auburn powered by stout defensive play, holding Miami to minus 85 rushing yards last week. The performance propelled the Plainsmen from 18th to first in major college rushing defense standings.
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Sniadecki Returns to Hoosiers After Thumb Injury
Sniadecki back for Indiana University football after sitting out two games with a left thumb injury. Trainers cautious but hopeful he can play at Wisconsin Saturday. Rick Spickard, starting tackle, returns after knee soreness. Team travels to Terre Haute Thursday to try out on synthetic turf similar to Wisconsin.
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