Lovellette to Leave Vigo County Sheriff Job for Media Work
Terre Haute Indiana AP Clyde Lovellette the 6 foot 9 ex NBA center and Vigo County sheriff says he will leave office on December 31 after four years. He plans to return to television and radio work including color commentary for Indiana State University games and a Sunday DJ show in St Louis.
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Lovellette compares modern NBA to 50s Hawks era
Former St. Louis Hawks star Lovellette says today’s NBA is faster and more skilled with better shooting, notes rougher boards in his day and says Chamberlain and Mikan would still compete. He praises the ABA, recalls refereeing and contemplates returning to pro officiating. He has not coached but might.
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Kansas Jayhawks prep for Big Eight tourney with mornings drills
Kansas coach Ted Owens led morning practices at Allen Fieldhouse as the Jayhawks ready for the Big Eight tournament. A loss to Louisville and uneven shooting mark the team, with Mark Williams getting more court time to boost scoring while Kivisto and Nash struggle shooting. Kansas meets Missouri in the first round at 9 p.m. Saturday as they aim to rebound in Kansas City.
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Holiday Bowling Notes and 3000 Series at Hillcrest
The column celebrates bowling season with holiday cheer and illness notes. Delores Kilburn shot 234 in Rainbow League as Guenther Jewelry rang up a 3005 in Hillcrest Scratch League with 1030 968 1007. Members across men and women leagues post scores, splits, and standings.
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Mac Gilmore Clash Tonight In Louisville
The Big G Artis Gilmore of Jacksonville clashes with Big Mac Jim McDaniels of Western Kentucky at Freedom Hall Louisville Kentucky in a high profile college basketball showdown. Both teams hold 5 0 records and a capacity crowd is expected to watch the unbeaten rivals.
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Ivy Leaguers Return to Shrine Bowl With Ivy Pros
The East-West Shrine game will feature three Ivy League players for the January 2 contest in Oakland. Barry Brink from Dartmouth, Tom Neville and Don Martin from Yale are viewed as pro prospects by Lynn Waldorf. The Ivy League resumes post season appearances after an 18 year gap. Eddie Crowder leads the West squad as Shrine Game coach.
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Don t Muscle the Ball Says Ace Bowler
A veteran bowler argues size does not equal skill noting many heavy players rush and blast at pins while true scoring comes from smooth delivery and precision. He emphasizes calm, repeatable mechanics over brute strength to achieve strikes.
Issel Sparks Coln els Past Pittsburgh With 40 Points
Kentucky Colone lO 116 Pittsburgh 100 as Dan Issel, a 6 foot 7 rookie pivot, scores 40 and grabs 29 rebounds. He averages 33.5 points and 15 rebounds in six games, setting a club rebounding mark in the final minute. John Brisker adds 24 for Pittsburgh. Indiana beats Florida 131 123. Pacers set three point club record.
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Bruins Rout Missouri In Big Eight Showdown
UCLA remains unbeaten at 9-0 with a 94-75 home win over Missouri. Bob Allen led Tigers with 16 points while Sidney Wicks 29 and Curtis Rowe 28 paced the Bruins. Colorado edged Texas Tech 67-66 as Cliff Meely scored 20 for the Buffs.
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NU Fans Aid Memorial Funds Boost for Three Schools
About 30,000 Nebraska football fans paid 15 cents to sign a telegram delivered by Ken Ebert of Western Union in Omaha. Proceeds go to memorial scholarship funds at Marshall University Huntington and Wichita State University Wichita, with excess funds split after expenses.
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Orr Wins Lou Marsh Award for Canada's Top Athlete
Bobby Orr of the Boston Bruins was named Tuesday the Lou Marsh Award winner as Canada's outstanding athlete.
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Pro Cage Report Of Tuesday NBA Results
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Ohio State Favored Over Stanford in Rose Bowl
Ohio State holds an 11 point edge over Stanford as they prepare for the New Year’s Day Rose Bowl. Woody Hayes warns against talk of upsets while Stanford seeks its first Rose Bowl win since 1941.
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