Panthers Sweep Vincennes Junior High In Linton Gym
Linton Stockton junior high teams defeated Vincennes with the Eighth grade 56 to 34 and the Seventh 35 to 33. Eighth graders led 18 to 9 after the first quarter and 42 to 31 after the third. Scorers included B Earle 18 and Ball 16 for Linton, while Vincennes’ Smith and Miller contributed multiple points. Seventh graders traded leads until Vincennes pulled ahead late. Keller and Floyd led Linton with 9 and 11 points respectively. Coach Greenwood commended shooting, ball handling, and defense. team travels to Worthington December 9 for matches with junior highs there.
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Peters
Ervin
Thacker
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Floyd
Hunter
Sloan
Strong
Worthington
Durocher Returns as Cubs Manager in Open Style
Leo Durocher is back in baseball’s managing circle with the Chicago Cubs, promising the same wide open, aggressive play he used with the Dodgers and Giants. He trades veterans for rookies Randy Handley and Bill Hands and insists he will be No. 1 manager, keeping his beloved No. 2 jersey.
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Don Landrum
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Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
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Big 0 Out Royals Look Poor in Less Big 0 Out
NBA roundup reports Cincinnati trends toward Boston in the standings while the Royals stumble without Oscar Robertson. They lost 125 119 to San Francisco in Oakland with a small crowd, leaving San Francisco 12 12 and 24 games behind Los Angeles.
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National Basketball Association
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Guy Rodgers
Watson Faces Many Problems As Indiana Coach
Lou Watson, new Indiana University basketball coach, faces a lean roster with seven departed stars and only three seniors among 14. He emphasizes determination and conditioning, plans to rely on freshmen, and eyes recruiting to rebuild the Hoosiers. He notes competition from Illinois, Ohio, and Kentucky and stresses dedication in coaching.
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Bloomington
Ind
Lou Watson
Indiana University
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Lou
van Arsdale
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Tom
Jon McGlocklin
Watson
Hoosier
Branch McGracken
St. Joseph
Vance
Hoosiers
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Evansville Aces Sit No 1 in UPI Preseason Poll
Evansville Purple Aces top the United Press International preseason small college basketball ratings, maintaining a No 1 ranking held since December 1963. Southern Illinois remains a strong challenger alongside Central State Ohio and North Dakota, with other ranked teams Fresno State Akron Carson-Newman Grambling and Pan American also noted in the poll.
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Fresno State
Akron
Carson Newman
Grambling
Pan American
Tennessee State
High Point
Cassius Clay Named Fighter of Month by Ring Magazine
New York UPI reports heavyweight champion Cassius Clay retained his title with a round knockout of Floyd Patterson in Las Vegas on November 22 and was named fighter of the month by Ring Magazine. Patterson dropped to No. 2 behind Ernie Terrell. Karl Mildenberger rose to fourth. Amos Lincoln moved to sixth. In the heavyweight list Willie Pastrano fell to eighth and Gregorio eralta rose to fourth. Jose Torres' heir Wayne Thornton headed toward the crown, with Mauro Mina and Fighting Harada among runners up for November honors. In middleweights Joey Giardello slipped to third and Nino Benvenuti moved to No 1. welterweights unchanged ahead of the December 10 Griffith-Gonzalez title clash.
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UPI
Cassius Clay
Oyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Ring Magazine
Ernie Terrell
Patterson
Karl Mildenberger
Amos Lincoln
Portland
Ore
Willie Pastrano
Argentina
Gregorio Eralta
Jose Torres
Wayne Thornton
Fresno
Calif
Peru
Mauro Mina
Japan
Fighting Harada
Alan Rudkin
Puerto Rico
Carlos Ortiz
Ismael Laguna
Clay
Joey Giardello
North Knox Tops Linton Miner Freshmen 47 35
The Linton Miner Freshmen lost to North Knox by 47 to 35 at Edwardsport gym. Trailing by 12 at halftime, the Miners rallied in the third quarter but a late technical foul helped the Warriors extend the lead. Momentum shift gives hope for Sullivan game next Monday at 6 30 p.m.
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Linton Miner
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Edwardsport
Warriors
Miners
Sullivan Gymnasium
Browns Favored overeat Keasnins Sunday
The 1965 Browns, led by Jim Brown with a four touchdown performance last Sunday, clinched the NFL Eastern division and host Washington this Sunday as seven point favorites to reach 10 2. Other NFL bets list Baltimore, Green Bay, New York, San Francisco, St Louis, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Dallas as contenders with varying spreads. Gale Sayers新区 rookie scoring record looms as standings shift toward week 13 and playoff implications across conferences.
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San Francisco
Detroit
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Dallas
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Colts
Gale Sayers
Rudy Bukich
Packers
Dave Parks
John Brodie
Miami
Eagle
Norm Snead
Pete Retzlaff
Philly
AAU Levels More Charges At NCAA Group
AAU president Clifford Buck accuses the NCAA of a power grab and warns that unless the NCAA rejoins the team the AAU may revise its Olympic selection for 1968. He cites friction over control of U.S. teams for international events and notes a Senate hearing authorizing a blue ribbon arbitration panel while mentioning a moratorium between groups and potential boycott actions by NCAA coaches.
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AAU
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Senate Commerce Committee
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International Olympic Committee
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D-Wash
Jets vs Chargers in AFL Play Sunday
Jets travel to San Diego to face the Chargers as the Eastern Division crown is out of reach. Namath leads all rookies in passing while San Diego has stumbled recently. Other Sunday games feature Denver at Oakland and Houston hosting Buffalo with quarterbacks in focus.
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Jets
Boston
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Broncos
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Houston
Denver Broncos
Oakland Raiders
Houston Oilers
Buffalo Bills
Chiefs
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Joe Namath
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Mickey Slaughter
John McCormick
Raiders
Cotton Davidson
Tom Blores
Dick Wood
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Jackie Kemp
George Blanda
Notre Dame Students Plead Not Guilty in Purdue Theft
Three University of Notre Dame students pleaded innocent to third degree burglary charges in West Lafayette Indiana after theft of portable radios and a television from Purdue dormitories and fraternities. Trial date set for December 21. The youths former Irish football players Timothy Swearingen Jonathan Butash and Gerald Wisne were suspended from the squad.
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Columbus
Ohio
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Akron
Gerald Wisne
Detroit
West Lafayette
Shakamak and Linton Duel Friday schedule
Friday schedule lists Shakamak visiting Linton and Patricksburg at Worthington while Switz City travels to L and M Huntingburg hosts North Knox Bloomfield plays Spencer Dugger meets Hymera at Shelburn Saturday matches include Schulte at Linton Boonville at North Knox Eastern at Switz City Sullivan at Bloomfield
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Golf legends Suggs and Zaharias shine in women’s golf
New York report notes Louise Suggs and Mildred Babe Didrikson Zaharias remain the only players to have won both the Women's Amateur and the Women's Open championships, highlighting their unique place in golf history.
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Mildred
Babe Didrikson
Zaharias
Zaharias Wins 1954 US Women's Open by 12 Strokes
Babe Didrikson Zaharias dominates the 1954 U S Women's Open by a 12 stroke margin, setting a USGA record for the largest winning margin in stroke play.
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