Scoring Leaders For Area Teams Reported
The 1966 67 basketball season shows scoring leaders as unofficial tabulation by the Daly Citizen sports department. Two top scorers per area team will be published monthly. Glenn Dobbs named Tulsa coach for the Blue and John Bridgers Baylor coach for the Gray in the Blue Gray Football Classic on December 24.
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Daly Citizen Sports Department
Montgomery
Ala
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
John Bridgers
Baylor
UCLA Opens No 1 in UPI ratings led by Alcindor
UCLA led by Lew Alcindor tops the first weekly UPI college basketball ratings after a 105 99 win over USC. Texas Western Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky and Michigan State follow in the top five with Duke Duke dropped to 11th after a loss.
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NEW York
UPI
UCLA
Lew Alcindor
United Press International
Bruins
USC
Alcindor
Texas Western
Kentucky
Michigan State
Houston
Louisville
New Mexico
Brigham Young
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Duke
Purdue
Blue Devils
VPI
Michigan
Nebraska
Cincinnati
Kansas
Providence
Boston College
Loyola
Sam Houston State
Abilene Christian
Miners
East Texas State
Pan American
SMU
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Virginia
Western Michigan
Miami
Ohio
Leveque Tops Marty In ten Round Paris Bout
Middleweight Yoland Leveque defeated Jacques Marty in a lively ten round match at the Palais des Sports. In a separate scheduled ten round, Jo Gonzales scored a third round technical knockout against German welterweight Werner Mundt.
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Paris
UPI
Yoland Leveque
Jacques Marty
Palais Des Sports
France
Jo Gonzales
Werner Mundt
New Cincinnati Red Owners Plan Wide Program
The Cincinnati Reds new owners plan a $35 million stadium on the Ohio River and seek an AFL franchise for the city. Francis Dale says they will lease 40 years with the city, hire a solid baseball chief, expand player development, keep manager Dave Bristol, and accelerate talent growth. Plans target readiness for 1968 football and 1969 baseball seasons with a 46 000 seat baseball venue and 55 000 football capacity.
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Francis Dale
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Reds
Cincinnati
Dave Bristol
Dale
Ohio River
Pete Rozelle
AFL
National Football Leagues
DeWitt
Reds sale marks notable turning point in baseball history
The buyer group includes David Gamble of Procter and Gamble and William DeWitt Jr. The Reds shed legacy owner with an $8 million price tag, double DeWitt’s 1962 purchase from Powell Crosley Jr. This move ends a 51 year era as executives assess future directions.
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Reds
David Gamble
Procter and Gamble
William DeWitt Jr
DeWitt
Powell Crosley Jr
Linton B Team Beats Shakamak in Curtain Raiser
Linton reserves topped Shakamak 54 33 as the Miner B squad led 13 13 after one quarter and 25 17 at halftime. Linton connected on 54 percent of its shots with Bill Earle 5 Jim Ball 18 Copp 12 Davis 2 Gillan 6 and Bowersock 8 scoring. Shakamak's Gardner 6 May 2 Miller 12 Crane 7 Mitchell 5 Miller 9 Sexton 2 and Medcalf 1 led their team with others seeing action but not scoring.
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Linton
Shakamak
Miner
Jack Greenwood
Bill Earle
Jim Ball
Copp
Davis
Gillan
Bowersock
Darrell Earle
Crynes
Holloway
Richards
Gardner
May
Miller
Crane
Mitchell
Sexton
Medcalf
Hoffman
Bonham
Kelly
Cox
Yachts Ticonderoga and Ondine Enter Miami-Montego Bay Race
The ocean racing contenders include defending champ Ticonderoga a 72 foot ketch and Ondine a 57 foot yawl. The Miami Montego Bay race starts in Miami on March 20 with past results noting Ticonderoga won the 1965 840 mile Caribbean course and Ondine finished runner up in 1963 and 1965.
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Montego Bay
Jamaica
UPI
Ticonderoga
Ondine
Miami
Local Bowling Scores and W L Records
Bowling results show teams LINTON IRON METAL MAX PIRTLE S Gennicks French Soliday Baker Purcell. WRIGHTSIGA STORE FARM BUREAU INS COULOMB PLUMBING AND HEATING with individual scores and each team going 2 1 or 1 2 in wins and losses.
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Linton Iron & Metal
Tubby
Conkin
Foos
Dennis
Irish
Max Pirtle
S — Gillan
Brumfield
Coen
Moehlmann
Duncan
Linton Armory
Gennicks
French
Soliday
Baker
Purcell
Wrightsiga Store
Franks
Witherspoon
Russell
Herndon
Wolfe
Farm Bureau
Heaton
Cory
Cantrell
Harting
Steigerwald
Coulomb Plumbing and Heating
Duvivier
Marty
J. Coulomb
M. Coulomb
Davison
Bowling Tourney Declared a Success in Heart Week Events
Two hundred fifty seven bowlers took part in National Heart Bowling Week at Linton Bowl and Fairplay Lanes Boomfield. Greg Duvivier topped the Men's League with 674 at Linton while Mrs Royelle Wood led Women at Bloomfield with 550. Bill Weber won the Bloomfield Men’s handicap with 702 and Mrs Ruth Enelch topped Iron Women with 66. Raymond Richardson Greene County Heart Fund chair thanked event leaders and organizers for a successful tournament.
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Linton
Raymond Richardson
Greene County Heart Fund
Tournam
Arthur Snyder
Miss Moyan
McBrice
Ronald Mohr
Teage
Heart Fund
Rght
Ruth English
Jasonville
Greg Duvivier
Royelle Wood
Bloomfield
County Heart Fund
Clemente eyes next season and a big pay day
Roberto Clemente, the NL MVP, brushes off $100,000 salary talk while detailing his pride in this year's performance and his simple financial outlook. He describes his Puerto Rico home life with wife Vera and two young sons and notes plans for a home plaque honoring God, mother, father, and baseball.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Roberto Clemente
Willie Mays
Mickey Mantle
Frank Robinson
Harry Walker
Clemente
Harry
Walker
Rio Piedras
Puerto Rico
Melchor
Mays
Aaron
Koufax
Roberto
Vera
Robertito
Luisito
Shakamak Junior High Extends Undefeated Run Over Switz City
The Shakamak Junior High teams stay undefeated at 5-0 after beating Switz City Monday night. Eighth grade scores were 45 33 with Shakamak stars French West Hansford Sims Wasnidge and Brown contributing. Seventh graders won 27 22 led by Haseman Galaway Case D Rehmel and B Rehmel with Eccles also playing. Shakamak next faces Farmersburg December 12 and Linton December 15 on their home floor.
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Shakamak
Switz City
French
West
Hansford
Sims
Wasnidge
Brown
Switz City Rough
Roberts
Hawkins
Haseman
Galaway
Case
D. Rehmel
B. Rehmel
Eccles
Switz
Graves
Jones
Pennington
Blevins
Lindsey
Farmersburg
Linton
Cardigan Bay Aims for Nassau Pace Defending Title
Westbury New York UPI reports 10-year-old trotter Cardigan Bay seeks a second straight Nassau pace title in the $50,000 race at Nassau on Monday night. Adios Vic is also entered among eight entrants in the 15th edition of the mile and a half event.
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Westbury
N.Y
UPI
Cardigan Bay
Adios Vic
Griese 8th in nation total offense in 1956
New York UPI reports Pur due quarterback Bob Griese finished eighth nationally in total offense for the 1956 college football season. Griese totaled 1,964 yards on 286 plays across 10 games, trailing Virgil Carter of Brigham Young and Steve Spurrier who led with 2,545 and 1,993 yards respectively.
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New York
UPI
Purdue
Bob Griese
Griese
Virgil Carter
Brigham Young
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Linton Freshmen Fall to Sullivan in Gym Contest
Linton Freshmen lost to Sullivan 41 to 30 at the Linton gym Monday night. Linton led early 10 4 before Sullivan's 19 11 run. Scorers: Linton Davis 13 Bil Earle 7 Darrell Earle 2 Jim Ball 8. Sullivan Rinard 18 Varvergriff 11 Huff 6 Vandergriff 2 Grimes 4. Wildman and Richards also played.
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Linton
Sullivan
Linton Gymnasium
Darrell Earle
Davis
Jim Ba‘l
Bil Earle
Richards
Fish
Huff
Rinard
S. Vandergriff
Wildman
Basketball Schedule Shows Week of High School Games
Tuesday games include Shakamak at North Central and Dugger at Odon. Thursday features Worthington Jr High at Linton and Friday has Clay City at Switz City. Weekend matchups include Worthington at Dugger, L and M at Linton, and North Knox at Decker.
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Ms. Tdl. School
Psyc. Pts. Ave. Bloomfield
T. Pritts
B. Hayes
Dugger J. Rogerson
M. Walters
Eastern
M. Clensy
D. Ho Tsclaw
L and M T. McIntosh
S. Kaho
North Knox
B. Yenne
R. Hughes
Shakamak M. Michael
B. McCanahan
Central D. Halt
S. Andis
Worthington D. Hostetter
L. Thatcher Nl
North Central Dugger
Odon
Thursda Worthington Jr. High
Linton
Clay City
Switz
Liates
Syl van
Worthington
Duggers
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Vanderbilt
Colorado State
Dayton
New York City
Gail Goodrich
Bruin
Texas
Raines Bargain
Cincinnati Red
By Robert Weston
Cincinnati Reds
Bill DeWitt
Blue River Feed Mills
Blue River
Vonho
Grace Greentown
Grace Slurry mix
Fritchton
Old Highway 50
Grace Reentown
Fritchton, Indiana
By Alan Mayer
Detrot
WBA
Leapers
King Features Syndicate
Elks League
Shakamak Junior High
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