Dugger Beats Odon Drive 80 to 73 On Tuesday Night
Dugger built a 27 point first quarter lead and held off Odon 80 to 73 at Odon Arena. Mike Waters scored 2 points to lead all scorers with Rob Dukes adding 21 and 17 rebounds. John Rogerson reached double figures with 14 as Odon split balanced scoring. Dugger hosts Worthington Ramblers next with two game times listed. Dugger reserves fell 49 to 39 in curtain raiser.
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Palmer and Nicklaus Favored in PGA Team Championship
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus were favored at the PGA National Team Championship a $275,000 event at Palm Beach Gardens. The best-ball format counts the lower score on each hole, so unsung duos could win the $50,000 first prize. A field of 240 players from 120 two-man teams competes across two courses at PGA National.
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Two IU Players Named to Team
Frank Stavroff and Bob Van Pelt of Indiana were named to the North squad for the Blue Gray all star game in Montgomery Alabama on December 24. Stavroff backs up Virgil Carter who rushed for 2545 yards and 21 touchdown passes. Van Pelt, a 230 pound center for the Hoosiers, is named to the North alongside Carter and other stars. Glenn Dobbs of Tulsa coaches the North with Baylor’s John Bridges coaching the South.
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Navy Commissions Queenfish Second Nuclear Submarine
The Navy commissioned its 64th nuclear powered submarine the Queenfish at Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. The 292 foot 4060 ton vessel is the second to bear the name Queenfish. The original Queenfish sunk 163300 tons of Japanese shipping in World War II and its commander Rear Adm. Charles E. Loughlin spoke at the ceremony.
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Clay weighs options after Terrell bout future unclear
Cassius Clay, amid announcements of a February 6 title bout with Ernie Terrell in Houston, contemplates staying active or retiring. He jokes about becoming a minister if he quits while Terrell vows to force the fight, and Terrell insists the clash will happen as planned.
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Terrell to challenge Clay for heavyweight title in Houston
Ernie Terrell signs to fight Cassius Clay for the world heavyweight championship in the Houston Astrodome on February 6. The bout could attract about 60,000 fans and a record gate near $800,000 with split profits: Clay 50 percent, Terrell 20 percent, Astrodome 17 percent, promoter 12 percent.
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Indiana Purdue trophy debate over Oaken Bucket continues
Bloomington IU alumni chair of the Old Oaken Bucket committee calls for a better basis for Indiana Purdue football competition after a 51 6 loss. He argues the trophy is pointless if Indiana cannot play Purdue evenly and cites the long series with Purdue dominance since 1946.
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Soviet reply on Oct 27 underground test asked by U.S.
The Soviet Union verbally answered a U.S. information request about a large underground nuclear test conducted October 27. Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin delivered the reply to John Leddy, assistant secretary of state for European affairs, last Thursday. Officials did not release details and Soviet comments remained unavailable.
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Barry scores 47 to top Madison Square Garden free throw marks
Barry pours in 47 points to lead the San Francisco Warriors past the New York Knickerbockers 126-116. He sets four MSG free throw records with 18 second half attempts and 22 first half points while teammates Komives and Barnett add 31 and 25.
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Robertson Out for Royals at Celtics Game
Oscar Robertson did not travel with the Cincinnati Royals to Boston due to back muscle spasms. He is undergoing massage and therapy and may be ready to face the Celtics Friday night.
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Indiana State Rumps to Victory
Indiana State of the Indiana Collegiate Conference beat Indiana Central 109 to 107 in a high scoring clash. Five Is states hit double figures led by Butch Wade with 23 and Jerry Newsom with 19 as IC saw its two game win streak end.
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NBA Standings and Tuesday Results Snapshot
Boston defeated Detroit 130 to 111 and San Francisco beat New York 123 to 116 while Philadelphia topped Chicago 129 to 119. Wednesday matchups include San Francisco at Baltimore, Cincinnati at Boston, New York at Detroit, St Louis at Los Angeles, and Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Lakers Fall 82 68 to North Central In Hoops Clash
The Shakamak Lakers lost 82 68 to the North Central Thunderbirds at Sheburn Tuesday night. North Central led 17 17 after one and pulled away with a 24 16 second and third period to seal the win. The Lakers had three players in double figures led by Mike Michael with 18. Shakamak also won the B game 40 39 and will face Wheatland at the L M gym Saturday night.
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Worthington Junior High and more on basketball schedule
Thursday Worthington Jr High visits Linton while Clay City plays Switz City Linton hosts Sulivan Vincennes meets North Knox Friday. Saturday Worthington travels to Dugger L and M visits Linton Clearsprings faces Eastern Shakamak plays Wheatland at L and M North Knox at Decker.
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Sandborn Junior High Routs Bruceville 39 34 in comeback win
Sandborn Junior High defeated Bruceville 39 34 as Bryce Anderson scored 22 points to spark a second half rally. Bruceville led 10 6 after one quarter and 20 13 at halftime before Sandborn surged to a 29 27 edge by the end of the third period. Bruceville top scorers were Beard 15 Fox 14. Scorers listed for Sandborn Hastings 5 Inman 6 Anderson 22 Waggoner 1 Clark 5.
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Dolphins place Ed McDaniel on injured reserve
The Miami Dolphins moved linebacker Ed McDaniel to the injured reserve list and promoted Stan Mitchell from the taxi squad to fill the roster spot. McDaniel becomes the tenth Dolphin sidelined by injury this season.
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