Linton Edges Worthington In Junior High Doubleheader
Linton high school teams split the night with an 39 30 win in the eighth grade and Worthington taking the seventh grade 28 . Linton led 13 8 early in the eighth grade and 27 24 after three quarters. Scorers included Licca Wheeler and Buckley among others. Worthington players listed. Linton to host Shakamak on Thursday Dec 14 at 6:30 p.m.
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All-Star Picks Highlight Army and Florida Players
Army defensive end Bud Neschacheny and center Don Roberts were named to the North South All Star game in the Orange Bowl on Christmas Day. Florida defensive tackle Don Gioradno and Virginia tackle John Napovnk earn spots on the South squad.
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Friday and Saturday High School Football Schedule
Friday games include Sullivan at Linton L and M at Smithville Switz City at Clay City Eastern at Bloomfield North Knox at Huntingburg. Saturday matchups feature Linton at L and M and Dugger at Worthington Shakamak at South Knox Sullivan at Bloomfield and Elnora at North Central.
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Three Team Classic Scheduled At Bloomfield Switz City
Bloomfield Switz City Worthington and Linton will play in the B-team classic on Monday and Tuesday nights. Monday games at 6 30 p m feature Bloomfield vs Switz City and Linton vs Worthington. Tuesday games move to Switz City floor with Worthington vs Bloomfield and Linton vs Switz City at 6 30 and 7 30 respectively. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.
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Yankees Trade for Barber Sends Two Prospects to Orioles
New York sends minor leaguers Chet Trail and Joe Brady to Baltimore in exchange for pitcher Steve Barber. Barber, who joined the Yankees from the Orioles on July 4 for Ray Barker and an unspecified amount plus the two players to be named, posted a 10-18 record and a .269 batting average.
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Pistons Lose Draft Bet Regrets Over 1966 Pick
Detroit fans still debate the 1966 draft lottery in New York where the Knicks grabbed Cazzie Russell while the Pistons took Dave Bing. The later star’s high level floor play and local ties at Michigan helped win fans despite the late, unresolved disappointment.
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Evansville North Edges Vincennes in Tight Conference Win
Evansville North defeated Vincennes 51 47 in a Southern Conference game as Tim Daniel sealed the victory with a basket and foul shot in the final 25 seconds. North improved to 3 0 while Vincennes fell to 0 3. The article also notes top college players and upcoming matchups in Indiana basketball.
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Packers Can Spoil Rams Title Hopes At Coliseum
Green Bay the 9 2 1 Packers visit Los Angeles 9 1 2 Rams in a nationally televised game that could dent Los Angeles division hopes and affect the Western Conference race for the upcoming Super Bowl. The Rams seek to stay ahead of Baltimore while Green Bay aims to play for pride after clinching its division. Sunday’s slate includes Cleveland at St Louis with title implications and a looming Milwaukee showdown.
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East West Shrine Teams Chosen for Candlestick Park game
East West Shrine selections include Larry Csonka and Gary Beban as stars. Csonka headlines the East backfield with Jimmy Raye and Gary Davis, while Beban leads the West along with Heisman winner at UCLA. Five All-Americans join the East squad, with Notre Dame and Virginia Tech among the chosen programs. The game moves to Candlestick Park in San Francisco, with service academies represented on both sides.
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Bowling Friday Mixed League Scores and High Standouts
Friday league results list teams and top scorers from Fisher Joliet area leagues. Notable totals include Walton 355 and J. Brenerman 445 for Welch and Cornett, with several players crossing 400 in mixed play across multiple teams.
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Sunday Mixed League bowling scores and standings
Bowlers posted high games across multiple leagues on December 3 and December 4. Top scores included H. Puckett 505 for SANDBORN RED & WHITE and S. Moody 473 for T. JS PIZZA SHACK, with several teams posting 2 1 records and one 9 3 mark.
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NCAA Action Spiced by Cougars
The third ranked Houston Cougars jumped to 3-0 with wins over Sacramento State Abilene Christian and North Dakota State 121 88. Elvin Hayes led Houston with 38 points and 15 rebounds while North Dakota State guard Ron Schlieman poured in 50 points on 24 field goals.
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ISU Loses Narrowly to Wesleyan in Terre Haute Showdown
Indiana State, ranked high in the UPI small college list, fell 62 61 to Kentucky Wesleyan at home. Tom Hobgood led Wesleyan with 22 points including the decisive 18 foot jumper with 5 34 remaining as the margin stayed one to two points the rest of the game. Mike Cooper topped ISU with 14 points while Jerry Newsom scored 13. In other action TriState beat Calv’n Mich 87 83 and Marian lost 89 75 to Transylvania.
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Hoosier Bowlers Lead in PBA National Championship
The $70,000 PBA national title race sees two Indiana men and a former Hoosier among eight leaders as action advances toward the final rounds. Pete Tountas of Tucson tied for the lead with 10,048 pins, Davie Davis of Phoenix trails by 9, Kokomo’s Don Johnson sits third, and Munster’s Don McCune is eighth with 3,727. Johnson posted the day’s best 236 average over eight games.
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