Hoosier Buckeye action features Anderson and Taylor wins
Anderson and Taylor led Hoosier Buckeye Conference play with wins as Earlham fell to Defiance 97-84 and Butler overcame Western Kentucky 88-82 in overtime. Taylor defeated Wilmington 87-77, while Indiana State beat Occidental 85-74. Marian beat Rose-Hulman 89-96 and Valparaiso edged Eastern Illinois 90-88.
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Bench Leaves Intensive Care After Lung Lesion Tests
Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench was moved from intensive care to a regular room after surgery on a lesion in his right lung. Officials at Christ Hospital said tissue tests showed no evidence of malignancy and he is expected to stay about a week, largely recuperating with mail volume noted as a major fan response.
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Indiana College Basketball Scores Summary
Anderson 78 Manchester 76 Butler 88 Western Kentucky 82 at Indiana State 85 Occidental 74 Taylor 87 Wilmintoon 77 Marian 89 Rose Hulman 69 Defiance 97 Earlham 84 Valparaiso 90 Eastern Illinois 88 Lapel 81 Blue River 66 East Chicago Roosevelt 62 Gary Roosevelt 47 Gary Mann 72 Wawasee Prep 71
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Ali Bugner Fight Set for February 14 in Las Vegas
Muhammad Ali will meet European champion Joe Bugner of England in a 12 round bout in Las Vegas on February 14. The Nevada State Athletic Commission is expected to sanction the fight on Wednesday.
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Washington's 1751 Barbados Visit During First Overseas Trip
The note recalls President George Washington's lone foreign voyage, his 1751 stop in Barbados as part of his early travels abroad. The reference highlights this rare overseas journey and the historic context of his travels before his presidency.
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Tallest Redwood Reaches Over 360 Feet
The Pacific Coast redwood is identified as the world record tallest tree with heights surpassing 360 feet. The claim highlights the species' exceptional height among global trees and notes its coastal habitat.
Issel Sparks Colonels Past Cougars in ABA Showdown
Dan Issel scored 29 and grabbed 18 rebounds as the Kentucky Colonels beat the Carolina Cougars 119 to 112. Louis Dampier added 20 and Artis Gilmore 22 as Kentucky built a 24 to 3 first‑quarter run and surged to 78.3 percent shooting. The win narrows the gap to within a half game of the ABA East lead. In other ABA action, the Memphis Tams topped the New York Nets 104–98 behind Lee Davis scoring bursts.
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Globetrotters to Play in Harlem Showdown in December
Advance tickets for the Harlem Globetrotters game against the Washington Nationals go on sale for Tuesday December 19 at Central gym. Tipoff at 8 p.m. Pre game and halftime entertainment by professional showmen. Proceeds support Linton Civitan Club community projects.
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Bowling City League Results November 16 1972
City bowling standings show Wolford's Elliott 493 Tulley 488 Franklin 421 Miller 470 Dones 502 leading 3 0. Hale's Casile 440 Simmons 422 Mayfield 407 Junior 220 and others split 2 1 or 1 2 with multiple high scores like Price 512 and Cornelius 513.
Court Rulings Could Doom IHSAA Eskew Warns of Impact
Indiana high school athletes face possible program curtailment as court rulings challenge IHSAA residency rules and other policies. Commissioner Phil Eskew noted waivers exist for valid reasons, while citing multiple lawsuits and a push to balance eligibility with anti recruiting efforts.
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Classic Set At Central Holiday Clash Rematch
The second holiday classic at Swifz City Central gym returns with Linton facing Central at 7 p.m. and Bloomfield meeting Worthington at 8:30 p.m. Doors open 6 p.m. Tickets are $1 at the door. A large crowd is expected as the four teams approach the schedule midpoint.
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Shakamak Frosh and multiple Hoosier junior games slate
Thursday schedule shows Shakamak Frosh at Linton Central Junior high at Bloomfield Dugger Junior High at Fairbanks Clay City seven nine at Worthington Friday brings Switz City Classic with Linton Central Bloomfield facing Worthington Eastern at Orleans Fayetteville at L and M Shakamak at North Daviess contest list collegiate junior high and high school matchups across several towns.
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Walt Jones Put On Indefinite Medical Suspension
Veteran Bucks guard Walt Jones was placed on indefinite medical suspension and ordered to undergo a thorough medical examination. He has been losing weight steadily throughout the season.
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