Three Pres Teams Remain Unbeaten in Indiana High School Basketball
Southwestern and Shenandoah extended their unbeaten runs to nine with 94-60 over Clarksville Providence and 81-59 over Cambridge City. Portage kept a seven game streak after a 64-63 win at St Joseph's as Martinsville fell from the perfect ranks. Other notable scores include Columbus North over Martinsville 81-47 and Greenfield topping Madison Heights 78-68.
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United Press International
Southwestern
Hanover
Shenandoah
Portage
Indiana
Martinsville
Clarksville
Providence
Cambridge City
South Bend St. Joseph's
Dave Uzmicz
Steve Collier
Columbus North
Artesians
Rick Long Earns Recognition on Millican Team
Rick Long of Bloomfield is a starter on the Milligan College Buffalo basketball team. The Buffaloes hold an 8-2 record in their first 10 games this season. Long, a former freshman guard, is averaging 11.9 points per game with a high of 27.
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Rick Long
Bloomfield
Milligan College Buffalo
Long
Phil Morrell
All-Star hockey coaches named for WHA game in Quebec
Santa Ana California UPI reports Bobby Hull and Nick Mickoski of Winnipeg will coach the West and Jack Kelley of New England will head the Fast squad in the first World Hockey Association All-Star game set for January 6 in Quebec.
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Santa Ana
UPI
Bobby Hull
Nick Mickoski
Winnipeg
Jack Kelley
New England
Quebec
Indiana Basketball Scores Big in Early Tourney Play
Indiana defeats Miami Ohio and Ball State 82 to 56 while Seattle Pacific edges Spring Arbor 55 in the Spring Arbor tourney. Tri State wins 128 to 104 over Northwood Michigan and Manchester tops IU PUI 85 to 90 Ferris State 77 Lee Tenn 77 final.
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Miami
Ohio
Ball State
Evansville
Seattle-Pacific
Spring Arbor
Tri-State
Northwood
Mich
Local High School Boys Basketball Scores Across City Tournaments
The scoreboard lists a series of recent results with teams including Greenwood, Decatur Central, et Portage, Saint Josephs of South Bend, Union Randolph, Wapahani, Columbus North, Martinsville, Clinton Central, Northwestern, Shenandoah, Cambridge City, Southwestern Jefferson, Clarksville Providence, Avon, Mooresville, Washington, Barr Reeve, Washington Catholic, Vincennes, Terre Haute Schulte, Rockville, Staunton, and Brazil. Final tallies include Greenwood 96 over Decatur Central 65 and Columbus North 81 over Martinsville 47 among others.
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Southwestern
Jefferson
Clarksville Providence
Avon
Mooresville
Washington Tourney Barr-Reeve
Washington Catholic
Vincennes River
Washington
Simpson Csonka Lead All Star Team In 1972 NFL Honors
Buffalo’s O J Simpson and Miami’s Larry Csonka led the 1972 United Press International American Conference All Star team. Joe Namath, Daryle Lamonica, Fred Biletnikoff and Otis Taylor were among first team selections with notable DAL, KC, PIT, OAK, and MIA players named across offense and defense. second team features Lamonica, Harris, Little, and others.
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NEW York
UPI
Buffalo
O. J. Simpson
Larry Csonka
Miami Dolphins
United Press International
Simpson
Csonka
Pittsburgh
Franco Harris
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Oakland
Daryle Lamonica
Fred Biletnikoff
Kansas City
Otis Taylor
Miami
Paul Warfield
Raymond Chester
Bob Brown
Winston Hill
Jets
Larry Little
Dolphins
Gene Upshaw
Bob Johnson
Cincinnati
Rozelle Affirms Blackout Policy Amid Playoff Tensions
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle rejected a White House push to end the local game blackout for this weekend’s four playoff games. President Nixon and Attorney General Kleindienst urged lifting the blackout, citing public interest and antitrust concerns, but Rozelle stood firm noting past sellouts and potential impacts on season-ticket demand.
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New York
UPI
Pete Rozelle
Nixon
Rozelle
Richard G. Kleindienst
Washington Redskins
Kleindienst
White House
League
Congress
NFL
AFL
Pro
Florida
Miami
Linton Friday Night League Standings and Scores
Linton Eagles Richards 405 Gabbard 385 Cochran 426 Workman 487 Weaver 450 Won 1 Lost 2. Clayton’s Insurance Haberle 414 Sharp 499 Pope 398 Billingsley 521 Grabner 514 Won 2 Lost 1. Crane VFW Weddle 382 Williams 377 P Key 409 Robbins 478 L Key 539 Won 2 Lost 1. Elbow Room McCombs 482 Allen 457 Jackson 538 Meyers 448 Shacklett 374 Won Moose Cantrell 464 Corbin 508 Barker 504 Clayton 177 Powell 510 Won 2 Lost 1. CORRELLS Camden 457 Hennette 417 Webb 440 Conklin 356 Clark 434 Won 1 Lost 2.
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Linton Eagles
Richards
Gabbard
Cochran
Workman
Weaver
Claytons Insurance Haberle
Sharp
Pope
Billingsley
Grabner
Crane V.F.W. — Weddle
Williams
P. Key
Robbins
L. Key
Elbow Room
McCombs
Allen
Jackson
Meyers
Shacklett
Moose — Cantrell
Corbin
Barker
Clayton
Powell
Corrells
Camden
Hennette
Webb
Conklin
Clark
Donohue Plans Lola T330 in L M Championship
Roger Penske's crew prepares a Lola T330 road racer for Mark Donohue to contest the L M championship series. Donohue will back the effort with an American Motors engine, aiming for wins after shaping the Porsche 917-10 and Trans Am success.
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Donohue
Sports Car Club of America
McLaren-Chevrolet
American Motors Corp
American Motors
AMC
Racing Entrepeneur Penske
Gabby Hartnett to Be Buried Saturday
Chicago remembers Gabby Hartnett a Hall of Fame catcher who died on his 72nd birthday in Park Ridge. Funeral mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Glenview followed by burial at All Saints Cemetery Des Plaines. Cubs owner Phil Wrigley paid tribute to the joyous ballplayer.
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Chicago
UPS
Charles “Gabby” Hartnett
Woonsocket
R.J
Chicago Cubs
Lutheran General Hospital
Park Ridge
Hartnett
All Saints
Des Plaines
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Glenview
Cubs
Phil Wrigley
Gabby
North Knox Wrestlers Dominate Princeton in 45 21 Victory
North Knox defeated Princeton 45 to 21 in a Tuesday match. Winners included Jeff Stevens at 105 pounds by pin and Bill Skipper at 177 pounds by pin, with multiple decisions and forfeits noted for reserve and heavyweight bouts.
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North Knox
Princeton
Jeff Stevens
Bob Schutter
Jim Bowers
George Murphy
Kevin King
Mark Oliver
Mark Decker
Bill Skipper
Mike Keesling
Jackie Mason
Jay Joslin
James Richards
Jeff Joslin
Ron Boberg
Tom Shaw
Steve Swope
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Anderson
Greenfield
Madison Heights
Alexandria
Noblesville
Kevin Kingery
Clinton Central
Northwestern
Pat Manahan
Delphi
Pine Village
South Newton
Rick Wisehart
Pace Union
Randolph County
Wapahani
Millican
Greenwood
Decatur Central
Brazil
Terre Haute Schulte
Rockville
Staunton
Henry Williams
Jacksonville Star
Glen McDonald
Nate Stephens
Kyle Jackson
Long Beach
Long Beach State
Jacksonville
C. J. Simpson
Ray Mansfield
Joe Greene
Dwight White
Bill Stanfill
Mike Reid
Willie Lanier
Andy Russell
Baltimore
Ted Hendricks
Willie Brown
Robert James
Dick Anderson
Jake Scott
Warfield
Gary Garrison
San Diego
Richard Caster
Bob Trumpy
Art Shell
Terry Owens
Bruce van Dyke
Randy Rasmussen
Mansfield
Lamonica
Harris
Floyd Little
Denver
Deacon Jones
Houston
Elvin Bethea
Manny Fernandez
Paul Smith
Nick Buoniconti
Jack Ham
Phil Villapiano
Wolfe City Service
St. N.E
Linton
Alan Maver
Mark Gpite
Thea
George Frenn
LOS Angeles Lakers
Olonea
Gilmore
John Wooden
UCLA
King Features Syndicate
Bob Walters
Lincoln
Mercury
Newtown Square
Roger Penske
Mark Donohue
Gabby Hartnett
Cision
S. Main
Tony
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