SIU Gymnasts Extend Winning Streak With Denver Victory
Southern Illinois University gymnasts defeated Denver 65 to 55 at SIU Arenas in Carbondale. Bill Wolf led SIU with wins on high bar parallel bars and still rings, while Frank Schmitz won free exercise and trampoline. John Quintana led all-around scoring with 14.0.
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Southern Illinois University
SIU
Carbondale
Denver
Bill Wolf
Frank Schmitz
Larry Lindauer
John Quintana
John Tracey
Jerry Zamboni
Terry Day
Rick Tucker
Mike Boeg Jer
Tom Huffman
Stan Thompson
Art Howells
Longhorse
Ted Nedeau
Bill Wolff
Gene Koehnke
Tom Cook
Patterson Stops Powell in Sixth Round Knockout
Floyd Patterson, two time former world heavyweight champion, knocked out Charley Powell in 1:21 of the sixth round in a ten round bout. Patterson weighed 197 pounds for the bout, Powell 212, as Patterson signals a rebound after prior one round losses to Sonny Liston.
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Floyd Patterson
Charley Powell
Tam
Patterson
San Diego
Sonny Liston
Powell
Timberlake Named Big 10 Most Valuable Player
All America quarterback Bob Timberlake of Michigan was named the Big 10's most valuable football player in a vote by teammates coaches and officials. He beat Illinois linebacker Dick Butkus and earned the Silver Football. other MVP entries included Gordon of Michigan State and Had rick of Purdue.
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Chicago
Bob Timerlake
Michigan
Bill Reed
George Strickler
Chicago Tribune
Roy Domer
Tribune
Timberlake
Dick Butkus
Ilinois
the Tribune
Dick Gordon
Michigan State
Bob Hadrick
Purdue
Karl Noonan
Iowa
Ed Crazen
Ohio State
Joe Pung
Minnesota
Pat Riley
Northwestern
Carl Silvestri
Wisconsin
Rich Badar
Indiana
Mantle plans three to five more baseball years
Kilgore Texas reports Mickey Mantle, 33, says he intends to play at least three more seasons, possibly five, despite a history of knee injuries. He notes this winter has seen no knee operations, in a remarks at the opening ceremony of a friend's auto agency.
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Kilgore
Tex
Mickey Mantle
New York
Scrial Je Social Events High Scores Report
Individual high series Munger 611 Don Ridgley. Sam Jones 606. Team high game Rodd Realty 1122. Orkin 1112 team high series 13037. Sears 3033.
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Munger
Sam Jones
Rodd Realty
Orkin
Sears
Wisconsin Tops Bowling Green 87-56 in basketball
Wisconsin defeated Bowling Green 87 to 56 for its third straight win. Mark Zubor led Badgers with 27 points while Bowling Green’s Bob Dwers scored 16. Wisconsin built a 44-27 halftime lead and held a slim rebounding edge.
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Wisconsin
Bowling Green
Mark Zubor
Badgers
Bob Dwers
Ken Gustafson
Ken Barnes
Jit Bohen
Zubor
Ohio
Tltinois
Martdale Monday Ladies League Food Mart results
In Marda? Monday Ladies League action Food Mart defeated Selmier Peerless 29 23 while Tom's Place 281g posted 23 percent and McDonalds 2384 Lay's Potato Chip 27 led high team series with Lay's Chip 2427 Martin Oil 2395 and Selmier Peerless 2337. High three is Marge Benton 492, Mary Belt 473, Judy Bain 468. High single Marge Benton 210 Nadine Wilkey 198 Mary Belt 102. Holden Hospital match follows.
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Selmier Peerless
Tom's Place
McDonalds
Lay's Potato Chip
Martin Oil
Martin Oi
Marge Benton
Mary Belt
Judy Bain
Nadine Wilkey
Holden Hospital
Illinois Bears blitz Washington 103 to 59 in basketball
Illinois, led by six players in double figures, defeated Washington of St. Louis 103-59 to move to 3-1 while Washington fell to 2-2. Don Freeman led scoring with 9 points and several Bears contributed, as Illinois shot 44.2 percent and held a 47-27 halftime edge. Ron Jackson topped Washington with 19 points.
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Illinois
Washington
St. Louis
Lins
Bears
Don Freeman
Skip Thoren
Bob’ Johnson
Tal Brady
Bogie Redman
Jim Dawson
Ron Jackson
Ed Daney
Thoren
Wayne Williams
Daney
SIU Wrestlers Forfeit Matches in 26-13 Loss at Carbondale
SIU at SIU Arena in Carbondale fell to Bloomsburg 26-13 as Southern Illinois forfeited three matches due to not fielding enough healthy wrestlers. Results detailed: DeVines beat Stevens 5-3 at 115, Scholley B beat Seth Juncay at 123, Kelley B beat Robb B at 137, Taylor B beat Thomas 4-3 at 147, DiVito drew Forte 7-7 at 4a7, Paule B defeated McCreery 5-0 at 167, Vargo B defeated Harem 7-2 at 177, Gesky B defeated Viaro 5-4 at 191, Hartzell S pinned Lewis in heavyweight, plus exhibition and other close bouts.
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Bloomsberg State
Southern Ilinois University
SIU
Carbondale
Jim Wilkinson
Don DeVines
Grant Stevens
Don Scholley
Ian Seth
Juncay
Bill Robb
Jim Kelley
Ed Taylor
Terry Thomas
Dan DiVito
Rocco Forte
Bill Paule
George McCreery
Tom Vargo
Ale Harem
Dan Gesky
Lee Viaro
Bill Hartzell
Jim Lewis
Terry Magoon
Larry Baron
Jack Gvercash
Bob Gibble
Jim Rolley
Ia Dave Piort
Ed Henne
Bob Pierce
Snead and Englehorn Lead Scotch Mixed Four-Ball
In Sebring Florida on December 12 AP reports Sam Snead and Shirley Englehorn share the 54 hole lead at 207 after a 66 on the Harder Hall layout. Mason Rudolph and Kathy Whitworth also sit at 207 with a 67 final round to stay tied for the lead.
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Sebring
Fla
Sam Snead
Mason Rudolph
Rugg
Snead
Shirley Englehorn
Hall
Rudich
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Englehorn
Rudolph
Miss Whitworth
Snead-Englehorn
Rudolph-Whitworth
Prep Basketball Scores Roundup North and Greene Win Big
North defeats Calhoun 78 to 49 and Franklin tops Calhoun 49 to 78 as Carrollton beats Southwestern 63 to 48. Winchester 88 over Greenfield 67 and White Hall 78 over Hardin 49. Elkhart 91 over St James 81, Mt Pulaski 5 beats Riverton 60. Blue Mound 74, Findlay 58. Bethany 61, Moweaqua 60. Witt 78 defeats Herrick 62. Kincaid 55 over Palmyra 27.
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Calhoun
Franklin
Carrollton
Southwestern
Winchester
Greenfield
White Hall
Hardin
Elkhart
St. James
Mt, Pulaski
Riverton
Blue Mound
Findlay
Bethany
Moweaqua
Witt
Herrick
Kincaid
Palmyra
Indiana Beats North Carolina 107 81 Behind Harden Press
Indiana overwhelmed North Carolina with a quick 43-7 run in the first half as Al Harden keyed a relentless zone press. Harden, off the bench, forced 39 Tar Heel errors while NC produced 4 turnovers against Indiana’s defense. The Hoosiers led 57-39 at halftime and widened the gap in the second half for a 107-81 victory.
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al Harden
North Carolina
Indiana
Harden
Bill Cunningham
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