Gerstmeyer Routs Reelsville 82 to 53 in Black Cats Gym
Gerstmeyer built a 10 point lead by the first quarter and expanded to 15 at the half to roll past Reelsville 82 53. Ken Stanley led with 16 points, Ron Sheeley 14 and 16 rebounds, while Ray Peeler topped Reelsville with 21. Tech hit 48.6 percent to Reelsville 30 percent and outrebounded 51 to 24. Tech next faces Vincennes.
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Black Cats
Howard Sharpe
Cats
Ken Stanley
Ken Gilbert
Ron Sheeley
John Clampitt
Dave Phillips
Indiana State
Mike Phillips
Ray Peeler
Sheeley
Hansel
Tech
Vincennes
Blaydeg
Callahan
Raab
Owen
Peeler
Clark
F.G
F.T
Phillips
Stanley
Gilbert
Newlin
Clampitt
Cooksey
Under_wood
Hatfield
L. Erwin
P.T
Pugh
Rector
Honey Creek tips Rex in 62 57 thriller
Honey Creek beat Rockville 62 to 57 as Steve Fleschner and Mike Blackwell combined for 46 points 23 apiece. Honey Creek led 28-27 at halftime and built a 12 point edge before Rockville rallied waged a late press. Nankin led Rockville with 19 before fouling out.
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Ind
Honey Creek
Steve Fleschner
Mike Blackwell
Bees
Fleschner- Blackwell
Steve Nankin
Jim Crosley
Jim Newton
Fleshner
Lee
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Blackwell
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Crawford
F.G
F.T
P.F
Newton
Olson
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Vickers
State teams set for busy basketball slate across conferences
Evansville hosts Catholic University while DePauw visits Air Force Academy. Indiana State meets Western New Mexico with Butch Wade back and Jerry Newsom leading scorers. Big Ten schedule features Wisconsin vs Fordham and Indiana State’s tough swing through Midwest cities.
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Catholic University
Elmer McColl
DePauw
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Miami
Ohio
Ball State
Butler
Western Kentucky
St. Joseph’s
St. Nobert
Valparaiso
U. of Pacific
State
Butch Wade
Western Illinois
Wade
Sycamores
Mustangs
Indiana
Indiana State
New Mexico
Columbia
Duane Klueh
ISU
Jerry Newsom
Rich Mason
Mike Phillips
Rich Edgerton
Western New Mexico
John Blanchard
East Chicago
Charlie Wright
Richmond
Dave Watkins
South Bend
Bob Haack
Hammond
George Buckhanan
Gallup
N. Mex
Western State
Colorado
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Fordham
Valparaiso and Bethel win on home floors. DePauw falters away
Valparaiso defeated Washington Missouri 95 82 as Ken Rakow led with 20 points and Vern Curtis 19 for the Crusaders. Bethel edged Spring Arbor 99 96 in overtime as Ron Holmes scored 27 for the Pilots. DePauw lost 89 60 to Colorado State after a cold second half. Jack Hogan scored 20 for the Tigers.
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Bethel
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Crusaders
Washington
Missouri
Spring Arbor
Michigan
Colorado State
Denny Lutz
Bears
Ken Rakow
Vern Curtis
Ron Holmes
Pilots
Everett Walterhouse
Rocky Kent
BePauw
Jack Hogan
Tigers
Seattle
Tom Workman
Workman
Ken James
Brigham Young
Kenny Campbell
Vanderbilt
Portland
LaSalle
Nebraska
Larry Cannon
South Carolina
Marquette
Gamecocks
Wisconsin
Fordham
Charlie Phillips
Larry China
Fairfield
St. Joseph's
Yale
Cornell
Tennessee
Auburn
Southern California
Arizona State
Colorado St
Maryland
Oklahoma State
Memphis State
Arkansas
Major Cage Upset Shocks Texas Western at New Mexico
Unbeaten seventh ranked New Mexico defeats NCAA champion Texas Western 71-62 as Mel Daniels leads with 20 points and strong rebounding. Brigham Young loses in overtime to Seattle 85-83. Vanderbilt and La Salle post decisive wins. Fairfield upsets St Joseph's 88-68.
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la Salle
Nebraska
Fairfield
St. Joseph's
South Dakota
Moorhead
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Jacksonville
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Bridgewater
Drs & Elkns
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Portland
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Tarleton
Hardin-Smmns
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Doane
Dana
U. Wisc. Mil
Dubuque
St. Cloud
Nrthin
Troyer Sizzles as Greencastle Dump Spencers Tigers 88-72
Mike Troyer scored 35 points to lead Greencastle High School past Spencer, 88-72. Terry Ross added 15 and Pete Norris 13 as Greencastle built a 50-34 halftime lead, while Manuel Creech led Spencer with 23 points.
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Ind
Mike Troyer
Tiger Cubs
Spencer Cops
Big Manuel Creech
Cops
Bob Taylor
Terry Ross
Pete Norris
Spencer
Edwards
Allen
Taylor
Creech
Summers
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F.B
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Ross
Craig
Norris
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Cincinnati Race Track chairman eyes Latonia purchase
Andre J. Andreoli of Cincinnati River Downs said he is interested in buying Latonia Race Track in northern Kentucky. He announced a $7,000,000 improvement project for River Downs next year and has spoken with Latonia owners about a possible purchase.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Andre J. Andreoli
Cincinnati River Downs
Latonia
Kentucky
Andreoli
River Downs
Notre Dame Faces New York Giants Test
ProFiles OY Bob Suc Lg highlights Notre Dame's matchup against the New York Giants. Focuses on player form and team prospects as both sides seek momentum in the season.
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Notre Dane
NEW , York Giants
North Central Tops State in Women’s Basketball
North Central beat State 79 to 52 at Indiana State University in the Women’s Physical Education Building. Dan Seneff led scoring for North Central with 17 points, followed by Steve Stuck 16 and Milt Hall 13 as ten North Central players factored in. Allen Hester led State with eight points as State faded after intermission.
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Sycamores
North Central
Indiana State University Women’s
Dan Seneff
Steve Stuck
Milt Hall
Allen Hester
Swank
Hicks
Monroe
McVey
Ammerman
F.G
F.T
State
Shaw and
Moore
College Basketball By United Press International
A lengthy roundup shows multiple college games with final scores across divisions. Notable results include Pace over Maritime 115 64 and Virginia 99 over East Kentucky 77.
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United Press International
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Florida St
Virginia
East Kentucky
Lou Saban to Lead Broncos as General Manager Coach
Lou Saban, famed for discipline, will sign a 10 year deal worth about 50 000 annually to run the Denver Broncos starting January 1. He aims to turn the franchise with a seven year losing streak into a winner after success with the Bills in the mid 1960s.
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UPI
Lou Saban
Saban
Denver Broncos
Broncos
Bees and State Lead Busy Night at Home Front
Honey Creek hosts Sullivan while State travels to Dugger in a bid to end slumps. Tech faces Vincennes as Gerstmeyer meets Vincennes and West Vigo visits Covington, with strong showings expected from Garfield and North Vermillion in a crowded late-season schedule.
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Honey Creek
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Schulte
Marshall
Ill
West Vigo
Covington
Arrows
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Gerstmeye
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Dugger
Sullivan
Garfield
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Attica
North Vermillion
Linton
Bloomington University
Brazil
Greencastle
Plainfield
Rockville
Ladoga
Shakamak
Worthington
Turkey Run
van Buren
Texas Loses Star Linebacker Before Bluebonnet Bowl
Texas head coach Darrell Royal announced star linebacker Joel Brame was sidelined with a 103-degree fever likely mononucleosis, forcing a lineup shift for the Bluebonnet Bowl against Mississippi. Freshman Chris Smith will start in Brame’s place as Bill Bradley and Chris Gilbert spearhead the offense.
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UPI
University of Texas
Joel Brame
Mississippi
Brame
Tommy Nobis
Darrell Royal
Chris Smith
Bill (Superbill) Bradley
Chris Gilbert
Longhorn
Bill Bradley
Johnny Vaught
Cage Tickets On Sale For ISU Home Games
Indiana State offers tickets for Saturday’s home game with Western New Mexico and Tuesday’s game with Stout State. Act ing Athletic Director Robert L. Hollar says doors open at 7 p.m. for the Western New Mexico game with ticket sales at the door. Students enter with ID cards, and extra space is available due to student absence over Christmas.
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Indiana State
Western New Mexico
Robert L. Hollar
Hollar
Stout State
Clinton Edges Linton 58-56 in hard fought tilt
Clinton withstands a late Lin ton rally to win 58-56 at Linton. Clinton led 46-39 after three quarters as M Benton scored 17 in the period while Ben ton and Vandevorde paced the winners with 17 and 15 points respectively. Linton countered with 18 from Newsom and Brackmyre, but Clinton held on for the victory to move to 4-2.
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Linton
Ind
Clinton
Miners
Wilcats
Marty Benton
Carl Vandevorde
John Brackmyre
Kerry Newsom
Virotsko
Padish
Vandevorde
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M. Benton
R. Benton
Nowling
Miller
F.G
F.T
P.F
Blackmyre
Carpenter
Newsom
Anderson
Perigo
King
Lovelace
Inman
P.T
Schmalfeldt
Morman
Cloverdale beats Ladoga for ninth straight win
Cloverdale claimed a 73 49 victory over Ladoga extending its winning streak to nine games this year and 31 in regular season play. Joe Williams led Cloverdale with 18 points while Rick Ford and John Truax added 16 apiece. Ladoga was led by Roger Harshbarger with 15 points as the Clovers outscored Ladoga in both halves.
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Cloverdale
Ind
Clovers
Jim Miller
Ladoga
Big Joe Williams
Rick Ford
John Truax
Dave Nees
Roger Harshbarger
Ron Canada
Harshbarger
Scott
Pricebe
Wilson
Canada
Mahomey
M’mullen
Rhoades
F.G
F.T
P.F
Ford
Truax
Williams
Neese
Coon
Denny
Barker
Ladogan
Haslem and
Ellis
Illinois Under Investigation Over Grant-In-Aid Irregularities
Big Ten Commissioner Bill Reed will probe alleged irregularities in the University of Illinois grant-in-aid program after university president David D. Henry requested an inquiry. Henry says he has all facts and will cooperate. potential penalties include probation or bans on TV appearances and postseason games.
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Reed
Doug Mills
Illini
Illinois
Henry
Illinois Scores Paris and Lawrenceville Victories Across Games
Illinois defeated Paris 86 to 63 and Lawrenceville beat Bridgeport 90 to 49 in high school or college basketball showdowns. Other reported scores include Homer 53 over Kansas 43 and Newton 67 to Oblong 47. Palestine 46 edged Marshall 42 while Martinsville 45 toppled Casey 35.
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