High School Basketball Valley Results Across Indiana
Valley results list scores from many matchups including Sullivan defeating Linton 56 40, Greencastle beating Clinton 69 46, Hammond Tolleston 41 at Gary and many more. Key shows include Martinsville over Decatur 75 61 and South Bend Central 86 over East Chicago Washington 53.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup From Midwest to West
The Associated Press tabulates college basketball results across regions. Notable games include San Francisco 56 over Washington St. 53, Wyoming 68 over Omaha 65, Drake 87 over California Poly 81, Indiana State 83 over Michigan 66, Northwest Missouri 58 over Fast, Northeastern 66 over Harvard 60, Duquesne 81 over Carnegie Tech 67, South region showings with South Carolina 96 over Georgia 81, UCLA 77 over Missouri 54, BYU 70 over Bowling Green 56, Montana State 101 over Utah State 83, Pacific 75 over San Francisco State 59, and tournament first rounds including Kentucky Invitational and Cincinnati Invitational results.
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Big Ten Tilts On Tap Tonight
Illinois faces Kentucky for the Invitational title while Ohio State returns in a regional telecast against Tulane. Wisconsin meets Kansas and Wilt Chamberlain leads Kansas, with Kansas State at Iowa, Pittsburgh at Michigan, Marquette at Michigan State, Purdue at Butler, and Loyola of Chicago at Minnesota.
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Clemson Only Aerial Threat Bussey Key To Pass Game
Clemson coach Frank Howard says quarterback Charley Bussey is essential to any passing for the Tigers in the Orange Bowl against Colorado. With Bussey possibly limited by a hand injury, Clemson plans to rely on its running game and heavy line, while Bussey’s health will determine passing plans.
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Missouri State Beats Earlham In Tournament Halves
Indiana State defeated Western Michigan 83 to 66 in Terre Haute after a 45 percent shooting effort. Earlham exited McKendree tourney with a 99 to 79 loss to Southeastern Missouri State and faces Illinois College for third place.
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Cardinals Reveal 42-Game Spring Exhibition Schedule
The St. Louis Cardinals announce a 42 game spring lineup with six exhibitions between Cardinals and Reds B squads in Tampa Florida. Main squad plays 16 games at Al Lang Field in St. Petersburg including five against the Yankees. The club breaks camp April 5 and travels to a seven game road stretch ending in Memphis.
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Del Wilber Joins Orioles as St Louis Scout
Del Wilber a 37 year old former major league catcher and Chicago White Sox coach was signed by the Baltimore Orioles as a scout covering the St Louis area. The deal announced in Baltimore on December 22 adds depth to the Orioles scouting staff.
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NHL Friday Results Narrow New York Triumph Over Chicago
New York defeated Chicago 3 to 2 in Friday NHL action. Saturday matches feature Detroit at Montreal and Boston at Toronto while Sundays include Montreal at Detroit and Toronto at New York plus Boston at Chicago.
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Indorf Leads Colorado to Orange Bowl Bid
Sophomore halfback Elwin Indorf carried twice for six yards this season yet scored key points to lift Colorado toward a New Year's Day clash with Clemson. He kicked 16 of 19 points after touchdown, including late scores to beat Kansas and tie Missouri, while coach Dallas Ward relies on ground power from Bayuk Stransky and Dowler as Clemson looms.
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Baltimore Coach Under Pressure
The Colts host the Washington Redskins in the season finale as Weeb Ewbank’s job security hangs in the balance. Baltimore aims to salvage pride after a 4-7 record while Washington seeks a share of second place in the Eastern Conference. The national CBS telecast starts at 1 p.m. CST.
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Cannons Snap Bees Win Skein in Tight Contest
Buren held off Fontanet rally in the fourth and preserved a 50-44 edge after three quarters. Fontanet’s Gibson scored 20 points and Parsons added 20 as Van Buren built the lead in a key late-season game.
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Winslow Cage Star Is Ruled Ineligible
Indiana high school officials ruled Winslow forward Larry Meyer ineligible after records confirmed he would be 20 on January 1. Meyer is 6 foot 3 and attended Winslow High School. school records had listed a January birth, with a January 2 1937 birth date later verified by district records.
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Tulsa Grid Coach Gets New Contract
The University of Tulsa extended head coach Bobby Dobbs for five years after a 7-2-1 season and a second place tie in the Missouri Valley Conference. The previous 2-7-1 first season is noted. salary details were not released.
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Ortega Outpoints Tongarco In New York Bout
Gaspar Ortega from Tijuana outpointed Tongarco of Boston over 10 rounds in Madison Square Garden. In Sao Paulo Martiniano Pereyra of Argentina stopped Paulo De Jesus of Brazil in South American welterweight title action.
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Bears and Cardinals feud over NFL Code and officials
Bell cited Article 8 of the NFL Constitution restricting public criticism of league members. He warned infractions could trigger suspensions, $2000 fines, and contract terminations. Halas defended evenhanded enforcement while noting Bears released plays showing officials were correct.
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Rangers Edge Black Hawks For Narrow 3 2 Win
The New York Rangers beat the Chicago Black Hawks 3 2 Friday night to widen their gap in the second half standings. Larry Popein Harry Howell and Guy Gendron scored for New York while Nick Mickoski scored both Chicago goals. The win moves the Rangers to 27 points, three behind Boston who lead the league.
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