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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1956

Page

8

Stop Big Ten's Last Undefeated Teams

Gene Bludeau reports on the Big Ten conference where the final unbeaten teams face a pivotal clash that could reshape standings and title prospects. Detailed implications for contenders and the evolving race within the league are assessed.

Big Ten

Wildcats and Tulane Pulse Past Big Ten Undefeateds

Kentucky toppled Illinois 91 70 in the championship of the Wildcats Invitational Tourney and Tulane beat Ohio State 75 71 as both claim the last undefeated Big Ten survivors. Vern Hatton scored 25 for Illinois and Calvin Grosscup 29 for Tulane in a high tempo afternoon session.

United Press Chicago Tulane Kentucky Today Big Ten Kentucky Illinois Wildcats Ohio State Illini Vern Hatton Dayton Calvin Grosscup Purdue Buckeyes Bucks New York Madison Square Garden

Providence Reds Roar to Lead in AHL Standings

Providence Reds built a four point lead in the American Hockey League after a 3-2 overtime win over Hershey. Camile Henry and Paul Larivee sparked the rally with a late goal, then Ken Davies sealed the OT victory. Bronco Horvath scored twice as Rochester beat Springfield 4-1 and Buffalo defeated Cleveland 4-2.

Providence Reds New York Ranger Hershey Reds Bears Camile Henry Paul Larivee Buffalo Cleveland

Bruins Lose Ground as Hawks Stop Streak in NHL Clash

Boston Bruins surrender their first place lead after a 4 1 defeat to the Chicago Black Hawks while Detroit and Montreal fight to a 3 3 tie. Larry Regan and Forbes Kennedy spark the Hawks, Gordie Howe nets twice for the Red Wings, and Rudy Migay powers the Maple Leafs to a 3 1 win over the Rangers.

Boston Bruins Chicago Black Hawks Bruins Terry Sawchuk Detroit Red Wings Montreal Canadiens Hawks Larry Regan al Rollins Forbes Kennedy Boston Red Wings Montreal Gordie Howe Canadiens Wings Jacques Plante Toronto Maple Leafs New York Rangers Rudy Migay New Yorkers

Indiana Denies IU Talks With Moreland Star

Indiana University coach Branch McCracken denied IU officials talked with North Carolina State star Jackie Moreland about transferring to Indiana. The NCAA gave NC State a four year suspension for illegal recruiting in obtaining Moreland. McCracken said he had seen or spoken with the player.

Bloomington Ind Indiana University Branch McCracken I.U North Carolina State Jackie Moreland Indiana National Collegiate Athletic Association State Moreland McCracken

Midwest Tourney Opens Wednesday

Indiana colleges begin an eight game holiday tournament slate from Christmas to New Year. UCLA coached by Johnny Wooden visits Butler and Indiana, while Purdue hosts Princeton. Evansville hosts Mississippi State Denver and Boston College in the first Holiday Invitational. Indiana State defends its Terre Haute event with Quan tico Marines as guests. Notre Dame skips invitation due to segregation laws and will play in the Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden. Valparaiso and Indiana Central also compete in other tournaments.

Indiana College Evansville Terre Haute Midwest U.C.L.A Purdue Johnny Wooden Butler Indiana Princeton Evansville College New Roberts Memorial Stadium Mississippi State Denver Boston College Boston Indiana State Quantico Marines Sycamores Muskingum Ohio Lawrence Tech Georgetown Kentucky Southwest Missouri Quantico Kansas State Emporia New Haven Notre Dame Louisiana Madison Square Garden Valparaiso Indiana Central Omaha Buckeyes Temple St. John’s Ohio State Villanova N.Y.A Fordham Brigham Young Niagara Manhattan Minnesota Buffalo N. Y Northwestern Detroit Michigan State Houston Southern Methodist Louisville St. Louis Duquense Dayton

Holiday tournaments keep Indiana high school hoops buzzing

Indiana high schools enter a packed week with at least two dozen sessions. Top teams like South Bend Central Muncie Central and Hartford City eye continued winning streaks as Aurora and others extend perfect records into the New Year.

Indianapolis Indiana South Bend Central Lafayette Muncie Central Fort Wayne Hartford City Bluffton Gary Roosevelt United Press Coaches Jasper Logansport Terre Haute Gerstmeyer Garfield Aurora Evansville Lincoln Brownstown Rising Sun Skein Seymour Mississinewa Broncos Elkhart Richmond South Side Marion

Boys' Club Net Tourney Nears

Teams from twelve Hoosier cities and towns compete in the sectional basketball tourney for Indiana Boys' Clubs at the Boys' Club here Wednesday and Thursday. It is one of 25 such meets nationwide. Participants include Terre Haute Anderson Bedford Columbus Franklin Greenfield Indianapolis Kendallville Lebanon Muncie Noblesville Rushville.

Hoosier Indiana Terre Haute Anderson Bedford Columbus Franklin Greenfield Indianapolis Kendallville Lebanon Muncie Noblesville Rushville

Fisher In Hospital After Ring Wreck at Garden

Jim Fisher, welterweight from Philadelphia, lay in St. Clare's Hospital in good condition after a six round beating by Rudy Gwin of Cleveland at Madison Square Garden last Friday. Fisher suffered a slight concussion and was carried from the ring.

New York Jimmy Fisher Philadelphia Rudy Gwin Cleveland Madison Square Garden St. Clare’s Hospital Fisher

Brave Billy Talbert eyes upset in Davis Cup clash

Adelaide Australia December 24 Billy Talbert United States Davis Cup captain says Vic Seixas in best shape ever and could spark an upset against Australia. Seixas to rest before opening singles as Ken Rosewall Lew Hoad loom strong, draw to decide first match lineup.

Adelaide Australia Billy Talbert United States Vic Seixas Harry Hopman Talbert Seixas Vic Herb Flam Sam Giammalva Mike Green Ken Rosewall Lew Hoad Rosewall Hoad Flam Fiam

Colts Edge Redskins In 53 Yard Late TD

Baltimore wins 19 17 over Washington as rookie John Unitas eludes pressure and finds Jim Mutscheller for a 53 yard scoring catch in the final 15 seconds. Colts surge despite three miscues while Washington misses a chance at second place in the East.

Baltimore Baltimore Colts Washington Redskins John Unitas Washington North Hecker Colt Jim Mutscheller Mutscheller Colts Redskins L. G. Dupre John Palack Sam Baker Alan Ameche Jack Patera Unitas Sports Boosters of Maryland

Nationals Top Lakers 107 97 in Syracuse Fight Night

Syracuse Nationals beat the Minneapolis Lakers 107 97 as John Kerr sparked a late rally with a rebound and push shot. Walt Dukes sparked a brawl with a fan in the third period, then resumed postgame confrontation.

National Basketball Association National Football League Syracuse Nationals Minneapolis Lakers Walt Dukes Dukes Lakers New York Knickerbockers Syracuse New York City Minneapolis John Kerr Nationals Bill Russell Fort Wayne Russell Boston Celtics Pistons Neil Johnston Paul Arizin Philadelphia Warriors New York Madison Square Garden

College Tourney Madness Begins

Kansas seeks an unbeaten run as the Jayhawks lead the Big Seven tournament in Kansas City. North Carolina enters the Dixie Classic at 8 0 while Kentucky shocks Illinois and moves to the Sugar Bowl event. Ohio State and Illinois slip, tempering Big Ten hopes as several tournaments open across the nation.

Kansas Wilt Chamberlain North Carolina West Virginia Duke Kentucky Ohio State Illinois Big Ten Associated Press Kansas City Raleigh N. C Utah Wake Forest DePaul Iowa North Carolina State Wildcats Alabama Houston Virginia Tech Tulane Minnesota Northwestern Michigan State

Busy Week For Heavy Hopefuls

Boxing action heats up as Floyd Patterson contemplates a long reign while contenders like Tommy Jackson and Willie Pastrano headline key bouts. Jackson faces Julio Merdos in Milwaukee. Pastrano meets Charley Norkus in Miami Beach with ABC coverage. Durando fights Defendis at St Nicholas Arena in New York. Dumont TV coverage. Boxing shifts to Miami for Baby Vasquez versus Paolo Rosi with NBC radio and TV.

Floyd Patterson Tommy Hurricane) Jackson Julio Mederos Milwaukee Willie Pastrano Ring National Boxing Assn Charley Norkus Floral Park N. Y Miami Beach Jackson Pastrano—Norkus ABC Ernie Durando Bayonne N. J Angelo Defendis Brooklyn St. Nicholas Arena New York Durando Charley Homez Paris Jimmy Martinez Fernando Spallota Defendis Dumont Madison Square Garden International Boxing Club Miami Mexico Baby Vasquez Paolo Rosi Italy NBC

Middleweight champ in excellent condition for Jan. 2 defense

Dr. Vincent Nar diello physician to the New York state Athletic Commission and to Ray Sugar Robinson declared the middleweight champion in excellent condition for his title defense against Gene Fullmer on January 2 at Greenwood Lake New York.

Gene Fullmer Sugar Ray Robinson New York Madison Square Garden Fullmer Robinson International Greenwood Lake N. Y Vincent Nardiello New York State Athletic Commission Ray Sugar Robinson

Ketchel Knocks Out Foley in Fifth for 14th Knockout

Butte Montana December 24 report recalls Stanley Ketchel stopping Kid Foley in the fifth round to extend a 12 month run to 14 knockouts as he chased the middleweight title.

Butte Mont Stanley Ketchel Kid Foley

McCoy Faces Lifetime Boxers License Revocation

California boxing authorities plan a conference to finalize a life revocation of matchmaker Herman Babe McCoy. The panel also aims to not renew about a dozen promoter or manager licenses in 1957 as part of a statewide cleanup begun last June by Gov. Knight.

Sacramento Calif State Athletic Commissioners California Herman “Babe” McCoy Commission Dan Q. Kilroy McCoy Knight Broom” Commission Kilroy Superior Court Los Angeles Olympic Auditorium

Pfizer Downs Twigg In Triple Overtime

Pfizer defeats Twigg Industry 66 to 64 in a triple overtime at Blackhawk High School gym. Niles Kinjander scored the winning field goal in sudden death. Noble led Pfizer with 15 points, Bussing topped Twigg’s with 23.

Blackhawk Ind Pfizer Twigg Industry Blackhawk High School Niles Kinjander Twigg Noble Bussing

Visking Beats Danville Producers in Easy Tilt

Visking won 114 to 83 Sunday afternoon at the Boys Club gym. Don Blair and Jack Smith led Visking with 30 and 22 points, while Jim Scott topped the Producers with 26.

Visking Danville Ill Boys’ Club Don Blair Jack Smith Jim Scott

Dees Maintains Big Ten Scoring Lead

Indiana center Archie Dees held the Big Ten all games scoring lead with 148 points in six games and a 24.6 average despite a dip from 27.2. George Bon Salle of Illinois remained second with 121 and Michigan's George Lee moved to third with 119. Harv Schmidt of Illinois was fourth with 114.

Michigan Ron Kramer Pittsburgh Pitt Bob Lazor Larry Hedden Michigan State Spartans Marquette Minnesota Loyola Gophers Wisconsin Badgers Jayhawks Chicago Indiana Archie Dees Dees George Bon Salle Illinois George Lee Harv Schmidt

Y Boys Department Plans Christmas Party and Swim Schedule

The Y Boys Department announces a Christmas party for Thursday, December 27 from 1 to 2 PM with games, refreshments and a pool swim. Members should bring a gift for the department. The Christmas holiday swim schedule starts today with Polliwog at 9 00, Prep at 9 45, Pioneer at 10 30, Junior at 11 15, alternating December 24 26 27 28 and returning to regular on Saturday.

Pioneer

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