Wide Open Rose Bowl Predicted by Purdue and USC
Pasadena reporters note a wide open game as Purdue coach Mollenkopf and USC coach McKay anticipate an exciting Rose Bowl. Griese and Winslow receive praise while Sherman and McCall draw attention for speed. Both teams expect a hard fought, high scoring contest with light practice and clear, crisp weather.
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Pasadena
Calif
Purdue
Southern California
Troy Winslow
Rod Sherman
Jack Mollenkopf
John McKay
Boilermakers
McKay
Guar
Griese
Mollenkopf
Johnny McKay
Don McCall
Sherman
USC
Anderson Beats New Castle as Indiana Unbeatens Drop
New Castle Trojans fell 76-72 in overtime to Anderson in the New Castle tournament final ending their nine game win streak. Liberty and Plymouth each suffered losses while Goshen and Logansport posted key victories as the state narrows to ten unbeaten teams at the season’s midpoint.
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Anderson
New Castle
Rusty Clark
Carolina
Miller
Lewis
Tar Heels
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Ron Sepic
Louisville
Quaker City
Princeton
Westley Ansell
Butch Beard
Cardinals
Mel Daniels
Ben Monroe
New Mexico
Colorado State
Daniels
Jimmy Walker
Providence
Friars
St. Joseph’s
Walker
Iowa Coach Miller Sells Hawkeyes To Victory In Chicago
Coach Ralph Miller’affaires Iowa continues its strong start with a 78-69 win over sixth-ranked Cincinnati at Chicago Stadium. Tom Chapman led Iowa with 23 points while the Hawkeyes improved to seven wins in nine games.
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Ralph Miller
Iowa
United Press International
Iowa Way
Harold Hill
River City
Miller
Hawkeyes
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Chicago Stadium
Bradley
Kansas
Washington
Seattle
American Legion
Southern Methodist
Montana State
Tom Chapman
How Top 10 Teams Fared in Indiana High School Ranks
Indiana's top ten high school basketball teams for the last week of 1966 are listed with their records. Michigan City, 9-0, beat Terre Haute Wiley 97-44 and Warsaw 72-64. Fort Wayne South, 9-0, defeated Concordia 63-55 and Elmhurst 67-63. Hammond, 7-2, beat Jeffersonville 70-68 in OT and lost to East Chicago Washington 61-56 in OT. New Castle, 9-1, defeated Muncie Central 85-51, lost to Anderson 76-72 in OT. Warsaw, 8-2, beat Evansville Reitz 68-60, lost to Michigan City 72-64. Evansville Harrison, 6-1, beat Central 54-36, lost to Evansville North 59-55. Marion, 9-1, beat Elkhart 68-58 and Kokomo 63-61. Cloverdale, 9-0, did not play. Fort Wayne Central, 10-1, beat La Porte 77-46 and Columbia City 95-48. Evansville Bosse, 8-1, lost to Evansville North 77-71, beat Evansville Central 73-67.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Michigan City
Terre Haute
Wiley
Warsaw
Fort Wayne South
Fort Wayne Concordia
Fort Wayne Elmhurst
Hammond
Jeffersonville
East Chicago
Washington
New Castle
Muncie Central
Anderson
Evansville Reitz
Evansville Harrison
Evansville Central
Evansville North
Marion
Elkhart
Kokomo
Cloverdale
Fort Wayne Central
la Porte
Columbia City
Evansville Bosse
Bowling League Scores and Leaders Across Multiple Clubs
League tallies from Coca-Cola K of C Ladies to Wayne Newton American Legion show team and individual leaders. Notable figures include Mable Werneke and Janet Henesley with high series and game marks, and Robert Fisher posting top team totals.
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Coca-Cola
Home & Auto Supply
D of I
Smith & Decker
Stewart & Foulke
Meadow Gold
Meadow North Pharmacy
Mable Werneke
Joann Yotkewich
J. O. P. Aux
Bowling League Union Bankers
Keller Hardware
Helen’s
Jack Thrasher’s
Moore-Langen Printing
Robert Fisher
the Chicks
Paitson’s
Janet Henesley
Art Compton Cleaners Ladies League
Wild’s
Kop’s
Coca-Cola King Size
Jones Tool, Inc
Clabber Girl
Brick Oven Bakeries
Larrison Tax Service
Heloise Beauty Shop
Merchants Nail
Bank
Mogene Pet Ranch
Seartest Foods
Adams Pontiac
Imperial Lanes
Dickerson
Corner
Superior Loan
Capri
Hy Way
Yellow Cab
Herm Ermishe Cleaners
Gulf Station
Wayne Newton
American Legion Post
Brown’s Market
Bricklayers
Andy’s Marathon
Shuffle Inn
Paul’s Place
American Elecoe
Zips
Potter Electric
American Electric
Santos
J. Smith
Lumsden
Ralph Berry
Sycamore Annex
Curtis
French
Maehling Insurance
Eastern Express
Amoco
Fox Grocery
McGraw Pharmacy
Larrison’s
Don Trout Auto Sales
IBM
Jackie Hoesman
Don Trout
Standings and Note on Colts Captain Unitas
NBA standings show New York 130 Bast 115 San Fran 107 Cin 102 Boston 110 Chicago 106 Phila 137 Detroit 113. The article notes quarterback Johnny Unitas captains the Baltimore Colts when in the game.
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New York
Bast
San Fran
Cin
Boston
Chicago
Phila
Detroit
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
W. L. Pet
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baltimore
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cowboys See Chance At Super Bowl After Win
Dallas players on the eve of facing Green Bay in the NFL title game say the Packers are favored but beatable. Bob Hayes and Don Meredith emphasize execution and past success against Green Bay as they pursue a shot at the Super Bowl and its $15,000 prize.
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Dallas
UPI
Dallas Cowboys
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Cowboys
Bob Hayes
Green Bay
Don Meredith
Hayes
Tom Landry
Cleveland
Meredith
Browns
Celtics Rally Past Bulls 110-106 in Chicago Thriller
Sam Jones and John Havlicek sparked a late rally to lift the Boston Celtics to a 110-106 win over the Chicago Bulls before 9,136 at Chicago Stadium. Havlicek scored 32 and Jones 34 in the second half, while Bill Russell pulled 33 rebounds. Bob Boozer led Chicago with 26 and Jerry Sloan added 22.
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Chicago
Sam Jones
John Havlicek
Boston Celtics
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
Bulls
Havlicek
Jones
Jerry Sloan
Bill Russell
Boston
Bob Boozer
Sloan
Embry
Boozer
Havlic
Wilson
Howell
Eri’s’n
K.jones
Kojis
S.jones
Mueller
Nelson
Rodgers
Russell
Sanders
Gure
Alabama Ready for Sugar Bowl After Undefeated Run
The Alabama Crimson Tide, led by a record-breaking quarterback and top receivers, improved defense, and a near intact offensive line aside from Paul Crane, enters the Sugar Bowl with a 16 game winning streak and the nation’s only major unbeaten record.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
UPI
Alabama
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Paul Crane
Crimson Tide
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Larry Miller
Mike Lewis
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Chas. F. Johnson
Pete’s Standard Service
J & F Specials
Lee Field's & Son
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J & S Express
Hot Shots
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Franklin National
Pizza Paradise
Desin
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