Indiana High Schools Begin Football Practice Amid Consolidations
About 300 Indiana high school teams start organized drills this week ahead of the regular season. New school consolidations form Norwell Knox Floyd Central Bellmont DeKalb, with Bellmont and DeKalb joining the Northeastern Conference. A changeable playoff plan is under study, with no decision expected before spring.
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Kurt Freudenthal
Indianapolis
UPI
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Hoosier State
Norwell
Knox
Floyd Central
Bellmont
DeKalb
Ossian
Lancaster Central
Wells County
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Decker
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IHSAA
Pirates Begin Cross Country Practice at Grandview
Madison Heights High School announces cross-country practice starts this morning at 7 o'clock at Grandview Golf Club led by coach Jim Jones. Open to grades 10 through 12. contact the school office for details. Junior high cross-country at Madison Heights and South Side Junior Highs will start after the fall term begins.
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Madison Heights High School
Grandview Golf Club
Jim Jones
Madison Heights
Schol
South Side
Sportsmen Beat Kankakee Sunday 8 to 6 in Memorial Field
The Anderson Sportsmen defeated Kankakee, Illinois, 8 to 6, aided by 17 year old Gordon Robbins relief pitching and timely hits from John Teague Frank Watkins Larry Havermale and Mike Lacey. Robbins worked one hit ball after two innings, preserving the win as Anderson rallied from a 3-0 deficit. Upcoming home games include Muncie and New Castle, with an Old-Timers game Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Anderson Sportsmen
Kankakee
Gordon Robbins
John Teague
Frank Watkins
Larry Havermale
Mike Lacey
Lacey
Larry Reveal
Hovermale
Reveal
Robbins
Muncie
New Castle
Memorial Field
Grandview Women Host Personal Guest Day at Grandview Links
The Grandview Women's Golf Club plans a personal guest day on Thursday August 17 at Grandview links sponsored by Pepsi-Cola and Hunter Weidner Chevrolet. Forty three members and guests are registered with tee times starting 8:30 AM featuring players such as Virginia Cue Maxine Taylor June Metcalf Mary Lou Foster Betty Riley and more along with several guests noted throughout the schedule.
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Grandview
Gusta Barcus
Rosemary Dietzen
Jackie Wells
Mildred Crider
Mickey McCrystal
Ann Merritt
Ina Jenkins
Bobbie Higginbotham
Kate Sprague
Carren Sprague
Norma Granger
Lorraine Lancing
Maye Green
Dee Kelley
Ben King
Flossie Chappel
Esther Carter
Clarice White
Virginia Thompson
Pat Gossett
Helen Thornburg
Eloise Hilligoss
Louise Fogarty
Imo Toedtman
Edith Pitts
Amy Dye
Rose Hite
Stella Vega
Man finally nets first hole in one at Meadowbrook Golf Course
Fred H Turner 52 of 1105 Raible Avenue recorded his first hole in one Monday at Meadowbrook Golf Course. The par 3 130 yard 8th hole witnessed by his wife daughter and greenskeeper Alvin Ramsey who had just left the green when the ball dropped.
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Fred H. Turner
Raible Avenue
Meadowbrook
Central Indiana Gas Company
Alvin Ramsey
Turner
Harness racing results from Fayette County Fair in Connersville
Three year old IT&PHA stake rat purse 1000 with Virgnes Rosco winning 1 1. Bold Action finished second and Hot Rock third. Times 2 16 and 2 17. Three year old IT&PHA pace purse 1000 Bob R first with Princess Creed second and Bye Bye Prince third. Non winners of 400 stake pace purse 1000 Buzz Eagle first Miss Redigo second Dillsola third. won times 2 16 1 5 2 11 2 5.
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Ind
Fayette County Fair
It&pha Stake
Virgnes Rosco
Ken Barlow
Bold Action
Hot Rock
It&pha Pace
Bob R
Lowell Trimble
Princess Creed
Prince
Buzz Eagle
Gene McCord
Miss Redigo
Dillsola
Purdue President Hovde wins 1967 Gold Medal honor
National Football Foundation named Dr. Frederick L. Hovde president of Purdue University as recipient of the 1967 Gold Medal. Hovde, a former Purdue quarterback, will be honored at the Football Hall of Fame banquet in New York on December 5.
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Frederick Lawson Hovde
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Erie
North Dakota
Herbert C. Hoover
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
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Red) Blaik
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U.S. Naval Academy
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Abe Mickal
Louisiana State
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University of Michigan
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Texas A&m
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University of Tennessee
Greasy) Neale
Rose Foursome Wins ACC Pro Am Rose Foursome Triumphs
W. G. Roses No 5 foursome posted a best ball 13 under par 57 to win the Anderson Country Club Men's A B C D Draw at the ACC Course using full USGA handicaps. Captain Rose with C. W. King E A Black and Gordon A France led the victors.
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Anderson Country Club
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Roberts
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Land
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Cubs Edge Cardinals 6 5 in Ninth Inning Error
Ted Savage fumbled Roger Maris single allowing two runs as St Louis rallied to beat Chicago 6-5. Cubs led 5-3 entering bottom of ninth. Lou Brock tied game with a single, then Flood scored on Savage miscue for the decisive run. Santo homered in ninth after Cubs had taken lead with a third inning rally.
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Nancy Richey Clinches U S Wightman Cup Title
Nancy Richey of San Angelo Texas fought through a back twist to beat Virginia Wade of England 3 6 8 6 2 , clinching the Wightman Cup for the United States in Cleveland Heights. The U S completed a 6 1 series victory after Billie Jean King and Carol Graebner Mary Ann Eisel also won their matches. The crowd of 4789 witnessed the Americans extend their series lead to 7 straight wins in the trophy’s history.
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St. Louis
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