Indian eleven rosters reveal coaches and many holdovers
Pete Russo and Don Brandon will coach the Indian eleven with Bob Belangee serving as acting head coach in cross country. Ken Barnes is in service while David East assists Belangee. A long list of holdover football lettermen includes Mac Davis Tim East Danny Erskine Mickey Jones Jim McMahon Jerry Mathis Calvin Nunn Tom Rankin Robert Sharnowske Doug White Tom Williams and Dave Wright. Extereme veteran Tom Foland remains from this year’s cross country squad.
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Pete Russo
Don Brandon
Bob Belangee
Cross
Ken Barnes
David East
Belangee
Alan Clark
Mac Davis
Tim East
Danny Erskine
Mickey Jones
Jim McMahon
Jerry Mathis
Calvin Nunn
Tom Rankin
Robert Sharnowske
Doug White
Tom Williams
Dave Wright
Tom Foland
Powell's Third Home Run In 11th Lifts Orioles Past Boston
The Pirates dominate with a hitting surge as Powell belts a go-ahead homer in the 11th inning. The article notes Connie Mack’s theory, Pittsburgh’s pitching struggles yet pennant pace, highlighting Bob Veale and Vernon Law’s eras, Steve Blass bullpen needs, and the Pirates’ reliance on timely hitting over traditional pitching strength.
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Orioles
Boston
Murray Chass
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
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Pitts Pirates
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Pirates
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Vernon Law
Woody i Fryman
Kentucky
Steve Blass
Cincinnati
Veale
Tommie Sisk
Don Cardwell
Second Blast Ties Score In Ninth Inning
Baltimore Orioles beat Boston Red Sox 4 2 as Powell hits a tying homer in the ninth and a three run blast by Belts in the eleventh delivers the win. McNally allowed two early hits then held Boston until the ninth. Conigliaro homered for Boston in the sixth.
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Men's Pin Directors Discuss Slow Play
A called meeting of the Anderson Men's Bowling Association board meets at 7:30 p m Wednesday at Brown's Recreation lanes to discuss Rule 20 on early ball release and late starts. President Harry Largent notes the rule targets tardy lanes and late second leagues at ten-pin alleys facing repeated delays. The issue, a long-standing problem across past seasons, involves leagues monopolizing lanes and delaying play.
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Brown's Recreation Lanes
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United States Crushes Mexico in Davis Cup Zone Final
In Cleveland AP United States swept Mexico 5-0 in the American Zone finals. Clark Graebner defeated Rafael Osuna 6-3 6-4 6-4 and Cliff Richey beat Mercero Lara 11-13 6-0 10-8 6-4. Richey, 19, cramping in the final set. Graebner praised as finest US match. Next rounds: US faces Brazil in October en route to Australia.
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Torres Retains Light Heavyweight Crown In Vegas Duel
In Las Vegas Eddie Cotton challenged Jose Torres with a furious late surge but the Puerto Rican titleholder held on to win by unanimous decision.
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UPI
Jose Torres
Eddie Cotton
White Helps Short Register 4th Victory
In Philadelphia, Bill White drove in five runs with two singles as the Phillies beat the Cubs 11 to 5. Short pitched seven innings, allowing a three-run homer to Byron Browne in the fourth before Ter- Age relieved in the eighth. Fox closed by retiring the Cubs in order.
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Sunday Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League results include Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 7 and Los Angeles 4 Chicago 12 in long games. American League features Cleveland 4 Washington 3 and Baltimore 4 Boston 2 in 11 innings with many late games and scheduled matchups across cities.
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
Philadelphia
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Houston
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
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Innin
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Nationals edge Americans to win Babe Ruth 13s tourney
In Sunday action at South BR diamonds the Anderson Nationals defeated the Anderson Americans 4-2 to seize first place in the Babe Ruth 13-year-old invitational. Earlier results saw the Nationals beat New Castle 7-0 while the Americans downed Noblesville 3-2 in Friday’s first round. Individual trophies were awarded to winning players as Campbell Scharmeer Edwards and others starred on the mound and at the plate.
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Noblesville
Yankees and Browns Play Shortest Doubleheader
New York Yankees and St. Louis Browns completed the shortest doubleheader in history on September 26, 1926, lasting two hours and seven minutes.
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Uickies New York
UPI
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Picnic food poisoning sickens thirty one at Cedar Point
At Cedar Point Amusement Center a Sunday picnic left 31 people ill from suspected ham and pineapple salad contamination. Twelve were admitted to Good Samaritan and Providence Hospitals while others were treated and released. The illness overwhelmed area hospitals and some patients waited in hallways.
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Findlay
Ramsey New General Manger for 76ers Confirmed
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Jack Ramsay to become general manager of the Philadelphia 76ers on a three year deal with about 25000 per year. Ramsey, 40, previously led St Joseph's College to national prominence and to high NCAA rankings. The 76ers position was vacant since Ike Richman's death in December in Boston.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Kentucky Wildcats Fall to Israel 81 75 in Tel Aviv
In Tel Aviv, the Israel national team edged the University of Kentucky 81 75 after leading late. Kentucky had just won an international tournament the prior week.
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Israel
University of Kentucky
Wildcats
McIndoo Foursome Wins ACC Golf Event
The team of W. H. MacIndoo and Blas led a best ball format on the ACC layout Sunday with a ball score of 60. Three teams tied for second place with best ball scores around 61, including Paugh Fasone Kruger and Donnelson Green Austin Cameron Howe Smith Martin Black Donnelson.
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Bowling 30c at Rains AMF balls $12.95
Trade your ball on a new one. Holes plugged $2.50. Join new Thursday mom women’s league. Leagues save $600 a year at Rains.
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Insurance Open Next For Pros At Thunderbird Classic
AP Sports writer Will Grimsley reports on the Insurance City Open at Wethersfield Conn as part of the Thunderbird Classic circuit. Golf stars like Gary Player Doug Sanders Al Geiberger and Bill Casper arrive in flamboyant outfits and lavish gear, using fashion and gimmicks to capture televised attention.
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Batting Champs Falter as Oliva Leads AL Averages
New York AP report notes Tony Oliva of Minnesota clings to the AL batting lead at .317, with Frank Robinson at .313 and Kaline at .307 after a slow week. Brooks Robinson sits fourth at .295, Powell drives in 88, while Kaline and Robinson mix for the top averages in the league. In the NL, Matty Alou leads with Clemente and Stargell close behind, Hank Aaron tops homers with 33 and 91 RBI.
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City Junior Boys Golf Meet Scheduled for August 19
The City Junior golf tourney will be held at the Grand View A. Ee on August 19. Prizes will be awarded to winners in age groups 12-13 14-15 and 16-47. Organizers note several entries and a sophie prize for top performers.
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Johnsons Clash With Muncie Pals in Central Indiana League
Anderson's Johnson Real Estate team clashes with the visiting Muncie Pals in Central Indiana Baseball League action at Memorial Stadium Field. All local players to report by 5 30 p m for pre game drills ahead of the 7 p m start.
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RBG Gals Organize Next Friday Night
The RBG Gals invite all officers captains and interested keglers to a fall organizational meeting Friday August 19 at Rains Bowling Gardens. Mrs Beverly Ravens leads the effort and asks attendees to be present for planning and team coordination.
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