Ravens Name Rangaras Skipper For 1964 65 Basketball Link
Ernest Rangaras named cage skipper of the Ravens as Mecholtz and Anderson lead a fledgling prep program. Indiana University connections noted, with Rangaras pursuing a doctor of philosophy at Stevensville Michigan while overseeing physical education and athletic activities.
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Owls and Day Teams Reach Finals in Thrilling Playoff Run
Thornburg's hit drives Mason home for a 3-2 win as Plants 3-7 claim a dramatic finale at the LA diamond. Anderson's staff changes include Macholtz taking baseball duties and Rangazas moving on, with Tilford returning to coach cross country and Roger Tilford guiding the team this fall.
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Indiana Horses Win Double Heats In Harness Racing
Terre Haute Indiana report notes two horses winning double heat victories at Vigo County Fair. Thornburg and Frisco led in pace events with times around 2 12 and 2 07. Meantime standings show league results and upcoming Madison County junior golf tourney details.
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Redlegs Sweep Cubs to Tie for Fourth Place
Cincinnati Redlegs move into a fourth place tie with Philadelphia after sweeping a doubleheader 7-0 and 6-3 from the Chicago Cubs on Thursday. Third baseman Bobby Adams starred with five hits in nine at bats, including two triples in the second game.
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Poplar Dell Shines In Slow Night At Mesa Park
Reports from a crowded ballpark describe Poplar Dell pushing the pace with two big runs in a nine inning showing. Karl Drews limited the opposition to scattered singles as Art Fowler secured his 16th win. A chaotic night saw Chicago slugging, Kluszewski’s 36th homer, and a late surge by the Bruins, while Gus Bell and Jimmy were among multiple hitters in the nightcap.
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Flora Unsets Hourf In The Caddies Golf
Flora Della Flora, a 17 year old Columbus youth, shocks the ninth National Caddie Tournament by defeating Rick Haut 4 and 3 in the quarter finals. Semifinalists include Dick Burgoon Eugene Worek and Gene Carol. all are 17 and vie for college scholarships between 500 and 1500 dollars over the next five days.
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Chappell's Big Bat Drives In Winner's Runs
Chappell delivered a big night driving in key runs as Weatherly and Hazel sparkled. Plants fell 3-1 in a playoff game at the Meclory diamond. Chappell had three line drive singles and stole second in a pivotal seventh inning surge.
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Fort Morrison Trotting Champion Triumphs In Heat
Sportsmen Will Onpose Soldiers race notes Fort Morrison eight lengths ahead in the final heat set Sunday at Memorial Park Feld. Swarts led a strong finish as Old Timers Lincoln Big Five trotting contest followed. Fort Harrison second heat at 2 p.m. with Cincinnati Tigers last week.
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Score Fans 12 And Sets New AA Strikeout Record
The Indianapolis five led by Laurie Chambers and Herb Score combined for a wild game as Score struck out 269 in 207 innings to set the American Association record. The narrative cites wild pitches, errors, and a string of strikeouts tying and surpassing previous marks, with Chambers and Parks contributing, while Byrne and Lammers faced key moments.
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Ball State opens 1954 football prep with 44 candidates
Ball State prepares for the 1954 season as coach George Serdula reviews 44 invited players from 22 eligible lettermen and 19 promising sophomores and freshmen. Sept. 1 drills set the roster before Aug. 31 equipment checks. Sept. 18 opener vs Hanover follows a 13 13 tie in 1953.
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Ravin Fantast Tourney At Edgewood Golf Course
The Anderson Newspapers sponsored Ravin Fatherson golf tourney is set for Edgewood Course Sunday August 2 with a committee led by Franklyn Marsh and others. Joe Dienhart Purdue assist director of athletics will speak and Charles Laughlin will be toast master.
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