Tribe Smal But Aggressive This Year In Grid Campaign
Veterans and sophomores highlight Anderson High School football as coach Pete Russo builds a lean squad. Key returnees include Dave Davis at halfback and Don Barnett at guard, with several veterans stepping into disrupted spots. The lineup appears tight but promising, aiming for a strong season.
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Pan Age
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Frank Sovromores
Brett Keesing Schultz
Mike McHenry
Hart Byaneuh
Bill Woodnll
Afi Wally Smith
Ken O'Her
Aew
Lup
Hod Coun
Phil Anore Chef
John Metackte
Mike
Guste
Tom Mayer
Paul Mills
Ralph Teter
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Etchebarren Out Doug Graham Leads Baltimore Guards Race
Baltimore area football notes describe Etchebarren sidelined with injury while Riley and Hanna compete for guard duties. Newcomers George Baltimore and Arte Os have tied up running back and wing positions as Bobcats adjust. Staff and readers see Jerry Owens Joe Ebita and John Wilson listed among players contending for key roles as teams battle through spring and preseason action.
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Letterman
Baltimore
George Baltimore Orotes
Riley
Andy Etchebarren
Hanna
Felt
Sun
Jerry Owens
Joe Ebita
Vom
Oakland
Birt Hampton
Mark Noland
The
Athletics
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Jack Winton
Bruc Walker
Post
Beth Dames Cor
Dietzen Co-Medalist In Trans Miss Junior Golf Meet
Marla Dietzen of Anderson and Margar et Harmon tied for medalist honors at the Trans Mississipp ian Women's Golf Tournament in Battle Creek Michigan with rounds of 76. The report lists players, teams, and notes on upcoming prep football prospects under coach Russo, with Amerson Manoir Jamboree slated Tuesday.
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Battle Cubek
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Anderson
USGA
Margaret Harmon
Ted
Sullivan Loses Early In ECC Golf Championship
Defending ECC champion Phil Sullivan falls early as matches finish with tight results. Mike Marta and McFarland win key links rounds. several players post low scores. Remaining events set for Sunday morning with Milton Mills Sr. leading in the weekly tourney and RC Oberts posting 48.
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Phil Sullivan
West
Bill Spsmuth
Fdgewood Brownfield
Mike Marta
Waterloo
Roush
Kent Pool
Clarence Nev
Io Tian McFarland
G. R. Mehaughlin
George
Waugh
Spannath
Oscar Levi McFarland
Iruce Blair
Ken ‘Toye
Yast Wack
Roverage
Mike Martin Jr
Bud Shannon
Ray Rhodes
Tom Wetteh
Ith RC
Devaney To Speak At Shrine Dinner In Indianapolis
Nebraska coach Robert S. Devaney will be principal speaker at the Shrine Bowl All Star dinner in Indianapolis on Friday August 23. Event benefits Riley Hospital with a press conference at 4 03 p m in the Murals room and includes notable figures from Indiana Purdue and Chicago.
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Robert S
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University of Nebraska
Moral ‘Temple
Indianapolis
Utley Row
Giriie
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Evaney
Nebraska
San Francisco
Devaney
John Pont
Bill
Orwig
Jack Molen
Purdue
Mike Habold
Chicago Bears
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Tony Hoa Kile
Buller
Jerry Huntsman
Indiana State
Wade Meyers
Ball State
Michigan
Charles Morse
Cave
Andreatment
Shrine Hospital
Gravia Oliver
Rony Grosse Point Park
Indiana A University
William Kidney
Herb
City Golf Tourney Details For Saturday
The Anderson City Championships Golf Tournament will leave Saturday August 24 at Grandview, instead of Sunday August 22, as announced by Grandview course manager Bob Humphrey. Entry blanks are available at all city courses. deadline for entries is 8 am Wednesday.
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Astead
Khe Heratt
Bob Humphrey
Don Cline
Marion
George West
Cline
Anderson College
Shrine Hospital
Herald
New Pro Boxing Circuit Maps 10 CityMembership
The International Spring League announced a revised 10 city membership for a new pro boxing circuit. Cities listed include Chicago, Cincinnati, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, D C, Louisville, Milwaukee, Denver and Miami with a September 1965 start planned. Jack Drees, league president, said the lineup could grow to 16 cities as ownership backs the project.
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Inniston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
D.C
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Milwaukee
Denver
Miami
Jack Drees
Premi
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Ralph Cornell
L. N. Christensen
Mibwaukee
Wes Pavalon
Milwaukees
National Basketball Association
William H. Alger- 500
Benyer
Bill Daniels
Broken Ege
Allen C. Buhler
Racine
Wis
Wax Company
Joe Robbie
Bud Keland
Miami Dolphins
Ghicaga
Joe Xellman
Congiitan
Mexico City
Cubs seek hearing over Phil Regan pitches controversy
Chicago Cubs officials, led by John Holland, pressed for a formal hearing on umpire calls against pitcher Phil Regan amid accusations of illegal pitches. The club described the charges as serious and said they will investigate before deciding on a hearing, while Regan declined further comment. Pairings released for Ensley-Dunn Women’s Golf Club championship begin Wednesday with three flights and multiple byes.
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Joe Mooshil
John Holland
Associated Press
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Ciucago
Warren Gites
Chicago Cubs
Giles
Phu Regan
Holland
Phil
Regan
Grand Rapids, Mich
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Wesday
Ensley-Dunn
Maye Green
Doris Reels
Vivian Barker
Ge McGuire
Bertie Day
Tretty MelCreaty
Lorraine Allen
Lova Thartley
Jeannie Newby
Gladys Sanders
Doris Mz ‘Prey
Suelta Johnson
Ruth Kernedy
Terri Eckstein
Lorraine Lancing
Ruth McConnell
Pegey Smith
Tiled Wiehe
Pat Etherington
Lilian Brandenburg
Lou Trundle
Sandy Waltridge
Joan T
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Hut Ramilion
Ela AL Woul
Maggie F. Bye
Bhlie Bucher
May Arddere J Wagd
Pacers Meet Oaks In Exhibition Game At New Castle
The Indiana Pacers travel to New Castle for an exhibition with the Oakland Oaks. Mel Daniels, ABA rebound leader, headlines a roster including rookie prospects and veteran players. The Oaks, led by Alex Hannum, seek a Western Division tune up after a busy off season, featuring Dog Moz and Larry Beawn in signings and trades.
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le Bietd
New Castle Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Midtoseta
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Alex Hannum
Warkethall
Former Davis Cup Captain Dies Sunday
GAKE FOREST, AP This is George J Jennings Jr 61 longtime varsity tennis coach at Lake Forest College since 1950 and a former member of the US Davis Cup team died of a heart attack Sunday As an amateur Jennings won the national public park championship four times from 1928 through 1931 He served as captain at the Davis Cup in 1931 and his final year coaching ended in 1958 His widow Doralay survives
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Gake Forest
George J. Jennings Jr
Lake ‘Forest College
Binievan
Jennings
Doralay
Morehead Wins First of Year in Beating Tribe
Morehead hurled four hits in a complete effort as Boston topped Cleveland 4 to 0. Dave Morehead outdueled Tiant Sov, who despite six strikeouts in six innings, took his third decision loss this season. The Red Sox jumped ahead 2 0 in the second on Elston Howard's RBI single and a grounder, then added another run in the third amid Indians fielding miscues.
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Hampton
Tom Peester
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Marion
Indians
Amerson Manoir
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Leo Durtcher
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iMegal
Mack Jones
Pelekoudas
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Pete Rose
Rose
Ginalad
Cleveland
Dave Morehead
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Uig Tiant
Tiant
Red Sox
Sam McDowell
Ilanie Wither
Elston Howard
Datton Acuos
Carl Yastezemsti
Boston
Minnesota Twins
Stardia
Thershatrom
Rod Carew
Oliva
Ileven Harrelson
Hoskin Ads
Mike Arciews
Ges
Emile
Brooklyn
Cincinsyreak
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh
Alou
Sever
Alex Johnson
Cincinnati
Feif
Pe Alou
Marty
Washington
Frank Sawardy
Roston
Harrelson
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
RBI
Murphy Loses At Westchester But Wins Fans With His Style
Murphy, a young, photogenic pro, finished second at the Westchester Classic, drawing cheers and fans. He posted an eight under par 6? final round, losing by one stroke to Julius Boros, while his rambling, popular persona drew widespread attention from galleries and media.
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Westchester
Mantin Lader Booney
UPI Sports Western
Hellar
New York
UPI
Chubby
Alton
Nichols
Julius Boros Ony
Murph
Tony Olly
Green House
Reds Extend Winning Streak to Seven Games
The report notes a seven game winning streak for the Reds and discusses parallels to golf great Jack Nicklaus in a blur of racing and engineering terms. It covers driver Murphy, family details, and historical amateur and NCAA titles, alongside technical notes on car and brake redesigns for upcoming seasons.
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Reds overwhelm Pirates as Whitick drives four
Cincinnati's Fred Whitick slugged two homers and drove in four runs to power an 8-3 victory over Pittsburgh, extending the Reds' winning streak to seven. Gerry Arrigo earned the win with three-hitter support until the eighth inning.
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Kathy Whitworth Record Altered By Winter Rules
A historical note recalls Kathy Whitworth’s tour record being affected by winter rules as Mickey Wright’s 1931 mark is cited, with scattered results and league schedules across teams such as New York Boston Chicago and San Francisco. The piece mentions a 654 pound batch of can materials and a fungus incident tied to hot weather and humidity at Buffalo.
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Soler
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Clerker
Matteson
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San Francisco
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Ineirwen
Thad Geeck
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Iforth
Coleman
Aeotec
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Twinight
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Minnesota
Totty
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Portland
Granatelli Plans Piston Car At 500
Andy Granatelli said he will redesign brake systems on his twin-engine race cars before the upcoming 200 mile race in Milwaukee and hinted he would return with a piston car for the Indianapolis 500. The turbocats, owned by Granatelli and Parnelli Jones, set back marks Sunday as brakes failed while pushing near full power.
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Jack Nicklaus
Gail
Granatelli
4Il- Westchester
Mwaukee
Parnell Jones
Ray
Indianapolis
STP Corp
UPI
Andy Granatelli
Trenton
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Milwaukee
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