Irish Open Jamboree Sparks Historic First Year
Fragmentary report hints at a 1930s era sports jamboree linking Irish Open events with a group of local teams and individuals. Mentions Cubs and Braves figures in a mixed, unclear recount of early professional golf and baseball ties.
Pendleton Highs fields first varsity team since World War I
The Pendleton High School football program plans its first varsity season since the war, with Torrence guiding 47 players including several seniors who began the program years ago. Newcomers join the roster as Pendleton, consolidating Perdleton and Mardleville Schools, designs a tentative name for the school. The team faces Eastbrook in a jamboree and aims to build experience against stronger opponents while maintaining a veteran core on the line and backfield.
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Torrence
Perdleton
Mardleville
Pendleton Heigh
Sips
Tostence
Wall
Palestine
Trish
Torterse
Huttie Boys
Jnewede
Tom Baker
Chuck Huffman
Bil Till
Steve Walko
Glen Hazel
Charlie Miller
Steve Play
Rick Wubble
Wes Ey
Rose Eyes 1600 Hit Milestone Amid Injury Return
Cincinnati Reds star Rose remains within reach of 1600 career hits despite a thumb fracture from a diving catch on July 3. He notes a burst of August at bats and a chase to reach 501 hits this season, estimating a long road ahead but staying focused on the milestone.
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Cincinnatl
Cincinnati Reds
Pele Rese
Rose
Felder
Hal Rose
Tom Bee
Fan
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh Pirates
Earl Sande Dies Amid Golden Era Jockey Legends
Earl Sande known as the Handy Guy Named Sands, a top rider of the Golden Era, died at 69 in a Jacksonville Oregon nursing home after a long career that included Kentucky Derby wins with Zev Flying Ebony and Gallant Fox and a ride on Man O War. Born in Groton he started as a bronco buster and rose to stardom in the 1910s and 1920s with rivals like Baba Tuttle Bill Tilden and Jack Dempsey. He retired in 1933 and later settled in Oregon with his father John C Sande. Survivors include Frances To Jem and a California sister.
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Baba Tutu
Bill Tilden
Jack Dempsey
Sande
Jacksonville
Medford
Oregon
Sandle
Idaho
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Gallant Fox
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Osmond
Man O'War
Saratoga
N.Y
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Groton
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Sevego
Cody
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Jem
California
Walnut Creek Sande
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North Shrine Bowl stars face South in high‑scoring duel
South coach Stewart Rex Faught eyes fast backs led by Parler and Turner to counter North guard trio Lewelten Nielsen Campbell. North hopes to neutralize the South with a deceptive pony backfield while leaning on Mitchell and Clayton for speed and power.
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Indi- Beef Trust
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Speed Merchant
Inilianapolis
Washington
Stewart
Rex
Associated Press Sports
Chicago
Warren Giles
Phil Regent
New Albany
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Leonard Cannon
Tohn Molland
Indianapolis
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Ant Hurdies
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Jeffer
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Parler
Staer
Ors
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Richelisto
Giles
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Young
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SRG
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Feysonville
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Lanapalls Howe
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Moran
Bloomington
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Hoband
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Indiar
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Jeffersonville
Bob Owles
Evangville Reitz
Iba
Steve Helmich
Richmond
George Ralston
Terre
Haute Gerstmeyer
Faught
Porter
Cannon
North
Levi Mitchell
Gary Froebe
Scott Clayton
Indianapolis North Central
NCC Football Opens With Three Jamborees for 1968-69
Three NCC football jamborees mark the opening card for the 1968-69 season. Aug 31 features Marion hosting Lafayette Logansport and Kokomo, while Richmond hosts New Castle Connersville and Jeffersonville. Sept 3 Anderson hosts Madison Heights Muncie Central and Muncie South. Regular games begin Sept 6 with Anderson vs Huntington and others on the NCC slate.
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Anderson
Hammond High
Logansport
Peru
Mississiney
Marion
New Castle
Connersville
Richmond
Muncie
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Jefferson Fort Wayne North
Muncie Central
Kokomo
Jefferson Logansport
Richman Anderson
North Central
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Giants
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Jefersonville
Madison Heights
Muncie South
Indians
Huntington
Sissinewa
Trojans
Joe
Red Devils
Alunde
Southside
Falate
Banae Giant
Mavion
Paul Bradford
Madison Fleights High School
Kokomo New Castle
Logansports
Corsairs
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Lafavet
Jaaanenneh Manian
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Noblesville
Indianapolis
Ben Davis
Alexandria
Greenfield
Follon
Markieville
Shelbyville Poaveau
Highland
Kokomo Iaworth
Crispus Ab Nicks
Mexandsia
McLain Sidelined by Shoulder Muscle Tear in Race for 40 Wins
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain, chasing the first 40 win season since 1920, disclosed a torn low shoulder muscle in New York. He was slated to start Tuesday for his 26th victory as Detroit strove to lead the American League.
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UPI
Denny McLain
Detroit Tiger
McLain
Tigers
Phillies Rip Briles With Dookie Rojas Dalrymple Homers
Dookie Rojas and Clay Dalrymple hit home runs to back a 12 2 victory for the Philadelphia Phillies over Nelson Briles and the St Louis Cardinals. The recap notes a rampant offensive night and a routine win as the Phillies coasted to victory.
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UPI
Dookie Rojas
Clay Dalrymple
Nelson Briles
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
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