Tigers eye 1962 season with 14 lettermen squad
Alexandria football aims for a strong CIC showing with 14 lettermen and transfer athlete Bob Honeycutt from Madison Heights under coach Jim Wehsollek. The Tigers open in the Oak Hill Jamboree against Oak Hill and Mississinewa, Fairmount.
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Bob Honeycutt
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Jim Wehsollek
Alexandria Tigers
Phipps
Roger Warn- Fairmount
Alex
Mississinewa
Jetter- Fairmount
Bills show strength with Saban guided rebuild
Buffalo Bills pivot under Lou Saban move toward a successful AFL season. New signings Al Dorans and Chester Gilchrist bolster offense while Wayne Crow and Art Baker lead the backfield. Injuries test depth as Ken Rice misses 10 weeks and Tom Day fills guard.
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N.Y
UPI
Buffalo Bills
Lou Saban
Houston
Bills
AFL
al Doran
New York
Billy Atkins
Chester ‘Cookie] Gilchrist
Toronto Argonauts
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Crow
Wayne Row
Oakland Raiders
Bill
Art Baker
Wray Carlton
Elbert Dubenion
Joe Fowlkes
Rosjton
Ernie Warlick
Tom Rychlee
Glenn Bass
Mantle Homers as Yankees Beat Indians in Rain
In a rain delayed game at Yankee Stadium, Mickey Mantle slugged his 25th homer of the season to spark the New York Yankees to a 2-1 win over the Cleveland Indians. The game ended in the bottom of the fifth inning after an hour plus delay, with Bill Stafford earning his 7th win and Al Laplow homering for Cleveland.
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Twistich
Todd Davis
Larry Beeman
Jeff Latchaw
Gary
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Mudcat) Grant
Rozer
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al Laplaw
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Strike Mor Seeks Bowling Players for Local Leagues
Anderson bowling center at 825 Jackson St invites men and women to join several leagues. Women 6 pm Monday, mixed 8:30 pm Tuesday, and men 5 pm Tuesday need players to form four teams. Local call for bowlers.
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Anderson
Hockett Legion Cards Baseball Fete Sunday
George Hockett Post American Legion will fete members of two Hockett and Hockett Mace junior baseball teams and their parents at a dinner scheduled for 4 p.m. Sunday September 2 at the Hockett Legion Home 26 1W. 9th St. Joe Mecs Dowell past athletic director will announce awards to players and coaches.
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George Hockett Post
American Legion
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Andersons win over Logansport in tennis clash 5 2
Anderson Tennis Club women topped Logansport 5 2 Sunday with singles wins by Marilyn Keneger Amanda Arnold Pat Stine and Jean Wharton plus doubles pairing Krueger Stone and Arnold Rector. Scores include 6 1 6 2 for Keneger over Bundy and 4 6 6 2 6 4 for Arnold over Brookmeyer.
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Logansport
Marilyn Keneger
P Bundy
Amanda Arnold
Joan* Brookmeyer
Pat Stine
Susan Ren?ikenberger
Margaret Rector
Iestin Jean Wharton
Dane Calabria
Linda Gust
Krueger - Stone
Bundy-Renkenberger
Arnold - Rector
Wharton -Brookmeyer
Bowlers Technique Described In Bent Arm Release
A bowler explains keeping the right arm bent during the swing and crouching more at release. The trainee notes releasing from a lower point during the final step to prevent a heavy landing and achieve a smoother drop.
Houston Beats St. Louis 4-2 in extras
In St Louis, the Houston Darts broke a tie with three runs in the top of the 50th inning to defeat the Cardinals 4-2 Tuesday night. Mazeroski belted a solo homer for Pittsburgh in another game, while Carry Back narrowly failed to win at Aqueduct, finishing with earnings of 1,134,750 after a late rally by the Pirates. Purdue coach Mollenkopf discussed preparing for Washington and the Big Ten. Liston and Patterson were highlighted in boxing chatter ahead of a potential title bout.
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Senators Blank Orioles Again
Washington shut out Baltimore for the second straight time as Liston eyed a Sunday victory and Patterson faced the audience in boxing lore, while Purdue football details highlighted DiGravio's passing and DiGravio to Bloom contributions as the team eyed a stronger season and backfield shifts.
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Ingemar Johansson
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Palmer’s Winnings Approach $100 000
Palmer aims to surpass the $100000 golf winnings mark after seven wins in 20 events this year, with a year’s total of $80198, surpassing his previous money record of $75252. Gene Littler leads the PGA list with $862270, followed by Bill Casper, Jack Nicklaus, and Gary Player in the top five.
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Palmer
Gene Littler
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Jack Nicklaus
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Thursday Mixed Loop To Meet Al Brown's Captains
The meeting to organize Thursday Mixed Doubles teams will be held at 7 pm. on Thursday Aug 30 21 at Brown's Recreation Lanes. Secretary Vera Dew invites all interested to attend. eleven teams were identified last season.
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Crowd crowds Ernie Banks as injures mount in Gary
About 5 000 baseball fans surged toward Cubs star Ernie Banks in Gary Indiana injuring twenty seven people when a plate glass window at a clothing store was smashed Banks sought safety inside and later visited Methodist Hospital to autograph memorabilia before returning to Chicago. Ambulatory and overnight patients were taken to Mercy and Methodist hospitals. Grady Hood, 14, of Gary, received head, shoulder and hand lacerations and stayed overnight for treatment.
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UPI
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Methodist Hospital
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Grady Hood
Alice Dye Ousts Althea Gibson in U.S. Women's Tourney
Indianapolis champion Alice Dye defeated former tennis queen Althea Gibson by two up in the third round of the U.S. Women's National Amateur Tourney held in Rochester New York. The match marked a notable upset as Dye advanced further in the event.
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Althea Gibson
Rochester
N.Y
UPI
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