Area high schools kick off 1965 football season in jamboree
Anderson area six high schools including Anderson, Anderson Highland, Madison Heights, Noblesville, Elwood, and Alexandria open the season with a jamboree. Alexandria travels to Mississinewa for a jamboree then CC opener at Hartford City. Lebanon visits Anderson Friday as Vic Roos begins Anderson Highlands coaching debut.
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Lebanon
Anderson
Anderson Highland
Richmond
Asceney Madison Heights
Shelbyvile
Elwood
Apenine
Hartford City
Anderson Area
Madison Heights
Noblesville
Alexandria
Tigers
Mississinewa
Shelbyville
Pirates
Golden Bears
Millers
Panthers
Callaway Park
Keino Becomes First Negro To Break Four Minutes In Mile
Kipchoge Keino of Kenya ran 3 54.2 at White City Stadium to set the third fastest mile ever and become the first Black runner to break four minutes. He trailed only Peter Snell and Michel Jazy, with Alan Simpson setting a British record in 3 53.7 and Ludvik Danek throwing 200 feet in discus. Keino had recently lowered the 3000 meters world mark to 7 39.5 in Stockholm.
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London
UPI
Kipchonge Keino
Kenya
White City
Nairobi
France
Michel Jazy
Peter Snell
Australia
Kemp
Derek Ibbotson
Britain
United Kingdom
Herb Elliott
Ibbotson
Keine
Josef Odlozil
Czechoslovakia
Alan Simpson
Juergen May
Germany
Ludvik Danek
Keino
Marquis of Exeter
International Track Federation
IAAF
Stockholm
Few 300 Hitters In The News Now
The number of 300 hitters is scarce with Carl Yastrzemski Brooks Robinson and Tony Oliva leading after last week. Robinson stays second at 318 while Oliva is third at 311. Whitfield Kaline Hail and Davalillo top a slim group above .290. Mays and Aaron keep pace in home runs and RBI leaders.
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New York
Carl Yastrzemski
Brooks Robinson
Tony Oliva
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland
al Kaline
Detroit
Jimmie Hail
Minnesota
Vic Davalillo
Yastrzemski
Boston
Orioles
Robinson
Oliva
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
ST Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Whitfield
Oklahoma City
Land
Denver
Diego
Obe
Arene
Pittsburgh
Roberto Cle
Salt Lake Sey
Portland
Hawaii
Tacoma
Spokane
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Aaron
Mays
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Willie Horton
Rocky Colavito
Indiana High School Football Opens With Jamborees and Key Contests
Seven of the top ten Indiana teams from last season start play this week including East Chicago Roosevelt at Highland and ranked showdowns like St. Joseph's vs Elkhart and Sacred Heart vs Manual. The AP wire lists Thursday and Friday jamborees across Gary Columbus Hammond and Indianapolis with numerous openers and matchups at schools such as La Porte Kokomo Warsaw and Warren County venues.
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Ron Gilbert
Associated Press
Indiana
East Chicago
Roosevelt
Highland
South Bend
St. Joseph's
Elkhart
Indianapolis
Sacred Heart
Warsaw
Wabash
Anderson Madison Heights
Shelbyville
Kokomo
la Porte
Washington
Riley
Bloomington
Howard County
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Eastern
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Chesterton
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Hammond
Muncie
Plainfield
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East Cheesevelt
Baseball statistics mix from Major League and ABA data sheet
A dense compilation of baseball and ABA stats lists players by team with home runs RBIs and batting averages. It covers Mays Mc Covey Callison Santo Horton Conigliaro Colavito Koufax Koufax Terry Oliva and more, noting leaders and averages across National and American Leagues with caveats about night games not included.
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A. Aba
Ave
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Rose
Cincinnati
Clendenon
Allen
Philadelphia
Williams
Chicago
Flood
St. Louis
iAlou
Rojas
G. Aba
H. Avg
Cleveland
Skowron
Colavito
Giants
McCovey
Mathews
Braves
Callison
Phils
Santo
Cubs
Horton
Tigers
Conigliaro
Red Sox
Tolavito
Indians
Wagner
Johnson
Reds
Stargell
Pirates
Hanks
Mantilila
Oliva
Twins
Hall
Koufax
Dodgers
Gruxhall
Maloney
Ellis
Grant
Terry
McLain
Siebert
Fisher
White Sox
Indians Pulverize Salt Lake City In 4th Straight Victory
In Indianapolis the Indians beat Salt Lake City to extend their Pacific Coast League win streak to four. Bill Fischer pitched a complete game for his 10th win, contributing two hits and two RBIs. Ramon Conde hit a first inning homer driving in a run, and Dick Kenworthy and Marv Staehle added two RBIs each. Eli Browne doubled for Salt Lake City to score Leo Burke in the seventh.
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Indians
Salt Lake City
Indianapolis
Bill Fischer
Fisher
Tribe
Ramon Conde
Dick Kenworthy
Marv Staehle
Bees
Eli Browne
Leo Burke
Marion Edges Champs In Game One Of Title Series
Marion broke a 3 3 tie with two runs in the bottom of the sixth and beat Anderson Cedar Lounge 5 3 to take the opening game of a three game Central Indiana Baseball League championship series. Hovermale Lea and J Teague scored Anderson runs while Dorman Lee Harris Detamer and Bolander drove in Marion runs. The rematch is set for Wednesday at Memorial Field where last week’s Babe Ruth World Series was hosted.
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Anderson Cedar Lounge
Hovermale
Lea
J. Teague
Anderson
Dorman
Lee
Harris
Detamer
Bolander
Memorial Field Stadium
Rei Hevermale
OD Seal
Oliver Will Speak At Coaches Clinic
Jerry Oliver who guided Indianapolis Washington to the Indiana high school championship last March will be one of the speakers at the fourth annual Indiana-Illinois-Kentucky basketball coaches' clinic on September 18. Co sponsorship by Jasper athletic director Cabby O Neill and Paul East. Other speakers include Ted Hornbeck of Western Kentucky Elmer Hanebutt of Texas Wesleyan and Barney Scott of Seymour.
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Jasper, Ind
UPT
Jerry Oliver
Indianapolis
Washington
Jasper
Cabby O Neill
Paul East
Jasper Hardwood
O'Neill
Wildcats
Ted Hornbeck
Wesern
Kentucky
Elmer Hanebutt
Texas Wesleyan
Barney Scott
Seymour
Cardigan Bay Wins Yonkers Feature in Close Finish
Cardigan Bay raced fourth entering the stretch and surged in the final furlongs to win Yonkers Raceway's $25,000 free for all at 12:34. Second place went to Camden Adios, with Mr. C. Long third as 236, but fans watched a strong stretch drive and a payoff of 4.80 to win, 83.40 to place, and 2.80 to show.
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Yonkers. N.Y
UPI
Cardigan Bay
Yonkers Raceway
Bay Pelding
Camden _ Adios
Mr. C. Long
Hallenbeck leads ACC Junior boys golf tourney
Dan Hallenbeck shot 77 to win first place at the Anderson Country Club course. Steve Mustin was second with 85. In nine hole divisions Keith Alexander posted 40 to lead and Skip Free 47 was runner-up. Bruce Gwinnup won the chip and Peggy Roberts was second in putting. Gwinnup topped putting with Nancy Fisher second.
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Dan Hallenbeck
Anderson Country Club
Acc
Steve Mustin
Keith Alexander
Skip Free
Bruce Gwinnup
Nancy Fisher
Peggy Roberts
J. M. Zankl
Fischer Defends U S Walker Cup Lead Amid British Upset Talk
Cincinnati captain John Fischer voiced confidence in the U S Walker Cup team ahead of Friday matches. He blamed upset talk on Britain’s early arrival while noting many Americans haven’t yet met. Fischer, a 1932 amateur finalist, stressed belief the U S will defend the Cup with a strong team lineup. Nearby, Billy Campbell impressed audiences with a near ace during practice.
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Baltimore
UPI
John
Fischer
Cincinnati
Five Farms
U.S
Billy Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Bill Joe Patton
Ed Tutwiler
Edgar Updegraff
Dale Morey
Campbell
Amaro's Car Kills Boy in Philadelphia
Phillies infielder Ruben Amaro faces a fatal accident after a car strike killed an unidentified nine year old boy crossing near Amaro’s home. Amaro, 28, was questioned at the police station after being sedated. His 7 year old son was present in the car. The boy died at Nazareth Hospital.
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Philadelphia
Ruben Amaro
Philadelphia Phillies
Amaro
Agumeen
Nazareth Hospital
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Three High School Football Coaches Set For Club Luncheon
Anderson Exchange Club luncheon at YMCA Mulberry Rum features Pete Russo Anderson High, Robert Baker Madison Heights Pirates, and Vic Roos Highland coaches. Jim Carter guides remarks. O W Haven chairs program. Max Beigh presides.
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Ymca Mulberry Rum
Pete Russo
Anderson High
Robert Baker
Madison Heights
Pirates
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Highland
Jim Carter
AHL
O. W. Haven
Carter
Max Beigh
Richard
Dick) Davisson
Columbus Jets Clinch International League Pennant
The Columbus Jets clinched the 1965 International League pennant when the Syracuse Chiefs defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2. Despite a 7-2 loss to Atlanta, Columbus held a two and a half game lead with two games remaining. It was the Jets' second pennant since manager Larry Shepard arrived in 1961.
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Columbus
Ohio
Appointment of Mil dred E Vinson as administratrix
Notice given that Mil dred E Vinson was appointed administratrix of the estate of James A Vinson deceased on August 10 1963. Creditors must file claims in six months from first publication or be barred. Dated Anderson Indiana August 10 1965 Clerk Eugene Creagniile Madison County Superior Court. Peck Scott Shine Attorneys.
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Mildred E. Vinson
James A. [Vinson
Anderson
Ind
Eugene Creagniile
Superior Court
Madison County
Indiana
Peck, Scott & Shine
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