Daleville Bronco track team sweeps with Stevenson dash record
Daleville under coach Osburn excelled at the Mid East Conference meet. Dick Stevenson ran the 89 yard dash and anchored relay victories with teammates Huffman Richman and Greene. Osburn juggled events, Bradway and Davis added sprint wins, and Daleville led Monroe Central and Union in the team standings as sectional play loomed Friday. Stevenson set a new meet mark in the dash as Daleville claimed multiple titles across sprints and relays.
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Friend and Smith Face Off In County Controller Fight
Former Pirates pitcher Friend and NL umpire Smith, both retired, square off in the Allegheny County controller race. Friend runs Republican after switching from Democrat. Smith, a Democratic candidate, entered after the county committee backed James W. Cox.
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Cubs Pound Giants In 14 Hit Attack
Chicago stanza Cubs pound Giants in a 14 hit attack. Ray Culp allowed the mound, while Ernie Banks and Joby Boccabella each drove in two runs.
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Panther Netmen Fall to Alexandria in High School Tennis
Elwood Flwood defeats Alexandria 5 to 2 on the triangle courts Tuesday afternoon. The loss worsens Alexandria's year record as Madison Heights is set to face them Wednesday for the Tigers' next match.
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Sherman Beats Buis In Tennis Match Summary
Sherman defeats Buis 6 6 - 75 in a three set match. Alexander loses to Go A, Hoffman loses to is A. Doubles Shaw Alexander beat uusling Buis 9 6. Ling Sherman defeats Hol Foes 9 3.
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Noblesville Pirates take relay meet with third place for rivals
Noblesville tops the Noblesville Relays field by scoring 70 with Muncie South second and Madison Heights third. Jere Shockey set a high jump meet record of 6.24 feet and Orehaugh won the pole vault at 12 feet 4 inches as Pendleton athletes posted top finishes.
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Elwood Tops Irish in varsity golf match at Idlewold
Elwood beat Pendleton 10 to 5 in a Tuesday golf match at Idlewold course. Middletown arrived late but finished strong, dropping Pendleton and Middletown both set to compete Thursday in the White River Conference meet on the same course.
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Yorktown Frosh win fresh meet as records fall
Yorktown hosts a Yorktown White River Conference freshman and eighth grade track meet. Yorktown led freshman scoring with 80 points, Lapel 59, and Mount Vernon edged Highland for eighth grade with 454 to 454? Yorktown set a mile relay record 3 58 and Ayers of Frankton posted a freshman mile in 4 56 6, breaking the 4 58 38 old mark by Sheward.
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Anderson Tops IC Fee in HCC Friday golf clash
In Indianapolis IC field results show Anderson defeating Indians Central with a 77 medalist score by Wise of IC. The Marion Shady Grove course hosted the event Friday afternoon, with players like Hipperstee and Payne posting solid scores as a buildup to conference team titles.
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Olympic Torch Route Follows Columbus Path to Mexico
TAHRAN AP reports the Olympic torch for the 16th Games in Mexico will follow Columbus route across the Atlantic aboard a Spanish warship. The flame will be lit in Olympia Greece at Hera’s temple and travel by Greek ship to Genoa before continuing to Salvador. Nearby, New York Mets fans greeted Tommy Davis as he helped spark a 1-2 win over the Reds, while Cincinnati and Cleveland chase the league lead with key hits and early-season performances.
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International Olympic rules would keep games amateur
Avery Krindage of the International Olympic Committee announced new rules aimed at ensuring amateur status for athletes. Brundage warned governments would not be fully excluded from the Olympic movement and outlined forms to reveal athletes earnings. The IOC amended its bylaws to bar government members from NOCs, while allowing election of government officials if desired, citing political interference as a risk to sport.
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Saints Sign McCall and Fliers in 1967 draft
The New Orleans Saints announced the signing of two 1967 draft picks Dome Call from Southern California and George Sletler from Virginia Metall, a stocky halfback who starred for USC in the Rose Bowl. Pardue, a fifth round pick, joined the Saints.
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Palmer Soars On Rich Trail In Pro Golf
Arnold Palmer builds on a strong year as earnings climb to 95,088 this week. He trails only his own 1965 record, surpassing 144,000 last season and widening his lead in professional golf prize money. Palmer's momentum continues through a season noted for high purses and fast totals.
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Clay’s Father Stabbed at Restaurant in Louisville
Louisv ille AP Carsus Clay St father of former heavyweight champion was stabbed in the chest at a restaurant Tuesday after a woman called him to the door. He was in satisfactory condition. The woman, Odessa Darses Ja, 10, was charged and held pending a police court appearance. Clay, 54, remarked to friends, I’m in trouble now, after being found outside with a stab wound.
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Rindt Escapes Unhurt After Car Slams Wall at Speedway
Austrian driver Jochen Rindt escaped unharmed when his Eagle Ford hit the wall on the first turn at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The car slid along the wall 1,110 feet and across the track 750 feet into the infield, catching fire. Weather was sunny with gusty winds as 46 drivers competed in a high-powered session. notable speeds included Dan Gurney at 164.2 mph and Mario Andretti at 163.066 mph in practice.
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Cassius Clay Stripped of Title in Oil Strike Claim
Cassius Clay signs with Hebert Muhammad who says the boxer owns 400 miles of oil rights near San Antonio. Muhammad claims prior notice last Saturday and notes plans to buy five other sites in the same area.
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