Fall Creek Valley hosts trapshoot and four ball finals
The Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club runs ATA registered trapshoot Sunday May 22 at Calcutta the following week. Event includes 1200 registered 16 yard targets 100 optional 100 registered handicap and 50 pair doubles with trophies for total scores and 16 yard targets while honoring high lady high junior and high veteran on handicap. Local results mention Mills Winter Swinehart Sullivan and others with Edgewood Grove and Lebanon shooters noted in a long, varied sports roundup.
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Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club
Calcutta
Indianapolis
Dick Mills
Sullivan
Swineham Alderson
Edgewood
Anderson
William F
Isley
Edgewood Stars
Canada
Rockey Meo
Casey Minix
Lebanon
Mount Chooses Miami Over Indiana Purdue For Basketball
Bruce Hale announced that Mount, a 6 3 guard from Lebanon, chose Miami over Indiana and Purdue. Mount set state prep scoring marks and peaked at 57 in a game, drawing 200 college scouts after a Sports Illustrated cover feature. He praised Miami’s coaching staff and players and cited national exposure and a wide schedule.
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Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
Big O
Indianapolis Crispus Attucks
Mount
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Sports Ilustrated
Purdue
University of Cincinnati
University of Kentucky
Miami
Indiana
Hale
Clinton
Iowa
New York City
Hawaii
Bruce Hale
Florida
Gogolak Leaves Buffalo for New York Giants
Pete Gogolak, renowned for breaking AFL field goal records last season, signed with the NFL Giants as a free agent after leaving the Buffalo Bills. Terms were not disclosed, but officials cited a substantial salary. Giants officials said they did not seek a war with the AFL and noted Gogolak’s soccer style kicking could fix a major 1965 season weakness.
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NEW York
UPI
Pete Gogolak
American Football League
National Football League
New York ‘Giants
Gogolak
Buffalo Bills
AFL
Giants
Allie Sherman
Pirates Cop Noblesville Relays Feature Memorable AFL Booter Gogolak
Gogolak, ex Cornell star and Gary Wood teammate, starred at the Noblesville Relays after a brief AFL career. The 25-year-old kicker made 28 of 46 field goals last season, plus 31 extra points, totaling 115 points. Kansas State and Kansas note long-standing basketball and football histories, while 1963 golf yielded no back-to-back tour winners.
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Gogolak
Cornell
Gary Wood
Giants
Booter
Boston
Gino Cappelletti
Kansas State
Kansas
New York
UPI
War Horn Wins Ambropoise Purse at Garden State Park
War Horn led all the way to capture the $6,000 Ambropoise Purse, finishing 3 1/2 lengths ahead at Garden State Park. Don Brumfield rode the 3 year old Spy Song colt owned by Mary V. Fisher, clocking 1 11 3-5 for six furlongs as Swoonland finished second and Trish M third. Payouts: War Horn 31.20 12.40 4.40. Swoonland 7.80 3.80. Trisha 2.80. Arraigned and Pop N Go won prior races. daily double returned 476.60.
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Cherry Hill
War Horn
Garden State Park
Don Brumfield
Spy Song
Mary V. Fisher
Swoonland
Trish M
Trisha
Pop N Go
Indiana High School changes broad jump to long jump
The Indiana High School Athletic Association credits the event formerly called the Broad Jump as the Long Jump in its bulletin, aligning with UPI usage. Jolinda King, a registered AQHA Champion mare owned by Helen A. Morrill of Anderson, Indiana, earned 33 points across halter and western performance events to achieve the title from the American Quarter Horse Association in Amarillo, Texas. Her sire was King El Rebo and her dam My Browny. A champion requires 30 points, with at least 12 in halter and 12 in performance. Jolinda King tallied 16 halter points and 17 in Western Pleasure. Funeral services for Lawrence Pratt of Gas City are set for 10 a.m. today at Jay Morriary in Gas City, with floral tributes from Orestes Mud Hens members listing John Walker and other survivors.
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Madison Heights
Noblesville
Weldy
Indianapolis Tech
Iblesville
Mill- Noblesville
Jets
Summons
Dooley
Davis
Harris Wy
Hinga
Heath
Bellamy
Robbins
Geever
B . Perkins
Heinz G
Bookout
Anders
Oster
Carter
Barber
Hoskins
Lawrence Central
J. Pascal
Cooper
Thacker
Tischler
Dawson
Shockey
Hinga Ib Morgan
Sherf Bi
Graven
Hunt
Morris
Madison
Zirklebach
Hendricks
McCord
Bender
Greenfield
Wood
Burrs
L. Noblesville
Williams
Grimes
Butler
Burr
Spaugh
Vickers
iBurris
Murft
Harris
Cooley
Burris
Withers
Conn
Bury
SKING
Jolinda King
Helen A. Morrill
Anderson
Ind
AQHA
American Quarter Horse Association
Amarillo
Texas
King el Rebo
Halter
Pratt
Orestes
Lawrence Pratt
Gas City
Serviees
Jay
Kennedy Assigned to Indianapolis Indians Transit
Buffalo catcher Dick Kennedy was outrighted to the Indianapolis Indians of the Pacific Coast League on Tuesday after five games with Buffalo. Kennedy had hit .231 in those games this season and previously batted .267 in 84 games with Knoxville in the Southern League last year. Bill Campbell finally won the US Amateur in 1964 after 21 prior attempts.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Dick Kennedy
Buffalo
Indianapolis Indians
Kennedy
Knoxville
New York
Bill Campbell
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