Return of Cummings Douglass cited for Anderson High role
The note praises Charlie L. Cummings rejoining as athletic director at Anderson High School and credits him with a philosophy of earning a place on the team. It also mentions Noel B. Douglass as a valued pairing for the school. The rest offers winter boating storage tips and bass fishing guidance with practical steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladahs
Cummings
Douglass
Ravin
Charlie L. Cummings
Anderson High School
Messrs. Cummings
Noel B. Douglass
Madison Heights Boosters Honor Winning Pirate Footballers
Madison Heights High School celebrated its victorious football season with a banquet at Lindner's On The Paint. Indiana High School Athletic Association Commissioner Phil Eskew praised the program and urged youth to value athletics while noting Tommy Deckard and Carl Erskine as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Heights Boosters
Phil N. Eskew
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Indianapolis
Madison Heights High School
Linder
Eskew
Indiana Reformatory
Tommy Deckard
Branch Rickey
Ty Cobb
Speaker Eskew
Anderson
Carl Erskine
Sandy Koufax
Erskine
Chester Miller
Paul Bradford
Madison Heights
Ed Baker
Chateaugay
Pirate Varsity
Suffolk Downs
Intro
Greentree Stables
Tom Bruin
Dave Nicholsons
Woodbine
Toront
Greg Powell
Ron
Nie Hopper
Mike Ogle
Ron Beard
Dave Jarrett
Greg Logan
Toms
Eldon Fleming/Matthews
Rick Moore
Bob
Steve At Morris
Bill Moss
Kent Nelson
Jey
Bob Morris
Behalflay Oster
Frank Reed
Bill Elwell
Phil
Faris
J. D. Fox
Ken Frautmann
Steve Garner
Paul Grin
Ron Hopper
Charles Huston
Pat Kelley
Bob McVicker
Larry Maguire
Bob Maley
Roger Miller
Rick Morris
Mike
Ogle
Jim Panagos
Bill Plummer
Bob Purvis
Joe Snowden
Douglas Sparks
Mike Stohier
Tom Teagardin
Craig Tunget
Jon VanMatre
Frank Bandy
Jewn Lewis
Don Platt
Roland Hilday
Dick Laird
Nancy Zilison
Michaele McMahan
Patty Burke
Jane Gaylor
Brenda Kent
Fat Pity
JHSAA
Linder’s
Boosters Club
Booster Club
Lloyd Campbell
Don Faris
Robert Amick
Bill Sparks
William Logan
Pirate
O. W.red Haven
Herald
Judge Refuses Venue Change in Brants Butler Case
Federal Judge H Hobart Grooms denied Curtis Publishing Co request to move the trial out of Alabama. The suit by Bryant against Curtis Post and ex Georgia coach Wally Butts seeks 3.06 million dollars over an article claiming Georgia team secrets before a game. No trial date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham, Ale
H. Hobart
Curtis Publishing Co
Alabama
Paul
Bear
Brants
Never Bend and the Axes in Aqueduct Field
In New York a field at Aqueduct includes Never Bend the 1962 champion two year old and other contenders. The $100,000 Man O War Stakes on Saturday draws entries likely Friday for Capt. Harry Guggenheim's Never Bend and top grass course combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Aqueduct
Saurday
Harry F. Guggenheim
Bowling Dowling Lean Toward the Pins
Bowler advice urges leaning toward the pins during the third step to improve balance and release. The illustration shows the correct stance and a pamphlet offer for a detailed guide, with a mail reply to Don Carter at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Carter
C-C National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ilinois
Hiskey Ties for Lead with Double Eagle in Almaden Open
Rookie Babe Hiskey shot six under par 66 and tied veteran Dutch Harrison for the first-round lead at the Almaden Open in San Jose California. Hiskey, 24 and from Pocatello Idaho, has earned only $375 on the tour while experts estimate a 1.5 million to one shot to reach this level alongside the Arkansas Traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Babe Hiskey
Dutch Harrison
Hiskey
University of Houston
Pocatello
Idaho
Arkansas Traveler
Local YMCA to Host Three Basketball Leagues
Entries are being accepted for three intramural basketball leagues at the Anderson YMCA Almaden Golf and Country Club area. Players may register through Tuesday November 5. Provisional teams include Commercial, Industrial, and Local union divisions with two-day cuts and team certification in each loop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Almaden Golf and Country Clubs
Vember
Nev
Don Whitt
Dudley Wysong
Jim
Ferree
Jay Hebert
Alex
Croke
Crane Navy yard to draw 50 alternates for deer hunt
Indiana Crane U S Naval Ammunition Depot will conduct a second random draw to add 50 alternates to the special deer hunt after 20 hunters withdrew. The lottery, set for November 4 in the State Office Building, will supply alternates as vacancies appear, with a published list kept in the Division of Fish and Game office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Crane
U. S. Naval Ammunition Depot
Division of Fish and Game
Indiana Department of Conservation
Department of Conservation
J. R. Martin
Martin
K. R. Welton
Camp
Atterbury
Atterbury Himt
Waiver Player Garners Top Grid Honors in AP
In a weekend NFL action summary Scott Kemp of Buffalo earned AP NFL Player of the Week honors after a 28-21 win over Boston. Kemp ran for three touchdowns and connected for a late 72 yard score to Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Kemp
San Diego
Buffalo Bills
Associated Press
Kemp
Bills
Buffalo
Boston
Charlie Ferguson
Ferguson
Minnesota Vikings
Lou Saban
Clem Daniels
Oakland Raiders
Paul Lowe
Raiders
Chargers
Cotton Davidson
Tommy Flores
Doug Cline
Houston
Kansas City
Oilers
Lenny Dawson
George Blanda
Mark Johnston
Mickey Slaughter
Denver
Jets
Dick Wood
Wood
byDon Maynard
Eagles President Backs Sale to Two Buyer Groups
Philadelphia Eagles president Frank McNamee said he would vote to sell the club to either of two groups seeking the NFL franchise, provided the league approves the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frank McNamee
Philadelphia’ Eagles
National Football League
Lapel Hosts Mt Vernon In Cage Opener
Lapel faces Mt Vernon in a 1963 era prep basketball opener as bidders pursue control of the Eagles. Washington and Miami based groups consider offers around 4.5 to 5 million dollars for the franchise, with stockholder approval pending.
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Lapel
Mt. Vernon
McNamee
Albe
Madison County
Washington
Harduad Nlov Lion
George Storer
Miami
Fla
Philadelphia
Jack Wolgin
Atlas Credit Corp
Vernon
Storer
G Roup
Eagles
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Y Walin
Eagies
Wolgin
Washington Star
Jerry Wolman
Earl Foreman
Duke Zeibert
Lapel Bulldogs Look To Rebuild Under Steftenagel
In Jer ry Steftenagel’s second year as Lapel head coach the Bulldogs field four returning regulars and notable size. Last season they went 4 19 in the regular season and fell to St Marys in the sectional first round. Seniors Dan ny Edrington Bob Forr er and Stan Hackleman return as 62 68 62 respectively HI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Anurans Speeg
Bulldogs
Jerry Steftenagel
Lapel
St. Mary's
Danny Edrington
Bob Forrrer
Stan Hackleman
Forrer
Jim Noggle
Jorn
Vernon Township
Mt. Vernon
Stan Cook
Estes Boles
Waring Named General Manager of Williamsport Mets
Jerry Waring was named general manager of the Williamsport Mets in the Eastern League. He was introduced at a Williamsport luncheon by John Murphy, aide to Mets president George Weiss, and will select the season’s manager for Williamsport. Waring previously led Elmira and held roles in Richmond and Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlliamsport
UPI
New York Mets
Jerry Waring
Williamsport Mets
Waring
Williamsport
John Murphy
George Weiss
Wil Yamsport
Philadelphia Phillies
Mets
Elmira
Richmond
Macon
Notre Dame and Wabash Defend Indiana Cross Country Title
Notre Dame and Wabash prepare to defend the Indiana college cross country title on Friday at South Grove four mile course. Notre Dame returns 12 winners from last year including Frank Carver and Bill Clark. Indiana Central joins with runners John Jarosinski and Wayne Moringo- who finished 1-2 in the Hoosier College Conference meet and were strong in last year’s Little State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Notre Dame
Wabash
Indiana
South Grove
Frank Carver
Bill Clark
Clinton Campbell
Don Race
Larry Bridges
Indiana State
Indiana Central
John Jarosinski
Wayne Moringo
Jarosinski
John’ Guon
Dennis Hink Ts
Eines
Mike Urie
Valparaiso
Kirby Bay
DePauw
Urie
Bay
Anderson College Veteran Suffers Broken Nose During Practice
AC Cage veteran Terry Morgan, returning for the 1963-64 season, underwent surgery for a broken nose at St. John’s Hospital after a collision in OA Lari Gym. The incident occurred while preparing for a Raven game versus Huntington College.
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Anderson College
St. John’s Hospital
Terry Morgan
Robert Morgan
Alexandria Pike
Raven
Norman
Okla
Huntington College
la Boeskin
Gail Barrett
John Tatum
Lions
Jackson
Jockey Now Judge at New Jersey Tracks
Jimmy Stout, once New Jersey’s most popular jockey, remains active as a patrol judge at the state’s thoroughbred tracks. Stop High Taxes Vote Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Jimmy Stout
New Jersey
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Phil Eskew
Wud FaumMare
Wlear Vaugon
Phil Vickers
Steve Weiler
Bob ‘Weathers
Randy Williams
Larry Lawrence
Bill Helvey
Cenrae Raz
Steve Hayden
Charles Kinsey
Benny Kumkowski
Jerry Perkins
Sidney Zirkle
Steve Ashby
Jack Helvie
Rick Stanley
Sam Alverts
Jim Ballentine
Paul Barker
Tec Campbell
BU Carter
Doug Uespon
Childes
Dave Childs
Coates
John Downs
Prin
Bob Collier Drumm
Eric Edwards
Jim Ev
Paul Red Jans
Gil Ganger
Dennis Gidding
Madison Heights High
Dens
Bob Gold
Dave Heflin
John Hort
Brian Hurst
Paul Hutchinson
Evay
M.H
Frice
Aqua Gardens
Lenore
Alexanario
SU Bordwey
S&h
Aim
Suburban Standard Service
Nichol Avenue
Marsh Food Store
Marion Tandewig
Oullah
Harrison
San Francisco
St.Louis
Mason Rudolph
Arthur Chambers
Jamaica
Childes Petroleum
D. M. Looper
Vernon’s Building Supplies
Weldon, Kane
Hoosier Market
Charles Hughes
Galbraith's
Duane Alfrey
Chesterfield Shoe Center
Paul Kimble
Pepsi-Cola
Moses (Modie) Beeman
Looper’s
Carl Looper
Charles Maguire
Lewallen's
Terry O’conner
Anacon
Crane Depot
Rains
America
Nobils
Stu
Moe
Streight
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