Purdue Faces Notre Dame In South Bend Clash
Purdue football coach Jack Mollenkopf blamed flat workouts on distractions as the Boilermakers prepare to meet Notre Dame in South Bend. Key performers included Jim Garcia at tackle and Charles King in the Purdue backfield. Captains are Bob Hadrick and Harold Wells. Oct. 5 is last day to register.
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Madison Heights and Elwood to Clash at Callaway Park
Madison Heights Pirates visit Elwood Panthers in a marquee clash at Callaway Park as both teams sit 4-0. Key players Lyle Robinson and Gary Bute pace the offenses while Rick Groover and Steve Utley lead at quarterback in a high tempo gridiron showcase.
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Cool Prince Wins by Five at Atlantic City Race
Cool Prince, after a year without a win, finally captured the featured six furlong race at Atlantic City by five lengths. Johnny Sellers rode the dark bay colt for owner William G. Helis Jr., earning $2,700 for the victory worth $3.20 to win. Relative and Poor Soul completed the seven-runner field with modest payoffs.
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Horseshoe Club To Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Anderson Horseshoe Club will hold its annual meeting at 1 pm Sunday Oct 4 at the club house at 29th and Fairview Streets. Members will elect officers for the coming year and secretary L K Hinkle announces the details.
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Reds Ride Nine-Game streak with lone .300 hitter
Cincinnati Reds surge toward the National League pennant on a nine game winning streak led by one .300 hitter. The pitching staff is not expected to deliver a 20-win season as they chase the top spot.
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J S Olympic Swimmers Receive Ovation At Light Practice
United States swimming and diving teams trained at the village pool in Tokyo drawing admirers and autographs. Only half the swimming squad and the men’s division participated, with rest arriving Friday as experts forecast a near sweep of events.
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Olympic Games Arrival And Incidents At Tokyo Venue
Crown Prince Harald of Norway attended with Scandinavian athletes arriving by chartered plane and heading to the Yachting Village near Tokyo. Susan Knight of Australia escaped injury with no fracture after a practice accident on a reverse one and one half somersault. Pyun Sin Ja, Miss Korea, visited the Korean delegation while Ethiopian coach M Araya shared wartime stories at the training site. A medical note cites golf injuries from 1952 with most caused by being struck by balls, heat prostration and overexertion.
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Murtaugh to resign as Pirates head
Cincinnati report says Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh plans to resign for health reasons after the season and may not accompany the club to Milwaukee for the closing series. He will reportedly take an administrative role with the Pirates, who clinched a 1 0 win over the Reds in 16 innings.
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Chop House Wins 2nd Straight at Aqueduct Timely Handicap
Chop House, bay filly from Porter house line, captured the $10,000 Timely Handicap at Aqueduct by a length and a half over Time For Bed with Star Maggie third. Bobby Ussery rode the favorite, paying $4.30, as Chop House earned $6,500 for the win, her second straight victory and third stakes win this season.
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Kansas City Nips Twins In 12th Inning Thrilling Win
Rookie Larry Stahl homered for the Kansas City Athletics leading off the 12th and beat the Minnesota Twins 5 to 4. Camilo Pascual pitched 12 innings with 14 strikeouts but took his 22nd loss. Tony Oliva drove in three runs for Minnesota as Oliva hit his 32nd homer and a triple.
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