Names counting on victories in Madison County football outings
In Madison County grid week Anderson hosts Madison Heights while Highland visits Roverton Alexandria travels to Poru aid and Edwood meets Tipton. The feature highlights area players sharing famous names and potential game impact, including Rectors Erskine roots, Don Barnett at quarterback and the Beeman lineage at Highland.
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Anderson Area
Anderson
Madison Heights
Highland
Roverton
Alexandria
Poru
Edwood
Tipton
Carl Erskine
Jack Rector
Anderson High School
Erskine
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Madison! Heights
Indias
Jacl
Jumior
Meisnts
Rector
Neal
Danny
Spri
Indians
Don Barnett
Dan Sr
Tribe
Jack Taylor
Jack Anderson
St. Blarren
Anderson Columes
Elwood
Brandon
Anderson College
Ravens
Beeman
Doug White
Vic Roos
Neoll
Richmond
Ful
Modie
Fannie Nichols
Madisondianapolis Warriors
Olds Heights
United Football League
Bowling shift to the right on the lift helps timing
The article explains a natural movement of shifting the ball to the right at the top of the lift to maintain stride during competition. Practice makes the shift second nature, avoiding later clearance issues on the backswing. It promotes the booklet Tanning Timing and Correcting Your Delivery by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig.
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Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
Cnpy
National
North Walker Drive
Chicago
Special Services At Apostolic Church
Special services opened Sunday evening at the Apostolic Bible Church 627 Pendleton Ave. They continue nightly at 7 o'clock with Pastor William Burton preaching and guest ministers from the area taking turns at the pulpit. Special music is provided and the public is invited to attend.
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Apostolic Bible Church
Pendleton Ave
Hoy
William Burton
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Burton
Hoosiers Drill Hard For Minnesota Game
Indiana's Hoosiers endured 300 minutes of rugged contact drills in Bloomington as they prep for the Big Ten showdown with Minnesota. The offense focused on linemen work after a 35-0 loss to Texas last week, while the defense aimed to stifle Minnesota's inside outside rushing game.
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Ind
Indiana
Hoosiers
Minnesota
Miami
Ohio
Northwestern
Notre Dame heavy choice over Army
Notre Dame, with one of the nation's top offenses, was a heavy 28 point favorite to demolish Army's defense on Saturday. A mix of football rankings and betting odds highlight Notre Dame's pursuit of the top of the Big Ten, while Indiana coach John Pont comments on their league position and upcoming game with Minnesota.
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Army
Indianapolis
John Pont
Indiana
Pont
Indianapolis News
New York
Michigan State
Koufax
Acott
Carolina
UCLA
Ito
Rice
Alabama
Clemson
Southern
Cal
Washington
Arkansas
Baylor
Tennessee
Georgias Tech
Georgia Tech
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Florida
Florida State
Missouri
Kansas State
Purdue
Iowa
Syracuse
Navy
Harvard
Columbia
Auburn
Wake Forest
Texas
Oklahoma
Dartmouth
Princeton
Cornell
McCarver Shuns New York Trip to Attend Memphis State
Pim McCarver, 2 year old catcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, has entered Memphis State University. He passed up a scheduled trip to New York for a major league player representatives meeting, asking Cal Maxvill to attend in his stead. McCarver called Monday his last day to enroll and cited academic priorities over the pennant chase.
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Pim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
Memphis State University
New York
McCarver
Redbirds
Cal Maxvill
Maxvill
Carolinal
Largest Crowd Sees One Of Big Upsets
A massive crowd watched college football in Japan as Yomiuri Giants defeated Nankai Hawks, while attendance in the U S rose to a season high. The Giants look to repeat as Central and Pacific League pennants near clinch, with opening Oct 12 looming.
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New Xurk
UPI
Koufax
Drysdale
Matsutaro Shoriki
Yomiuri Shimbun
North Carolina
Michigan
Japan
Ann Arbor
United States
Shoriki
Yomiuri
Pace
Giants
Nankai Hawks
Umibus
Ohio
Washington
Celtics retire two numbers in season opening ceremony
The Boston Celtics will retire Tommy Heinsohn's 15 and Bill Sharman's 21 as the world champions begin their 21st season at Boston Garden. Sharman, a former Celtics guard now coaching the San Francisco Warriors, will attend opening night to accept the honor. Heinsohn, a five season Celtic and current Boston insurance executive, will join him in pregame ceremonies.
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UPI
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Boston Celtics
Boston Garden
Tommy,Heinsohn
Bill Sharman
Garden_ rafters
Walter Brown
Bob Cousy
Ed MacAulay
Frat Ramsey
Sharman
Celtics
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San Francisco Warriors
Helngoh
Clay to Meet Jones in Exhibition Bout in Louisville
World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay will fight Doug Jones in an exhibition in Louisville on October 27. Promoter Herbert Muhammad said the bout would be noncompetitive, serving as a public workout for Clay ahead of scheduled professional defenses.
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UPI
Herbert Muhammad
Cassius Clay
Clay
Doug Jones
Louisville
Alou seeks trade from Giants amid uncertain ball details
Jesus Alou said he wants a trade from San Francisco as details of the exhibition schedule and opponent pairings remain unsettled. The report notes unclear game dates and opponents with references to multiple teams and college lines, while the broader piece mentions other NFL AFL and league notes and a separate farm-club agreement in Durham, North Carolina.
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Claude Osleen
Indiana
Aan
Dodgers
Nationals
Wy Wills
Willie Davis
Tom Big
Mobile
Davis
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Bo Belinsiky
Warren Halverson
San Diego
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Philadelphia Phillies
Lover Boston
Garyvover
Northwestern
Stanford
Believe
Jerry Messerlaver Orecan
Kentucky
Nineteen Harness Drivers Suspended in Hinsdale Fixes
Nineteen harness drivers were suspended by the New Hampshire Racing Commission after an inquiry into fixed races at Hinsdale Raceway. The USTA said suspensions will be honored nationwide and Raymond Traynor called the state commission the final authority. An attorney for some drivers considered court action for lack of hearings.
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Kudy Saks United Press, International Concord, N.H
UPI
New Hampshire Racing Commission
Hinsdale Raceway
U.S. Trotting Association
Raymond Traynor
State Commission
Concord
Arthur Olsen Jr
Keene, N.H
Hintsdale Board of Judges
U.S
Hinsdale
New Hampshire
Rockingham Park
Fairs
New England
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
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