Dodgers Sweep Yankees in World Series Dynastic Assertion
Dodgers complete a four game World Series sweep over the New York Yankees. Walter Alston lauds youth and pitching depth as the team builds a potential long term dynasty. Koufax shines with two wins, while the Dodgers’ offense relies on timely hits to support stellar pitching. Mantle homers in the seventh for New York but the series ends with Dodgers dominance.
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Sooners Face Texas in 58th Cotton Bowl Meeting
Southwestern rivals Oklahoma Sooners and Texas Longhorns square off in Dallas for the 58th time at the Cotton Bowl on Saturday. Texas, fresh off wins over Tulane and Texas Tech, climbs in the rankings as Alabama remains undefeated after a 34 24 victory over Vanderbilt. Illinois beats Northwestern 10 9 while LSU and Georgia Tech stumble in the top ten reshuffle.
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Raven Harriers Invited to Taylor Invitational Today
Raven Harriers and Ravens Panthers race squad travel to Taylor for an eight team cross country invitational. Alongside Earlham Kentucky State Spring Arbor Michigan and Indiana Central the meet features Oklahoma Sooners and Texas Longhorns in a regional preview. Coaches Freeman and Wilkinson plan strong showings as top runners Mendox Beene Thole and Delenna vie for scoring spots and a team title.
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White River Meet Looms A three team cross country clash
The White River Conference meet on the two mile Edgewood course pits Pendleton defending champions against Middletown Cossacks led by Steve Marks with Jer ry White and Lonnie unter Frankton among top contenders. Other teams include Yorktown Lapel Summiter ville Markleville and Anderson St Marys. Markleville hosts with Ray Fleener starting officials. Freshman results show Markleville beating Muncie Wilson 15 to 4. Time 8:46 over 1.6 miles.
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David K Beats The Axe 2nd In Photo Finish
In New York Aqueduct on Monday Hackor View Farm’s David K won the $29,450 Long Island Handicap in a photo finish with The Axe 2nd. Never Bend, the favorite, finished third as 31,826 spectators watched. Wager payouts were $11.20, $5.20, and $2.60 with a 1:54.35 time.
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Lapel Overpowers Summitville in Cross Country Meet
Lapel High School defeated Summitville in a cross country meet on Monday afternoon. The Lapel varsity won 17 to 50 with their regular runners, while Summitville’s reserves claimed the second team score. Lapel schedules the White River Conference meet at Edgewood Thursday at 4 p.m.
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Daleville Keeps County Title in Cross Country Meet
Daleville Broncoes defended the Delaware County high school cross country title scoring 29 points. Daleville’s D Howell set a meet record with a 2 mile time of 10 23.8, surpassing Eaton’s 1962 record.
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Madison Heights romps Mississinewa 49 to 13 in eighth grade game
Madison Heights built a 49 13 victory over Mississinewa as Halfback Steve Short scored five touchdowns and added the PAT. L. Stoner Kinnaman Noggle Reding Upton Baker Hudson Clem Kuhns Vetor G. Glass Marchat Vinson Smith and Young contributed, with Rob Williams Jim Regenold and Steve aich scoring on conversions. Rick Witham and Rocky Bowers starred on defense as MH improved to 4-1. next Friday they host Elwood.
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Sacred Heart Faces Cathedral in Tight Indiana Prep Clash
Sacred Heart, Indianapolis smallest high school, hopes to upset Cathedral in Friday night football after a string of close results. Cathedral sat No. 8 in the state, coming off a tight win that snapped Muncie Central’s four-game streak, as area teams jockey for position in Northern and Central conferences.
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Doll Up Car Event With Hootenany And Camping Facilities
Hoosier race fanswill be drawn to Indianapolis Raceway Park for a two day sports car event. Jaycees sell $2 tickets on college campuses and at supermarkets. A Hootenany Saturday night and camping facilities accompany the races. The event, final divisional race of the year, will crown class champions with about 175 cars, including 30 Hoosiers, across eight production and six modified classes. Six qualifying races Saturday and six championship races Sunday on Raceway Park's 2 1/2 mile road course. Organized by the Indiana Region of the Sports Car Club of America.
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One Scribe Picks Los Angeles In Four
AP report notes Boston Record-American columnist Jono Gil fonly predicted the Dodgers would sweep the Yankees in four games. He argued the Dodgers held the stronger pitching and lineup, a view shared by few others in a column penned last Wednesday.
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Bass Shows Promise In Unde feated Anderson Cross Team
Mike Bass, freshman runner for Anderson College, is improving under Coach Bob Freeman. As the solo focal runner on an undefeated squad, he gains speed against seasoned rivals but has yet to break into the top finishers. He is the son of Norman K. Bass of Madison Heights.
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AC Tennis Squad Tramples Hanover
Anderson beat Hanover 6 to 1 for their third straight victory at Hastings courts. Singles results show Usher defeating Draper 6 0 6 3, Hastings edging Lanzeska 6 1 6 1, Carter topping Schnelle 6 7 6 3 6 4, and Denniston losing to McKenna 3 4 3 6. In doubles, Usher Hastings beat Draper Lenzeska 6 2 6 4, Carter Denniston defeated Schnelle McKenna 6 4 6 4.
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Sunday NFL scores across leagues and games listed
National League results Philadelphia 23 over Dallas 2, New York 24 over Washington 14, Chicago 10 over Baltimore 3, Green Bay 42 over Los Angeles 16, Detroit 26 over San Francisco 3, St Louis 56 over Minnesota 14. Ameazitan League Denver 3 over San Diego 3, Kansas City 78 over Houston 7. United League Wheeling 41 over Cleveland 10, Grand Rapids 24 over Syracuse 41 in overtime.
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