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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1963

Page

3

Marion Giants Triumph Over Anderson Indians 34 14

Marion Giants at home outplayed Anderson Indians 34 to 14 in a crowd of about 4 000. Hornaday led with 107 rushing yards on 30 carries, while Marion's defense limited Anderson to 97 rushing yards and a 40 yard total. The Giants built a 13 6 halftime lead and extended it with a 96 yard kickoff return and two second half TDs to clinch the North Central Conference battle.

Marion Marion Giants Custer Anderson Indians Giants Anderson Tribe Jim Hornaday Muns Hornaday Mike Alexander Gary McClure Viola Indians Tey V.youngblood Bill Tsenhour Marion Roofers Alexander McClure Wee Mike McKinney Corinda Hughes Mam-Land Susan Pryor

Bullets to Hold Free Clinic in Columbus

Coach Rod Leonard and the Baltimore Bullets will host a free basketball clinic at Columbus High School gym at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. The event precedes an exhibition with Cincinnati. Bullets players include Walt Bellamy of Indiana and Terry Dischinger of Purdue.

Columbus Ind Rod Leonard Baltimore Bullets National Basketball Association Columbus High School Cincinnati Indiana Walt Bellamy Terry Dischinger Pury Due

Boston Patriots rally past Oakland for 20 14 AFL win

Boston's defense forced two fumbles leading to scores as Babe Parilli threw five touchdown passes to lift the Patriots over the Raiders 20 14. Parilli sparked a late rally, engineering a drive to take the lead in the final period.

Boston Babe Parilli Patriots Oakland Parilli Fom Newnann Jimmy Colclough Bob Dee

High School Football Scores From Indiana Matchups

A cluttered recap lists numerous high school football scores from Indiana games including Marion 34 Anderson 14 and Crawfordsville 20 Noblesville . other results show Wabash 27 Elwood 15 and Anderson Highland 45 Roger mT Anderson Madison Heights in a crowded night of Friday action across multiple towns and schools.

Marion Anderson Crawfordsville Noblesville Wabash Elwood Anderson Highland Roger

Wabash Apache triumph seals fifth straight league title

Wabash Apaches defeated Elwood Panthers 27 to 18 at Callaway Park in Friday night football. Steve Armie scored twice with a 5 yard run and a 40 yard TD, while Tom Yoder added three point afters and Jerry Walker connected on a 20 yard pass to Jay Votan. Elwood's Rich Leavell and Lyle Robinson tallied touchdowns.

Wabash Elwood Panthers Callaway Park Steve Armie Tom Yoder Jerry Walker Jay Votan Yoder

Sun Valley draws Brooks benefit and racing card

Sun Valley Speedway hosts a charity program Sunday headlined by a Noblesville race driver Alva Red Brooks’s family benefit and two Figure races. No admission. donations to Brooks family. Local schools and teams listed in surrounding notes alongside racing card and prior results.

Sun Valley Speedway Ball Club New York Noblesville Gram Anderson Track Alva Red) Brooks Brooks I Valley

Daleville broncos win Mid-Eastern Conference cross country title

Daleville’s Bronco harriers scored 27 points to take the MECC cross country title on a 2 mile course at New Castle Legion golf course. Dave Howell won in 10 minutes 14.5 seconds with others led by Margison Pugh Main Grim Cartwright and Ooten. Daleville advances to the Shortridge Invitational in Indianapolis.

New Castle Daleville Bronco Harriers New Castle Legion Union Cowan Mooreland Cadiz Mt. Summit Dave Howell Ndianapolis South Grove D. Howell Margison Pugh Main Grim Cartwright Os Ooten Bradway Bullock House Tn Kelsey Kirkham Willoughby Hinchman Wilson

Madison Little League Elects New Officers After Reorganization

Madison II officers were named after a reorganizational meeting at Riley School last Wednesday night. Awards went to A.K. Pottery and Fepsi-Cola teams as major league season winners and Madison Midgets as minor winners. Gary Young received the player sportsmanship award. New officers include John Xonkle president Jim Wilson vice president Bob Stoan treasurer Mrs Judy Irie secretary and John Ellis player agent.

Madison Little League Riley School A.K. Pottery Fepsi-Cola Madison Midgets Gary Young John Xonkle Jim Wilson Bob Stoan Judy Irie John Ellis

Stormy Ryder Cup start puts United States up 6 to 2

At East Lake Atlanta the United States built a 6 2 lead over Great Britain as Palmer and Casper strong in the afternoon four ball matches after a mixed morning. Maxwell and Goalby added a point for the U S with a 3 3 win over Thomas and Weetman while Littler and Finsterwald widened the margin with a 2 1 victory.

Atlanta UPI Arald Palmer Johnny Potts Billy Casper United States Lea Great Britain Palmer-Pott Casper Dave Ragan Britain Peter Alliss Christy O’connor Gene Littler Don Finsterwald Dave Thomas Harry Weetman Julius Boros Tony Lema Neil Coles Bernard Hunt Maxwell Goalby Billy Bob U.S Thomas Weetman East Lake Country Club Palmer

Huntington Vikings crush Alex Alexandria 41 to 7 in CIC clash

Huntington Vikings roll to sixth win of season with touchdowns in first third and fourth quarters. Alex Alexandria Tigers suffer injuries as Huntington builds from early scoring drives with Bieghler and Paul leading scorers. Allen Lewis adds extra point for Huntington while Seayadnate deans nets a mid third quarter TD for the visitors.

Alexandria Huntington Vikings Tigers CIC Seayadnate Plewacdkia Allen Lewis Highland Royerton Rush Rogerton Shuck Taylor

Highlanders Roll Over Roy Roy In 49-7 Victory

Indiana high school football notes describe the Highlanders overpowering Roy 49-7. Quarterback Gary Bronnenberg led with multiple touchdowns and perfect extra points, as Highlanders improve to five wins in seven games.

Fish Fry Tonight At Middletown Equicarratl Club

The Middletown Equicarratl Club will hold its monthly fish fry from 5 to 8 30 tonight in the Middletown Conservation Hall announced by Harry Buss Jr assistant secretary of the sponsoring group. Chaify Daugherty Michigan State football coach says football is a collision sport dancing is a good example of a contact sport.

Middletown Chaify Daugherty Michigan State

Bowling 39c at Rains New AMF Halls

Bowling rates listed include 39 cents at Rains new AMF halls with a 16.95 charge. Holes plugged at 2.50 each.

Rains

Indiana Visits Iowa In Big Ten Clash At Iowa City

Indiana travels to Iowa City for a Big Ten game seen as crucial for both teams. The Hoosiers seek their final win and aim to snap an eight game skid against Iowa, while the Hawkeyes chase a homecoming win to blunt a rough opener and boost confidence before tougher conference tests.

Iowa City Iowa Hoosiers Hawkeyes Washington State Towa Washington Indiana Hawkeye Jerry Burns Fred Riddle Marv Woodson Judiaha Burns Tack Tom Nowaszke Northwestern Ohio State

Badgers Face Purdue in Big Ten Defense Test

Wisconsin aims to defend its Big Ten title against a young Purdue squad before about 60 000 fans. Wisconsin relies on Hal Brandt and Jimmy Jones as replacements for the 1962 passing duo while Ralph Kurek and Ken Bowman heal. Purdue shadows with Ron DiGravio at quarterback and missing tackle Jim Garcia.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Purdue Badgers Western Michigan Notre Dame Miami Florida Boilermakers Ron Di'Gravio Ron Vender- Kelen Pat Richter Hal Brandt Jimmy Jones Ralph Kurek Ken Bowman Kurek Bowman Jim Garcia

Persal to Meet Alford in Sunnyside Garden Bout

Brooklyn heavyweight Johnny Persal, undefeated, will face Philadelphia’s Johnny Alford in an eight round feature at Sunnyside Garden on October 15. Persal has won all eight regional bouts with two knockouts, while Alford has 15 wins with 13 knockouts but eight losses.

New York UPI Fght Johnny Perso Brooklyn N.Y Johnny Alford Philadelphia Sunnyside Garden Irving Cohen Persal Emile Griffith Alford

Roman Brother and Count Bud Lead Champagne Stakes Field

Unbeaten Roman Brother and Count Bud from Harbor View Farm and Dunfee of Mr and Mrs John Rigner are top contenders in the 92nd Champagne Stakes at Aqueduct. The mile race offers a $212,150 purse with a $152,150 winner record and features five stakes winners including Dunfee.

Associated Press Roman Brother Count Bud Harbor View Farm John Rigner Dunfee Aqueduct New York Harbor, View Minstrel Garnel Rupers Count Tario Perris Traffic

Browns to Use Two Quarterbacks This Season

Cleveland Browns coach Blanton Collier plans a two quarterback approach for the season with Jim Ninowski and Frank Ryan sharing duties.

Blanton Collier Cleveland Browns Jim Ninowski Frank Ryan

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