Local High School Gridiron Weekend Homecomings Highlight Indiana slate
AHS Highland and Madison Heights prep squads host key homecoming games as two Madison County teams and Anderson College clash Friday. Union, Elwood, and Alexandria also host Central Indiana Conference tilts while Marion’s Giants celebrate Saturday. The area rivals pursue momentum in a busy weekend of football.
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North Central of Illinois
Madison Heights
Pirates
New Castle
Trojans
Bucs
Central Indiana
Elwood
Alexandria
Panthers
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Tipton
Highland
Bluffton
Anderson
Marion
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Phil Morgan
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Foland Leads Anderson over MH Harriers in 1-44 cross country
Foland won his personal duel for Anderson as the team defeated Madison Heights 44 to 19 at Edgewood. Perkins and Anderson led a 1-6 sweep, the Pirates placed later, and Fisher of the Tribe won the individual 11:27 in the 2 mile race. Anderson next faces North Central Conference action at Logansport.
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Johnson
Courter
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Papgoses
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Tribe
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Tuner
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Mustin
Thoda Fale
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Scttiemyre
Barron
Blais
Ave Anderson
Mmyaixon Heights
Pisher
Wilsons Meet Muncie In Zone Flag Football Here
Wilson Boys Club of Anderson hosts one of four Indiana Boys Clubs flag football zone tournaments. Twelve and under teams compete Saturday with Wilson facing Muncie at 10 am in the opener. Rushville draws a bye and faces the Wilson Muncie winner in the afternoon final. The four winners advance to the state finals on Saturday Oct 4.
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Anderson
Indiana
Fojcal
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Muncie
Andir ‘Rushvile
Wilson-Muncie
Daleville Broncos Rout Wes-Del For 15-47 Victory
Daleville high school swept Wes-Del 15 to 47 as top five Broncos runners led the pack. Senior Steve Davis won the event in 11:21 with Phil Howell Gary Bullock Dick Stevenson and Ron Addington close behind. Daleville also claimed the reserve meet 1641 and freshman tilt 23-33 before departing for the Shortridge Invitational in Indianapolis.
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Tearns
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Phil Howell
Gary Bullock
Dick Stevenson
Ron Addington
Broncos
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Corn
Rowe
Sullivan
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Everett
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Hutton
Graham
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Eyo
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Ramsey
Smith
Lamb
Mates
Bowling Tuesday Coffee Standings and Honor Roll Highlights
A garbled OCR list shows current bowling standings from several leagues, including Hob Nob, Geiger Texaca, Turseh Man's GA, Pro Shop, and Copper Benders, with varying scores. Honor roll snippets name several bowlers with scores such as 508, 575, 588, and 599 across multiple clubs and venues, plus scattered team names like Cranned Chicks and Olympia Lanes.
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Norwood Howl
Geiger Texaca
Turseh- Man's GA
Boston Delivery
Cokahue Gas
Dla
Sayre Oillen & Stone DX
Mow & Culbertson
Pro Shop
Keifer
Loyens
Georgia Tech Star Kicks Field Goals With Golfer Precision
Georgia Tech senior Benny Henry, one of the South’s top amateur golfers, kicks field goals with the accuracy of a golfer. He has made 33 of 55 extra points and 22 straight kicks, while also pursuing golf since boyhood. Henry balances football in fall and golf the rest of the year, focusing on kicking from long range but missing some longer attempts.
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Atlanta
Benny
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jacket
Tennessee
Hinday
Henry
Tech
Indiana Top Ten Football Poll Shifts as Washington Leads
Washington powers to first in the Indiana AP high school poll moving La Porte from first to No. 6 after the Slicers fall. Hammond Morton rises to No. 2, Fort Wayne South climbs to No. 3, Lafayette and Harrison hold fourth and fifth. Six teams remain undefeated. South Bend Adams reaches No. 7 as East Chicago Washington slips from No. 8 to No. 19 after a one point win.
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Harrison
East Chicago
Washington
Senators
South Bend
Adams
Anderson
Gary Wallace
la Porte
Hammond
South
Lafayette
Mitt Woodard
Denver Bronco
B. Adams
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Iasboy
Wallace
Cookie Gil
New Albany
Gary Wirt
Beaton
Richmond
Pel Iy
Ramon
Foy Mayas
Ron Spunea
Indianapolis
Howe
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Greensburg
Jasper HH
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Columbia City
Greencastle
Riley Ad
Casper Defends Sahara Title in Las Vegas Open
U S Open champion Billy Casper leads a star field including Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Doug Sanders in the Sahara Invitational at Paradise Valley Country Club Las Vegas The 72 hole event with a 100000 purse opens Wednesday honoring Tony Lema who won Sahara in 1962 and was killed in a July plane crash.
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Nev
UPI
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Casper
Nevada Desert
Colorado River
Doug Sanders
Bill Rodgers
Gene Littler
Frank Beard
Aly, Geiberger
Don January
Bobby Nichols
Tony
Lema
Sahara
Bauer Named AL Manager of the Year by UPI
Hank Bauer of the Baltimore Orioles was named the American League Manager of the Year by United Press International. The East St. Louis native led Baltimore to its first AL pennant and a four-game World Series sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers, earning 13 of 24 votes in UPI’s postseason survey.
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UPL
Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
United Press International
East St. Louis
Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
UPI
Alyin Dark
Kansas City Athletics
Bill Rigney
California Angels
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Local Men Place in Bird Dog Trials at Versailles Park
Two local men placed high in the Anderson Bird Dog Club open field trials at Versailles State Park on Sunday. Thirty four entries from Indiana and Ohio were represented. Jack Lindsay and his painter Del-Lem won the open all age event, and Earl Stoops with Rocket's Ting took third in the open derby. The event is sponsored by the Anderson Bird Dog Club.
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Versailles State Park
Indiana
Ohiao
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Purdue Opens Cage Practice With Four Returnees
Purdue basketball will start practice Monday with four returning lettermen led by Henry Ebershoff a guard and Dennis Brady a forward guard. Ebershoff averaged 15.1 points per game last season Brady 10.3. The tallest player on the roster is 6 8 sophomore Bob Fitzwilson of Pittsburgh with other notable sophomores including Pete Hansen Ralph Taylor Bill Keller and Walter Johnson of Washington.
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Purdue
Henry Ebershoff
Denny Brady
Ebershoff
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Brady
Bob Fitzwilson
Pittsburgh
Fete. Hansen
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ralph Taylor
Bill Keller
Indianapolis
Washington
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Red Smith Braves Miracle Man Dies at 76
J Carlisle Red Smith, famed as the Braves Miracle Man for feeding the 1914 pennant run, has died at 76 in an Atlanta hospital. He played pro baseball 20 years, joined the Braves in August 1914, batting .214 in 60 games to spark Boston’s pennant drive.
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J. Carlisle
Smith
Rustom Braves
Antlanba Hospital
T the Braves
Boston
Seven for seven for seven by reserve
Philadelphia AP temple coach George Makris lauds sophomore end Jim Callahan after he catches seven passes in three games for seven touchdowns. Callahan, 180 pounds from Cardinal Dougherty high school, aims to top the feat with more play. Quarterback John Waller, Ridley Township standout, and Callahan form a strong sophomore duo as second stringers.
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Philadelehta
Temple
George Makris
Jim Callahan
Callahan
Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Makris
John Waller
Allstate
Ridley Township
Wisconsin Wants Baseball But Not The Braves
Wisconsin pressed the U S Supreme Court to force baseball back to Milwaukee but allowed Atlanta to keep the Braves. The state asked for an expansion team in Milwaukee as a replacement and noted the antitrust immunity issue while dropping the bid to return the Braves.
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Wisconsin
U.S. Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Braves
Bronson
la Follette
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