Confusion Reigns as Little Olympics Open
A chaotic start marks the Little Olympics with Marion holding a key role in the NCC football race. The report lists scores from recent games, mentions event attendees in Kokomo and Muncie, and previews Friday and Saturday NCC matchups amid a noisy opening day.
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Chaos at Olympic dress rehearsal as organizers flounder
The article reports widespread confusion at the 1963 Olympic dress rehearsal with 500 athletes from 22 nations unsettled by disorganized scheduling. Officials criticize slow posting and shifting dates as yachting races in Acapulco proceed amid unclear results and unclear participation plans.
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White River Conference cross country meet set at Valley View
The White River Conference cross country meet at Valley View Golf Course Middletown starts at 4 with freshman races and the varsity race at 4 30 Pendleton is favored to defend the title Other teams include Hinchide Middletown Markleville Summitville Lapel Mount Vernon Frankton Highlands Yorktown
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Foot Is Back In Football
Texas Tennessee Auburn glow as upsets predicted. big games include Texas 24 Arkansas 14 and Alabama 7 Tennessee 10. Oklahoma 19 Kansas 14. notable mentions Purdue 23 Michigan 19 and USC 25 Stanford 7 in a wide college slate with multiple key matchups.
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Cepeda Named NL Comeback Player Of The Year
Cepeda, acquired by the Cardinals in a controversial trade, earned the National League Comeback Player of the Year honor. The Miami native rebounded from a knee injury and slashed .265 with 2 home runs and 5 RBIs in 32 games in 1965 while helping St. Louis rebound.
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Washington Takes Lead In Coaches' Poll
Washington gains top spot in the coaches poll as diverse college football action across Kingsport Franklin and Anderson areas highlights a weekend of punts, defensive holds, and NCAA style movement. Illinois and Central varsity teams feature prominently amid strong showings and returnee notes.
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Walter Alston named NL Manager of the Year in AP poll
Walter Alston expresses delight at being voted National League Manager of the Year in an AP poll. The piece notes the baseball season's pennant race dynamics with Morton and Washington leading in different polls, and mentions other coaches and teams in summary form.
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