Anderson Harriers win NCC cross country meet in Indianapolis
Coach Ken Barnes leading the Anderson harriers won the NCC cross country title at the Indianapolis South Grove course. Gary Hall of Marion won the two mile race in 10 65, with Mike Lestell second and Terry King third. Anderson secured team honors with 60 points, ahead of Logansport 113 and others. Biddle Carney Steans and Fulton led the scoring for the Indians.
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Mike Lestell
Terry King
Lares
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Crawley
McFall
Logansport
Beckman
Elmore
Redskins
Steve Biddle
Yih
Bill Carney
Harold Steans
Tom Fulton
Lothridge Back Of Week Leads Tech Past Tennessee
Billy Lothridge of Georgia Tech racked 115 passing yards 39 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown in a 23-7 win over Tennessee He also kicked a 28 yard field goal booted two extra points averaged 41 yards on four punts and earned the Back of the Week honor for a second time this season from the AP poll.
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Presh
NEW York
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Bobby “Dodd
Georgia Tech
Doltali
Gainesville
Wabout
Yellow Jackets
Tennessee
Lothridge
Mr. Cool
Tech
Associated Press
Aaron And Killebrew Win Slugging Titles
Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves won the National League slugging crown with 370 total bases and 44 homers in 63 games, tying Willie McCovey for the NL lead. Harmon Killebrew of the Minnesota Twins captured the American League slugging title with 286 total bases and 45 homers in 515 at bats.
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Associated Press
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I Giants
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Minnesota
Elsten Howard
New York Yankees
Dick Stuart
Boston
Jimmie Hall
al Faline
Detroit
Giants
McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Frank Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
Yada Pinson
Cincinnati
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia
JARDY CELEBRATES GOLF WIN AND SCHOOL FUND DRIVE
Elmer Hardy wins a 12 over par on Grandview course with a second birthday shot as neighbors cheer. North Anderson School parents plan a two day car wash Oct 25 26 at Mel Goehring Gulf Station to raise athletic funds. Also notes on Anderson Indians football prospects and winch line care for boaters.
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Earl Mathewman
Bradley Stinson
Carl Colip
Grandview
Elmer
Washington
North Anderson School
North Anderson
Mel Goehring
Gulf Station
Cross and Broadway
Ravin
Central Team Grabs Off 19 7 Victory
The Central team triumphed 19 to 7 with key plays including a 64 yard pass from Gary Erskine to Ronald Davis and a late kickoff return for a score. Standout performers included Albert Bostic Tom Rankin and Stephon Shipley as the defense pressured throughout the game.
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Ronald Davis
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Bbert Bostic
Robert Jones
Ei Jran
Rodney Freei Iman
McKinley
Albert Bostic
Tom Rankin
Stephon Shipley
Lemon Named Hawaii Islanders Manager in Surprising Move
Bob Lemon, famed pitcher with 207 major league wins, was named manager of the Hawaii Islanders in the Pacific Coast League. He explained the offer was a challenge and opportunity and will bring his pitching insight from the Angels organization to Hawaii. The appointment follows Irv Noren and aligns Lemon with Hawaii’s pitching needs.
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Clai J
Gene Autry
Angels
Husky
Cleveland
San Diego
Indians
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Madison Heights and Southside Split Cross Country Meets
Madison Heights and Muncie Southside split the cross country events at Crestview golf course. Southside won the varsity 25 to 31 while Madison Heights captured the reserve race 24 to 31 and the freshmen beat Muncie Wilson 32 to 23. Sam Hunter of Madison Heights led with a 12:12 for 1 1/2 miles.
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Busby
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Cort
Wijhoit
Neal
Clymer
Jones
Conner
Hornslay
Capel dominates three way high school cross country meet
Capel racked up victories in both varsity and reserve races as Lapel hosts St. Marys and Greenfield. In varsity action Pendle of Greenfield won in 9 54 for 1.6 miles, with Lapel taking 30 points to edge St. Marys 44 and Greenfield 46. Reserve race winner Sandefur of Lapel finished in 10 41 as Lapel led the field 24 to 42 and 53 for the other teams. The meet sets up Lapel and St. Marys for the Anderson IHSAA sectional at Edgewood Friday.
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Boston Eyes Sixth Straight Nba Title As Opener Looms
The New York AP report notes Boston seeks a sixth straight championship as the NBA opens with Boston at Baltimore and other matchups including Philadelphia at Detroit and New York at Cincinnati. New commissioner J Walter Kennedy begins amid league coaching changes and a $500 fine for Red Auerbach.
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Knox Unconscious After Monday Fight in Baltimore
Heavyweight boxer Ernie Knox remained unconscious and in critical condition Tuesday after brain surgery at Provident Hospital. The 26 year old Baltimore fighter was knocked out Monday night in the ninth round of a 10 round bout with Wayne Bethea and admitted for observation.
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Coaches Club to Hear Erskine and Area Coaches Speak
Downtown Coaches Club hosts a dinner meeting featuring Carl Erskine and area high school coaches from Anderson St Marys Highland Madison Heights Pendleton and Anderson College. Erskine will discuss the recent World Series in New York City.
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Erskine
Brooklyn - Los Angeles Dodgers
Dick Pres
Sam Roberts
Chateaugay and Never Bend Set for Yankee Handicap Rematch
Chateaugay the Derby and Belmont winner carries 127 pounds as 8-5 favorite in a 50 000 added Yankee Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Never Bend, last year’s champion 2-year-old with 126 pounds, seeks another upset with Brulio Baeza aboard. The field includes eight rivals and contenders Deen Carl and Quest Link as possible threats.
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Cain Hoy Stable
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William Radkovitch
Quest Link
Ford Offers To Buy Lions For Six Million Dollars
Detroit Lions president William Clay Ford has offered to purchase full control of the NFL club for $6 million. The board is asked to act by Oct. 29 with sale effective after the current season. Ford holds stock as one of 144 shareholders. If accepted, the proposal goes to stockholders for final approval. The team has two wins and three losses this season.
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Detroit Lions
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