Torok Tops national total offense in major college football
Arizona State quarterback John Torok, a mathematics major from Gardena California, leads major college total offense with 806 net yards in 99 plays across ASU's four straight wins. He has 10 touchdown passes, 201.5 yards per game, and a running score plus a two point conversion.
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NEW York
Arizona State
John Torok
Tota
Torok
Sun Devils
Oregon
Bob, Berry
Gardena
Calif
Shakeup Dismisses Six Indians Players For Missing Practice
A six player shakeup including four starters leaves Anderson Indians facing a tough NCC season run. Coach Jim Carter announced the dismissals for missing Tuesday practice after a loss to Madison Heights. The team also lists backfield injuries and an infected hand complicating lineup. The Indians travel to Marion for a 2 p.m. Saturday NCC game with an unsettled backfield and key star losses.
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Anderson
Jim Carter
Madison Heights
Carter
Charles Walker
Willie Rolling
Richard Watson
John Doyle
Percy
Davis
Larry Hoover
McClish Leads Ashley's Team in Title Defense
Ashley High School begins defense of its state cross country title at the Elkhart sectional Friday. Fred McClish, eighth in last year’s state meet and the only returning 1963 member, leads a rebuilt Ashley squad with new coach Rex Hile. The team has defeated 42 rivals this season, with losses only to West Lafayette and Goshen. Sectional foes include Goshen and a record 304 teams with 3,163 runners in two miles.
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Ashley High School
Fred McClish
Ashley
Rex Hile
West Lafayette
Goshen
John Collet
Griffith
Dennis Grider
Washington
J.du
Giants
Carter
Franks
Marion Willi Fort
New Castle
Markence
Marshall
Madison Anderson
Paul Wilkins
Hoover
Maguire
Dan Erskine
Marion
NCC
Tribe
Dave Garrett
Richmond
Madison Heights
Charles Cumgame
I Ming
Robbon
Scharnowske
AHL
Madison
Anderson
Frankfort
Lafayette
Fort Wayne Catholic
Bowling Tips Four Step Approach Best for All
Four step delivery offers speed with less body strain for beginners and pros. The article urges simplicity and notes three step bowls move too fast. A new illustrated booklet Planning Timing and Correcting Your Delivery by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig provides guidance, available for 20 cents plus SASE.
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Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
E-O National Newspaper Syndicate
North _Wacker Drive
Chicago
Seven-Game World Series Ends With Rivalry Triumph
The New York and St. Louis clubs split a gripping seven game set with high scoring games and multiple home runs. Financial figures show attendances near 321,807 and net receipts around 2.24 million with shares split among clubs and leagues.
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New York
Ford
Downing
Sheltor
Howard
Sadecki Schultz
McCarver
W. Sadecki
New Yi Tresh
Shannon
Gibson
Schultz
Richardson
Craig
Stottlemyre
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Linz
Simmons
Bouton
L—Schultz
Mane
Sadecki
Taylor
Mikkelsen
Terry
W—Craig
Doning
Boyer
Reniff
Marlis
Mantle
Pepitone
Sheldon
Hamilton
W—Gibson
L — Stottlemyre
St Louis
Brock
K. Boyer
Americans Amaze Best Of Field In Olympics
The United States dominated day five at Tokyo, led by Sharon Wyomin Tyus in the 100 meters with a world record time of 11.2 seconds and Bob Hayes equalizing the men’s 100 meters at 10.0 seconds. Al Oerter in discus and Don Schollander in swimming added golds as Lesley Bush and the Vesper Boat Club shone in other events. The U.S. logged eight golds on the day and 34 total across five days, narrowing the gap with the Russians in medal standings.
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Wyomin Tyus
Stouder
Glendora
Calif
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Santa
Bob Hayes
Clara
Lillian Watson
Jacksonville
Fla
Portola Valley
Kathy Ellis
Indianapolis
Anderson
Axtell
Neb
United States
Marty Gunnarsson
Columbus
Murray Rose
Tyus
Griffin
Hayes
al Oerter
Don Schollander
Lesley Bush
Vesper Boat Club
Gary Anderson
U.S
Andreeling
Miss Tyus
Wilma Rudolph
Cuba
Enrique Figuerola
Harry Jerome
Canada
Figuerola
Jerome
Oerter
West Babylon
N.Y
Trenton Jackson
Rochester
Mel Pender
Atlanta
Aea Lee
Rich McGeagh
Glendale
Walt Richardson
Hinsdale
Virgil
Luken
Minneapolis
Bob Bennett
Long Beach
Miss Ellis
Miss_ de Varona
Miss de Varona
Martha Randall
Wayne
Sharon!i Finneran
San Gabriel
Peumecs
Finn
Chage
Germany
Joe Frazier
Philadel
Phia
Charles Ellis
Louisville
Jim Moore
Erie
Dave Kirkwood
Los Angeles
Paul. Pesthy
New Brunswick
Nawj
Seymour Cromwell
New York
Jim Storm
San Diego
Lake Washington
Cox
Chet Jastremski
Toledo
Ohio
Australia
Ian O’brien
Billy Hardin
Baton Rouge
Rex Cawley
Jay Luck
Watertown
Mass
Jerry Siebert
Willits Calif
Tom Farrell
New York City
George Young
Casa Grande
Ariz
Fred Hansen
Cuero
Tex
John Pennel
Miami
Billy Pemelton
Mercedes
Edith McGuire
Marilyn White
Qerter
Ludvik Danek
Czechoslovakia
Dave Weill
Walnut Creek
Schollander
Lake Oswego
Ore
Miss Bush
Princeton
Nll
Ingred Kramer
Engel
Miss Engel
Keane to Meet Cardinal Head in St Louis
Keane will meet with St Louis team president August A Busch Jr to negotiate a new two year contract. Busch offered terms last Friday but Keane delayed talks until after the World Series. Keane aims for less front office interference and hopes to return to Houston soon.
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UPI
St. Tus Cardinal
Johnne Keane
August A. Busch, Jr
Busch
Keane
Houston
Sally Hemus
Bing Devine
Art Routzong
Oe Busch
Leo Durocher
Fanee Pe
Max Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
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