Idlewold Awards Trophies To Champions At Club Dinner
Top honors go to Paul Abney and Jerri Kelsey at Idlewold Men s and Women s Club trophy dinner held last Saturday west of Falls City. Abney won the Men s Club Championship and Kelsey claimed the Women s Club Championship while Mr and Mrs Kelsey took the Husband Wife trophy. Pro Larry Petry hosted the program with awards for multiple flights in men s and women s events and the junior championship.
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Butch) Petry
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Butch) Penry
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House Senate group agree on big pro football merger
Negotiators from both chambers reach a compromise granting antitrust immunity to the merger of the National Football League and American Football League. The immunity covers the joining of the leagues, not subsequent franchise moves or operations, as leaders push final passage under the administration’s broader tax package. Commissioner Pete Rozelle remained a visible figure in Capitol corridors during talks.
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Pro Football Standings Report Update
A brief update on professional football standings across major leagues. Key teams, match outcomes, and current ranking shifts are noted, with emphasis on leaders and playoff contention as the season progresses.
Robinson and Koufax Share Van Heusen Outstanding Award
Frank Robinson of the Orioles and Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers were named co winners of the Van Heusen Outstanding Achievement Award for September. Robinson led Baltimore to its first AL pennant with the triple crown, while Koufax posted a 27 9 record and 2 A ERA as Los Angeles won the NL pennant after pitching extensively down the stretch.
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Russell to speak at IHSAA meeting on October 27
Indianapolis AP Fred Russell vice president and sports editor of Nashville Tenn Bammer will address the Indiana High School Athletic Association annual meeting in Indianapolis starting at 9 am The physicians and coaches conference on athletic injuries follows at 6 pm Johns Carmichael Chicago Daily News will speak Yonkers Speedy Rodney favored to win the $200000 United Nations Trot at Yonkers Raceway Speedy Rodney has career earnings of 245 million and won the Gotham last week
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Ball State and Butler eye ICC lead in key clash
Ball State visits Butler Saturday to decide the ICC football leader as Taylor defends its loosier College Conference dominance at Hanover. Evansville travels to Indiana State to challenge for second place, while Valparaiso and St. Joseph's seek the cellar at Rensselaer. DePauw plays Grartham in nonconference action. Unbeaten Taylor aims for a fourth win at Hanover, tying Manchester for second in the HCC.
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Winslow Named Pacific Eight Back of the Week
USC quarterback Troy Winslow from Inglewood California was honored as Pacific Eight Back of the Week after leading the Trojans to a 21 7 victory over Stanford. He threw two touchdowns and a single point conversion, completing 12 of 25 passes for 198 yards and guiding three scoring drives.
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Hickcox Dominates Little Olympics Swims With Four Golds
Hickcox shines in Mexico City water events winning four individual golds in backstroke and medley, plus two more in medley and freestyle relays. He earns two silvers and helps the U S team to a dominant showing as Claudia Kolb matches his medal haul among women.
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Mississinewa Valley basketball Officials Rules Clinic
The Mississinewa Valley Officials Association and Indiana High School Athletic Association invite coaches players timers and scorekeepers to a 730 p m clinic at Mississinewa High School Gym Gas City Indiana. Marty Burdette says attendees who took the Indianapolis workshop will learn new rules changes and interpretations with a staging session and special situations.
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Swift Loses Battle With Cancer in Detroit
Detroit catcher and former Tigers interim manager Bob Swift, 51, died in his sleep Monday after a battle with lung cancer. He passed with physician Dr. Donald C. McLean and wife Edith at his hospital bedside. Swift was the Tigers’ second manager to die within 10 weeks, following Charlie Dressen who died in August from complications after heart attack and infection.
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Indiana College Football Records and TV Plans
Indiana announces the 1967 Bing Crosby Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament rounds will be televised in color from Pebble Beach California and Purdue Indiana State Notre Dame and Butler are among listed participants with ABC Sports airing the event January 21 to 23 1967.
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Unitas Proves Still Sharp In Lions Victory
Baltimore quarterback John Unitas silenced skeptics with a 14 0 rout of Detroit as he threw four touchdown passes among 18 completions. Coach praise followed for his peak performance, while questions about his sore arm and injured knee lingered behind the solid win.
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Powell Named Comeback Player Of The Year In 1966 Race
John Powell of the Baltimore Orioles wins the American League comeback player of the year with 124 AP ballot votes. Lutis Aparicio is second. Jack Sanford, Earl Wilson, and Frank Robinson also receive notable votes. Powell raised batting by 33 points and RBI by 37 with 34 homers and 709 RBIs total. Powell is a Lakeland, Florida native and longtime Orioles star.
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Black's Group Wins Draw Forst at ACC Men's Jamboree
Walter Black and his fivesome captured first place in the Anderson County old line club event at the ACC course. A field of 62 competed in chilly conditions with three teams tying at 63 and Black's group declared winner by draw. R. O. Roberts and M. W. Paugh led the finishers in second and third place.
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