Indians Triumph as Anderson Tops Muncie Central
In a NCC contest, Anderson built a 27 7 lead at 9:58 remaining in the third. Muncie Central rallied with Isenbarger passing and Grinder Torain grabbing a 36 yard TD. Fuller intercepted two drives and Anderson extended to finish 40 20 behind Youngblood and McCane scoring late.
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Sone
Andre Giggins
Tribe
McKinney
Youngblood
Isenhour
Anderson
John Isenbarger
Bearcats
Muncie
Isenbarger
Grinder Torain
Mc‘Cahen
McCane
Fuller
Indians
Mike Carter
Mun- Scie
NCC
Rankin
jCatter
Muncie Cerstral
Torain
Anderson- Isenhour
Muncie Central
jStat
Anderson Muncie Cen
M. Cen
Cold Spring Harbor
Edward
Butch) Fuller
Tad Moyer
Roger Denny
Gregg Freeman
Herald
Tigers Tally Pair of TD Aerials In Win Over Highland
Alexandria Tigers upset favored Anderson Highland 14 to 0 on Friday night behind two long aerials from QB Lee Jolliff to Bob Honeycutt and Dennis Plackford. Plackard added the extra points and Eden kicked one. Highland reached the goal line once. Alexandria improves to 2-7 on the season.
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Alexandria
Jim Wehsallek
Alexandria Tigers
Hod Shaw
Anderson Highland
Tigers
Lee Jolliff
Bob Honeycutt
Dennis Plackford
Jolliff
Honeycutt
Plackard
Pirates
Highland
Eden
Trojans face AC homecoming clash with Taylor at 2 p.m.
Anderson College hosts homecoming festivities as Taylor University visits for a 2 p.m. kickoff in a key conference matchup. The Trojans, led by quarterback Larry Davy and standout back Bob Held, aim to slow Ravens tennis and racing participants while defending their league standing.
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Trojans
Dave Kastelein
Uplanders
Secjletic
Jondtary
Macholtz and Company
Eastside Harriers
Pennry
Tay-remain
Temain
Bob Freeman
Chicago Bears
ACC
Ae Ee
An-j
Fderson
Conroe Temata Imaglor
Harsham
Quakers
Wnde
Iter Hastings
Ken Bennefield
Bob Daven
Larry Maddox
Terry Thole
Por
Charlie Briscoe
Taylor
Jimmie Usher
Snd
Manchester
Ravens
Spartans
Usher
Warren Hastment
Ravensings
Neil Carter
Ron Denniston
Larry
Davy Island
Howard Stamm
Eastsiders
Key NFL and Keeneland notes mix with Golf spotlight
Major pass receivers for the Lamb Chop Ravens are sidelined with injuries, while Keeneland hosts stakes featuring Lamb Chop in a bid for filly of the year. Dixiana's Laughing Breeze leads at Paradise Valley and a hole in one at the Sahara Invitational adds $0 to earnings as insurance swallows prize plans.
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Lexington
UPI
Larry Cole
Jed
Ard Knight
Keeneland
Raven
Keith
Barker
Ron Shangle
Dave Edny Ycaza
Don Fitzgerald
Pauil
Billy Wade
Macholtz
Mike Ditka
49Ers
Jord
Knoll Farm
Las Vegas
Nev
Dixiana
Laughing Breeze
Bobby Brue
Milwaukee
Lamb Chop
Paradise Valley
Thoroughbreds Will Race Today
Kelso the 1-40 favorite headlines the Jockey Club Gold Cup at Aqueduct with six rivals. Crimson Satan seeks the Hawthorne Gold Cup in Chicago as a $5 choice among nine. The Aqueduct event marks Kelso’s bid to extend a three year Gold Cup streak.
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Associated Press
Bohemia Stable
Kelso
Aqueduct
Crimson i King Farm
Crimson Satan
Chicago
Pirates Triumph Over Southside In 34 25 Victory
Madison Heights Pirates beat Fort Wayne Southside 34 to 25 to even their season at 4 4. QB Vic Campbell threw two TD passes and ran for another as Madison Heights pulled ahead late in the third quarter and held on despite a late Archer rally. The win sets up a rematch with CSC Tigers next Friday in Alexandria.
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Carr
Madison Heights
Don Carr
Pirates
Fort Wayne South Archers
Ron France
Dave Bones
Mike Harkin
South
Vic Campbell
Heights
Dick Robinson
Bob Williams
Southside
Herald Phato
Bob Baker
Fort Wayne South Side
Alexandria
CSC Tigers
Pirate
Campbell
Roger Miller
Tom Apgar
Phil New
Archer
Bill Kinsey
Phil Faris
Apgar
Fort Wayne
Rich Ervin
Archers
Cleveand
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Green Bay
St. Louis
Wee Penne
Packers
Wayne
MiniWas
Doug Sparksnesota
Miller
Apgar’sfore
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Poriod
Pan Aera
Seltom Gallmeyer
Hoover
Otto Graham
Amd
Chicago
San Francisco
George Halas
Colts
Detroit
John Unitas
New York
Dallas
Tiants
Cleve
Gallmeyer
Cowboys
Jimmy
Brown
Giants
High school football scores from Indiana and nearby states
A compiled list of football results shows Chesterton 12 over Highland 0, Griffith 41 over East Gary 13, Portage 19 over Crown Point 6, East Chicago Roosevelt 32 over Thilleg 14, and many more scores across Indiana with notable games including Anderson 40 over Muncie Central, Lafayette Catholic 79 over Attic Walkerton 18, Carmel 12 over Indpls Arlington 7, and Evansville North 41 over Vincennes 0.
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Chesterton
Highland
Griffith
Gary
Portage
Crown Point
Chicago
Roosevelt
Thilleg
West Lafayette
Elwood
Anderson
Madison Heights
Wayne South
Lebanon
Noblesville
Alexandria
Anderson High
Richmond
Kokomo
Ind
Deaf School
Ind. Boyschool
Indpls
Northwest
Elkhast
Mishawaka
Pike
Brownsburg
Lafayette Catholic
Attic Walkerton
Bango
Bremen
Plymouth
Dyer
Gary Wirt
Hammond Tech
Hammond
Clark
Brookville
Batesville
Clarksville
Paoli
North Vernon
Edinburg
Tell. City
Washington
Seymour
Jeffersonville
Warsaw
Manchester
Mississinewa
Oak Hill
Fairmount
Northfield
Huntington
Wabash
Lafayette
New Castle
Eastern
North Miami
Crawfordsville
Southweste
M (Tippecanoe Co
Muncie Southside
Zawrenee Central
Center Grove
Mooresville
Aithpa
Franklin
Speedway
Danville
Decatur Central
Franklin’ Central
Plainfield
Avon
Tech
Warren Cental
Carmel
East Chicago
Valparaiso
Gary Emerson
Brewer And Harrison Tie In Sahara Invitational
Gay Brewer and Bob Harrison shared the second round lead at the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas, both at 63 with 3cut holes, as Harrison carded a course record 64 to sit one stroke ahead of the field in the $70,000 event.
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Hal Woop
UPI
Las Vegas
Nev
Gay Brewer
Bob Harrison
Harrison
Nebraska
Ian
Scribe Picks Taylor Over AC
In Indianapolis Associated Press report a collage of college football picks lists Taylor to beat Anderson 31 at Anderson while Notre Dame Purdue Indiana and others are ranked in varied matchups. The piece notes coaching quips and a golf leaderboard with Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer in a separate section.
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Dale Burgess
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Jack Mollenkopf
Purdue
Ron DiGravio
Phil Dickens
Indiana
Iowa
Hughie Devore
Notre Dame
Ken Ivan
Southern Cal
Michigan State
East Lansing
I.A
Mary Woodson
Town
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Ihre Dame
UCLA
South Bend
Feu
Indiana State
Ball Tate
Muncie
Brewer
Dallas
Earlham
Manchester
Richmond
Teeford
Figure Eights Powder Puff Derby Highlight Sun Valley Sunday
Two Figure 8 races and a Powder Puff Derby for women drivers are set at Sun Valley Speedway in Anderson on Sunday afternoon October 20. Gates open at noon with qualifying at 12 50 and heat races starting 2 40. Top stock car jockeys from Central Indiana compete as Bob Fields aims to defend his title while Ellwood’s Johnnie Keller chases the standings. Dorothy Trick Anderson seeks a second Powder Puff win following Sue Deaton’s three straight victories.
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Sun Valley Speedway
Anderson
Central
Indiana
Anderson Track
Sun Valley
Joe Helpling
Bob Fields
Greenfield
Rocket Racing Club
Fields
Finley's A's Will Stay In Kansas City
Kansas City AP Finley said the Athletics definitely plan to remain in Kansas City after the renewal deadline for Municipal Stadium. He noted no alarm and said negotiations for a new contract are ongoing with no intention to renew the old deal.
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Kansas City
Charles’ Q. Finley
Athletics
American League Baseball Club
Municipal Stadium
Finley
Mexico City Wins 1968 Olympic Bid Over Detroit
Baden Baden awards Mexico City the 1968 Olympic Games in a close vote. Detroit Lyon Buenos Aires and Paris bids were also considered. IOC chancellor Otto Mayer set the games for October in the first two weeks, as Avery Brundage commended the Detroit delegation on its strong presentation.
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Baden-Baden
Germany
Mexico City
Detroit
Buenos Aires
Lyon
France
Otto Mayer
IOC
Tokyo
Avery Brimdage
Chicago
Etroit
Los Angeles
St. Louis
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Don Weiss
Campbell Associated Press
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