Qualifiers For Saturday Regional Announced In Cross Country
Madison Heights and Anderson lead as the only two Madison County teams to qualify for the New Castle regional, with Richmond North Central Southport Ben Davis and Washington among top contenders. The regional action starts Saturday at 11 am on the two mile course, with the top three teams advancing to the state final in Indianapolis.
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Madison County
New Castle
Pirates
Indians
Jim Jones
Kenny Barnes
Richmond
North Central
Southport
Ben Davis
Washington
Muncie South
Indiana Harriers
Marion
Indianapolis
Crispus Attucks
Shortridge
Pendleton
Kokomo
Richmond T
Burris
Middletown
American Legion
Cossacks
von Jameson
Red Devils
Lonnie Marks
Muncie
Russia's Olympic boxing gymnasts pose medals bid
The article notes Russia's boxers and gymnasts likely to win medals as TokyoOlympics nears its final day. It highlights competing events in canoeing and track, with the United States facing stiff East–West rivalries in basketball and dressage as medal totals rise. Dennis van Valkenburgh places in Canadian singles canoe event.
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Polina Astakhova
Tokyo
Russia
Larisa Lanasts
United States
Ynina
Victor Lisitsky
India
Boris Shakhlin
Yuri
Tsapenko
America
Italy
Mario Zanin
Cambridge
Sane
Lite
Canderdee
HSAA
U.S
Mass Culver City
Calif
Satur
Aeso
Montemagelay
Teta High School
Favale ‘Lle
Ray
Fotale
Ce ‘Sede Lackawanna
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Pene
Bey
Lon
Attica
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R Town
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Harrison
Miroslas
Evansville
Bluffton
Elkhart
Elmurst
Fort Wayne
Goshen
Kokomo
Logansport
Marion
New Haven
Pierceton
Triton
Ron Clouse
Angola
Verlie Mettler
Castonss Lane
Palmer Fires 61 To Lead Australian Masters
Arnold Palmer fired a six under par 67 to take the opening round lead at the Australian Masters in Melbourne. Bruce Devlin and Cobie LeGrange shot 68s, with Jack Nicklaus slipping to 72 after a costly seven on the 12th. Palmer surged on the front nine to a 33 before a three putt at nine marred his round.
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UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Bruce Devlin
South Africa
Cobie LeGrange
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Ain
Victoria
le. Grange
Nicklaus
Jually
Butch Neuman Dies Yesterday in Lebanon Indiana
Indiana basketball figure Paul Butch Neuman, longtime Lebanon High School principal since 1943 and former coach, died at his Lebanon home after months of illness. He led Lebanon Tigers to state finals appearances and previously starred at Lafayette Jefferson High School and Purdue, later famed as a 1926 Big Ten champion. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Lebanon First Presbyterian Church.
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Indiana University
Martinsville
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Markleville
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Pirate
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Butch Neuman
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Neuman
Lafayette Jefferson High School
Franklin
Butch
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Pursdue
Tigers
Fort Wayne Central
Lebanon First Presbyterian Church
Illinois Halfback Drops Out Of School
Champaign Illinois UPI coach Pete Elliott said sophomore halfback Phil Kanell who played in the season opener has dropped out of school. Elliott noted Kanell would definitely be back next season.
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UPI
Wincs
Pete Elliott
Phil Kanell
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Kanell
Olympic sports snapshot with US leads and finals set
A mixed Olympics update shows United States contingents strong in canoeing boxing and gymnastics, with Brad Bradley and Jerry Shipp posting 2 15 68 in the canoe doubles 500 meters, Joe Frazier advancing in heavyweight boxing and Isao Inokuma reaching judo finals as Germany pursues dressage gold while Russia lines up multiple finalists heading toward medals.
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Ralf Peter
Michigan State
Sweden
Oklahoma City
Sven Sjodelius
United
Gunnar Uttiberg
Kayaka States
Princeton
Bill
Bradley
Jerry Shipp
Khdvedosnik
Isao Inokuma
Ja- Bartlesville
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Russia
Germany
Roswithan
Esser
Annemie Zimmer
United States
Joe Frazier
Philadelphia
Hans Huber
U.S
Manship Appointed to Fill Unexpired Term in Local Bowling Group
John Manship, veteran bowler, is appointed by President LeRoy DeHart to fill the unexpired sec tieas term of the late Charlies Whetsell in the Anderson Men's Bowling Association. The decision was made at a meeting of local league presidents and reps, with ABC director Ted Siener present. The group plans a December annual meeting and must address by-laws and constitution registration with ABC. Meanwhile, boating tips cover haul-out prep, fuel tank handling, hull cleaning, and mooring techniques. BPAA All-Star eliminations proceed in Muncie October 24-25 with entries closing at 6 p.m. Saturday, and qualifying blocks for men and women leading to a paid entry to the State All-Star in Indianapolis.
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Holt
Tower Lanes
Muncie
North Eastwood Bowl
Post Road
Indianapolis
Pistons hold off Warriors for first win of the season
Detroit defeats San Francisco 108 104 as Reggie Harding leads with 22 points and Ray Scott and Rod Thorn add 18 each. Nate Thurmond scores 19 for the Warriors while Guy Rodgers tops SF with 20. Detroit builds a halftime lead after an 18 4 run and never trails again.
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UPI
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San Francisco Warriors
Reggie Harding
Pistons
Ray Scott
Rod Thorn
Guy Rodgers
Warriors
Nate Thurmond
Wilt Chamberlain
Rodgers
Frank Ath
Scott
Ughior
Rojis
Mschry
Hrding
Stu
Miles
Attes
Tty Butcher
Rodgrs
de Busschere
Lee
Dewingr
Prats
Reed
San Francisco
Madison Heights Junior High Fetes Gridmen Dinner
Madison Heights Junior High will fete its junior high football team and coaches Whitey Ellis and Jim O Temple at a 6 15 PM Saturday dinner in the school cafeteria. Principal Randolph King and assistant principal Sam Ballentine will attend as special guests.
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Madison Heights
Whitey” Ellis
Jim O Temple
Randolph King
Sam Ballentine
Manship Quoted To Collect Bowling Fees At Home
John Manship newly appointed secretary treasurer of the Anderson Men's Bowling Association is receiving league sanction fees from loop secretaries and treasurers at his home on Meridian Street Officials may mail or bring fees in person to him for processing.
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John Manship
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Anderson Men’s Bowling Association
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