Weekend Grid Sets Hard Football Tests For Local Teams
Highland Madison Heights Elwood and Anderson Highland face tougher foes this week in Central Indiana Conference play. Kennedy visits Anderson while Greenfield hosts Highland and Huntington travels to Alexandria. Madison Heights hosts undefeated Fort Wayne South in a Homecoming clash as Elwood meets Wabash and Alexandria hosts Huntington. Indiana high school football standings note several unbeaten programs with title races ranging across multiple conferences.
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Redskins
Kennedy
Indianapolis
Anderson
Anderson Highland
Greenfield
Aalgrandrio
Huntington
Elwood
Wabash
Fort Wayne South
Madison Heights
Ee Elwood
Pete Russo
Anderson Indians
Indianapolis Kennedy
Sacred Heart
Vic Roos
Anderson Highlanders
Mississinewa
Anderson Field
Bob Wetnight
Alexandria Tigers
Tigers
Central Indiana
Larry Shook
Panthers
Tom Bruin
Indi
Washington
Evansville
Rex Mundi
South Bend
Adams
Gary Wallace
Tech
Rex Munch
Memorial of
Wallace
Gary Roosevelt
SIAC
Jeffersonville
LaPorte
South Bend Central
Lafayette
NCC
Lebanon
Delphi
Frankfort
Greencastle
Brazil
Marion County
Muncie South
Muncie
Spurrier wins Southeast back of the week honor
Florida quarterback Steve Spurrier was named Southeastern Conference back of the week by United Press International for the third time this season after a 28 7 win over LSU. He passed 17 of 25 for 208 yards two touchdowns, ran 21 yards and averaged 43 yard punts.
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UPI
Florida
Steve Spurrier
Southeast
Spurrier
United Press International
Gators
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Ray Graves
Johnson City
Tenn
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Northwestern
North Carolina State
Towne Shoppe Moves to New Temporary Location
The Towne Shoppe announces a new temporary location at 431 West 11th Street and asks customers to be patient during the transition.
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Towne Shoppe
W. 11Th
Two More Arrested in LSU Bribery Plot
The FBI charged Joseph Nolan Samuel Comeaux and barber Samuel Graziano in Baton Rouge with attempting to bribe LSU football players Jim Dousay Gawain Dibetta and Billy Masters. Bonds set at 10000 5000 5000 respectively. Investigation ongoing with players and officials cooperating.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
FBI
Louisiana State University
Joseph Lee Nolan
Samuel ‘Freddie Comeaux
Samuel Graziano
Nolan
Comeaux
U.S
Charles H. Banta
Graziano
S. Comeaux
Robert E. Rightmyer
New Orleans
Rightmyer
Nolany
LSU
South Carolina
Rice
Miami
Texas
AIM
Kentucky
Florida
Noland
Jim Dousay
Gawain Dibetta
Billy Masters
Tiger
After the Scafley lecture huddle at the Huddle Open
An evening gathering follows the Scafley lecture with a social huddle at the Huddle Open to midnight Tuesday.
Radio Retains Trap Shoot Title at Fall Creek Meet
Radio defeated Press 80 to 71 at the Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club range east of New Columbus to claim the trap shoot title. Louis Disinger and Thom Burden tied with 19 birds. Disinger won the shootoff 6 to 5. Captain Lamerts and Captain Roberts led key performances as Radio secured the trophy.
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Radio
Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club
New Columbus
Lamerts
Thom Burden
Louis Disinger
Disinger
Burden
Roberts
Sam Roberts
Jim Stewart
Jim Ray
Dave Butler
Doc Vermillion
Lee Lortz
Dave Jones
Red’ Haven
Evansville Man Says Japs Ready For Major Baseball
Evansville promoter Walter Dilbeck says the Yomiuri Giants 5-0 shutout of the Los Angeles Dodgers proves Japanese players are qualified for major league baseball. The Giants won the Japanese World Series as Tokyo and other cities are eyed for a proposed Global League. A Chicago meeting next month was set to discuss details.
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Evansville
Ind
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Walter Dilbeck
Yomiuri Giants
Dodgers
Japan
Giants
Tokyo
New Global League
Chicago
May and Williams tied atop Indiana college scoring race
Indiana college football scoring leaders saw John May of Wabash and Perry Williams of Purdue each on 54 points after May’s 28-25 win over Ohio Wesleyan and Williams failing to score in Purdue losses. Notre Dame’s Nick Eddy moved into a third place deadlock at 42, while Jim Andrews and Amos Van Pelt climbed and fallen in the standings.
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Indianapolis
UPI
John May
Wabash
Purdue
Perry Williams
Indiana
May
Ohio Wesleyan
Williams
Boilermakers
Michigan
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Nick Eddy
Oklahoma
Jim Seymour
Manchester
Jim Andrews
Andrews
Anderson
Indiana Collegian
Southern Methodist
Amos van Pelt
Ball State
Bob Griese
Seymour
Mike Sheahan
St Joseph's
Bowling Curves Control Them Or Forget Them
A curve ball is not a spectacle. Unless you control the curve your score drops. Sharp bends bring strikes but misdirected curves ruin overall results. A straight ball or small hook covering about 10 boards is preferred to a round house.
McIntyre to Speak at Anderson Coaches Club Event
Jim McIntyre, Cincinnati Reds broadcaster, will open the 1966 Anderson Downtown Coaches Club season with a noon talk Wednesday at Linder's on the Point. The longtime sportscaster will share impressions from his first year in major league broadcasting across National League cities. Membership is $20 and available at Linder's.
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Jim McIntyre
Cincinnati Reds
Anderson
Linder’s
Mac
Wfbm-Tv
Louisville
Lexington
Indianapolis
Ohio County
Kentucky
McIntyre
Melin
Kathleen
Linda Gail
Peggy Lynn
Linda
Purdue
Peggy
North Central High School
Pete Wood
Linder
Pritchett Stages Quick Knockout Of Swords In Manchester
In Manchester England on Monday night Pritchett defeated J Swords by KO in the third round of a scheduled ten round bout. Pritchett floored Swords three times in quick succession for nine counts and secured victory.
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Manchester
England
Swords
Pritchett
Flat wooden plug ends elk bugling joke item
A quirky note suggests using a flat wooden plug with a solid end and an inside diameter from 54 inches to 7 feet as a humorous elk hunting aid. It mentions you might never hunt elk and offers ideas to bugle for friends or amuse yourself, including using a commercial bugle for surprise.
Bowling Sunday Mixed Standings and Honors
The weekly standings list Nice Texaco leading with 18 points, followed by Stardust Bowl and Stewart's Furniture with 17 each, and several clubs ranging from 15 to 6 points. Honor scores feature P Jayne 223 and high series by Kirkman 637 and Schuyler 597, with detailed marks across divisions and sponsor labels.
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Ccr
Nice Texaco
Stewart's ‘Furniture
Lucky Strikes
Cooper's Bowl
Scrubs
Wonder Four
Sandbaggers
Rector Real Estate
C & S Lumber
K.R.C
Musick’s 128 Club
Suburbanites
Bassett Beauty Shop
Stottlemyer Lumber
Tigers
Anderson Reel Repair
E-Z-Pickins
Strugglers
Fish’s
Pin. Missers
the Jokers
Emge’s
P. Jayne
F. Kean
S. Shelton
B. Pritchard
G. Julian
B. Gillette
M. Shaw
J. Bilbrey
T. Lantz
T. Carmin
H. Swinford
B. Miller
Whites Well SMU Eleven Rolls Again
In 1963 SMU upset Navy 32 28 with Mac White sprinting for 22 yards and a touchdown. After two operations White rose to become a busy quarterback, leading SMU with 359 rushing yards 296 passing yards and five touchdowns as the Mustangs sit 2 0 in the SWC with rival Texas A&M undefeated. Also a brief classified mention.
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Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodist
Navy
Mac White
Gainesville
White
Texas A&m
Rainy standings and honor roll from late rosters
Rain tied standings show Rains Gardens 3 and Hartley's 4 while Hal's Citgo and AAA Ins. hold zero wins each. Honor roll lists Hughes 223 and Palmer 219 among top scorers, with several players scoring in the 200s and 210s across divisions.
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Rains Gardens
Dept
Hal's
Hughes
Major
D. Warrum
G. Palmer
M. White
E. Howard
J. Garner
B. Creed
Gillum
B. Kimm
St. Clair
C. Hobbs
Bowling 30C at Rains AMF Balls and Holes Plugged
Bowling 30c at Rains AMF balls 12.95 holes plugged 2.50 Trade your ball on a new one at Rains.
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Rains
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