Pirates Rally Past Archers For Ninth Straight Win
Madison Heights Pirates defeat Fort Wayne South Side Archers 14 to 9 to extend their winning streak to nine. Key plays include a first half touchdown by Steve Utley to Mike Stohler and a 27 yard TD from Phil Faris to Bill Carter. Pirates’ defense held strong while Charlie Huston and Bill Snodden led the tackling effort.
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Amber Diver Upsets Rival in Temple Gwathmey Handicap
New York reports Amber Diver, the 1963 steeplechase champion, defeated rival Bon Nouvel by twenty lengths in the Temple Gwathmey Handicap at Aqueduct. Bon Nouvel, carrying 162 pounds, led early but fatigue set in, allowing Amber Diver to win in 5 39 45 for a $35,075 owner prize and payoffs of 10.70, 2.50, and 3.00 to win/place/show backers.
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Panthers Best Apaches, Move in Title Share
Elwood Panthers beat Wabash 20 7 after a fourth quarter surge to stay in the hunt for the Central Indiana Conference title share. Key plays include Rick Greaver to Gary Beasley for a first quarter TD and Lyle Robinson’s 21 yard run plus two Leavell PATs in the late stanza. Wabash led 7 7 at halftime before Elwood pulled away.
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Nicklaus Three Strokes Off Pace at Open
Jack Nicklaus fired a two round total of 146 to sit three behind leader John Sullivan in the Australian Open golf championship at South Bend. Sullivan posted 143 after a 70 and 73, while Len Thomas and a group of Australians trailed by one stroke. Willie Mays homered 47 times to claim the NL title.
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Jone
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Ted Ball
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Bruce Crampton
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NCAA Approves Ind Kentucky Cage Series
Indiana and Kentucky will host an interstate college all star basketball series next spring with NCAA approval. Ten players from each state will be selected. Indianapolis hosts the first game March 27 at Butler Fieldhouse, with Kentucky's home game in Freedom Hall set for late March or early April. Funds from Indianapolis proceeds go to multiple charities. Tony Hinkle may coach Indiana, pending agreement.
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Pie
YMCA Cage Practice Schedule Announced for Week
Physical Director Earl Guernsey announces the YMCA basketball schedule through next week. Nov. 2 games feature Anderson Plastics against Strange Nomes at 7 pm, Gwinn and Canada Drugs versus Y's Men at 8 pm, Paramount Theater versus House of Trophies at 9 pm. Regular games begin Nov. 9 Monday night.
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Indiana football scores from regional matches
Hobart 25 Crown Point 6 Calumet 19 Chesterton 0 Dyer 13 Griffith 7 Highland 28 Lowell 26 Valparaiso 21 Portage 13 Hammond 19 Hammond Morton 6 Hammond Gavit 34 Hammond Clark 13 East Chicago Washington 20 Hammond Tech 0.
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Gavit
Ham‘mond Clark
Chicago
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Tigers Finish Season With 10-1 Setback
Huntington Vikings defeated the Alexandria Tigers 20 to 7 as Bob Raver scored two TDs and Clark Reeves put Huntington ahead in the third. Alexandria led 7-2 at halftime after Steve Telfer and Phil Carroll connected on a score and extra point, then Huntington pulled away with Reeves and Raver TD runs. Alexandria ended the season 2-6 overall and 1-3 in Central Indiana Conference play.
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Indiana
Tigers
Clay Visits Crippled Children Party And Boxes
Cassius Clay visited a Halloween party hosted by children using crutches and wheelchairs in Boston and then boxed nine rounds in heavy workout for his defense against Sonny Liston. He later sparred three rounds with Rudolph Valentino Clay Dave Bailey and Cody Jones as the crowd was told this is the round the Big Bear goes out Nov 16.
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Dave Bailey
Cody Jones
Big Bear
Steelsmith Opens Lead in Almaden Open Golf Tourney
Jerry Steelsmith a 2¢-year-old pro from Glendale led the Almaden Open after the first round with a five under par 67 at Almaden Country Club. He held a one stroke edge over Billy Casper who shot 68 while Sam Carmichael Fred Marti Tony Lema and Steve Onperm displaced. Ken Venturi finished even par 72. Evansville teams and Miami Detroit scores listed.
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Fred Marti
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Tex
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la Jolla
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Almaden Country Club
Top US Officials Warn Against Olympic Relaxation
UPI reports Col. Donald Hull of the Amateur Athletic Union warns the United States must not coast after Tokyo. Russians will push hard for Mexico City medals, with coaches aiding Mexico and plans to boost performance in gymnastics fencing and Greco Roman wrestling. Hull urges stepping up pace across sports to avoid complacency.
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Ravens Invade Indiana Central Gridiron Today
Anderson College invades Indiana Central to meet the Greyhounds in a Dad Day clash that caps IC’s season. ICs Bob Edwards S. Lemme and Paul Jones lead the Eastsiders while AC’s Davy Case and Scheib push the offense against a 2-6 IC squad with optimism dented by injuries and a 0-6 mark for Anderson.
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Fort Wayne Catholic Tops Anderson 21 in Dads Night Clash
Fort Wayne Catholic built a 21 point lead at South Anderson Field then withstood a late rally by Anderson to win 21 to 13. Key plays included Stan Dilley’s 23 yard TD, Terry Martin’s two rushing TDs and three PATs, and early 4th quarter momentum from Anderson on Percy Davis and Steve Maines connection.
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Creed Paces Women's Golf in Las Cruces Open
Clifford Ann Creed shot a three under par 69 to lead the Las Cruces Ladies Open after the first round at Las Cruces Country Club. Betsy Rawls one stroke back with others like Kathy Whitworth Marlene Hagge and Sandra Haynie tied for third at 71. Mickey Wright surged to a 40 on the back nine. Ruth Jessen stood far back with 78 as the five hole tourney ends Sunday.
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Notre Dame Quarterback Huarte Shines First 1964 Debut
John Huarte the Notre Dame quarterback from Anaheim completed 15 of 24 passes for 270 yards in first 1964 game against Wisconsin as rain fell. The Trish won 31 7.
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