Three Jamborees Kick Off Anderson Football Season
Six area NCC teams in four game jamboree at South Anderson Field tonight. Anderson and Kokomo open with first quarter action, followed by South Side and Lafayette Jeff, then Indians versus Lafayette and South versus Kokomo. Regular season opener at Lebanon Friday.
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Anderson
South Anderson
Muncie
Kokomo
Lafayette Jeff
NCC
South
Lafayette
Indians
Lebanon
Dave Garrett
Rich Youngblood
Mike Carter
Charles Walker
Larry Hoover
Letterman Don Seal
Norm Robinson
Duane Cornelius
Kenny Johnson
John Lang
Roger Mullins
Duke Horton
Jim Tallman
Bob Milam
Cane
Mullins
Seal
Jim Carter
South Anderson Field
Coach Carter
Don Seal
Mike Taylor
Herald
Deck's No Hit No Run Gem Tops Eagles In Seven
Elwood All-Star hurler delivered a sparkling no hit no run performance to beat the Eagles 3 0 in seven innings at Shadyside Park during the Madison County double elimination softball tourney. Castor homered twice as GL Spot Lamps edged UAW CIO 663 3 1. Three players led a home run derby with six homers each. Tonight features Summitville Eagles Local 1944 Neeley's Refrigeration and a championship bracket.
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Gene Deck
Elwood
Eagles
Madison County
Shadyside Park
Castor
Uaw-Cio
Stine & Wood Insurance
Sumitville Ac’s
Fred Simpson
Gilman
John Anderson
Neeley
George Williams
South Meridian
Summitville
Stine
Wood Insurance
Layton
Swinford
C. Humes
Jones
Stine & Wood
Young and
Area High School Football Jambore Action Opens Week
Six area teams kick off the football season with three jamborees tonight and five games next Friday. Noblesville, led by star halfback Steve Mullins, headlines the Tipton Jamboree with Tipton Jackson Central and Sheridan. Alexandria, Fairmount, Mississinewa, and Oak Hill also participate in jamborees with Anderson, Muncie South Side, and Kokomo in action.
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Anderson
Muncie Southside
Kokomo
Lafayette
Fairmount
Alexandria
Mississinewa
Oak Hill
Tipton
Noblesville
Jackson Central
Sheridan
Steve Mullins
Fair
Tigers
Branchos
Muncie South
Kokomo Kats
Shelbyville
Madison Heights
Elwood
Hartford City
Indians
Lebanon
Indiana
Jim Wehsollek
Jim Hahn
Phil Carroll
Bob Hood
Dennis Ice
Allen Lewis
Jerry Auler
Frank Johnson
Steve Kildo
Larry Stafford
Edmund Duncan
Dave Allen
Dave Stinefield
Dahl Spencer
Steve Eden
Dan Hampton
Bob Simmerman
Jim Wood
Doug Cowart
George Provence
Jeff Withem
Dan Weld
Eddie Grissom
Jim Johnson
Duke Humphrey
Indiana Openers Set for Fast-Paced High School Football
Elkhart and Richmond lead Indiana's top teams returning stars Mike Franger and Scot Miller as 1964 openers loom. Friday and Saturday night jamborees spark a slate of matchups across Central and Northern Indiana, with many teams playing one quarter to preview the season.
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Associated Press
Elkhart
Richmond
Indiana
Mike Franger
Scot Miller
Wil
Mike Martin Jr Wins Edgewood Men's Golf Title
Mike Martin Jr defeats Dick Peck 10 and 8 to win Edgewood Country Club's 36 hole Men’s Club Championship. Martin was runner up to Rod Swinehart in 1962 and beat last year’s runner up Dick Mills 6 and 5 in the semi finals. He shot a 1 under par 69 on the west course first 18. Jim Unelebach won the Vice President’s Flight 5 and 4 over Bob Mettlen. Ken Musser took the Secretary’s Flight 5 and 4 over Joe Canaday. Ron Martin won the Treasurer’s Flight 2 up over Dale Kimble. Family Day planned for Sept 6 with multiple partner divisions. Low net weekly tourney winners announced: Thoben 74-14-63. Kellegge 89-24-65. Byers 76-11-65. Unclebach 77-12-65.
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Edgewood Country Club
Mike Martin Jr
Dick Peck
Mike
Rod Swinehart
Dick Mills
West Side
Jim Unelebach
Bob Mettlen
Ken Musser
Joe Canaday
Ron Martin
Dale Kimble
al Stow
Dick Thoben
John Kellegge
Phil Byers
Jim Unclebach
ACC Holds Junior Golf Championship at Anderson Country Club
Anderson Country Club hosted a junior links tournament on its 18 hole layout. Winners by age group include Larry Kuhl 85 and Bill Heller 86 in 16-17, Denny Stidham 75 and Bob Rose 85 in 14-15, Mike Lee 86 and Jon Maier 90 in 12-13, with an 18 hole playoff between Lee and Maier where Lee shot 86 to Maier 90. An 11-under 9 hole playoff saw Tom Donaldson 55, Don Gwinnup 56, Steve Norris 60 placing.
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Anderson Country Club
Larry Kuhl
Denny Stidham
Mike Lee
Tom Donaldson
John Maier
Lee
Maier
Bill Heller
Bob Rose
Jon Maier
Don Gwinnup
Steve Norris
Sunday's National and American League Baseball Scores
National League results include Francisco 13 run 4 over Milwaukee Houston 8 6 Cincinnati 5 7. Pirates 10 Phillies 2. Cardinals 5 Dodgers 1. Cubs 7 Mets 3. American League games show Kansas City 9 Cleveland 3 Chicago 3. Baltimore 0. New York 9 Boston 3. Minnesota 5 Washington 4. Los Angeles 5 Detroit 4.
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Friend
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Hendley
Jackson
Lemaster
Sadecki
San
Okla
Salt Sk
City
Senior Citizens Shuffleboard Tourney At Local Outdoor Courts
Eleven seniors enter a singles shuffleboard event starting at 2 p.m. today on Ira Strock’s yard court at 1737 Wirth St. The Herbert Paschal court at 1218 Broadway may host matches. Matches are best two of three 75 point games with winners advancing. Participants include Abe Glant Ira Strock Luke Rector Harry Rousey Dan Rector George Clarkson Orla Baird Roy Smith Herbert Paschal Guy Hawkins and Ward Thomas.
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Ira Strock
W.irth St
Herbert Paschal
Broadway
Abe Glant
Luke Rector
Harry Rousey
Dan Rector
George Clarkson
Dodgers Hit Back to Beat Cardinals 12-3 in St Louis
Maury Wills and Wes Parker homered as Don Drysdale improved to 15-13 with 12 strikeouts. Drysdale also drove in two with a two out single as the Dodgers halted St Louis six game win streak. Koufax on brief rest with 223 batters faced.
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Maury Wills
Wes Parker
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Dodgers
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Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles
Roseboro
Torborg
Cuellar
Pleis Protects Minnesota Lead In 2-1 Contest
Reliever Pleis snuffed out a Washington rally in the eighth inning and protected a 2-1 Minnesota victory as Jim Grant worked on a three hitter until wildness in the eighth. Two walks and Don Blasingame's single produced the two runs after two were on with two outs. Pleis struck out pinch hitter Fred Valentine to end the threat.
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ST. Paul
Bill Plies
Washington
Minnesota
Jim Grant
Grant
Wildness
Don Blasingame
Pleis
Fred Valentine
Jockey Jimmy Lee Sweeps All Races at Churchill Downs
In Louisville on June 5, 1907, jockey Jimmy Lee won all six races at Churchill Downs. The field included riders and notable scores with multiple entries such as Stephen son 246, 205, and Cruson 203, while other listed participants posted various results. The brief results record highlights a dominant performance across the six-race program.
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Louisville
UPI
Jimmy Lee
Churchill Downs
Cedar Lounge and Orioles Split Weekend Baseball Series
Cedar Lounge and the Chicago Orioles split a two game set at Memorial Field in Central Indiana Baseball League action. The Orioles built offense with seven and seven in the second and third innings of game one for a 14 to 8 win while the Lounge exploded for 15 first three innings and 17 to 8 in six innings in game two. D Shurlock homered for Baltimore and Eo Adcock slugged a three run shot for Cedar Lounge in the opener. John Teague homered twice for Cedar Lounge in game two as Harold Smith hit a two run shot for Chicago. The split leaves Cedar Lounge at 18 and 6 on the season.
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Lounge
John Teague
Harold Smith
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Cedar Lounge
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C. Lounge
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Jones
Aly Woods
Bohannon
Williams
Douglas
J. C. Lounge
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Shurlock Coleman
Woods
Teague
Siebern Leads AL Walks as Orioles First Baseman
Baltimore Orioles first baseman Norm Siebern leads the American League in walks this season, saying he avoids swinging at bad pitches to reach base. The veteran, who joined Baltimore this year in a trade from Kansas City, recalls a standout career with the Yankees and Athletics and aims to win a pennant with the Orioles. He notes teammate Steve Barber as a formidable opponent he’s faced.
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UPI
Norm Siebern
Baltimore Orioles
Siebern
New York Mets
Kansas City Athletics
R.B.J
Kansas City
New ‘York Yankees
Pye
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Yankees
Athletics
Oriole
Hank Bauer
Steve Barber
Shuck First Etchison Hurt In Boat Races
Pendleton racer George Shuck won Class C in the National Outboard Association finals at Danville Illinois marking Anderson area’s 12th national title. Rival Regie Carris placed fourth in Class C Utilities and Leon Kincaid finished second in Class D. Ed Etchison sustained serious injuries when a propeller blade struck him during the Class B final.
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George Shuck
Pendleton
Danville
Ill
Shuck
Anderson
United States
NCA
U.S
Regie Carris
Lass C
Anderson Spedtster
Leon Kincaid
Ed Etchison
9 Ball 5c Snooker 25c Open at Paramount Billiards
The event headlines a 10-10 Sunday match at Paramount Billiards with 1 P.M. start featuring a 9 ball and 5c snooker open format and a 25c entry listing.
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Paramount Billiards
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