Kokomo Wildcats top Rebels in jamboree action
Kokomo beats South Side 19 to 12 in a four team jamboree at South Side field. Standout plays include Kokomo scoring on a 11 yard drive and a 64 yard pass to set final Kats touchdown while Anderson and Lafayette also feature in the night’s mixed scrimmage.
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Jayette
Boonetons
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Anderson Inderson Indians
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Bill Faries
Dorothy Trick
Sun Valley
Sanford Country Club
Giants Call Up Murakami First Japanese Born Player
The San Francisco Giants promoted Masanori Murakami from Fresno in the California League as the first native-born Japanese player in an American major league roster. The left hander left Fresno Monday for New York and was expected to be in uniform for the Mets game. He had an 11-7 relief record at Fresno.
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Masanori Murakami
Fresno
Murakami
New York
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New York Mets
UPI
Alvin Jackson
San. Francisco Giant
Masanari Murakami
Ahr
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Lanlee
Hunt
Hart
iCepeda
Eagles and Local 1944 win in Madison County softball tourney
Eagles nipped Summitville ACs 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Local 1944 whipped Neeley’s Refrigeration 6 to 5. Stine and Wood Insurance trounced Elwood All Stars 11 to 1. Tournament held at Shady Side diamond.
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Eagles
Summitville AC
Neeley
Stine & Wood Insurance
Elwood All- Stars
Madison County
Shadyside
Regatta Plans Set At Madison
Regatta plans unfold in Madison Indiana as five boat races hit the schedule on the Ohio River. Tonight's matchups include Guide Lamp versus Eagles at 7 and Elwood versus Local 1944 at 8:30 with Stine and Wood to face the Thursday night winner. Line scores note Eagles 5 4 1 and Local 1944 6 9 3 in a tight run.
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Ind
UPI
Ohio
Eagles
Elwood
Stine & Wood
C's
Welborn
Stroup
Howerton
Sauerwein
Norton
Neeley
Ellis
Parkhurst
Carroll
Smith
Young and Pruitt
G. Deck
Wood
L. Stover
M. Stover
Mississinewa Oak Hill Win In Four Team Jamboree
Mississinewa and Oak Hill edged Alexandria Fairmount 19 to 7 in a four team jamboree. Non Watson ran 65 yards for Mississinewa with Rick Atkinson adding the extra point. Alexandria and Fairmount also scored in the second quarter.
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Oak Hill
Mississinewa
Alexandria- Fairmount High School
Alexandria
Non Watson
Indians
Rick Atkinson
Jim Haan
Dennis Ice
Rich May
Hartford City
Tigers
Central Indiana
Tipton- Noblesville
Tipton
Sheridan
Jackson Central
Noblesville
Blue Devils
Sheriden
Madison Regatta crown near as 50,000 line river for Governor’s Cup
The Madison Regatta climaxes Sunday with the Indiana Governor's Cup awarded by Governor Welsh to the winning hydroplane. Up to 50,000 spectators are expected as Miss Bardahl Miss Madison Miss Exide Gale V and Tempo headline the hydro races starting with Wednesday practice and Friday qualifying.
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Big Hydros
Welsh
Miss Bardahl
Miss Madison
Miss Exide
Gale V
Tempo
Hydros
Owens Starts Torch On Trip
A brief boxing style feature outlines bowling technique from trainer Don Carter. It promotes the pamphlet Position Stance & Approach available by mail for 10 cents plus SASE. The note urges deliberate footwork and a smooth first step as essential for a reliable four step delivery.
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Ero
Don Carter
National
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Twins Rally To 2 1 Victory Over Orioles
In Minneapolis Harmon Killebrew hit a two run homer and Jim Kaat along with Al Worthington held Baltimore to two runs as the Twins defeated the Orioles 2 1. Other scores include Detroit over Chicago and Cleveland shutting out Washington as part of a night of baseball results.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Hame
Harmon Killebrew
Jim Kaat
al Worthington
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Five Hoosiers Assured Of Olympic Berths
INDIANAPOLIS AP Five present or former Hoosiers earned spots on the U S Olympic team as Fred Schmidt an Indiana University senior won the men 200 meter butterfly at the New York trials setting a U S record of 2 08 0 Other qualifiers include Chet Jastremski IU medical student who set a world record in the 200 meter breaststroke Tom Trethewey IU junior in the same event Kathy Ellis Indianapolis in the women s 100 meter freestyle and Muriel Grossfeld formerly of Indianapolis now at New Haven Conn in gymnastics
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Indianapolis
Muriel Grossfeld
New Haven, Conn
Phillies Rally Power Surges In Nightcap Win Over Dodgers
Philadelphia tops Los Angeles 3 0 in the eighth inning as Allen homers inside the park and Callison adds a 24th homer. Weakened by extra-inning drama, Cincinnati and St Louis pull tight NL standings with Maloney and Uecker delivering late-game heroes.
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Rich
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Bure
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Reds
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Burkegh
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Menk Javi
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Nichols vaults to fourth in PGA winnings in Carling Open
In Dunedin Florida Bob Nichols surged from tenth to fourth in the money standings by winning the Carling Open with a one stroke victory over Arnold Palmer. Nichols earned 35000 dollars lifting his 1964 total to 72087 dollars Palmer collected 17000 to stay behind Nicklaus who leads with 110743 dollars. Palmer shares top with Nicklaus in total earnings and Tony Lema remains third.
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Fla
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Arnold Palmer
Nichols
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Bill Casper
Gary Player
Ken Venturi
Yuan (Chi Chi) Cae
Mason Rudolph
Mike Souchak
Nichols Won't Play In Dallas Open Golf
PGA champion Bobby Nichols skips the Dallas Open beginning Friday for a round of exhibitions. Other top players missing include Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Tony Lema Gary Player and Ken Venturi. Lead entrants include Billy Casper Mike Souchak Julius Boros Chi Rodriguez Don Finsterwald Don January and defending champion Billy Maxwell.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Gary Player
Ken Venturi
Billy Casper
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Julius Boros
Chi
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Don January
Billy Maxwell
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