Highland and Anderson clash in county grid opener
Highland faces Anderson in the county football season opener at Denny Field about 8 pm. The Highland Laddies, with Beeman and Brandon leading their backfield, try to offset injuries to key players as Anderson’s fast offense and solid defense loom. Other area games feature Madison Heights against Shelbyville, Alexandria hosting Hartford City, and Elwood at Noblesville.
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Prophets of Doom
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Ed Beoman
Mark Brandon
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Elwood
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Steve Falters Heyardine
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Fairmount
Telfer
Butch Stafford
Stafford
Hamilton Heights
Arcadia
Westfield Tonight
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Ands
White Highlands
Andersons
Stein-Wood and Punchey's in landmark softball wins
The Stein-Wood team of Anderson powered to a 11 to 0 victory behind one hit pitching by Alen and Anderson. Punchey's radiated offense with a 9 to 1 win over Massa Construction as Leslie belted a homer with two aboard. Reformatory beat Wabash Crystal 6 to 4 with Strickland driving in two runs and Stein-Wood's Hughes hit a 24-foot homer. Friday matches include Mer rion's Bobcats versus Kokomo Eagles and Punchey's vs Muncie Erby Bar.
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Lee
Grid Scores Showdown Exposes Evening Results
Yesterday's high school scores include E. C. Roosevelt six at Highland tied nil in an exhibition, while Baltimore defeated Detroit two nothing in a 20 point margin.
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Indians top Baltimore 4-1 behind Siebert five-hit gem
Cleveland Indians defeat Baltimore 4-1 as Sonny Siebert allows five hits and Duke Sims and Max Alvis homer. Alvis belts his 16th in the fifth, Sims adds a sixth inning shot that brings in Fred Whitfield after a walk. Orioles manage a lone run, while Cleveland plates three on key at bats.
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ACC Women Golf Tourney at Anderson Country Club
The Anderson Country Club ladies held a Tuesday golf meeting with a best-ball two-person scramble. Meomi Bernell and Ann Nuttis won the event with a 35 for nine holes. Other pairs finishing include Ruth Heller and Lee Paugh in second, Dorothy Shine and Betty Weoblberg third, Carolyn Bolles and Marge Plummer fourth, and Fran Ellis with Virginia Misr ninth. C C Clark and Sons moved to 621 Nichol Ave, our new home.
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Ruth Heller
Lee Paugh
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Fran Ellis
Virginia Misr
Hoosiers In Good Shape Says Pont As Camp Opens
Indiana University football coach Jon Pont toured the Hoosier squad with photographers and said players are in better physical condition than last year. The larger camp roster includes percentage of non scholarship invitees. actual workouts start Thursday on a two a day schedule. Tolil and DeCraene face short-term restrictions after injuries.
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Trade Howell For Counts In NBA Shakeup
Baltimore Buffets of the National Basketball Association and Mountaid Thursday they traded forward Bailey Howell to the Boston Celtics for center Mel Counts on a straight player deal. Counts, 6 foot 9, 230 pounds from Coos Bay Oregon, will be entering his third year in the NBA and was the Celtics' No. 1 draft pick. Counts is 24.
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Mann Leads Ladies World Series of Golf at Springfield
Carol Mann, a Towson Maryland native, shot a six under par 65 to take a halfway lead in the inaugural Ladies World Series of Golf at Springfield Country Club. She holds a one stroke edge over Sandra Haynie of Fort Worth and Mickey Wright of Dallas, while Kathy Whitworth and others trail with mixed rounds.
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Sandra Spytich
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Alexandria
Mets Rally Past Giants In Low-Scoring Win
New York Mets beat San Francisco 2-1 as Dennis Ribant allowed five hits over seven innings and Walt Hriniak or Art Schult with two-run single in the second. Perry suffered his 20th loss of the season, dropping to 1-13 after another rough outing.
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Beginner's Luck Sees O Banion Card Hole In One
Kim E. O Banion, 44, scored his first hole in one on the second hole at Grand View course yesterday after only three months in the sport. He described the shot as just right and rolling to the cup. He finished the front nine with 46 strokes over par. Witnesses Lloyd Weaver and another player did not see the shot.
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Roosevelt Raceway
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