Indians In Jamboree Tonight at Lafayette Preview
Anderson's 1963 football team opens with a jamboree at Lafayette, facing Lebanon and Lafayette in quarters while coach Jim Carter cues up a lineup blending eight lettermen with three newcomers. The squad focuses on readiness for Fridays big home opener against Madison Heights at South Anderson Field, with several hundred fans expected.
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Long 162 Game Schedule Seems Like Eternity
NEW YORK UPI notes baseball's 162 game season feels endless for slumps and veterans. Stars like Stan Musial Duke Snider Hoyt Wilhelm and Mickey Mantle face rugged years with fading form injuries and pitching slumps across Reds Mets Dodgers Giants White Sox Yankees and other clubs.
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Maloney notches 20th win as Reds split doubleheader
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney earned his 20th win and the Reds split the Labor Day doubleheader with the New York Mets. Rose hit a leadoff homer in the nightcap, Rome’s 6th of the season, while Pete Rose contributed the lone run. Mets won the opener 5-3.
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Swinehart Downs Melson To Claim Grandview Crown
Rod Swinehart of Edgewood Country Club defeated Oscar Melson 7 under par through 31 holes to halt Melson quest for a seventh Grandview title at the municipal course. Swinehart led 2 up after the morning, 5 up at the 27th, sealing the win on the 31st green.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Results
National League results include Los Angeles over San Francisco 5 to 3 and St Louis defeating Philadelphia 7 to 3. American League scores show Cleveland 6 Boston 3 and New York 5 Baltimore 4 with other notable results. International and minor leagues list Columbus 6-0 and Syracuse 6-7 in standings with varied outcomes.
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Chisox Split With Angels In Twin Bill
Chicago White Sox win 8-7 in the ninth inning to split a Labor Day doubleheader with the Los Angeles Angels after trailing 7-4 in the second game. J C Martin delivered a two run double, completing the comeback. In Detroit, Mickey Mantle returns to the lineup as Whitey Ford earns his 20th win in a split with the Tigers.
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Area high schools set for Friday football action
Anderson Madison Heights hosts Anderson in a non conference clash while Highland seeks a 2nd win after a 57 6 rout of Centerville. Elwood visits Hartford City for a conference opener as Noblesville travels to Shelbyville under new coach Bill Nevitt. Evansville Reitz meets Vincennes in the season’s first big night as city and state title races unfold across Indiana.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores And Today's Pitchers Report
Yesterday's results show New York sweeping Cincinnati while Philadelphia and Chicago posted decisive wins. The slate includes San Francisco and Detroit victories, plus Baltimore and Cleveland big scores. Today's pitchers feature Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at St. Louis as key matchups with multiple teams listed on the slate.
Player Triumphs in Windy Holiday Golf Classic
Gary Player fired a final 69 to finish 36 holes at 4 under par 136 and win the $50,000 Holiday Golf Classic in Waukegan. Jack Nicklaus shot 70 for 138, Arnold Palmer 141. first prize was $20,000 to Player, with $16,000 to Nicklaus and $14,000 to Palmer.
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A Place to Shoot Gun Barn Advertisement
An advertising notice for a gun store titled Gun Barn promotes a complete range and services for buy sell and trade of firearms. The brief markets a full range facility and trading options.
Fireball Roberts Wins At Darlington
Fireball Roberts won the Southern 500 at Darlington, setting a record speed of 129.784 mph. Marvin Panch finished second, Fred Lorenzen third, with Roberts earning $22,325 and Lorenzen pushing season earnings past $100,000. The race ran without a caution flag and featured minimal incidents.
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Mets 10th-place club first to draw over a million fans
The New York Mets became the first major league team finishing 10th in standings to exceed 1 million in attendance. The milestone comes as baseball markets rebound and franchise draws support across cities including East Chicago and Hammond.
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Foyt Wins Du Quoin 100 Mile National Championship
A. J. Foyt of Houston won the United States Auto Club 100 mile Ted Horn Memorial race at Du Quoin in a record time of 1 hour 3 minutes 0.18 seconds. He led from lap 48 to the finish, beating Rodger Ward by five eighths of a mile. Chuck Hulse, Bob Marshman, and Don Branson finished second through fifth as Foyt claimed his fourth national title of the year and a $5,585.50 share of a $22,350 purse. Al Farmer was injured in time trials and hospitalized after his car overturned into a fence.
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Curt Day Wins Fifth Straight Indiana Horseshoe Title
Frankfort rider Curt Day captured his fifth consecutive Indiana State Horseshoe championship at Frankfort, posting an 11-0 run in the three day tourney. He rang 85.8 percent of tosses, with Karl Van Sant Cayuga finishing second and Ed Sharp Mulberry third among 131 contestants.
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Goetta Wins Rich Quarter Horse Futurity at Ruidoso
The California-owned Goetta captured the $284,915 American Quarter Horse Futurity at Ruidoso Downs, the richest quarterhorse race in the world, on Monday. The event drew top fields for a world record prize in New Mexico.
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Delco Furnaces Offered at Factory Prices by GM Employees
GM employees market Delco furnaces at factory prices through personnel directors at Delco Guide or Automatic Comfort Eng located at 21st and Meridian. Call 644-1215 for information. Cash or finance options available.
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