Club Championship finals crown multiple winners across courses
John D. Baker and Rod Swinehart defended titles at Anderson and Edgewood respectively while Oscar Melson earned his sixth ACC Grandview title with an 11 and 10 win over Steve Super at Grandview. Swinehart defeated Orew Nichols 5 and 4 at Edgewood for back-to-back wins.
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John Baker
Rod Swinehart
Melson
Grandview Flag
John D. Baker
Anderson Country Club
Oscar Melson
Grandview Municipal Club
Edgewood Country Club
Baker
Walter Black
Steve Super
Grandview
Swinehart
Orew Nichols
Edgewood
Chrisman Caps Top Drag Prize at Indianapolis Meet
Defending world champion Jack Chrisman of Long Beach California won the top eliminator prize at the National Championship Drag Races at Indianapolis Raceway Park. He drove Mickey Thompson's supercharged Pontiac AA dragster to 8.76 seconds, defeating Don Garlits of Tampa Florida who earlier set a national record of 190.36 mph in a Chrysler owned by Connie Katilla. The event drew about 60 000 spectators. Street eliminator winner was Sam Jones of Washington Indiana, driving a supercharged Chevrolet at 110.02 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Ind
Jack Chrisman
Long Beach
Calif
Indianapolis Raceway Park
Chrisman
Mickey Thompson
Don Garlits
Tampa
Fla
Garlits
Chrysler
Connie Katilla
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Sam Jones
Washington
AHS-MH Grid Ducats On Sale At 2 Schools
Tickets for the Anderson at Madison Heights high school football game go on sale at both schools. Prices are fifty cents for students if bought beforehand and one dollar for adults. at the gate all tickets are one dollar. Madison Heights offers a few season tickets in the reserved section for the fans.
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Anderson
Madison Heights
AHS
Ans
Major League Standings and Saturday Scores Across Leagues
Major League standings and results from Saturday include NL leaders Chicago and St Louis with high scores versus Houston Cincinnati and New York, plus AL actions with Boston Minnesota New York and Baltimore Cleveland. Pacific Coast and International League games show Vancouver Portland Toronto and Chicago St Louis matchups with varied outcomes.
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Chicago
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Boston
Minnesota
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
Indianapolis
Dallas Ft. Worth
Oklahoma City
Denver
Omaha
Houton
Vancouver
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Anderson
Haddit
O'Toole
Spahn
Koonce
Jackson
MecLish
Bruce
Pierce
Richart
Lee
Fordet
Rakow
Monbouquette
Bunns
Balti
Roberts
Hoeft
Stigman
Stenhouse
American Association
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Pet. G.B
Romana
Custon
Angel City
Dallas-Ft Worth
High School Grid Scores Report
Noblesville 38 Elwood 7 Richmond 37 Connersville 0 Logansport 6 Perue 6 tie Terre Haute Schulte 12 Bloomington 6 Brazil 6 Linten 0 Tipton 25 Sheridan 0 Carmel 35 Westfield 0 Crawfordsville 24 Attica 0.
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Noblesville
Elwood
Richmond
Connersville
Logansport
Perue
Terre Haute Schulte
Bloomington
Brazil
Linten
Tipton
Sheridan
Carmel
Westfield
Crawfordsville
Attica
Indians Sweep White Sox In Twin Bill 4-3 and 6-5
The Cleveland Indians, previously crushed in 10 of 11 by Chicago, swept a doubleheader from the White Sox 4-3 and 6-5. Jerry Kindall delivered a ninth inning RBI single in the first game, and Pedro Ramos and Barry Latman split the wins with late relief. In the second game Sam McDowell closed out Chicago after Latman faltered, preserving Cleveland's victory.
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Chicago
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Jerry Kindall
Barly Wynn
Pedro Ramos
Barry Latman
Cleveland
Latman
Sam McDowell
Cline
Olandis
Ladow
Fox
Francona
Cnoninghm
Kirkland
Abnson
Edwards
Maxwell
Maloney
Hishby
Romano
Smith
Aparicio
Phillips
Sadowski
Kindall
Roselli
Ramos
Wynn
Bell
d-Carreon
Cunningham
Held
Amos
Belligeoni
Drummon
Napp
Schwarts Stevens
Cubs Plaster Cards Twice In Rain Delayed Doubleheader
In St Louis the Cubs swept the doubleheader beating the Cardinals 5-2 in the nightcap after a 6-2 first game. Don Cardwell won the nightcap with help from Billy Williams and Ron Santo while Stan Musial homered twice for St Louis in the lidlifter.
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ST. Louis
Don Cardwell
St. Louis Cardinals
Glen Hobbie
Chicago Cubs
Stan Musial
Cubs
Don Ferarrarese
George Altman
Ron Santo
Hubbe
Musial If
Williams
Altman If
Banks
Hubbs
Rodgers
Chicago
Staus
Flood
Musial
Hr—Sawateki
Hebbie
Thacker
Simmons
Duliba
Ferrarese
Oliver
Cardwell
L—Ferrar
Yanks Angels Split Pair of Contests
The Los Angeles Angels blanked the Yankees through seven, then surged with four runs in the ninth to beat New York 6-5 and split a Labor Day doubleheader after New York won the opener 8-2. Tom Morgan won the nightcap, while Bo Belinsky took the loss in the first game.
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Yanks Angels
NEW York
Los Angeles Angels
Jim Coates
Luis Arroyo
New York Yankees
Yankees
Minnesota
Twins
Washington
George Thomas
Leo Burke
Dallas Fort Worth
Felix Torres
Ted Bowsfield
Juan Navarro
Ellie Howard
Mickey Mantle
Thomas
Tom Morgan
Tresh
Roger Maris
Bo Belinsky
Bill Stafford
Belinsky
Los Angeles
Pearson
Kubek
Moran
Riehrden
L.thomas
Wagner
Mantle
Roedgers
Maris
Torres
Howard
Burke
Skowron
Fergosi
Boyer
Stafford
Soper
Osinski
Duren
Averill
Mae
FE — Skowren
Torres Moran
Ll. Thomas
Richardson
Skowren
L. Thomas
Bridges
F Belinsky
U—Runge
Arrigan
Hurley
Flaherty
Morgan
L—Arroyo
Taylor Klaus Spark Phillies Past Houston for 16th Straight Win
Tony Taylor tripled and scored on Billy Klaus's ninth inning single as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Houston Colts 3 2 in the first game of a two night doubleheader. The Phillies stretch their series winning streak to 16 over Houston.
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Houston
UPI
Tony Taylor
Billy Klaus
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Colts
Philadelphia
Taylor
Warwick
Klaus
Spangler
Callison
Covington
Lillis
Farrell
Temple PO
Aspromonte
Lerker
Temple
Larker
Hog
Aptes
He-Callison
Sb-Spangler
Savage
Noblesville Rolls to 38 7 Victory Over Elwood
Noblesville Millers under coach Bill McClain race to 38 points in three quarters against Elwood Panthers in a drizzle slowed game. Bob Campbell and John Utter each score twice, Dennis Burris and Jim Lyon add one each as Elwood nets a late score on Mike Wilburn's 3 yard run.
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Noblesville
Bill McClain
Elwood
Bob Campbell
Campbell
John Utter
Jim Lyon
Utter
Lyon
Dennis Burris
Ron Drake
Miller
Panthers
Paydirt
Mike Wilburn
Curt Day Sweeps Hoosier Pitching Meet in 11-0 Run
Muncie Indiana AP Curt Day of Frankfort posted an undefeated 11-0 record to win the Indiana Horse Shoe Pitching Championships. He cracked the ringer percentage record at 85.1 surpassing his own 82 percent mark from last year. Floyd FowlerGreencastle finished second 10-1, Don Owens Summittville third 7-4, Karl VanNatter Kokomo won Class B at 9-2, while Charles Cummings Sweetser and Dean Chiddister Goshen tied in Class C at 10-1.
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Muncie
Ind
Curt Day
Frankfort
Indiana
Kokomo
Charles Cummings
Sweetser
Dean Chiddister
Goshen
Warriors Blast Columbus Capitols in preseason game
Indianapolis Warriors beat Columbus Capitols 17 to 7 in a preseason UFL contest. Carl Mobley threw two TD passes to Art Gilmore and Buddy Allen, Joe Klimas added a 16 yard field goal and extra points. Larry Cline connected with Tom Vernon for Columbus TD and Chuck Comer added the kick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mobley
Art Gilmore
Buddy Allen
Joel Klimas
Capitols
Larry Cline
Tom Vernon
Chuck Comer
Mays 42nd HR fuels Giants win over Dodgers
Willie Mays belted his 42nd homer and Jack Sanford won his 20th as the San Francisco Giants beat Los Angeles 7-3. Sanford allowed eight hits over eight innings while fanning five with no walks, lifting SF within 9 1/2 games of the Dodgers. Tom Haller added a homer, and Tommy Davis collected three hits for L A.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Willie Mays
Jack Sanford
San Francisco Giants
Dodgers
Sanford
San Francisco
Dodger Stadium
Mays
Stan Williams
Williams
Tom Haller
Giants
Tommy Davis
Dodger
Ron Fairly
Fairly
Fuewn
Wille Os
Gilliam
McCovey
Vis
Dvenport
Davis
Cepeda
Boward
Halle
Snider
Pagan
Roseboro
Wiliams
Roebuck
Ortega
Perranoski
Pirates Whip Mets Twice
In the nightcap Elroy Face preserved a 5-4 Pirates win after the Mets rallied with a single in the ninth. Face earned his 23rd save after a bases loaded, one out situation. Earlier Bob Friend won his 16th, aided by Dick Groat’s two run double as Pittsburgh took the opener 2-0.
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Pittsburgh
Elroy Face
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Pirates
Face
al McBean
Joe Christopher
Rich Herrscher
Felix Mantilla
Du Quoin 100 Mile Big Car Race Postponed
The 100 mile big car race at Du Quoin state fair in Illinois was postponed from Monday to Tuesday afternoon due to rain. Officials announced free admission to the fairgrounds but grandstand charges would remain, as the fair officially ended Monday night.
High School Football Opens Across Indiana This Week
The Associated Press reports new Hoosier high schools start their first football seasons this week. Muncie Southside hosts Cambridge City, Evansville Harrison plays Evansville North, Honey Creek’s first team meets Rockville, and Evansville Reitz opens at Vincennes. Other notable games include Attucks at Cathedral, Lafayette at Crawfordsville, Shortridge at Richmond, and South Bend Central at Fort Wayne Catholic.
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Hoosier
Muncie Southside
Wabash College
Bicknell
Harold Traviolia
Cambridge City
Evansville Harrison
Evansville Central
Evansville North
Harrison
Don Watson
Don Hamrick
Honey Creek
Rockville
Evansville
Reitz
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Cathedral
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Broad Ripple
Kokomo
Richmond
South Bend
Fort Wayne Catholic
Gary Froebel
Gary Andrean
East Chicago
Washington
Muncie Central
Hammond Noll
Hammond
Tech
Sacred Heart
Manual
Shortridge
Clarksville
Providence
Jeffersonville
West Lafayette
Logansport
Warren Central
Martinsville
Mississinewa
Marion
Monticello
Rensselaer
Allison Hits 2 HRs as Twins Rout Senators
In Washington, Camilo Pascual earned his 17th win while Bob Allison belted his 22nd and 28th homers as the Minnesota Twins swept a doubleheader 9-3 and 4-3. Allison’s 23rd homer came in the eighth of the second game with two on as Washington led 3-1.
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Washington
Camilo Pascual
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Allison
Minnesota
Piersall
dJohnson
Batley
Locke
Allen
Hamiin
Versailles
Baird
Pascual
Hobaugh
Pless
Atticks
Katyna
bzZipfel
Burnside
D Schaive
Sth
Killibrew
Hamlin
Hinton
Minnesota Ll
Bright Washington
Retzer
Rollins
Versalles
King
Power
Schwall Shuts Down Kansas City as Boston Splits DH
Boston right hander Don Schwall recovered from a sophomore slump to scatter four singles and beat Kansas City 3-1 in the nightcap, giving Boston the split of a Labor Day doubleheader. The Athletics won the opener 5-4 behind clutch RBI by Norm Siebern Ed Charles and George Alusik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Don Schwall
Kansas City
Athletics
Norm Siebern
Ed Charles
George Alusik
Red Sox
Frank Malzone
Schwall
Umbarger Hibler win AAU two man ten mile relay
Charles Umbarger and Steve Hibler of Indiana University won the sixth annual AAU two man ten mile relay at Stagg Field on Monday with a time of 46 minutes and 15 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Umbarger
Steve Hibler
Indiana University
Stagg Field
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ACC
Chrisman Caps Top Drag Prize
TPA
Bulletin-Herald
Modelli di
Uppo Verde
Spain
West 11Th
Firemen
Erskine
Eagles
Kevin Colip
Jeff Roberts
David Wilhite
Ken Lone
Roy Wilhoite
Mike Kelly
Cary Mcloughlin
Steve Colip
Larry James
Gary Rinker
Damon York
Mike Roberts
David Sewell
Gene Voss
John Barnard
Mike Turner
Rick Witham
Ken Jones
Walter Lane
Tribe
Chisox
McDowell
Horlan
Doyce
Zanni
Lown
Baulmann
Carreon
W—Latman
L — Horlan
Phils
Mahaffey
Kemmerer
Pgs Bee U
Secory
Pryoratelli
Indianapolis Warriors
United Football League
Columbus Capitols
Ace
Mets
New York Pittsburgh
Ashburn
Chacon
Groat &S
Herrsehler
Burgess
Coleman E
Hook
Kanehl
Joneherty
Friend
Groat
Clendenon
Heaman
W—Mcpean
L Craig
du Quoin
Chris Brizendine
Mike Moore
Keith Barnes
Steve Anderson
David Rhodes
Dennis Barnes
David Imel
David Nichol
Mike Hyatt
Roger Stewart
Mark Hosier
Tom Shelton
Herman Guyot
Minot Cleveland
Tom Kingery
Steve Hosier
Bruce Gaylor
Bob Brizendine
Ed Davis
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Associated Press
Bluffton
Hartford City
Wallop Senators
Gomez
Zimmerman
Daniels
Hannan
Cheney
Schmidt
W Gomez
L—Daniiels
Greencastle
Danville
Whiting
Lowell
East
Roosevelt
Boonville
Mater Dei
Crown Point
Gary
New Albany
Rex Mundi
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Fort Wayne
Concordia
Berne
Luers
Andrean
Arlington
Lawrence Central
Scecina
Wood
Adams
Riley
Robe Ug
Kutyna
Rice
Paparella Soar
Det Grece
del Greco
Fornieles
Cassey
Siebern
Charles
Alasik
Geiger
Green
Sievern
Sb—Charles
S—Kolstad
Sf—Geiger
Drabowsky
Wickersham
Weatt
Lene Delowk
Kolstad
P— Prahowskhy
U—Mckinley
Chy- Jak Umont
Stewart
Pfister
Walker
Archer
Sullivan
Sehwall
Nixon
Yereenwan
L—Pfister
By Walt Ditzen
Umbarger
Hibler
Don Carter
Marion Landewic
Marion Ladewig
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