Indians Beat Lebanon Tigers 20-7 in Friday clash
Lebanon Tigers fall 20 to 7 as Anderson High adds two early touchdowns and holds on. Rich Youngblood opened scoring with a 4 yard run, John Doyle caught a 35 yard pass, and Charles Walker added a 1 yard TD run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Anderson
Indians
Lebanon Tigers
Redskins
Jim Carter
Pete” Russo
Rich Youngblood
Tribe
Charles Walker
Dave Garrett
John Doyle
Custer Ritchie
Denny Slaughners
Dennis Thompson
Walker
Mike Carter
Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Phillies
Frank ‘Thomas
John Callison
San Francisco Giants
Football Scores From Indiana High School Matchups
A compilation of recent Indiana football scores including Anderson 20 Lebanon 7 and Madison Heights 27 Shelbyville 12. Other results feature Westfield 32 Anderson High land 7, New Castle 27 Connersville 0, and numerous local teams across the state with late entries like Bloomington University 35 Mitchell 0 and Tell City 39 Huntingburg 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tell City
Huntingburg
Bloomington University
Mitchell
Clarksville
Providence
Jeffersonville
Dodgers Mets Split In Twi Night Doubleheader
Dodgers drop 6-5 as a Davis misplay in the eighth allows three runs for New York Mets. Earlier, Drysdale spun a three hitter in a 3-0 Los Angeles win to open the twin bill.
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NEW York
UPI
Tommy Davis
Mets
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Wille
Klaus
Trewski
Hunt
Davis
Nooo Elliot
Parker
Griffith
Altman
McMian
Oliver
Chen
Dryevile
Seth
de Tracewski
T. Davis
Kranepool
Griffith Lea
Sb—Willsh Rerbh
Drysdale
Cisco
Madison Heights Harriers Top Pendleton in Cross Country Meet
Madison Heights varsity beat Pendleton 25 to 34 on a two mile idlewild course. Weathers led MH with a 9 58 time in the season opener while the MH reserves won 17 to 8 with Hunter clocking 11 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Heights
Pendleton
Pendleton Idlewold
Don Weathers
Pirate Varsity
Hunter
Weathers
Jacobs
Harrison
Williams
Manud
Campbell
Bertram
Corn
Gates
Warner
Morris
Neal
Hawkins
Woods
Dow Jones
Post
Robinson
Lewark
M. Robinson
Osome
Danny Jones
Sealean
Donaldson
Mingle
Sewark
Perkins
Tom Jones
Goodson
Carey P
Gill
Harvey
Crosley
Wilson
Ockoman
Strike Mor Kegling Opens Sept 12 for Youth Leagues
Strike Mor Lanes manager Dick Townsend announces start of boys and girls leagues for Bantams Juniors and Seniors on Saturday Sept 12. Bantams at 9 am Juniors 10 30 am and Seniors 1 30 pm. Other leagues at West Side Community Center Saturday afternoon and Tuesday Sept 8 and Sept 14 openings.
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Dick Townsend
Jackson St
Anderson
Wright
West Side Community Center
Bowling, 30c at Rains Ebonite balls
Ebonite balls priced at 30 cents at Rains advertise bowling equipment. Holes plugged option offered for 2 dollars 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rains
Do Sparkle Wins Atlantic City Feature at Seven Furlongs
Do Sparkle with Kari Korte aboard led from the start and held on to win the seven furlong Atlantic City feature by a length and a quarter. Tetanus finished second and Turf Parade third as Baitman faded to last in a field of six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays Landing
N.J
UPI
Do Sparkle
Atlantic City
Kari Korte
High Sparkle
Tetanus
Turf Parade
Baitman
de Sparkle
Big Pete
Bastman
Tetahorses
Finkle Jade
Cantalong
Miss Petare
Griffith Sparkles Before Calumet Clash
Highland Indiana fans saw Griffith edge Calumet 7 6 in a Friday night football thriller. Bob Brown returned a kickoff 98 yards but fumbled in the end zone. Bob Sturek recovered for a Griffith touchdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Ind
Griffith
Calumet
Bob Brown
Bob Sturek
Garlits Leads Fuel Dragster Qualifying at Indy
Don Garlits of Tampa posted 7.75 seconds at 195.64 mph to lead the fuel dragster class during Indianapolis Raceway Park qualifying. Connie Kalitta slowed to over 200 mph, while Ron Abbott led the gas dragster class at 8.51 seconds and 179.64 mph. Jim Thornton topped the stock car qualifiers with 11.32 seconds at 128.04 mph in a 1964 Dodge.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Don Garlits
Tampa
Fla
Indianapolis Raceway Park
Connie Kalittal
Mount Clemens
Mich
Ron Abbott
Albany
N.Y
Jim Thornton
Royal Oak
Musson Sees Govs Trophy Race as Season Best
Ron Musson predicts the Governors Trophy on Sunday will rank among the season’s top Gold Cup Class races. He cites strong outings from Miss Bardahl and Miss Budwieser, with several Seattle crews and boats like Notre Dame and Miss Exide showing speed amid a 13-boat field on the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ind
Ron Musson
Seattle
Ohio
Bardahl
Budwieser
Chuck Hickling
Notre Dame
Bill Muncey
Rex Manchester
Guntersville
Ala
Miss Exide
Bill Brow
Blue Chip
Walt Kade
Detroit
Buddy Byers
Columbus
Musson
13 Fillies Named For Lassie Stake
A field of 13 two year old fillies was drawn for Arlington Park's Lassie Stake the world's richest for the division. Two supplements at 15000 each are Penny Newberg's Money to Burn and Jackot Stables Mr. B's Sister. The 6 2 furlong race carries a purse of 231815 with winner's share about 77815. Other contenders include Dedicated A Sculptured Popetrenea Admiring Wild Song Great Flame Privileged Dungiven and more. Each weight 119 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arlington Park
Penny Newberg
Jackot Stable
Mr. B
J. Kel Houssels
Kerr Stable
Fred Hooper
Hirsch Jacobs
Admiring
Forest Lindsay
Wild Song
Fairway Fun
Topping Idea
Great Flame
Privileged
Dungiven
Eastern Trounces Western For 27th Straight Grid Win
East ern of Howard County opened the season with a 35-0 triumph over Western. Fullback Leon Troyer scored three touchdowns and rushed 275 yards on 9 carries, averaging 30.6 yards per attempt, with scoring runs of 4, 64 and 84 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Eastern
Howard County
Western
Leon Troyer
Jose Torres Wins 10 Round Decision In TV Bout
Puerto Rican middleweight champion Jose Torres scored a 10 round split decision over Go meo Brennan in Miami Beach television action. Torres landed repeated power shots to edge Brennan as the referee scored the bout in his favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Torres
Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
Gomeo Brennan
Pirates Romp Shelbyville In 27-12 Victory
Madison Heights High School football overwhelmed Shelbyville 27-12 before about 3000 fans. Quarterback Steve Utley passed well to Mike Stohler as Gary Bute produced 56 and ? yard runs, while Charles Huston anchored a stout defense and Bill Plummer averaged 43.7 yards per punt.
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Madison Heights
Shelbyville
Steve Utley
Gary Bute
Charles Huston
Pirates
Golden Bears
Utley
Mike Stohler
Denny Fox
Fox
Golden Bear
Vic Montgomery
Bill Carter
David Bremer
Bucs
Gary Bute Ton
Utle
Bac
Jim Panagos
Pirate
Bute
Carter
Mike Hobbs
Bill Plummer
Reely Beeg Wins Head Man Handicap Narrowly
Mac Sweetie Stable's Reely Beeg won the Head Man Handicap by a nose at Aqueduct. Braulio Baeza rode the bay to victory over Piave and Sunstruck in the mile race, finishing in 1:35 2-5 as the winner paid 7.40 4.50 2.70.
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New York
UPI
Mac Sweetie Stable
Reely Beeg
Aqueduct
Sunstruck
Piave
Braulio Baeza
Beeg
Allotey Defeats Brown In Melbourne Boxing Bout
Ghanan bantamweight Bob Allotey 116 pounds won a clear decision over Filipino Billy Brown 114 in a 12 round fight Friday night in Melbourne.
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Allotey
Melbourne
UPI
Ghana
Bob Allotey
Billy Brown
Control Tips for Beginners pamphlet request note
A bowling instruction pamphlet offers tips to fix backswing errors and improve accuracy. It suggests having a professional observe practice and charges 10e plus a stamped return envelope to Marion Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago for a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results Summary
National League results show San Francisco 3 New York 1 Houston 6 Philadelphia 0 Milwaukee 7 St Louis 0 Chicago 3 Milwaukee 0. American League scores include Baltimore 4 Minnesota 1 Los Angeles 4 New York 0 Boston 7 Kansas City 5. Pacific Coast League and yesterday's results list multiple interleague matchups and postponements with numerous pitcher notes.
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San Francisco
New York
Houston
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Boston
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Denver
Arkansas
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Portland
Spokane
Hawaii
San Diego
Seattle
City
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Hendley
Bunning
Johnson
Friend
Jackson
Cuellar
Lemaster
Purkey
Barber
Brunet
Downing
Odum
Siebert
Horlen
Lolich
Narum
Lamabe
Kaat
St Louis
Ston
Washington Kansas City
IL Proxy Suspends Toronto Manager For Bumping and Cussing
International League President Thomas H. Richardson suspended George Sparky Anderson manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs for three days and fined him $50 for bumping an umpire and using abusive language during a Sept. 1 game against the Syracuse Chiefs in Toronto. The action followed the release of umpire Dick Gustavo of Milford Mass, who had been involved in two heated arguments during the Toronto Syracuse series.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPI
Thomas H. Richardson
George
Sparky) Anderson
Toronto Maple Leafs
Anderson
Syracuse Chiefs
Toronto
Richardson
Dick Gustavo
Milford
Mass
Gustavo
Elwood Tops Noblesville Millers 34 to 12 in rout
Elwood Panthers overpowered Noblesville Millers 34 12 as Rick Groover connected with Gary Beasley on a 22 yard TD pass and Lyle Robinson added two scores. Rich Leavell kicked extras while Noblesville fought back with a late 80 yard TD pass from Dan Weldy to Steve Mullins.
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Noblesville
Elwood
Panthers
Noblesville Millers
Rick Groover
Gary Beasley
Rich Leavell
Lyle Robinson
Leavell
Duke Humphrey
Dan Weldy
Steve Mullins
Beasley
John Burton
Robinson
Mike Manis
Wood
Detroit Shuts Out Senators In 1-0 Contest
UPI reports Dave Wickersham earned his 17th win of the year with help from Fred Gladding as the Detroit Tigers beat the Washington Senators 1-0, the Senators suffering a third straight shutout. Pete Ward and Bill Skowron homered in the 10th to lift the White Sox 6-5 over the Indians. The Yankees erupted for four runs in the 10th to defeat the Athletics 9-7.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Bill ‘Mazeroski
Don Clendenon
Bob Veale
Houston
Gaines
Mrroski
Hardy
Grote
Alley
Bruce
Murrell
Spngier
White
Clemente
Clendenon
Eroski
Roberts
Bruce L
Jones
Farrel
Lynch
Sp- Veale
Washington
Dave Wickersham
Fred Gladding
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Chicago
Pete Ward
Bill Skowron
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Chief Adio Wins Indiana ITPHA Pace at State Fair
Chief Adio owned by Fred Runyan of Shelbyville captured the Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association championship for 3 year olds and up pacers with a first in the $3,000 pace at the Indiana State Fair. Ed Barnes Jr. drove Chief Adio to a heat win and overall purse, while Stretch Drive won the $3,000 ITPHA Trot for 3 year olds and up. A visor of mishaps occurred as Windale Flyer flipped. driver Harry Baker sustained unspecified injuries.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Chief Adio
Fred Runyan
Shelbyville
Fairgrounds
Windale
Miss True Cash
Harry Baker
Ed Barnes Jr
Liar’s Bench
Stretch Drive
J. W. Madisett
Madison
Billy
John Dean
Finis
Ken Barlow
Billy Adloway
Queen's Go Ahead
Indiana
Sunny Sky
Middletown Cossacks win quadrangular meet at New Castle
Lonnie Marks leads Middletown Cossacks to a 19 point victory at New Castle Golf Course. Marks clocks 10:08 to win the race with Steve McClintock and Bill Fattie placing second and third. Knightstown, Spiceland and Markleville finish second through fourth respectively.
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New Castle
Middletown
Lonnie Marks
Marks
Steve McClintock
Bill Fattie
Cossacks
Knightstown
Spiceland
Markleville
Varsity Middletown
McClintock
Fattie
Mitchell
Martin
Jennings
Murray
Haase
Hudson
Garner
Vaulting Poles Debut in 1900 Olympic Games
Bamboo vaulting poles were first used in the Olympic games in 1900, marking a key innovation in the sport's equipment and technique. The note highlights the early shift from prior equipment to bamboo poles in Olympic competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Sovereign Selected to Challenge for Americas Cup
Sovereign the Royal Thames yacht skippered by Olympic yachtsman Peter Scott won selection to challenge the United States for the 113 year old Americas Cup. Kurrewa V also tested in light southwesterly winds on Rhode Island Sound as the selection trial continued.
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Newport
R.I
UPI
Sovereign
Olympic
Peter Scott
United States
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Kurrewa V
Rhode Island Sound
South Bend St. Joseph’s Routs Elkhart 26 19
South Bend St. Joseph’s ran for 306 yards and defeated Elkhart 26-19, ending the Quaterback Dave Smith plunged in from one yard for the clinching score. Elkhart’s all state quarterback Mike Franger drove a 56 yard march late but stalled at the 16 with one minute left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph
Indiana
Elkhart
St. Joe
Dave Smith
Mike Franger
Tigers crush Hartford City 21 0 in CIC clash
Alexandria Tigers defeat Hartford City 21 to 0 in a balanced showing. All touchdowns came in the third period with Phil Carroll Jim Hahn Dennis Ice and Carroll scoring as Steve Eden who added the extra point. Hartford City managed no first downs until late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Tigers
Indiana
Hartford City
Phil Carroll
Jim Hahn
Dennis Ice
Steve Eden
Tiger
Airedales
Ralston Edges Foe in Heat Battle at National Champs
Second-seeded Dennis Ralston won a tense victory over Terry Ryan 10-8 6-3 as heat exhaustion plagued several players. Ryan collapsed and was treated after defaulting in the match while Wilkinson Brien also retired, leaving Osuna and Bueno to easy straight-set wins for the defending champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
N.Y
Dennis Ralston
America
Bakersfield
Calif
Terry Ryan
South Africa
Ryan
Steve Wilkinson
San Antonio
Tex
Dimitri Sturdza
Switzerland
Wilkinson
Robert Brien
Australia
Ernesto Aguirre
Chile
Brien
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Maria Bueno
Brazil
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Fumbies
Shelbybyville
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Anderson Highland
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Abrbbi
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Freehan
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Wickersham
Sovereign Is Cup Challenger
South
Ben St. Joe’s Wallops Champs
Muncie Raceway
Muncie
the Speedway
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