Anderson College opens football with 43 candidates in pre season
Anderson College lists 43 football contenders including 24 returnees from 1963 as head coach Vann Loacn Loea again leads drills twice daily ahead of the Sept. 19 opener at Olivet College in Michigan. senior stalwarts Davy Jones and Watkins anchor a hopeful nucleus with depth still a concern.
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Anderson College
Olivet
Michigan
Vann «Oh
Loacn
Luuda
Wily
Hicpsier
Ravens
Taylor University
Old Main
Blackwell Agency
Ron Parr
Young
Larry Davy
Cassapolis
Mich
Mike Mundy
Anderson
Larry Cole
St. Louis
HCC
Paul Jones
New Buffalo
Davy
Jones
Port
Ohio
George Williams
York Spring
Raven
Williams
Jim Teeters
Manchester
Oliver
Hanover
Taylor
Franklin
West Virginia State
Indiana Central
Elwood Seniors Golf 30 Enter Madison Championship Next Wednesday
About 30 golfers aged 50 plus have registered for Elwood Country Club's Madison County Senior Championship set for Wednesday at the Elwood course. Late entries by phone to Pro Chuck Almany are accepted. A dinner and prize distribution follow.
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Elwood
Elwood Country Club
Charles
Chuck
Angels Dugout Dope From Marv Grissom and Crew
Angels players praise pitching coach Marv Grissom for sharpening Ken McBride and boosting the staff. Fred Newman fights back weight loss from illness while others joke about clubhouse diversions like crosswords hot foot and bat-point preps. Dean Chance earns more awards as Koufax-like hype surrounds his second half.
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Alex Kahn
UPI
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Marv Grissom
Grissom
Ken McBride
Marv
Angel
Fred Newman
Bobby Knoop
Joe Knoope
Bob Rogers
Vic Power
Rocky Colavito
Kansas City Athletics
Power
Colavito
Cleveland Indians
Felix Torres
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Torres
Perry
Bob Perry
Willie Mays
Chavez Ravine
Willie Smith
The
Jim Piersall
Dean Chance
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Wooster
Ohio
Indiana Trotting Stakes Divided For Eleven Starters
Two divisions were drawn for the Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association Stakes for two year old pacers with eleven starters in each division racing for 4630 dollars. Hi Frost and Pearl's Dream head the two divisions from favorable spots with strong seasonal times. Grand Circuit action starts Labor Day with a 55000 Fox Stake and Bret Hanover anticipated. The first night harness racing at the Fair runs Tuesday evening.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Hi Frost
Fowler and MacDonald
Washington
Ind
Frankfort
Pearl
Delbert
Wayne Smith
Young America
Muncie
Margie
Storm
Big Surprise
Bud‘ d Valentine
Ibidem
New Day
Fay Direct
Range Style
Debbie Brewer
Fay Adio
Gnaw Bone
Miss Windfall
Spring Jay
Frisco Jimmie
McMan
Beloz Adios
Bruce Dale
Moko Rose
Lady M. W
Beckie Darlington
Carole Bardia
Sam Darlington
the Meadows
Storm Cloud
Ralph Wilfong
Dick Taylor
Matana
Betty Marson
Betty Marson’s Bold Over
Bret Hanover
Musial Recovers Quick From Virus At St Louis
Stan Musial, star of the St Louis Cardinals, left Jewish Hospital Friday morning "fit and fine" after a virus. He will rest several days before resuming light activities. Dr I C Middelman said Musial is ready to go and will continue as national physically fitness director and Cardinals vice president. He is slated to speak on a tour September 14 to 16 in Salt Lake City and Pocatello Idaho.
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ST. Louis
Stan Musial
Jewish Hospital
St. Louis Cardinals
I. C. Middleman
Musial
Cardinals
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Idaho
Burgess Named AP State Editor in Indiana
Dale W. Burgess, a 25 year AP veteran in Indiana, named AP state editor. He succeeds Stephen Van Cleve who departs Sept. 18 for Easton Star-Democrat. Ronald W. Gilbert to replace Burgess as AP Indiana sports editor after 29 years in Indiana journalism and AP sports coverage since 1944.
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Indianapolis
Dale W. Burgess
Associated Press
Indiana
Burgess
Stephen V. ,van Cleve
Easton
Star-Democrat
AP Indiana
Ronald W. Gilbert
Powder Pull and Figure Eight Races at Sun Valley Tonight
Labor Day program at Sun Valley Speedway features time trials at 6 50 p m an 8 30 p m 10 lap straight heat then two Figure 8 features over 140 cars are expected 1953 models and older Race includes top drivers Herb Rose Bill Lemon Bob Fields plus out of town contenders Alton Sneed John Cook John Rhonemus Phil Swain Don Andrews Bob Glaub Darwin Blanken ship Dick Hinshaw Johnny Keller and Dorothy Trick leads the female entrants from Anderson with a strong field aiming to close the season at the quar ter mile track
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Sun Valley Speedway
Sun Valley
Herb Rose
Bill Lemon
Anderson
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Alton Sneed
Daleville
Rocket Racing Club
John Cook
Marion
John Rhonemus
I Phil Swain
Muncie
Don Andrews
Farmland
Bob Glaub
Yorktown
Darwin Blanken
Ship
Dick Hinshaw
New Castle
Johnny Keller
Elwood
Dorothy Trick
Lewis Wilson And ONeill Win Awards In Legion Tourney
Pete Lewis Clifton Wilson and Joe ONeill led the George Hackett Post Legion 18 hole event at Grand View. Lewis shot 69 for first low gross, Taylor parred 70 for second, Wilson tied 62 for first low net with Charles Amos, while ONeill was low among World War I veterans. all entrants received prizes.
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Pete” Lewis
Clifton Wilson
Joe O'Neill
Grandview Course
Lewis
Joe Taylor
Wilson
Charles Amos
O'Neill
Mann Breaks World Backstroke Record at Trials in Astoria
Thompson Mann, North Carolina graduate, tied and then broke the world mark in the 100-meter backstroke during the United States Olympic Trials at Astoria Pool. He clocked 1:00.0 to slip past Richard McGeagh who finished second in 1:00.8, earning a medley relay berth with McGeagh for Tokyo.
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New York
UPI
Thompson Mann
North Carolina University
Mann
Richard McGeagh
Glendale
Calif
Tom Stock
Indiana University
Stock
Indiana U
James
Doc) Counsilman
United States
Japan
Russia
Germany
Watson
Mark Lillian
Pokey) Watson
Sana Clara
Chris von Saltza
Detroit
Kathy Seidel
Los Altos
Lynn Allsup
Bloomington
Ind
Erica Bricker
Patience Sherman
Wayne
William Mettler
Mesa
Ariz
David Lyons
Chapel Hill
N. C
Michael Wall
Santa Clara
Fox To Succeed Dark As Manager
The San Francisco Giants plan to hire Charley Fox as manager replacing Alvin Dark. Fox, 42, currently leads the Tacoma team in the Pacific Coast League and is nearly unknown outside the organization. Fox is a New Yorker and a loyal, industrious baseball man.
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NEW York
San Francisco Giants
Charley Fox
Fox
Tacoma
Giants
Alvin Dark
Dark
Leahy Beats Robinson In Ten Round Bout In Paisley
Mick Leahy 29, British middleweight champion, outpointed former world champion Sugar Ray Robinson over 10 rounds in Paisley Scotland. Robinson at 44 showed signs of slowness and failed to land cleanly as Leahy weighed 159.2 pounds to Robinsons 163.
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Ron Ruby
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Keith Barker
Bellefontaine
Steve Case
Decatur
Jerry Childers
Bob Edwards
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Don Fitzgerald
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Paul Gray
West Palm Beach
Fla
Allen Gropp
William Parker
Rick Perry
Decota
W. Va
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Wis
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Tex
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Lima
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Independence
Mike McKinney
AHL
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Alma
Broadway
By Walt Ditzen
Firestone
Ali
Firestone de Luxe
Everybody's Corp
Madison Heights
No Name
Utley
Steve
Ewards
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McGuire
Jerry
Bandy
Frank
Carter
Bill Barker
Paul
Bute
Gary
Panagos
Jim Oster
Jay
Evans
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Faris
Phil
Kelley
Pat
Snowden
Joe
Maguire
Larry
Morris
Bob
Gold
Amick
Blackburn
John Huston
Ganger
Plummer
Bill
Sparks
Doug
McVickers
Glazer
Frauman
Ken
Coates
Ron
Giddens
Dennis
Stohler
Mike
Carr
Don Ricker
Griner
Childes
Dave
Tanger
Craig
Councilman
Jeanne Collier
Phoenix
Sue Grossick
Lesley Bush
Princeton
N.J
Patsey Willard
Micki King
Ann Arbor
Barbara Talmage
Linda Cooper
City of Commerce
Paula Jean Pope
Anaheim
Scotts
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Alca
Save
Scott's
Bamboo
Briarcliffe
Leahy
Robinson
Trader Vic‘s
Mary Kay
Trader Vic
Indian Head
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