Noblesville Opens Season With 31 0 Win Over Bears
Noblesville trounced the Bears 31 to 0 in the opener as Campbell and Hampton supplied scoring and Alex Bows to Campbell for three TDs paced the attack. Hampton added a 23 yard field goal and Bob Brown surged for a long run on the way to the shutout in Coach Bill Nevitt debut. Noblesville hosts North Central next Friday night.
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Campbell
Hampton
Noblesville
Bob Brown
Bill Nevitt
North Central
Highlanders Fall Short as Westfield Edges Win
Westfield led in first downs 12 to 10 and outgained Highlanders 216 to 224 yards. Highlanders completed two of eight passes for 52 yards while Westfield’s air game totaled 103 yards on five completions. Jay Barr, the Highlanders’ 4 touchdown threat, was held in check as Winchester’s Yellow Jackets visit Highland next Friday night.
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Bronnenberg
Anderson Highland
Gary Bronenberg
Westfield
Highland
Highlanders
Shamrock
West
Jay Barr
Cambridge City
Shamrocks
Winchester
Yellow Jackets
Mays Named NL Player of Month in Cincinnati Poll
Willie Mays of San Francisco topped writers and broadcasters in Cincinnati to win the National League Player of the Month honor for the month. Spahn finished second in the voting.
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Mays
Spahn
Cincinnati
UPI
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Ford Notches 21st Victory in Yankee Narrow Win
Whitey Ford earned his 21st win as the New York Yankees defeated Detroit 2 to 1. Pepitone delivered a ninth inning single scoring the winning run after a tense late game. Detroit was mathematically eliminated from the American League pennant race.
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NEW York
UPI
Whitey Ford
Joe Pepitone
York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Abrhhbi
Thomas
Bruton
Cooper
McAuliffe
Reed
Smith
Ford
Detroit Redd Ab
U-Mckinley
Chulak
Haller
Carrigan
Gael Harriers Rally To Clinch Dual Victory At St Marys
St Marys defeated Marion Bennett twice on the long 2 mile hill back cross country course with McCord of Frankton winning the 2 mile race in 10 55 as the Gaels varsity scored 41 to 20 and reserve Grissom won in 12 01 followed by St Marys reserves 15 to 48. Don Floberg of Lake Geneva was medalist with 73 in intramural golf at Michigan States Forest Akers course this spring.
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St. Mary’s
Frankfort
Marion Bennett
McCord
Frankton
Grissom
St. Mary's
Yorktown
Pendleton
Westfield
Markleville
Highland
Fishers
Middletown
Lapel
Greenfield
Anderson
Don Floberg
Lake Geneva
Wis
Michigan State
Forest Akers
Grandview County Club Pairings and Qualifying Golf
Grandview hosts the Madison County team golf tournament with Grandview joining Elwood Edgewood Idlewild. Pairings start at 12:30 p.m. with late entries accepted. Qualifying rounds list Oscar Melson 122 and Dale Overlin 1490, among others, as alternates Mike Borson and Milt Owens.
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Pat
Jerry Banker
Linda
Don Granger
Norma
Bob Granger
Louise
James Fog‘arty
Mary
Frank Foster
Helen
Nell
Charles McFarland
Dama
Ray Forney
Velma
John Kinesner
Mertha
Kermit Stacy
Lena
Reb Stalnaker
Hazel
Ann
Grandview
Madison County
Elwood
Mike Borson
Milt Ownes
Tiger Voted Boxer of the Month for title win
The World Boxing Association named Dick Tiger of Nigeria Boxer of the Month after he defeated Gene Fullmer. Fullmer fell to fourth in middleweight ratings following the August 10 bout. Stanford and California football rivalry could tie at 28 wins each if the Cardinal beat the Golden Bears this fall. ten games have ended in ties.
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Miami Beach
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Gene Fullmer
Fullmer
Tiger
WBA
Stanford
California
Elwood Panthers Triumph Over Hartford City Airedales 32 6
Elwood Panthers beat Hartford City Airedales 32 to 6 in Central Indiana Conference play at Hartford City. Lyle Robinson led with three touchdowns and 196 yards on 16 carries. Rich Leavell added a 55 yard rushing score. Ed Alley caught a 43 yard TD pass and scored the PAT.
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Elwood
Lyle Robinson
Elwood Panthers
Hartford City Airedales
Indiana
Hartford City
Rich Leavell
Rich Grover
Grover
Ed Alley
Alley
Robinson
Major League Standings and Today’s Schedule
Major League results include Houston over San Francisco 5 2 in 10 innings Milwaukee 8 Pittsburgh 0 St Louis 9 New York 0 Los Angeles 4 Chicago 0 American League New York 3 Washington 2 in 12 Detroit 5 Boston 2 Chicago 4 Kansas City 1 Los Angeles 8 Minnesota 5 International League play offs Indianapolis 2 Syracuse 1 Atlanta 9 Toronto 1. Today’s games list matchups for all 10 divisions with starting pitchers and venues.
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Houston
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
Indianapolis
Syracuse
Indisaspelis
Atlanta
Toronto
Drysdale
Marichal
Ellsworth
Farrell
Sadecki
Gibbon
LeMaster
Philadelphia
Culp
Stallard
Cincinnati
Maloney
Wilshire Throws No-Hit Win in Open Tourney
No. 1 hurler Art Wilshire pitched a no hit no run gem for a 4-0 Madison County Open win over Galbraith's at Shadyside diamond. He struck out eight and allowed only one baserunner, as Seybert reached on a walk. Parks took the loss. a rematch with Sumittville AC is set for 7:30 tonight with a second game possible after the first.
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Art Wilshire
Galbraith’s
Shadyside Diamond
Wilshire
Seybert
Galbraith
Parks
Pairmitville Ac’s
Summitville
Curtis
H. Parks
Jones
Indian stars roll to rout over Madison Heights in high school clash
Anderson dominated Madison Heights with 598 rushing yards and a 27 point first quarter. L V Youngblood scored three times and Carter added a 49 yard run as the Indians built a 27 0 lead at halftime and rolled to a one sided victory behind strong blocking from Milam Todd Fite Isenhour and Bivens.
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Carter
Anderson
Mike Carter
Indians
Madison Heights
Pirates
Anderson Stadium
Tom Teagarden
L. V. Youngblood
Madison Height
Roger Miller
Herald
Isenhour
Fuller
Richard Youngblood
Vaughn
Bob Davis
Harrison Jackson
Pirate
Campbell
Youngblood
Mike McKinney
Walker
Davis
Jackson
Steve Barnett
Jim Carter
Bob Milam
Steve Todd
Ben Fite
Mickey Bivens
Mad
Mainard
R. Tallman
Hatch
Merida
Horton
Weatherly
Parker
Maxwell
Broadnax
Mullins
Havermale
Wilhoite
Grubb
Taylor
Robinson
Cornelius
Seal
Todd
Fite
Bute
Cutter
Hopper
van Maire
Garner
Maguire
Buettner
Blackburn
Fox
Apgar
Amick
Purvis
Fraumann
Snowden
Teagardin
Maley
Qtrs
Madison Hts
L V. Youngblood
R. Youngblood
Teagarden
Canton to Dedicate National Pro Football Hall of Fame
In Canton Ohio a ceremony at Fawcett Stadium will dedicate the National Professional Football Hall of Fame and induct 17 members. Inductees include Sammy Baugh Dutch Clark Red Grange George Halas Curly Lambeau Cal Hubbard Ernie Nevers and Jim Thorpe among others with five deceased. The weekend features the Hall of Fame game Browns vs Steelers officiated by Ohio Governor Rhodes and master of ceremonies Bob Considine.
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Canton
Ohio
UPI
Hollywood
Fawcett Stadium
National Football League
NFL
American Professional Football Association
Canton Bulldogs
Jim Thorpe
Sammy Baugh
Weakinston Redskins
Dutch Clark
Portsmouth Spartans
Detroit Lions
Red Grange
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Bears
Mel Hein
New York Giants
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Curly Lambeau
Cal Hubbard
Pittsburgh
John (Brond) McNally
Bronko Navurski
Ernie Nevers
Duluth Eskimos
Chicago Cardinals
Joe Carr
Pete
Fats) Henry
Tim Mara
Bert Bell
Cleveland
Oorang
Toledo
Rock Island
New York
George Preston Marshall
Washington Redskins
Supreme Court
Byron ‘Whizzer White
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Pennsylvania
David Lawrence
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
James A. Rhodes
Bob Considine
Women winners at Grandview listed in four golf tours
The Grandview Women's Golf Club announced winners from four tournaments held at the Municipal course. Personal guest day gross winner Esther Carter with 40, low gross Amy Dye 42, Virginia 47. low net Jean Angell 31, Dorothy Lamb 33, Imo Toedtmann 33. Members gross winner Ben King 38, Edith Pitts 42, Mary Alice Dixon 44, Dot Runyan 44. net Velma Granger 31, Pat Gossett 34, Helen Ferris 34, Margaret Webb 34. Park board classes A Bea King B Mickey McCrystal C Mary Sipes. 18-hole low gross Class A Bea King. Class B Mary Alice Dizon. Class C Pat Gossett. 9-hole low net sponsored by Anderson Banking Co. Class A Ben King. Class B Edith Boyer 2, Mary Lou Foster. Class C Opal Laurie 2, Betty Cornell. Six former Michigan State baseball players Robin Roberts, Dick Radatz, Ron Perranoski, Jack Kralick, Al Luplow, Hobie Landrith noted in major leagues. Dartmouth QB Dick Horton and end Tom Clarke played Little League football in Reading, Mass a decade earlier.
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Grandview
Mary Alice Dizon
Margaret Webb
Don’s
Mary Lou Foster
Pat Gossett
Granger
King's Brings Pizza
Anderson Banking Co
Ben King
Mary McCallister
Edith Boyer
Opal Laurie
Betty Cornell
Startr set and coordinated footwork in ball handling
Instructions emphasize starting together with the ball for a synchronized delivery. Common faults include moving the ball forward too soon and rushing the throw. Practice in slow motion to sync first step and push away. A pamphlet offering more tips is available by mail.
Pilgrims edge Tigers as Jurkiewicz connects for 72-yard TD
Alexandria falls 20 14 as Walter Jurkiewicz fires a 72 yard pass to Bruce Bordener to put Plymouth ahead in the fourth quarter. Rochester’s two yard plunge by Bill Robertson and early blocks set the tone with Plackard and McDole scoring for Alexandria. Homecoming at Elwood pits Tigers against Elwood on Sept 14 at 2 30 PM.
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Alexandria
Walter Jurkiewicz
Plymouth
Bruce Bordener
Bill Robertson
Pilgrims
Cecil Otton
Tigers
Dennis Plackard
Dale McDole
Plackard
Figure Eight Racing Carded Here Tonight
An Andersons Sun Valley Speedway program features more than 125 cars for 7 p.m. time trials and 8:30 p.m. heats with three Figure 8 features. Rocket Racing Club stock cars compete, stock with added safety gear, racing Saturdays at Sun Valley. Next week adds USAC 110 Offy cars a 100 lap championship planned. Hoosier Hundred Preview Friday Sept 13 precedes the USAC Hoosier Hundred in Indianapolis.
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Anderson
Sun Valley Speedway
Rocket Racing Club, Inc
Sun Valley
USAC
Indianapolis
Midwest
Rabbit Caught By Confused Greyhound At Amado Races
A greyhound race in Amado Arizona was halted when a dog named Classy Cindy became confused at the start and reversed, catching the mechanic rabbit while other dogs chased it from behind. The sixth race was canceled and ticket money refunded.
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Noblesville Trims
Alex
Moonsville Conservation Club
Sun
Rains
Geiger
Yastrzski
Powell If
Malzone
Saverine
Stuart Ib
Gentile
Ib Clinton
Brandt
Nixon
Robins
Sehling
Seeiesecenes
Baltimore
Sures Resseeeenee
Gael Harriers
Varsity
J. McClaim
Foland
Wagner
Michaels
Rodecap
McGuinness
Koester
Waltermire
Drake
Dillard
Singer
Cunningham
Vanderbur
Vores
B. Baldwin
Lane
T. McClain
Holt
Ash
Abel
Ashton
G. Baldwin
Lawson
Stine
Waymire
Penney
Hoosierland
Grandview Club
Municipal
Bill Creed
Bill Granger
Flossie
Leskie Chappell
Willard Sipes
Virginia
Dugne Cue
Alice
Jerry Dunn
May
Charles Green
Tony Ferris
Associates
Main
World Series OF Golf
Firestone
C.C. Akron
Cradle of
Robin Roberts
Dick Radatz
Ron Perranoski
Jack Kralick
al Luplow
Hobie Landrith
Dartmouth
Dick Horton
Tom Clarke
Reading
Mass
Don Carter
Marion Landewig
Marion Ladewig
C-O National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Ill
U.S. 40
East
Greenfield, Ind
Jurkiewicz
Sports Editors
POLL
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Joe DiMaggio
Walter Johnson
Ted Williams
Lou Gehrig
Tris Speaker
George Sister
Eddie Collins
Bob Feller
The
Academy of
American League
Sterling Beer
Sterling Brewers, Inc
Evansville, Indiana
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