Rugged Mater Dei 11 Invades Anderson For Intersectional Open
In Friday action, Mater Dei clashes with Anderson in a season opener as local prep football begins. Coach Jim Carter’s Indians face Evansville Mater Dei under lights at South Anderson Stadium, while Elwood hosts West Lafayette and Greenfield visits Warren Central in nearby high school clashes. Alexandria opens at Rochester after a strong season start. Local conference alignments recap shows Central Indiana with Elwood and Alexandria. North Central includes Anderson.
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Evansville vs Mater Dei Prep for sectional clash under Friday lights
Evansville's 38 man squad under Len Will faces Mater Dei in a sectional football game at South Anderson Stadium at 8 p.m. The Evansville lineup centers on quarterback Jerry Trainer and tackle Bob Seibert with multiple returning lettermen. Anderson’s squad, led by Jim Carter, announced 14 offensive starters including Nyles Anson and Alvin Wood, aiming to offset losses from last spring’s changes.
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Patty Hurls No Hit No Run Again Park Place Out Of Play
Patty Hurls no hit no run in a Madison County Championship showdown. Elwood’s Gene Deck allowed only two runs as Denniston homered twice for Summitville. Park Place Church of God, led by Shepard, suffered a 10 percent setback as MSC rivals press for playoff position.
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Notre Dame Michigan State Rivalry Shapes Midwest Football Powerhouses
Notre Dame and Michigan State loom as major Midwest powerhouses with intrigue over the backfield and quarterback depth. The piece surveys Big Ten contenders including Illinois Indiana Iowa Northwestern Wisconsin Purdue Minnesota and notes key players like Milt Campbell Len Dawson and Ivy Williamson while hinting at coaching shifts and emerging talents.
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Edmonton Loses Weinmeister For Six Weeks
Edmonton coach announces Arnie Weinmeister suffered a dislocated shoulder in a game Monday and will miss six weeks of action. The Giants defensive star is expected to be sidelined for three to six weeks, costing the team a key stopper.
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Purdue Football Scrimmage Report From Lafayette Injuries Slow Start
Purdue's Tuesday scrimmage in Lafayette shows several injuries limiting contact work with guard Tom Bettis and Walter Houston withheld. Senior quarterback Nick Raich and other first stringers remain listed as available for Thursday drills, while key players like Bergmann and Jansen face extended treatment. Gridiron notes also recall Jim Hughes of the Dodgers and former MSU coach Hugh Daugherty in connection with past teams.
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Michigan Wolverines Lose Key Players in 1953 Rebuild
Michigan begins retooling under coach with 17 returning letters but only 3 lettermen from 1953 regulars. Benny Oosterbaan shifts to line up the race and Louis Oldacei serves as quarterback and back. Ohio State’s Woody Hayes also features prominently in shaping the season.
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Arnold Will STANDINGS Return To Sun Valley
Arnold returns to Sun Valley in a powerful drive after a record 157 second time trial. He wins all three aces in the event and faces strong rival Jerry Ott of Columbia City. Cadillac powered cars lead the field as both compete for new records at 7:30 p.m. with opening heat at 8:30.
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Galophone Triumphs In Final Heats At Horseman Stake
Galophone powered from behind to win the last two heats and nip Butch Hanover in the 28,000 Horseman Stake for 2yearolds. Owned by William M. bury of Dexter, Maine, and driven by Houston Stone, the colt clocked 2:05 and 2:08 heats after a 2:04 3/5 first heat by Butch Hanover. Guinea Gold, a 9yearold veteran, turned in the day’s top performance with a 1:59 first heat in the $5,000 Big Five Pace for Pearl Hungerford of Shelbyville, Ind. Stenographer, owned by Max Hampt Camp Hill, Pa., won the second heat but fell short in the end. Walnut Hall Stud Breeders Filly Stake swept by Phantom Lady with Frank Ervin up, taking straight heats in 2:01 2/5 and 2:02 to capture a large share of the $7,200 purse.
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Junior Keglers Meet Saturday at Anderson Bowling Center
Junior bowlers and their guardians are invited to an organizing meeting at 0 am and 1 pm next Saturday at the Anderson Bowling Center. A training school starts Thursday Sept 16 at the same alleys, free to any child in school. Regular league begins Sept 18 with 12-year-olds to high school bowlers playing three games and younger children two. medals awarded at season end.
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Frankfort and Sheridan grid scores noted in AP roundup
The Associated Press reports Frankfort defeated Sheridan in grid scores. Also highlighted is Nauive Dancer, winner of 21 of 22, finishing strong in his final race before owner Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt retires him to stud. Don Knauth of Michigan State earns the nickname Dr. Don for his straight A term and leadership.
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Used school books drive at Indian Trading Post
High School students are urged to bring used textbooks to Indian Trading Post on Wednesday Thursday and Friday mornings for a classroom book exchange or donation event.
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