Local High School Football Schedule Invades Area This Week
Ahs Noblesville Alex Home Madison Heights Highland Elwood travel Rebels invade city as Pirates clash at Howe Friday night games include Muncie South Side at Anderson Madison Heights at Inders Howe Marion at Noblesville Columbia City at Alexandria Elwood at Hartford City Saturday night Anderson Highland at Winchester MVC CIC and MVC Mississinewa Valley Conference matchups highlight weekend.
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Muncie South Side
Anderson
Madison Heights
Inders
Howe
Marion
Noblesville
Columbia City
Alexandria
Elwood
Hartford City
Cic
Anderson Highland
Winchester
MVC
Central Indiana
Mississinewa Valley
Rebels
Indianapolis
Tigers
Panthers
Mortford City
Anderson ‘Highland
Mississinewa
Plant 8 Wins Delco-Remy League Title Clash
Plant 8 defeated Plant 10 by 6 to 4 in the finals at Shadyside Park to capture the seven team Day Softball League championship. Barney Gillman manages Plant 8, with Dave Ruefenacht guiding Plant 10.
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Delco-Remy
Shadyside Park Diamond
Barney Gillman
Dave Ruefenacht
B . Carson
L. Orbik
Clevenger
J. Howerton
Dodgers Grab Early Lead For Win Over Phils
Dodgers jumped to a 3-0 first inning lead on two key doubles by Jim Gilliam and John Roseboro and held on for a 3-2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. The loss trimmed the Phillies NL lead to six games over Cincinnati St Louis and San Francisco, all idle Sam.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jim Gilliam
John Roseboro
Philadelphia Phils
Phils
Cincinnati
St. Ues
San Francisco
Jim Brewer
Dodgers
Ntwo
Ron Perranoski
Art Mahaffey
Titel Coe
Wane
Qfemertay
Winiane Ste
Gaston
Wills
Sin
Inggsi
Daleville
Parker
Doe John Boozer
Mage Selma
Alex Cowan
Harrison
Johnson
Tony Taylor
Ross
Trian- Harlan
Gus Trian- Yerer
Johnny Briggs
Donovan
Wits
Rojas
Chuck Babb
Myers
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Callison
Pugsiey
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Bennett
Controg Angeles
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UPI
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Lou Michaels
Mahaffey
Rector
Jim Proffitt
Gover
Lecke
Yase
Mores
Woody Campbell
Quincy
Fla
Bob McKelvey
Belleville
Northwestern
Cal Banaszek
Chicago
Phil Clark
Addyston
Ohio
Mikel
Bulldogs win three way meet at Lapel
Lapel's Bulldogs edged Daleville by two points in a three way meet at Lapel. Lapel scored 30, Daleville 32, Hancock Central 87. Howe led Lapel with 10:23 in the two mile, while Wiggens of Hancock Central finished fifth.
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Bulldogs
Daleville
Hancock Central
David Howe
Wiggens
Nogele
Fordham
John Bach
Dave Bing
Syracuse
Washington, D. C
Barry Kramer
Billy
Daleville Bradley
Wangiy Lapel
Howe
Stoner
Grim
Noggle
Sandefur
Himiller
Hiday
Main
Hudson
Nancock Central
F. Bullock
Ford
Huffman
Dale
Cayle
Rich
Prather
Everett
Anderson
L. Bullock
Agase Takes Over Northwestern Football Job
Northwestern names Alex Agase as head coach after Ara Parseghian's departure, facing a rebuilding year with 33 sophomores among 74 candidates. Senior quarterback Tom Myers listed as the top passer, while the defense centers on a young, developing unit led by Jim Haugs and others.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Evanston Ill
Alex Agase
Northwestern
Wildcats
Hefry Agase
Tom Myers
Parseghian
Agase
Bob Zuppke
Purdue
Schwager
Jim
Ron Robinson
Rich Old
Arson
Joe Cerne
Myers
Jim Haugs
Ness
Dick McCauley
Daleville Downs Gaston In Fall League Baseball
Standings show Alex Pure Milk leading with eight points, followed by Ten Nine Win slow's Drive Inn Cotterman and others. cross country notes Elwood tops Anderson Highland 39 18 with Strader pace of 11 51 time. golf champion Charles Sifford highlighted with national Negro golf titles.
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Alex Pure Milk
Winslow’s Drive Inn
Cotterman
Miller Sinclair
Kassel’s Bar
Mac’s Standard
Cullen & Stone
Anthony Grain
Norwood Bowl
D. Mesalam
Norbury Homes
Milter Sinclair
Ed McClure
Law Jeans Cleaners
H. Huffman
J. Mansfield
Sutton
Koob
Mesalam
Starr
Riser
Hahn
Ritchie
Heater
Liler
Johnson
Elwood
Anderson Highland
Killsack
Strader
Hankley
Cray
Hunt
Crook
Conrad
Martin
Hamm
Farr
Scott
Hood
Texas Opens Title Defense Against Foe
Texas opens its title defense as a potential repeat national champion under coach Darrell Royal. The Longhorns face Tulane after a 28-6 Cotton Bowl win over Navy and will rely on 25 lettermen including Tommy Nobis and Timmy Doerr. Elsewhere Illinois, Auburn, Alabama, Ohio State, and Michigan vie for the 1964 crown amid a revised substitution rule and expanded TV slate.
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NEW York
Texas
Oklahoma
Lone Star
Alamo
Sooners
Illnois
Auburn
Alabama
Ohio State
Michigan
UCLA
Pitt
Tulane
Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Navy
Stron
UPI Grid Board Adds Three New NCC Coaches
Indiana high school football coaches board expands with Forrest McCaffrey of New Albany Hub Etchison of Richmond and Chet Lukowski of East Chicago Roosevelt joining the 12th annual ratings panel. McCaffrey fills a Southern Conference seat succeeding Fred Huff Jr. of Bloomington and Etchison succeeds Wave Myers of Marion. Lukowski replaces Pete Rucinski. First weekly ratings due next week.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Forrest McCaffrey
New Albany
Hub Etchison
Richmond
Chet Lukowski
Chicago
Roosevelt
McCaffrey
Herman Byers
Evansville
Reitz
McCaffry
Fred Huff Jr
Bloomington
SLAC
Etchison
Marion
Wave Myers
Ball State
Franks
Lukowski
Pete Rucinski
East Chicago
Brandeis University
Golf Capcinski
Iain Steve Moro
Highland the Rough Riders
the Park, Ill
Carter Fitting the Thumb for Better Bowling Scores
Don Carter advises bowlers to choose a ball that fits the hand, focusing on thumb hole size to avoid fatigue and poor grip. A pocket pamphlet "Position, Stance and Approach" offers thirteen score-raising tips, available by mail for a small return.
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Don Carter
c/o
This Newspaper
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago 6
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Bowl predictions and conference showdowns across the season
The piece surveys matchups and contenders across conferences. It notes Virginia Tech versus West Virginia in Southern, Yale versus Princeton on November 14 in New Haven, and a wide open Western Athletic Conference among New Mexico Utah Arizona and Wyoming. It highlights Syracuse and Georgia Tech as independents, Navy tied to Heisman winner Roger Staubach, Army, and Memphis State with a long unbeaten streak facing Ole Miss. Notre Dame debuts under Ara Parseghian with a tough road, and surprises include Kansas California Indiana Texas A M and Florida. Illinois and North Carolina listed as bowl kings in this corner’s picks.
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Southern
Virginia Tech
West Virginia
Yale
Princeton
New Haven
WAC
New Mexico
Utah
Arizona
Wyoming
Syracuse
Georgia Tech
Navy
Roger Staubach Rolls
Army
Memphis State
Ole’ Miss
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Quarterback Key To Pitt UCLA Season Opener
Pitt and UCLA open their college football season as quarterbacks Mazurek Zeno and Sindell hold the key. Mazurek aims to rebound from a knee injury while Mazurek’s 1595 total offense last season anchors Pitt. UCLA counts on Zeno and Sindell for passing as Barnes rebuilds with six lettermen.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt
UCLA
Fred Mazurek
Fred Zeno
Steve Sindell
Mazurek
Zeno
Sindell
John Michelosen
Pitt Stadium
NBC
Paul Martha
Rick Leeson
Bill Barnes
Bruins
Mel Profit
Pacific Coast
Michelosen
Jteady
Summitville ACs Softball Opens With Wide Open Wins
Summitville hosts the opening games of the annual Summitville ACs tournament with Deviston Steel of Muncie defeating Fedder's Feed of Pennville 15 to 1 and Rogers & Jones Real Estate of Anderson beating RCA Color of Marion 2 to 1 in eight innings. First-round games are single elimination and second-round play becomes double elimination.
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Summitville
Deviston Steel
Muncie
Fedder
Pennville
Rogers & Jones Real Estate
Anderson
RCA Color
Marion
Summitville AC
Rouch
Homer
Fedder’s
Creviston St
Bird
Wright
McAlbee
Campbell
Hornback
Smith
Bowling balls and Ebonite gear sale at Rains
A local sale lists 30 cent bowling balls and Ebonite balls priced at 16.95 dollars. Holes plugged cost 2.50 dollars.
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Rains
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