Anderson Indians Dominate Southside Rebels 33 0 Score
Anderson High School blanked Southside 33 to 0 as Tribe halfback Dave Jones and fullback Doug White led a dominant rushing attack. White powered two long TD runs 72 and 61 yards with Sewell adding extra points. Erskine connected on two TD passes and Anderson sealed the win with a late drive. Next up is a trip to Muncie Central.
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High School Grid Scores Across Indiana Districts
Indiana grid results feature numerous matchups with final tallies and standout scores. Notable games include Shelbyville 7 over Alexandria 21 and Greenfield 26 over Fiker Speedway 7, plus Indianapolis area squads like Cathedral 16 over Vincennes and Warren-sized showings such as Evansville Bell 39 and Carmel 0. The list reflects a wide spread of schools from Fort Wayne to Evansville with varied closings and high totals.
Golden Bears Edge Tigers In 27-21 Battle
Shelbyville Golden Bears topple Alexandria Tigers 27-21 after a tight 21-21 third quarter. Seven players scored for both teams as Shelbyville pulled ahead in the fourth to secure the win in Shelbyville Friday night.
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Pont Faces Sophomore Jinx and Rival Worries
The report notes Pont, debuting as Big Ten coach, dismisses fears of a sophomore jinx after a ninth-place finish last season and discusses the tough conference. It also covers recent MLB results including Phillies, Braves, Pirates games, and a list of high school scores across Indiana and nearby areas.
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League baseball scores and player highlights scattered
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Graft Tosses No-Hitter as Kokomo Captures Victory
Boston fall in tense game as Shelbyville tops Shelby 21 to 7 with Telfer Stafford and Avant scoring for Alex. Alex later adds points but Shelby, led by Thomas and Drake, holds 37 to 7 in fourth. Yankees rally past Red Sox with Talbot's strong relief night. win keeps New York near top of standings.
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Harriers Triumph Over Cossacks In Cross Country Meet
The Madison Heights Harriers defeated the Middletown Cossacks 19 to 36 in a cross country meet. Jerry Perkins of the Red Sox led the Red Sox and Pirates with a 10 50.4 time on the two mile course. Joel Pepitone and Roger Maris supplied New York with key hits in a related game as the Mets edged Boston. Reservations list several MH runners in first place and a split squad performance, with Brandon and Talbot among top scorers.
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iPirate 8th Graders Romp Over Highland Lattersall Wins
A fragmented recaps menu of high school and college level scrimmages and results. It mentions iPirate eighth graders, Highland rivals, a Watertown Wisconsin athlete, and multiple prep football and basketball notes with scores and player names, including Frank Stavroff and John Da vid, plus track and racing results from Hoosier Hundred Preview and Summitville softball.
Indiana grid players drill on techniques
Indiana coach Joan Pout led the football squad in a thorough drill on individual offensive and defensive techniques after reviewing Thursday's pass offense scrimmage. Films showed players know their assignments but were not following through on basic techniques and execution.
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Purdue Kelley Dies in Los Angeles at 49
Bob Kelley, famed for dramatic football game descriptions that drew millions of fans for over 30 years, died in St. Joseph's Hospital Burbank after heart trouble and intestinal bleeding. He had been hospitalized August 30 and never regained consciousness. Kelley was the longtime Rams broadcaster on KMPC.
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Highlanders Second in Three-Way Meet at Highland Course
Highlanders coached by John Boyer place second in both varsity and reserve races behind Winchester Driver at Killbuck Park layout. Varsity winner Winchester Driver with 20 points. Highlanders 37, Frankton 47. Reserve victory again Winchester Driver with 92, Highlanders 38, Frankton 75. Alexandria to meet Highland Wednesday at 4 PM.
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Orangemen And Bears Clash In Early Season Showdown
Baylor with injured receivers faces Syracuse in a rare early season matchup in Waco Texas. Both teams list hurt players including Baylor star Tommy Smith and Syracuse defender Dennis Gibbons. The game at 4 50 p m EDT will be telecast by ABC and tests Baylor s aerial defense led by Terry Southall against Syracuse s passing attack.
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Postponed Reds Giants game moved to Oct 3 in Cincinnati
National League president Warren Giles said the Aug 19 rain postponed Reds versus Giants will be played Monday Oct 3 in Cincinnati. He noted that postponements could affect the league champion and that as of today the Reds sit 11.14 games behind first place while the Giants battle with Pittsburgh and Los Angeles for the lead.
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Kemp Ready For Buffalo Chiefs Opener With Arm Sound
Buffalo Bills quarterback Jack Kemp, after saying his pitching arm no longer hurts, is set to start Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs in War Memorial Stadium. The Chiefs open their season, while the Bills seek a win after a 27 7 loss to the San Diego Chargers last week. Mike Garrett, Heisman winner, makes his Chiefs debut as backup to Bert Coan. The game airs nationally at 2 p.m. ET.
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