Indians Head For Muncie South Highland Hosts Winchester 11
Indians travel to Muncie South Side for a Friday night game at Central field as Anderson eyes a stronger offense after a mixed start. Key backs and linemen headline the attack while injuries threaten three starters including Maxwell Hatch and Richard Youngblood.
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Howard McKinney
Miller Davis
Smothers Fuller
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Ed Fuller
Bike McKinney
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Broglia Wins Sixth as Cards Top Chicago 8-3
Barely back from an opener absence guard Bob Rankin and halfback Roger Denon rejoin the lineup as St. Louis Cardinals roll past Chicago Cubs 8 to 3. The victory marks the club’s sixth win in 16 games, with a 5 p.m. kickoff at Muncie Central. Tickets 75 cents at the gate.
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Roger Denon
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Ermeny
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Charles Cums
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Mings
Chicago Cubs
Muncie Central
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Lee's 4 Hitter Beats Boston
Los Angeles pitcher Doni Lee held Boston to four hits and Frank Fregosi drove in two runs on a sacrifice fly and an error as the Angels defeated the Red Sox 2 0 in smoggy 100 degree heat before 1339 fans. Albie Pearson doubled twice and scored a run while Morehead took the loss for Boston.
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Los Angeles Angels
Boston Red Sox
Jim Fregosi
Red Sox
Chuck Schilling
Albie Pearson
Boston
Dave Morehead
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Middletown Beats Marion in Two-Mile Cross Country Meet
Middletown trounced Marion 23 to 35 in varsity cross country at the Veteran's Hospital course. Marks of Middletown won the varsity race in 10 minutes 20 seconds. Middletown reserves also took first in their meet. The teams raced two miles. Middletown will travel to Dunkirk Friday.
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Marion
Middletown
Veteran’s Hospital
Marks
Dunkirk
Blanchard's Homer Gives Williams Victory Over Athletics
The New York Yankees beat the Kansas City Athletics 5 to 2 in Kansas City to split the four-game series. Williams drove in runs with help from Blanchard and a homer in the fourth inning, moving the Yankees closer to clinching the pennant with the magic number down to two. Stan Williams contributed on the mound as New York maintained momentum.
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Cleveland
Stan Wil
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Madison Heights dominates three football tests in junior slate
Madison Heights eighth graders coached by Whitey Ellis won 21 to 6 over Highland, while reserves beat Anderson 13 to 7 and the freshman game vs Highland finished scoreless. Jack Rector scored twice in the first quarter to give MH a 14 0 lead, with Bob Williams and Steve Short adding extra points.
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Madison Heights
Whitey
Jack Rector
Jasd
Jim Regenald
Land Jone
Fred Donaldson
Dave Petry
Muncie Franklin
Bill Carter
Steve Utley
Ror Simmons
Utley
John Boyle
Anderson
Davis Cup picks highlight USA singles matches
Dennis Ralston and Marty Riessen lead the United States singles lineup for Davis Cup ties against Venezuela with Coe and Sikes advancing to the semis in the U S Amateur golf event. The article notes high school football games in the Anderson area and details results from golf and tennis matches including Bracamonte and Archer.
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Dennis Ralston
University of Southern California
Marty Riessen
Northwestern University
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Indianapolis Bears Take 3-1 Lead In Series
The Indianapolis Indians beat the Atlanta Crackers 7-3 in Atlanta to widen their series lead. Paterson Armory hosts the rescheduled middleweight bout between Joey Giardello and Charley Jordan as rain prompts date changes.
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Indianapolis Bears
Atlanta
Indianapolis Indians
Atlanta Crackers
Paterson
Joey Giardello
Charley Jordan
Aaa
Paterson Armory
Indianapolis
Tate
Lou Duva
Johnny Kanks
Gene Stephens
South Bend
Ind
Indians
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Duva
Ifense
John Huarte
Denis Szot
Joe Farrell
Jack Snow
Land Pete Duranko
Gaels Topple Foe Twice In Cross Country Here
St Marys dominates Summitville in two races on the 2 mile hillback course with 19 44 and 21 34. Joe McClain clocked 10 45 and Larry Fedor 11 31 for St Marys in the varsity. Gaels set to meet Pendleton and Yorktown this afternoon.
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Summitville
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Joe McClain
Larry Fedor
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Gaels
Pendleton
Yorktown
J. McClain
Veter
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Grissom
Wagner
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