Indiana High School Football Action Picks Up Friday
Wabash travels to Anderson while Alexandria visits Marion as North Central Conference opens. Highland and Muncie Southside duel, Elwood hosts Noblesville, and Hartford City faces Hamilton Heights. Bremen and Manchester seek clean sheets. several teams hold 2-0 records early in the season.
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Angerse Dings
Muncie
Southside
Elwood
Wabash
Alexandria
Licele Jets
Anderson North
Ans
Warsaw
Muncie Central
Chesterton
Peru
Madison Heights
Panthers
Noblesville
Highlanders
Bac
Hartford City
Hamilton Heights
Hartfords
Alex Anderson
la Porte
Andria
Hhal
Allengers
Hammond
Morton
Exandria
Arenas
Indiana High
Fountain Central
Anderson
Arserson
Anders
Highland
East
Tipp
Clinton Central
Attica
Attics
Tippelcanoe
Bremen
Manchester
Concord
Oliva and Alou Top Hitters in Historic Showdown
Fragmented text recounts strong hitting by Maury Wills era era players Oliva and Alou topping batting tables. Mentions Marion and Richmond basketball, Indiana high school results, and a 1965 note on automotive safety research. Names include Alou, Oliva, Musial, Robinson, and Clemens, with scattered references to teams and locales.
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Marion
Richmond
Marion Giants
Mississinewa
Noblesville
Matty Alou
Pittsbur
Red Devils
Clay
Cinipe
Alou
Atlanta
Matt Cinnati
Clemente
Ner
Hamimond
Munster
Notre Dame Seeks Balance With Dual Quarterbacks
Notre Dame hopes to offset a thinning backfield by using two quarterbacks, with Hanratty favored for now and Brien seen as a future alternative. Coach Ara Parseghian notes a more open attack than 1964 as he replaces key starters and faces Purdue and Northwestern before a tougher late schedule.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press Sports
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Notre Dae
Sichil
Ara Parseghian
Notre
Dame
Purdue
Ratty
O’brien
Parseghian
Bob Griese
Hanratty
Brien
Bill Wolski
Pga
Purdie
Michigan State
Eta Aras
John Huarter
Jack Snow
Southern
Jim Seymour
Berkley
Mich
Nick Eddy
Rocky Bleier
Eddy
Beer
Larry
Gani
Sigue Pate Durenko
Alan Page
Rae Bec
Northwestern
Irish
Michigan
Best Duck Crop Moves Southward Across Prairies
WINNIPEG reported strong luck for the duck crop as flocks head south into the United States. Ducks Unlimited campaigns aid the migration southward while reparation flocks advance into central Alberta and the Hanna district. High water in northern Alberta and Saskatchewan reduced numbers, but southern regions show increases amid favorable water conditions.
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Winnipeg
Prairies
United States
Ducks Unlimited
Albert
Hanna
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Purdue Co Captains Named For Opener
Purdue announces the co captains for the season opener with quarterback Bob Griese of Evansville and defensive back George Catavolos among the roster. The piece notes several coaching changes and includes scattered sports retail mentions alongside unrelated Derby and bowling items.
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Purdue
Ararette
Ind
Bob Griese
Evansville
George Catavolos
Due
Ohio
Jack Mollenkopf
Mite Bienes
Chisago
Cocetees
Littler wins World Series with 22-foot putt in playoff
Gene Littler edged Jack Nicklaus and Al Geiberger after a dramatic playoff at Firestone Golf Club Akron. Littler sank a 22-foot birdie on the first extra hole to claim the $50,000 prize, finishing 72 strokes to Geiberger 72 Nicklaus 73 and Casper 74.
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Littler
Nicklaus
Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Akron, Ohio
Gene Littler
Poe
Jack Nicklaus
al Geiberger
Nickens
Les Yard
Shane
Geiberger
Casper
Dou
Firestone
Lidia Geiberger
Litler
Shirley And Williams Lead SV Figure 8 Contender Race
Shirley and Williams top SV contender in a Sun Valley stock car program with near duplicate performances. Shirley led early in the first 8 laps, Hinshaw of New Castle finished second, and Williams secured second with Shirley third. Jim Brewer led Sun Valley points with a heat win as complete results list multiple heat winners and final placements.
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Anderson Rivers
Sun Valway
Shirley
Mike Williams
Dick Hinshaw
New Castle
Williams
Herb Rose
Anderson
Jim Brewer
Sun Valley
Junior Shirley
Mike Wil- Brows
Anderees
S's¢hrown
Jac Evans
D Hendricks
Arcadia
Ca Jennings
Jee
Spellman
Noblesville
Bob Evans
Brown
Harold Schildmeier
Hinshaw
Larry Ferguson
John Keller
Bowling Back Swing Tips From Experts
Bowling guidance advises keeping the backswing natural and not too high, with a close body hold to avoid looping the ball behind. Marion Ladewig provides expert commentary for readers, and requests 20 cents plus a self addressed envelope to Don Carter and Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago for a copy.
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Marion Ladewig
Don Carter
C-O National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Drysdale And Osteen Give LA Much Help
Dodgers pitchers Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax bolster Los Angeles with shutouts and strong starts. Drysdale tied club records with multiple straight wins, while Koufax improved form since mid August, aiding a stretch that includes a 9 inning win and a combined four hitter in Houston. Regan anchors the bullpen as LA builds a lead in the loop.
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Don Drysdale
Houstonia
Dodger
Angeles
Sandy "Koufax
Ste
Cubs
Dodgers
Tenens
Rata Ha He Algeal
Atlanta
Phil N
Houston
Regan
Osteen
Fridray
Brucer
Cincinnati
Fride
Picoof
Curtis Cokes Seeks Welterweight Tie in New Jersey
Curtis Cokes scored a knockout in Wales and drew interest as four more coaches agreed to meet him in Montclair New Jersey. UPI reports Montclair State College and the Boxing Association announced changes including four assistant coaches to its football staff in Dallas.
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Curtis
Carmarthen
Wales
Sagharvans Eae
Des. Rea
Curtis Cokes
Upper Montclair
N.J. Dallas
Tex
UPI
Montclair State
Col“Moria
Association Erlege
Sion
Dallas
Grandview Women Win Tie for Golf Tourney Honors
Results from a Grandview women’s golf club tourney at Nelda Crider course announced by officers. Winners include Dot Runyan and Martha Stacy in A-1 tied for low gross with 67s. Norma Emalu England and Gay Sprinke lead B-1 and C-1, while Kate Sprague and Jane Vermillion post top scores in their classes.
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Crystal
Anderson Grandview
Sprinkle
Golf Club
Shlole
Marylou Foster
Mickey McCass
Kermit
Martha Stacy
Dot Runyan
Grandview
Martha Boughton
Wite
Helen Ferris
Virginia Cue
Nelda Crider
Mickey McCrys- Stacys
Charles
Tal
Norma Emalu
England
Gay
Mar Allis
Martha ‘Stacy
Fay
Ter
Mildred Crider
Vivian Barker
Jesse
Norma Granger
Jane Vermillion
Will
Emalu
Lard
Marge Sipes
Gay Sprinke
Bob and
Edna
Kate Spragueland
Duke
Lorraine
Gross “Jownett
Charlee
Ema
Virginia Coe
Bei
Mickey
Meerys Duwane
Emehi
Bill
Velma
Glass
Kate Sprague
Tom
Florence Carter
Frank and
Margie
Jane Vermilion
Eh Park Board
Carrell Sprague
Jane Metcalf
Margaret Hecka
Man
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Indi
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St. Louis
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Harney
Eqmmen
Tareyton
Parnelli Jones
Indianapolis
Riverside
Parnell
Jerse
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Poste of Mare Pee Law
Riverside’ Supremes
Mounds Mall
Louisville, Ky
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Ben Meade
Bill Boland
Eddie Arcaro
Don Brumfield
Rains
Shirley and Williams
Apeche
Drysdale and Osteen
Saraton
Buffalo
Oakland
San Diego
EC Sunda
Orton
Miami
Cleveland
Tata
New York
Dalian
Philadelphia
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