Indians Triumph 21 7 Over Muncie South Side
Anderson Indians overcome early two TD deficit to defeat Muncie South Side 21 to 7 at South Anderson Field. Fuller scores a receiving and rushing TDs with two interceptions while Youngblood gains 120 yards on 12 carries and McKinney passes for 91 yards.
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Anderson
Indians
Muncie
Muncie South Side
Tribe
Mike McKinney
Tommy Vaughn
L. V. Youngblood
Rebel
Ed Fuller
McKinney
Mike Carter
Bill Isenhour
South Side
Don Seal
Youngblood
Fuller
Jsenhour
Denny Miller
Fred Goring
Louis Smith
Miller
Mike Smothers
Rebels
Anderson Muncie
Seybert LE Whitney
York
Snyder
Bivens
Sayer
Mainard
Howard McKinney
Carter
Tyler
Smith
Gorin
Seal
Tallman
Horton
Robinson
Vaughn
Walker
Zink
Fite
Broadnax
Rankin
Cornelius
Mullins
Taylor
la Velle
Pease
Tompson
Hardiman
Smothers
McGinnis
Davison
Barnes
M. Gorin
Clark
Isenhour
High School Grid Scores Across Indiana and Nearby States
A broad set of high school football results shows Anderson beating Muncie South Side 21 to 7, Noblesville 39 over North Central 6, and many more scores across Indiana. Notable games include Kokomo 45 to East Chicago Washington 7, East Chicago Roosevelt 33 over Hammond Clark 6, and Southport 53 over Martinsville 0.
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Danville
Greenwood
Gary Wallace
Gary Mann
Gary Froebel
Valparaiso
Chesterton
Gary Edison
East
Gary
Gary Wirt
Calumet
Portage
Griffith
Merrillville
Crown Point
Lowell
Highland
Dyer
Hammond Noll
Chicago
St. Mel's
Kokomo
East Chicago
Washington
Roosevelt
Hammond Clark
Hammond Tech
Hammond Morton
Warsaw
Rochester
Tipton
Plymouth
Sacred Heart
Shortridge
Anderson Highland
Winchester
Noblesville
North Central
Marion Co
Covington
Veedersburg
Frankfort
Clinton Central
Tech
Broad Pole
Franklin
Greensburg
Rushville
Seymour
Southport
Martinsville
Payne
Ohio
White’s
Maconaquah
Southwood
Wabash
Hartford City
Ben Davis
Warren Central
Lawrence Central
Greenfield
Moore Under Knife Ahead of Colts Season Opener
Baltimore Colts star halfback Lenny Moore underwent an emergency appendectomy Friday morning. The procedure comes two days before the season opener against the New York Giants. Moore had bruised ribs from an Aug. 17 exhibition game and had not played until last Saturday, leaving the Colts coping with a late injury setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lenny Moore
Baltimore Colts
Colts
New York Giants
Moore
Shawmen Triumph 34-19 as Highlanders Defeat Winchester Driver
Anderson Highlanders under Coach Rod Shaw built a 34 point lead by halftime and held on for a 34 to 19 win over Winchester Driver. Sumwalt scored for Winchester and Bronnenberg connected on multiple extra points as Highlanders extended their perfect start.
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Rod Shaw
Anderson Highlanders
Winchester
Sumwalt
Craig Huxtable
Highland
John Campbell
Gary Bronnenberg
Jay Barr
Highlands
Bronnenberg
Barr
Greg Risk
Risk
Huxtable
Brennenberg
Trusty Toe
Hurst
Haviza
Sunwalt
Carry Back And Chateaugay In Top Races Today
Carry Back seeks United Nations glory as 3-1 favorite on the AC grass with nine seasoned rivals. Chateaugay faces Crewman and Outing Class in the Jerome at Aqueduct, aiming to strengthen 3 year old supremacy with Braulio Baeza aboard.
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United Nations
Atlantic City
Chateaugay
Aqueduct
Katherine Price
Carry Back
Greentree Stable
George D. Widener
Greentree
Darby Dan Farm
Crewman
Saratoga
Braulio Baeza
Eric Guerin
Bobby Ussery
Widener
Major League Standings and Results Summary
Yesterday and Friday results across the National and American Leagues yield close scores and several playoff contexts. Notable notes include Philadelphia beating Los Angeles 3-1 and St Louis defeating Chicago 8-3, with playoff implications in the Governor’s Cup series leading Indianapolis 7 Atlanta 3.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Washinon
Detroit
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Losa
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Richert
Short
Sanrancisco
O'Dell
Cardwell
O’toole
Koonce
Ouston
Farrell
Willey
Sadowski
St Louis
Gibson
Roberts
Bunning
Peters
Washington
Baird
Twilight
Grant
Chance
Monbouquette
Penn
Terry
Stafford
Stigman
Arrigo
White Winner In Hoosier 100 Preview Race
Johnnie White of Warren Michigan won the Hoosier 100 Preview at Sun Valley Speedway on Friday. He led Chuck Rodee from lap 79 and finished about three lengths ahead. The 100 laps took 23 minutes 14.0 seconds. Tommie Copp finished third. Johnnie Riva fourth. Bob Wente fifth. Russ Congdon sixth. Mel Kenyon seventh. Ronnie Duman eighth. Robbie Grim ninth. Harry Beck tenth. Heats winner were Copp, Davies, Jimmie White, Tattersall with Davies as semi final winner.
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Johnnie White
Warren
Mich
Sun Valley Speedway
U.S. Auto Club
White
Chuck Rodee
Speedway
Rodee
Tommie Copp
Millray
Calif
Johnnie Riva
Des Plains
Ill
Bob Wente
St. Louis
Russ Congdon
Puyallup
Wash
Mel Kenyon
Davenport
Iowa
Ronnie Duman
Dearborn
Robbie Grim
Indianapolis
Harry Beck
Tommy Copp
Jimmie Davies
Monticello
Jimmie White
Bob Tattersall
Streator
Lapel Trips Arabs for Second Victory
Lapel chalked up its second cross country win, defeating Markleville 20 to 40 on a 1.65 mile course led by Stevenson in 9:28. Lapel reserves won 16 to 39, while Markleville freshmen won 24 to 31. Rich of Lapel led freshman 9:28. Markleville heads to Royerton Monday for next meet.
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Markleville
Lapel
Stevenson
Rich
Royerton
Hunter
Stoner
Noggle
Upton
Clem
Baker
Kuhns
Hinchman
Martin
Williams
Umpire Vincent Smith Sent Home for Hospital Treatment
National League reports umpire Vincent A. Smith, 46, ordered home to Pittsburgh for at least 10 days of hospital treatment after a leg injury from a pitched ball. He did not report trouble until Wednesday night in St. Louis.
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Cincinnati
Vincent A. Smith
Pittsburgh
National League
Smith
St. Louis
Beman and Sikes Reach U S Amateur Final
Deane Beman and Dick Sikes advanced to the U S Amateur final in Des Moines Iowa. Beman defeated George Archer 5 and 4 while Sikes led Charlie Coe 2 up after 29 holes in the other semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Deane Beman
Bethesda
California
George Archer
Dick Sikes
Arkansas
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
McElhenny Sued Over Unpaid Note Balance
San Jose California Hugh McElhenny, former 49er now with the Giants, sued in Superior Court with McElhenny Markets Corp. to collect 10,488 on a 21,600 note dated January 26, 1962. The complaint says an installment due March 16 was not paid. The Wells Fargo Bank Palo Alto branch issued the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Hugh McElhenny
San Francisco
York Giants
J. J. Fitzgerald
McElhenny
McElhenny Markets Corp
Palo Alto
Wells Fargo Bank
Parson's 71 Tops D R Scores Friday
Wendell Bud Parson a Plant 1 employee fired a par 71 to lead all night workers on the Delco Remy 18 hole golf event. Barry McFadden of Plant 16 was runner up with 74 among 100 participants.
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Wendell
Bud) Parson
Barry McFadden
Joe Cates
Dept. 120
Jim Richardson
Plant 1
Dept. 150
Delco-Remy
Employes
Yankees Clinch American Pennant
The New York Yankees clinched their fourth straight American League pennant as Jim Bouton earned his 20th win with a 2-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis ST. Paul
UPI
New York Yankees
Jim Bouton
Minnesota Twins
Trojans Roll To 20-6 Victory Over Pirates
New Castle's Trojans used a diversified scoring burst in the second and fourth quarters to defeat visiting Madison Heights 20 to 6. Shepherd ran in from the three for the opening score with Unger kicking, Unger added a late rushing TD from the four, and Shepherd converted the extra points.
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New Castle
Trojan
Madison Heights Pirates
Shepherd
Trojans
Arthur
Unger
Madison Heights
Phil Faris
Pirates
Pendleton runner White wins fourth meet in idlewold cross race
Pendleton junior Jerry White led a 2 mile cross country victory over St. Marys and Yorktown with a time of 10 minutes 29 seconds as Pendleton finishes first with 15 points. Teammates Jacobs Lewark Woods Miller Huntzinger and Manifold followed. Reserve Pendleton team placed second in their meet.
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Pendleton
Jerry White
Pendleton Idlewold
St. Mary's
Yorktown
Jacobs
Lewark
Woods
Miller
Huntzinger
Manifold
St. Mary’s
Dave Cheshier
Varsity
White
McClain
McGuinness
Koester
Michaels
Dillard
Wagner
Grissom
Mardis
Reece
Tollerence
Mason
Dearing
Chestier
Warner
Webb
Fedor
Baldwin
Hinkle
G. Baldwin
Noel
Schumacher
T. Jones
Humble
Vores
Conklin
Lawyer
Mercer
Harvey
Haskell
G. Jones
Ote
Brooks
Control tips for beginners in bowling from Marion Ladewig
The article explains proper back swing and wrist control for women bowlers. It warns against too short a swing and urges a firm wrist and moderate speed for pins. It promotes a portable pamphlet with tips, available from National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago for a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
N. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
Franklin Coach to Honor Stars On Opening Game
Franklin Indiana coach Stewart Red Faught will award helmet stars to players making standout defensive plays in the opening game against Oliver of Michigan. Stars will be placed for recovering fumbles intercepting passes blocking punts or kicks and tackling inside the 20 yard line on kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Ind
Stewart
Faught
Oliver
Michigan
Former Georgia end coach Perron Shoe maker dies at 47
Athens Georgia report says Perron Shoe maker former Georgia end coach died Friday after long illness. He was 47 and death was attributed to a kidney ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens, Ga
Georgia
Perron Shoemaker
Noblesville Romps Over North Central in 39-0 Victory
Noblesville Millers shut out North Central Panthers 39 to 0. B Campbell and S Mullin each scored three touchdowns with two early long passes from D Dunker to Campbell and Mullin. Mullin added an 86 yard run and Campbell a 90 yard interception return for scores.
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Noblesville Millers
North Central Panthers
B. Campbell
S. Mullin
Millers
D. Dunker
Dunker
Mullin
G. Hampton
Panthers
Campbell
Hampton
Golf great Lawson Little in serious condition
Palo Alto Calif AP Golf star Lawson Little former US Amateur and Open champion 53 is in critical condition with a brain hemorrhage at Stanford Hospital He has been hospitalized since August 27 and will undergo major surgery Saturday His Pebble Beach home is listed and visitors are not allowed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Calif
Lawson Little
Palo Alto-Stanford Hospital
Little
Pebble Beach
U.S
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Jay Walker
Foe
Don Carter
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