Unbeaten Panthers Pirates Clash With Rivals In Area Top Attractions
Indiana high school football opens with heavy upsets as five of last season’s top ten lose. Elkhart, Richmond, T Baranaewilla Nianth, and other powerhouses face key Friday games while top scorers like Larry Highbaugh of Indianapolis Washington steer their squads. Major matchups this week include Mount Vernon at Evansville Rex Mundi Thursday.
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High School Football Schedules From Gary to Terre Haute
A list of high school football games across Indiana featuring multiple matchups. Games include West Ditzen Chesterton at Gary Edison, Valparaiso at Gary Froebel, Terre Haute Garfield Friday Elwood at Anderson, and many more across Marion County and beyond, with rundowns of opponents and venues.
Mays Slumps as Clemente Oliva Pace Batting Leaders
New York AP notes Willie Mays struggles with a .299 average after a season of highs and lows. Roberto Clemente holds a .342 mark with Tony Oliva at .323, leading a tight race among top hitters that includes Rico Carty Hank Aaron Billy Williams and others as of Sunday's games.
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Grandview Linksmen Plan Dinner and Masters Film Night
The Grandview Men's Golf Club will hold its annual banquet at 6 p.m. Saturday September 19 in the municipal clubhouse. President Ben Cornell announces films of the 1964 Augusta Masters tournament will be shown by Oscar Melson and many linksmen will receive season tourney trophies.
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Golf Tie At Delco Remy Championship At Grandview
Former champion Gene Julian and Milton Mills Sr. tied with Julian Creed for first after firing 69s in the Delco Remy Golf Tournament at Grandview. Joe Taylor and Oscar Levi shot 70s in the same group. A playoff for the title will follow with an additional 18 holes.
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Elwood's Aggressive Panthers Open CIC Schedule
Elwood meets Anderson while Madison Heights invades Anderson Highland as area teams open CIC play. Wabash visits Alexandria and Noblesville travels to Indianapolis North Central as nearby rivals seek early season bragging rights. Elwood aims to extend a 2-0 start after wins over Noblesville and Hartford City.
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Payne Wilkinson Carry Torch on Coast to Coast Relay
Oklahoma Supreme Court clerk Andy Payne a late 1920s cross country runner joined a coast to coast Olympic torch relay from New York to Los Angeles. He handed the flame to Jay Wilkinson son of Bud Wilkinson after lighting the step of the State Capitol Building.
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Jalico Wins 25000 Brighton Beach Handicap at Aqueduct
Jalico, long overlooked in his three prior runs, drew away from eight rivals to win the Brighton Beach Handicap at Aqueduct by three lengths. The five year old son of Como earned his sixth win of the year in 18 starts as 13-1 shot to a crowd of 28,123. The daily double paid $51.80.
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