Twinkle, Twinkle Indian Star Shines On North Central Action
Indiana high school football highlights feature Anderson routing Richmond 40 to 7 in NCC play as Bobby Glazebrooks scores three times. Brazil topples Terre Haute Wiley 19 to 6, while other NCC results include Lafayette over Frankfort and Kekomo beat Marion. Public notes include White River Conference meeting on Oct. 14 and a feature on 89-year-old George Marshall touring Anderson.
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Hagerstown Routs Pirates in Nineteen Fifty One Gridiron
Hagerstown’s multiple offense poses trouble for the Pirates tonight at South Anderson field with key players out. Madison Heights shows own depth as Cronk to fill center duties while Bayless and Chappell lead New Castle and Elwood scraps on Callaway Park gridiron.
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Canada Eliminates Hawaii From World Series
Canada defeated Hawaii 11 to 6 in Detroit to advance to the semifinal round of the Global World Series. Canada collected four hits and moved into Tuesday night’s semifinal as five nations remain in the event, the largest nonprofessional baseball world series.
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McNulty Delivers Second No-Hitter To Clinch Title
Anderson Black Labels pitcher Carl McNulty pitched his second no hit no run game as Black Labels beat Summitville Cities Service 7 0 in the Madison County Championship final at Shadyside Park. McNulty fanned 18 of 24 while walking three and hit by pitch one, allowing no opponent past second base. Whitey Snow homered late as Black Labels earned their third title of the season following wins in the Commercial A League and city championships.
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Snead Wins 90th Tourney at Dallas Open
Sam Snead, 43, captured his 96th victory overall by shooting 3-under 68 for a 264 total and a 10-stroke win in the Dallas Open at Glen Lakes. He tied records with a 60 and 126 over 36 holes, earned $8,000, and let a headache limit his final round as Earl Stewart and Al Besselink trailed. Stewart, Besselink finished with 77 and 71 respectively as three challengers tied for second after 72 holes.
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Mays Closing In On Stan as Race Tightens
In the National League batting race Stan Musial leads with .342, Willie Mays close at .339 after a five-point gain as Musial returns from a shoulder injury. Ted Williams stars for the Red Sox in the American League chase where Mickey Mantle trails by seven points as the season winds down.
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Indiana names Landin tennis coach at Indiana University
William Landin, 30, a former Northwestern star, was named tennis coach at Indiana University replacing Dale Lewis who left for the University of Miami. In Cleveland, Indians chair William Daley said the team would stay in Cleveland for at least another year but declined to predict Hank Greenberg’s future as general manager. In Los Angeles, guard Jack Ellena was placed on waivers and guard Dick Enright quit the Rams after the team cut to two returning servicemen. Browns reduce roster to 38, releasing Maurice Bassett and rookies Thurlow Cooper and Paul Camera as Milt Campbell remains on armed services list.
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Purdue suffers injuries limit expected football depth
Purdue football lineup remains thin after injuries to key players including sophomore guard Mike Florio who underwent knee surgery after Saturdays scrimmage. Regular tackles Nick Mumsey Wayne Farmer Ed Dwyer and left halfback Clyde Washington also sidelined while Indiana prepares with secret practice and notes improved blocking but uncertain progress.
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O Neill Dominates Grandview Senior Golf Championship
Joe O Neill won the Grandview senior men’s golf championship with a low gross 79 Sunday. Twenty players entered the event sponsored by the Grandview Men’s Club. W L Wicker, Rollie Reiseinger tied for 81. Charles Doyle and Kim Fogarty also posted notable scores alongside several others.
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Brad Stinson
Army Tulane Game Shifted to West Point
The Army Tulane football clash, moved from New Orleans to West Point due to Louisiana segregation laws, was announced via telegram to Representative Hebert and later confirmed by Tulane and the U.S. Military Academy. Also noted is Johnny Saxton's birth on July 4, 1930 in Newark New Jersey.
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Indiana Reformatory Wildcats dominate Delco Remy twin bill
IR Wildcats chalk up their 27th and 28th consecutive victories with a twin bill sweep over Delco Remy. Billy Wentz pitched the nightcap while Kreitling and Schmidt provided key hits. Elliot notes the team’s depth and the need for sharper passing as Illinois prepares for Big Ten play.
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Mason McBride Capture Races at Sun Valley Speedway
In Cincinnati on September 16 1960 Mason and McBride led the twin purse stock roadster hardtop feature at Sun Valley Speedway. Wendell Fall and Marvin Rector followed McBride across the line in roadsters. Wilkinson Don Gains and Carl Heustis starred in heats amid injuries, with a busy program including Li l Wheels midget racing and sports car events.
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Attention Men Qualify Quickly for Big-Pay Jobs Now
Advertises quick qualification for high paying draftsmanship and industrial positions at the Grand Hotel Thar. Requires no experience. mentions separation report and contact J J Baldwin. Includes date 19-1-B and asserts G1 approval.
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White River Nines Resume Title Play
White River Conference teams resume baseball this afternoon with Pendleton at Frankton and Markleville at St Marys at 7 00 p m Memorial Field Other contests carded this week include Frankton at Lapel St Marys at Summitville and May Karis at Pendleton
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Chiefs to Train in Indiana for Fall Prep
The Indianapolis Chiefs of the International Hockey League will depart tradition and train at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum this fall, instead of Canada. Workouts begin Oct. 7 with public access one or two nights weekly, and exhibition games are planned with Canadian clubs.
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