Ravens Open Season in Home Opener Against Franklin
Anderson College hosts Franklin in a Hoosier Conference clash to defend its title as 25 Franklin lettermen return led by quarterback Max Stafford. Raven coach Jim Macholtz relies on a veteran line with new backfield help from Richard Young as 14 lettermen return for a 1:30 p.m. Saturday kickoff on the E. St. field.
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Marion tops Anderson in two-mile cross country meet
Marion High School runner Foster led a 10:38 finish over two miles at Edgewood, handing Coach Ray Ward’s Indian harriers their first loss as Marion placed multiple scorers from St. Mary’s, Pendleton, and Frankton in the results. The meet featured varsity and reserve divisions with Frankton idle and Anderson hosting Muncie South.
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Cubs Topple Cards in win at Chicago matchup
Cubs topple the Cardinals in a decisive game at Chicago with strong batting and pitching. Key players contributed early runs and late game defense secured the victory for the Cubs.
Gretel Hands Weatherly Loss In Close Cup Race
Australia’s Gretel beat the United States Weatherly by 47 seconds on a 24 mile triangular course to level the Americas Cup best of seven in Newport Rhode Island. Skipper Bus Mosbacher had predicted a tight finish as crowd cheers rang out.
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Americans fall out of race in windy America's Cup clash
Chicago Cubs pitcher Paul Toth bowled over St Louis Cardinals 4 3 as Stan Musial hit a two run homer in the ninth. Gretel skipper Jock Sturrock sought postponement after a pastoral victory, with race three delayed to Tuesday and the cup tightens after a volatile sailing day.
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Davis to join Cornell track staff after Olympic hurdles career
Glenn A. Davis of Barberton Ohio Olympic hurdles champion and former NFL player will become assistant track coach at Cornell University. The 28 year old, who won the 400 meter hurdles in the 1956 and 1960 Olympic Games, is a 1959 Ohio State graduate and played for the Detroit Lions in 1960 before being released this month.
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Older And Wiser Marion 11 After Revenge At AHS
Fifteen Marion Giant football players plan revenge Friday night when they visit Anderson for a Dad's Night contest. They aim to avoid a repeat of last year’s 47 to 0 defeat, with eight starters from that game in their sights. Marion has beaten Mississinewa and lost to Muncie Central 13 to 8. Star players include Gary Koddyke and Jim Hormaday.
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Three-Year-Olds Highlight Little Brown Jug Field
Delaware Ohio hosts the Little Brown Jug with 13 top three-year-olds scheduled to race. Ten of the entrants have run a mile in two minutes or less. Two elimination heats set the stage for a fast, competitive afternoon purse of 35,000 dollars.
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Pendleton Prevails in Cross Country Showdown Over Noblesville
Pendleton beat Noblesville 23 to 34 on the Pendleton course with Bankson of Pendleton winning the meet in 10 minutes 07 seconds. Noblesville reserves claimed a 21 to 34 victory for the Irish, as listed in the event scoring and participant details.
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Westfield Overpowers Anderson St. Marys in Cross Country
Westfield defeated Anderson St. Marys 1546 in a Tuesday cross country meet at Killbuck Park. St. Marys reserves led 28-30 in the preliminary with Westfield seconds close behind, and the lineup lists several runners with times and placements.
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