Week of high school football pits Lafayette and Anderson top NCC clash
The schedule features Lafayette Bronchos and Anderson Indians meeting as undefeated NCC powers atop a packed Friday night slate. Pendleton visits Eastbrook while Madison Heights travels to Tipton, with Elwood and Alexandria eyeing homecoming wins amid 1-2 records. Multiple undefeated teams face key regional showdowns across Indiana, including New Castle at Richmond and South Bend Central at Riley, as teams chase streaks and league standings.
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Hammond Morton
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New Castle
Richmond
Pho Mouth
Columbia City
Evansville
Beltz
Harrison
Rex Mundi
Jasper
Gary Emerson
Gary Tolleston
Wabash
Huntington
South Bend Central
South
Peat Riley
Cennterville
Winchester
Evansville Bosse
New Albany
Delphi
Peru
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Dan‘vile
Fort Wayne South
Terre Haute
Wiley
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Vaneforth
Newhave
Greencase
Terre Haute Garfield
Nance Tops AFL Ground Gainers Amid Strong Start
In AFL action Nance of the Boston Patriots leads ground gainers with 194 yards on 36 carries at a 5.4 average after two games, surpassing last year’s totals. Buffalo’s Wray Carlton trails with 148 yards, while John Wade of San Diego and George Blanda show strong passing aspects and overall yardage as the league’s leaders.
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George Biande
Jim Nace
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Eitver
Art Powell
Oakland
Charlies Frazier
Clem Daniels
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Namath Plays Through Jinx With Five TDs in Win
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath recovered from a knee injury to throw five touchdown passes last Sunday. The 23 year old, voted AFL rookie of the year in 1965, rose to third in AFL passing, while other game notes covered Frank Robinson driving in five runs for Baltimore and the Orioles’ pursuit of their first pennant in 13 years.
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Purdue Notre Dame Loom As Week Two Thriller In College Football
The press notes focus on a potential classic as Purdue faces Notre Dame in a pivotal early season showdown at Lafayette, with Bob Griese starring and last season’s drama fueling expectations. Indiana braces for its Big Ten opener at Northwestern amid a slate of Saturday games across the state featuring Ball State hosting Valparaiso and other regional matchups.
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Valparaiso
Butler
St. Joseph's
DePauw
Broncos Name Malavasi Head Coach After Speedie Resigns
Denver on Monday named offensive line coach Ray Malavasi interim head coach to replace Mac Speedie who resigned Sunday from the AFL's losing Broncos. Malavasi will begin head coaching duties immediately as Denver prepares to face the New York Jets next Sunday seeking its first league win. Speedie had been head coach since the fifth week of the 1944 AFL season following a fourth quarter collapse in a 45 7 season opener loss to Houston.
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College Football Focuses Eyes On ND Purdue Saturday
College football centers on Notre Dame versus Purdue this Saturday as Indiana state teams struggle against out-of-state opponents. Purdue is noted for a strong outclassing performance while other Indiana schools show mixed results, with only Ball State Evansville Indiana State Taylor Hanover Manchester DePauw Butler Franklin and DePauw winning against external foes.
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Indiiana
National League and American League results recapped
Yesterday's baseball results feature Chicago and St Louis in the National League, and Cleveland, Detroit, and Kansas City among others in the American League. Notable scores include Houston 94 over New York 25, and Kansas City 20 at Washington.
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Bailey's 4 Run Homer In Ith Beats Giants
Bob Bailey hit a grand slam and Rober to Clemente added a solo shot as the Pirates rallied past the Giants in San Francisco. Clemente opened with his 26th homer off Frank Linzy, bases loaded after a Clendenon hit and Mazeroski walk. Bailey followed with his 12th homer off Linzy as Pittsburgh erased a 1-0 deficit and held on for the win as Willie Mays drove in the tying run in the ninth.
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Hinshaw Sneed figure 8 event features local runners
Dick Hinshaw of New Castle and Allen Sneed led in a figure 8 race at Sun Valley. Daleville runners claimed firsts while Hinshaw trailed in the opening heat as Jim Wymar of Muncie, Ralph Creamer of Anderson, Marvin Neely of Anderson, and Junior Shirley of Anderson placed behind. Bob Wyman finished second in the second figure 8. Heat writers included Hinshaw, Bob Evans, and Elmer Brown of Anderson.
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New Castle
Allen Sneed
Daleville
Mm Oeay
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Muncie
Ralph Creamer
Anderson
Marvin Neely
Junior Shirley
Bob Wyman
Hie
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Elmer Brown
Police Host Invitational Pistol Match Sunday At FOP Range
Anderson Police Department hosted the state invitational pistol match at the FOP range on Ind. 232. McClure from Crane Naval Depot won Top Gun. Daylor Lafayette placed second. Teams included Marion County Constables and Valparaiso, with perfect individual scores by all entrants in the event. Local officers Rob Estes and Donald Bates joined the 100 Club after shooting perfect team scores.
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HICC and HCC Open Conference Contests This Weekend
Indiana and Hoosier conferences begin league play after a mixed prep week. Ball State defends the ICC title against Valparaiso while St Joseph’s and DePauw meet in a WAL clash and Evansville, Anderson, and other teams start conference action across Indiana with notable matchups and travels. Royals post NBA assist record with 2,154 in 1961-62.
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Greencastle
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Hanover
Wartham
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Richmond
Taylor
Manchester
Upland
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Bar Scribes Kept From MSC Locker Room After Games
Michigan State coach Daugherty imposed a policy barring reporters from the dressing room until players finish showers. He said interviews would be allowed in a separate room to keep players focused after tough games. Star fullback Bob Apisa released from hospital. Dwight Lee back at practice after foot injury.
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Daugherty
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Bob Apisa
University Medical Center
Dwight Lee
North Carolina State
Mets Win In 10th On Wild Pitch To Beat Astros 1-0
New York Mets break a no hit bid by Chris Avhary with a 10th inning run on a wild pitch by Sembera to edge the Houston Astros 1-0. Bob Shaw had the lone Houston hit through nine frames before Keanepool singled and Jones doubled to set up the decisive sequence.
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New York Mets
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Carroll Sembera
Houston Astros
Bob Shaw
Aichary
MD Keanepool
Clean Jones
Sembera
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Jin Mckman
Keanepool
NR Boxers Win Six Of Seven Team Bouts
A Muncie area boxing card at the Indiana Reformatory featured seventeen year old Noke Sullivan and Trisha Sullivan with hard fought bouts. Danny Bland, Sonny Cisco, and Lester Taylor posted unanimous decisions while Robins and others faced tough competition in a crowded 10 bout card. Judges included Dean Beaman and Kenny Bays with Bob Utter refereeing.
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Baltimore Plans General Sale of 56000 Tickets
The Baltimore Orioles announced a general sale for 56000 baseball tickets on a game by game basis. Details are to be announced later this week, with no applications yet accepted. Purchasers will be allotted two tickets for one of three Baltimore games, following the usual two strips per game sale.
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