AHS Blasts Into 4th In NCC Upisi Coverage
September 1966 notes Lafayette Jefferson Bronchos near top NCC standings as NCC cross country race and football matchups shape the week. Frankfort and New Castle clash, Marion and Kokomo engage, with Logansport hosting the NCC cross country meet October 13 and Lafayette Jefferson contending for the title.
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Lafayette
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Anderson
Dave Davis
Bob Jones
Tom Ricks
Stu Fountain
Jim Campbell
Kokomo
Dave Means
George Barber
New Castle
John Mastin
Tom Hankin
Garry Moore
Dave Sewell
Muncie Central
Marion
Richmond
Frankfort
Muncie
PBA Tourney Moves to Madison Square Garden in 1967
The Professional Bowlers Association National Championship Tournament will be held for six straight years starting in 1967 at Madison Square Garden New York. Quarterback Gary Marshall of Binghamton New York captains Lafayette's football team.
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Professional Rowers Association
Madison Square Garden
Gary Marshall
Binghamton, N.Y
Laayette
Morton risks 14 game streak against East Chicago Washington
Hammond Morton seeks to extend a 14 game winning streak by hosting East Chicago Washington in a key late week high school football matchup. The latest AP and UPI polls show Indiana big three as Morton LaPorte and Washington with Adams New Albany rising, while Michigan State UCLA Alabama and others top the national ranks.
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Ferrari Enters One Car in U S Ice Prix
Ferrari Racing announces entry of a 3 000cc 12 cylinder car for the United States Ice Prix at Watkins Glen to be driven by Lorenzo Bandini of Italy. The report notes past Monmouth Park successes by Sam Boulmetis but focuses on the Watkins Glen entry.
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Highland reserves edge Mississinewa in 19 0 win
Randy Closser scored two touchdowns to lead Highland reserves to a 19 0 victory over Mississinewa. Al Roudebush helped with a hole in one on a par 3 while team members including Bob Estep contributed to the scoring and the club banquet plans were announced for Boca Ree Al's Thursday night event.
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Pennant Race At A Glance From Major Leagues
A condensed pennant race summary lists standings and intercity results with teams such as Philadelphia San Francisco Pittsburgh Atlanta and Houston. The data shows wins losses and schedules including home and away notes and a few rescheduled dates around October.
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Oblasburgh
la Peapeleco
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Atanta
Pillsburgh
Houston
Atlanta
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Tiant Shuts Twins As Indians Rally To Win
Lally Tiant yielded six hits in his first start since July 3 and drove in two runs with a fourth inning single lifting the Cleveland Indians to a 4 1 1 victory over the Minnesota Twins. The game featured solid offense from Alvis and Mincher and a late Cleveland surge to secure the win.
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Catfish Hunter
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Harding Reinstated by NBA Commissioner Kennedy
New York AP report states 7 foot Pistons center Harding has been reinstated after a league hearing. The suspension from September 1965 ended following an appeal heard last week, ending a yearlong ban stemming from incidents with Detroit police.
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Cossacks Win Four Way Cross Country Meet at Middletown
Maxwell Middletown hosts a four way high school cross country meet where Cossacks lead with 31 points as Morristown, Southwestern San Francisco, and Hancock Central trail. Grading times show B Griffin of Morristown clocked 10 minutes 35 seconds for two miles with Hancock Central runner nearby, while Southwestern claims top team honor with 47 points and Morristown and Hancock Central close behind.
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Steelers Star Nelsen to Undergo Knee Surgery
Pittsburgh signed quarterback Bill Nelsen, No. 1 for the Steelers, to knee surgery after tearing cartilage. A team spokesman said he will be out at least six weeks following injuries sustained Sunday against the Detroit Lions.
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