Unbeaten teams highlight Indiana high school football week
Major Indiana games loom as unbeaten squads across the state clash. Notable matchups include Lafayette at Anderson, Franklin Central at Anderson Highl and, Highland at Anderson Madison Heights, and Lawrence Central hosting New Haven while Bloomington University faces Exinburg.
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Howe
Noblesville
North Central
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Pam
Madison
Indianapolis
Indiana
Anderson Madison
Heights
Hagerstown
Brookville
Broad Ripple
Idiana High
Gary Wallace
Gary
Local high school football scores from statewide matches
Scattered results feature Wak Dlten Hagerstown, Brookville Berne, Cambridge City Carmel, Speedway Lowell, Chesterton Corydon, Clarksville West Vigo, Clinton Clinton Central, Jackson entral Garrett, Columbia City Rushville, Columbus Connersville, Jeffersonville West Lafayette, Crawford City, and other area pairings. Scores not fully listed in readable text.
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Brookville
Berne
Cambridge City
Carmel
Speedway
Lowell
Chesterton
Corydon
Clarksville
West Vigo
Clinton
Clinton Central
Jacksonentral
Coppahaunk Wins Atlantic City Race In Wire-To-Wire Finish
Coppahaunk led from start to finish to capture the featured seventh race at Atlantic City, holding off Bestie and Cease Lass as 2,086 fans saw a $5,387.00 twin double first offered this season. Hello Babee and Moody Prince followed in the mutuel, with Ceppahaunk finishing strong for a payout ending in 1:05 over 5 furlongs.
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UPI
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Hammond Clark
East Chifield
Ago
Washington
Howard County
Bestie
Elkhart
Evansville Mater Dei
Asville Memorial
Cease Lass
Evansville
Hello Babee
Garlandeers
Ceppahaunk
Moody Prince
Silver Top
Navy Admiral
Pro Football Sunday Scores Across Leagues
AFL Indianapolis defeated Charleston 21 to 7. NFL results include Baltimore 21 over Green Bay 20 and San Francisco 24 over Philadelphia 24 in a 24 24 tie not allowed. Other notable outcomes: St Louis 33 over Cleveland 23 and Pittsburgh 27 over New York 24. Chicago 34 over Minnesota 28 and Dallas 28 over Washington 18. Los Angeles 17 over Detroit 17 and Buffalo 30 over Denver 13. Boston 33 over San Diego 23.
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Y A Tittle Released From Hospital
New York Giants quarterback Y A Tittle was released from a hospital and listed doubtful for Friday's home opener against the Washington Redskins. Doctors said he suffered bruised cartilages to three ribs after a 27 24 loss to Pittsburgh and that two x rays showed broken bones. Therapy will begin Tuesday as he recovers from the beating.
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Japan Prepares for 1964 Olympics in Tokyo Costs
Japan plans to spend more than 1.9 billion dollars on Olympic preparations for the 1964 Games opening October 10. The Olympic Organizing Committee outlines costs, with 1.862 billion for facility development, 25.5 million for event operations, and 29.2 million for remodeling and new sports venues.
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Red Auerbach Takes Full Control Of Boston Celtics
Boston AP Arnold Red Auerbach assumed complete charge of the Boston Celtics as vice president and general manager after a board meeting. Following Walter Brown's death the leadership was shuffled with Lou Pieri stating Red would run all operations and possibly become president within two years.
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Red) Auerbach
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Nicklaus Closes Gap on Palmer in PGA Money Race
In Dunedin Florida Joel Nicklaus moved within $3 000 of Arnold Palmer for the top money winner spot after Palmer’s Portland Open victory. Nicklaus has earned $107 717 83 in 22 events while Palmer leads with $110 743 37. Bill Casper Jr rose to third with 73 219 74 after sixth in Portland. Others in top 10 include Lema Nichols Player Venturi Rudolph Rodriquez and Souhak. Jim Nance argues athletes need more fitness for wrestling than football. Rock Colavito’s Detroit streak ends with 9% straight games without an error.
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PGA
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Bill Casper Jr
Tony Lema
Casper
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Lema
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Gary Player
Ken Venturi
Mason Rudolph
Juan Rodriguez
Mike Sou‘hak
Mills Sr. Wins Delco Remy Fairway Crown in One Hole Playoff
Milton Mills Sr. of Plant 7 captured Grandview's annual Delco Remy fairway golf tournament title after a dramatic one hole playoff against William Creed of Plant 6 and Gene Julian of Plant 8. Creed and Julian shot 1 under 69s to reach the playoff. Mills posted 72 while Julian had 73 and 75. Defending champ Joe Taylor missed the playoff by one stroke with a 70.
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Plant 7
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William
Bill) Creed
Plant
Gene Julian
Mills
Creed
Julian
Wandview
Joe Taylor
Deeg Genetee
Major League Leaders From United Press International
National League top hitters include Clinnt Pitts .344 and Aaron Mil .325 with Santo Chi 315 on 94 runs. American League leaders feature Oliva Minn .323 Mantle NY .304 and Williams Cubs 32 homers Cepeda Giants 30. Pitching highlights Koufax Dodgers 19 5 and Bunning Phils 18 5 with Short 17 7. Runs and RBIs list top performers across both leagues.
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Last Day to Register and Vote Democratic
October fifth marks the final registration deadline and urges voters to support the Democratic Party at the polls.
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