AP Poll Boosts La Porte No. 2 Team In Indiana
AP writers and broadcasters list seven newcomers in the season first poll with Hammond Morton holding No. 1. La Porte rises to No. 2, Indianapolis W is No. 4, Evansville Harrison No. 5, Fort Wayne down one, and Richmond among top ten. Also voted are Marion South Bend Adams New Albany and others. Bob Mitinger of the Chargers faces active duty with possible replacement by Degen Pettee or Good.
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Ball State Slotted 13th In UPI Poll
Ball State tied with Montana State for 13th in the UPI Top 20 rankings. The Cardinals were the lone Hoosier State team in the list, coming off a Saturday win over Indiana State of Pennsylvania. North Dakota State led the poll, with Tennessee State and Northern Illinois also ranked. NIU beat Butler 34 to 6.
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ACC Gives Swim Team Awards Room
The ACC honors its swim team with trophies for top point scorers from the 1966 season. Gold medalists include Karen Baughn and Mike Kuhl, with multiple silver and bronze winners listed. Coach Barcus and Ronnie Watson presented the awards as outgoing president Robert Baker announced the 1967 officers. There are 102 former Big Ten athletes in the NFL this year.
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Larry Jackson
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Pacer Romeo Hanover Favored In 21st Little Brown Jug
Romeo Hanover the season's fastest pacer enters Thursday as the 3-1 betting favorite in the 21st Little Brown Jug for 3-year-olds at Delaware Ohio. He carries a 13-race win streak and seeks the Cane Futurity revenge after strong opposition from Bonjour Hanover, Clay, Meadow Lenco, and others in a loaded field despite three days of rain.
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Tribe Places Second in PCL Attendance
Seattle report shows Pacific Coast League attendance of 183 682 with 28 676 more fans than last year. Portland 118 024. Tacoma 104 719. Spokane 100 468. Oklahoma City 97 761.
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Purdue to Open Season at Notre Dame on Televised Night
Purdue football will begin on a field in Lafayette before a televised game at Notre Dame. The team practiced in secrecy amid rain, with trainer Pinky Newell reporting coach Jack Mollenkopf holds a 4-1 record in Notre Dame Stadium and only five players required special treatment after Wednesday workout.
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Bulldogs win junior high cross country with 5 50 mile time
Bond of the Bulldogs won a one mile junior high cross country race finishing in 5:50. The meet featured teams including Lapel Highland Hulman Edwards Parks and Hesson with Bond and Hulman as top finishers in a tight field.
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Notre Dame Faces Purdue In First Fall Test On Gridiron
Notre Dame prepares for a key clash with Purdue next Saturday as the Irish seek their first 1965 season test. The article highlights Notre Dame’s two returning 1965 starters on the line, a strong defensive front, and captain Jim Lynch leading a veteran linebacking corps.
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