Indians Aim To Break Red Devil Streak In Friday Showdown
Anderson Indians and Richmond Red Devils clash Friday as coach Jim Carter seeks a third win over the rivals this season. Richmond, riding a three game win streak and ranked third in the state, has historically dominated the series, but Anderson carries a strong three season run and two tuneup wins. The NCC battle could shape upper echelon standings as Carter eyes payback for past losses while Madison Heights awaits a potential season-high crowd.
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Friday Night Richmond 300 at Anderson THX
Richmond hosts a Friday night 300 event at Anderson with Elwood 300 at Madison Heights and Greenfield 30 0 at Alexandria 0 3 plus Anderson Highland 34 1 at Franklin Central and Noblesville 34 0 at Indianapolis Howe on Saturday night in the North Central Conference
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Buford Named International Leagues Rookie of the Year
Indianapolis' Buford, a pint sized switch hitting third baseman, voted Rookie of the Year by 16 of 26 league writers. He led the IL with a .336 average, 206 hits, 41 doubles, and 114 runs, while matching Pearson in stature as a White Sox prospect.
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Tripucka Joins Saskatchewan CFL Return
Denver legend Frank Tripucka, formerly quarterback of the Denver Broncos, signs with Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League. The 35-year-old Notre Dame alum returns after seven seasons with Saskatchewan, later joining the AFL when it started in 1960. He has 15 pro seasons to his name.
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Grandview Wins County Golf Championship in Debut Meet
Grandview claims the county team title at Madison County Golf Club with 350 points on their first annual meet. Members Jack Beck, Bob Blake, Dave Bingaman, Wenzell Parson, and Dale Overjin anchored the win as Elwood and Edgewood trailed with 361 and 367 respectively. Upcoming events include a pro-amateur Sunday and a trophy dinner on September 28 with Masters highlights.
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AFL Loses Again in Baltimore Amid Scattered Quotes
AP report notes AFL losses in Baltimore with brief mentions of Joe Foss and football terms while listing bowling balls and prices. The piece mixes sports and product details, reflecting a cluttered page snippet with unclear context.
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Purdue Opens Season With Miami Florida Prep News
Purdue football worked on defense and pass plays as it nears the season opener against Miami Florida at night. Coach Jack Mollienkopf, preparing the Boilermakers, focused on shoring up the defense and correcting offensive errors from Saturday scrimmages.
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Latkes Stolen Amid Turmoil In Quiet Mile
A fragmented report notes a disturbance at a local market where items including latkes were involved. Authorities secured the scene as residents described a tense but brief confrontation. No injuries are reported and the incident is under investigation.
Knych Sets Golf Pace In Indiana PGA Qualifier
Fort Wayne Indiana AP Eg Knych Fort Benjamin Harrison golf pro won the qualifiers medal at Orchard Ridge CC with a two under par 69. He claimed 8100 cash edging Luke Majors by one stroke as most pros struggled on sloped greens. Others included Bob Hamilton, Jim Guinnup, Tom Wright, Dick Marshall, Mal McMullen and Charley Harter with varied scores.
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Daleville Dominates Hebron in Cross Country Meet
Daleville under coach Duane Qshon defeated Hebron in a cross country meet held Wednesday at Ruston Hartford City. Dave Howell set a new course record by racing two miles in ten minutes and three seconds, finishing first with 210 points to Spartan’s 40. Bob Marrow of Mehron, previously holding the record of 10:48, finished second.
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National Paint del met. 6 Los Angeles . 1 & 615 St. Louis-66.380
Major League Standings show Los Angeles atop the National League with St. Louis and San Francisco close behind amid shifting rankings. Alabama and Oklahoma rise in college poll chatter as Southern Cal defends top spot despite a narrow win over Colorado.
Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
Saturday results show NL games with Los Angeles and Pittsburgh, Milwaukee blank Chicago, New York over San Francisco, Philadelphia edging Houston. AL results list Kansas City and New York, Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles and other scores with Washington at Baltimore. Sunday totals include Pittsburgh over LA and Chicago over Milwaukee, plus mixed outcomes. Today’s schedule lists St Louis at Chicago, Cincinnati at Milwaukee, Pittsburgh at Houston, New York at LA, and more with night matches and pitcher matchups.
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St Mary's win over Highland. Pendleton loses in cross country
St Mary's beat Highland 21 to 40 in varsity cross country as Pendleton fell to Muncie Southside 24 to 24. The Gaels logged their fourth win in seven meets while Pendleton’s third loss. Pendleton also won the reserve meet against Southside 26 to 13 and both teams planned invitational races at Marion and Indianapolis.
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Broderick to Undergo Wrist Injury Operation
Roger Broderick of St. Mary’s High School basketball will miss at least three months after an auto accident. He will have wrist surgery Thursday at St John’s Hospital to remove a bone graft from the upper arm and halt further damage.
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Mauch Attacks Phils In Houston Clubroom
Gene Mauch, manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, allegedly threw food and shouted about the team after a 2-1 loss to the Houston Colt .45s in Colt Stadium. He insulted players calling them Little Leaguers and damaged Wes Covington and Tony Gonzalez dress suits with gravy and other refreshments.
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Football Scores from Sundays Games Summary
Detroit over Cleveland 41 to 24 and Dallas 24 over Baltimore 20 headline a day of NFL action. Other results include San Francisco 14 at St. Louis 28 and Philadelphia 24 over Pittsburgh 21. New York defeated Chicago 24 to 7 while Washington edged Los Angeles 14 New York 24 and Royston 17. Boston 2 over Oakland 14 Kansas City 27 and Buffalo 27 produced a tie. Indianapolis 99.
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Southport Eyes Perfect Season Historic high school bid
Southport Cardinals aim to finish undefeated and unscored on to join a select list from the 1920s to 1961. Coach Chuck Robbins reuses most players from a 62 team that lost only to Warren Central and Manual by a touchdown. Next games include Greensburg, Connersville, Columbus, Franklin, Manual, Warren Central, and Lawrence Central.
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Braves to remain in Milwaukee as long as welcome
The Milwaukee Braves announced they will stay in Milwaukee today tomorrow next year and as long as they are welcome. John McHale, president and GM, said rumors about relocation caused confusion and that offers from several cities were considered but the team will remain in Milwaukee. Leon Wagner of the Los Angeles Angels hit 87 home runs in 1982 with only five off lefties.
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