Bloomington Maintains No. 1 Rating in Hoosier Poll
Bloomington keeps the top ranking with six first place votes and 880 rating points. Washington remains No. 2 as Marion makes a big jump to No. 3 after a 30-12 win over Richmond.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1968
Page
23
Bloomington keeps the top ranking with six first place votes and 880 rating points. Washington remains No. 2 as Marion makes a big jump to No. 3 after a 30-12 win over Richmond.
St Mary’s led by Fredericks first place defeats Shenandoah and St Ambrose on a one mile Middletown course. Individual results list Fredericks SM and multiple scorers from SM and SH, with times and placements noted.
The White River Little League boys baseball organization will hold its annual banquet at 1 p.m. Sunday September 29 at the Anderson Badge and Gun Club. Team and individual trophies will be distributed following the pitch in dinner.
The Grandview Women's Golf Club holds its Trophy Dinner at 6:30 p.m. today in the municipal clubhouse with officers distributing season prizes. Winners from last three tournaments are listed across Nine Holes Gross and Eighteen Holes Gross classes along with Army Handicap standings.
Purdue coach Jack Mollenkopf said he will start the same offensive and defensive units against Notre Dame as used in the 44-6 win over Virginia. The only expected change is replacing Paraskevas with a healthy Teaslene on the trip to South Bend.
Members of Redeemer Presbyterian Church held a Sunday golf tourney at Ensley-Dunn course from 6 to 10 p.m. Ronald McCullough and Pro Dudley Dunn organized it. Norman Lewis and Robert Wheat won first prize with a 62 net. Billy Wheat Bruce Matter won youth prizes. Marilyn Scholutz had the highest score and Ray Ogden earned a trophy.
Firestone Country Club in Akron named Bobby Nichols of Louisville to serve as head pro effective November. Nichols will replace Alex Redl, who will announce his future plans soon, according to Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. director J A E Brubaker.
Indiana college football schedule lists Purdue at Notre Dame and Indiana at Kansas among Saturday games in Indianapolis. Also on tap are matchups like St Josephs at DePauw, Anderson at Manchester, Franklin at Hanover, Indiana Central at Taylor, Indiana State at Butler, Valparaiso at Ball State, Wilmington at Earlham, Ferris at Wabash, Evansville at Southeast Missouri, and Rose Poly at Concordia. Also noted is Syracuse lacrosse co captain Cliff Ensley of Scarsdale New York who letters in football and wrestling as a sophomore.
Aging Bill Russell signed a two year player coach contract with the Boston Celtics worth slightly over 205000 per year. General Manager Red Auerbach announced the deal at a luncheon noting the package includes salary and fringe benefits. Russell, who will be 35 in February, has led Boston to ten NBA titles since joining in 1954-57 and previously served as player coach. Wilt Chamberlain’s Lakers deal is mentioned as a contrast in NBA salaries.
Fire officials in Tampa sift through charred rubble at the Florida Downs racetrack grandstand and main office after an early morning fire. Estimated damages reach at least 800000 dollars, with the blaze likely starting in the press box area and spreading to the adjoining clubhouse of the remodeled facility.
Bowling results list a series of scores including Lions, KC, and Anderson Exchange across multiple matchups with mixed results. The honor roll features Christopherson 211 Andrews 203 Gochenour 205 Reed 215 Williams 210 Murnan 201 Hi 223 Haven 578 Matthews 212 Hinz 219 and others.
Four to zero and seven three highlight the game results with a final line showing honor roll names B Johnson Baker Haven Mason with scores 218 551 202 202 208 and a series of scores. The items reflect a local sports recap and student recognition.
Chicago officials and commentators analyze the Bears after two NFL thrashings. Questions focus on quarterback instability Concannon and Rakestraw, coaching decisions by Jim Dooley, and a blitzing defense backfiring as players like Butkus and Rosey Taylor express disbelief and seek fixes.
The California Angels named former NASL commissioner Dick Walsh general manager and vice president for a long term deal, while retaining Bill Rigney as field manager for two years. Rigney praised the decision as the sun returns to Anaheim.
New York hosts a college football showcase between Grambling College and Morgan State in Yankee Stadium with over 60,000 tickets sold. Prolific grads and coaches underscore a social effort, proceeds funding Harlem Street Academies run by the New York Urban League.
Carl McNulty pitched a three hit shutout as Punchey's topped Muncie Keller Tiremen 5 to 0 in the loser's bracket. Keller Tile eliminated from the tourney. Punchey's to face Shelbyville Merchants then Elwood Heiser Ford in the championship.
Results from the Grandview Men's Club Guest Day 18 hole tournament at Grandview course show Guests Gross winner Dan McFadden 71 with Ken Toye 72 and Bob i 74. Banker's Handicap leads include Dick Granger and Bryce Brown tied at 65, with several players at 66 and 67. Members Gross top ties feature Don Granger and Oscar Melson Jr. at 65 and a 3 way tie at 70 among several players.
Rich and Ron Saul of Butler Pennsylvania are juniors on the varsity squad while Doug and Gary Halliday of Royal Oak Michigan play on the freshman team at Michigan State this fall.
Ken McMullen delivered a two-out single in the 14th inning to lift the Washington Senators to a 6-5 win over the Boston Red Sox, snapping Boston’s five-game run. Ed Stroud sparked the rally, while Brant Alyea and Paul Casanova contributed key hits in a back-and-forth game at Washington.
Indiana University guard E. G. White is out for the season with torn left knee cartilages from IU s 40 36 win over Baylor. The 6 1 212 pound junior from South Bend will be replaced in the starting lineup by sophomore Bill Wood from Columbus Ohio. Second string guard Bill Paulus from Kent Ohio has rejoined the squad and will suit up for Saturday s game against Kansas after a preseason shoulder separation.
Greenfield driver Dyar of Kroger Co Cincinnati advances to finals in the three axle class at the 31st National Truck Roadeo. He races toward a nine year safety record and 500000 accident free miles.
Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar remains in stable condition one week after his stroke. A medical bulletin notes he continues to breathe with the aid of a machine at age 79.
U S coach Hank Iba says Olympic basketball success hinges on balanced scoring and tight defense rather than stars. He names Bill Hosket Spencer Haywood Ken Spain and Jo Jo White as key players for the 12 man squad prepping for games with the New York Knickerbockers Cincinnati Royals and Denver Rockets this summer.
Edgewood hub by and wife golf results show pairs and scores from the Edgewood course. The list includes Hales Gross with Taylor 40 two and of Gibson 40 three, Cotton 44 four, Spannuth 45 Net-1, Canada 31 two, Teter 31 three, Dye 32 four, Karr 32. The second item reports Rev James Flynn at Mother of Good Counsel Catholic Church attempting a hymn with a humorous line about a noisy voice.
Baltimore beat Detroit 2 1 as Pete Richert held off a Tiger ninth inning rally. Dennis McLain lost in a bid for a 32nd win while becoming Detroit’s all time strikeout leader with 276.
Gene Rhoda of Valparaiso Indiana ties for fourth with Don Glover of Bakersfield California at the Kiwanis Open in Newark Ohio. Both totaled 8 702 pins. Bill Allen of Orlando Florida won the event with 13 of 16 matches and $3 000.
William Martin of Popejoy Concert Hall at the University of New Mexico found an envelope covered with Arabic writing that read not at this address. The envelope contained the 1968 Concert Hall program and Martin mails the program to parents of students who will return to UNM.
National League results include New York over Philadelphia five to two and San Francisco beating Atlanta ten to two. Los Angeles won three to two against St Louis while Pittsburgh defeated Chicago five to one and Houston topped Cincinnati six to one. American League scores show Washington over Detroit six to zero and Minnesota over Oakland two to one, with Cleveland edging California two to one and Boston over New York five to one. Yesterday’s results note Gaeta nine to one and Pittsburgh six to two. Today’s games feature Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Blass facing Los Angeles Osteen and New York Koosman at Atlanta with Niekro. Other matchups include Philadelphia Johnson at St Louis, Chicago at Oakland, Minnesota Merritt at California, Boston Lonborg at Washington, Detroit Lolich at Baltimore, Cleveland McDowell and Paul at New York Stottlemyre Peterson twi.
Scott Detrick recovers from a tonsillectomy while wondering about a stream of strange women who entered his room and left after a glance, leaving him perplexed by the odd visitors.
No. 2 Washington crushes Attucks 51 6 while Bloomington blasts Kokomo Haworth 62 0 to raise season totals for top teams. Franklin visits Martinsville in SCC action as Columbus battles Jeffersonville. Wabash seeks win at Huntington to stay perfect. several key matchups loom across conferences.
A coconut trade report notes 1,000 mature cee produced 500 pounds of copra and 25 gallons of coconut oil, indicating efficiency in smallholder processing and local export potential.
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