Hoosier Football Poll Shifts With Marion Jump
Indiana rankings show Marion rising to third after a win over Richmond while Washington remains second. Bloomington dominates scoring as Dan Grossman leads with 70 points and Purdue prepares to face Notre Dame with Mollenkopf confirming identical lineups.
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Abbecinied
Frese Eperts
Powertouss Blownington
Indianapolis
Washington
Panthers
Bloomington
Associated Press
Sports
Marion
Richmond
Giants
Elkhart
Aso
Evansville
Maler del
Dri
Indianapois Chatard
Jefersonville
Hammond
Reisz
Mater Dei
South Bend St. Joseph's
Indianapolis Shortridge
Dan Grossman
Seymour
Ohas
Continentals
Southport
Columbus
New Kokoro Haworth
Joditrapolis
Redeemer Members Host Half Golf Tourney at Ensley Dunn Course
Redeemer Presbyterian Church members held a Bolt tourney Sunday afternoon at the Ensley Dunn course organized by Mr and Mrs Ronald McCullough with Pea Dudley Dunn. Six foursomes from 35 players competed until 10 pm with multiple prizes awarded including lowest net score first prize to Notman Lewis and Robert Wheat, youth prizes to Billy Wheat Bruce Mutter, and a trophy to Ray Ogden.
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the Redeemer Presbyterian Church
Ensley Dunn
Ronald McCulough
Pea Dudley’ Dunn
Meo Cullough
Notman Lewis
Robeert Wheat
Billy Wheat
Bruce Mut ‘Ter
Marilyn Scholuti
Ray Ogden
Nichols Succeeds Redl As Akron Pro
Akron Ohio report notes Bobby Nichols of Louisville beat out rivals to become head pro at Firestone Country Club. Scattered results from regional tournaments and votes referenced, with Carmel and many Indiana cities listed in pro standings and future plans discussed.
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Nichols
Redl
Akron
Bloomington
Ohio
UPI
Fire
Edot Nash
Stone
Arice
Ind
Chalard
Alonday
Bobby Nichols
Louisvtte
Bley Gy Rye
Aferceville
Beau Fon Ri
Hammond
Ae Brubaker
Evans- Bbeville
Rex Mandl
Franklin
Gary Andrean
Gary Tol- Tesion
Hobart
Indianapolis
Howe
Lebanon
Mishawaka
Marian
Noria Central
Plymouth
Richmond
Terre Haule Gerstmeyer
Valparsiso
Vincennes
Women’s Trophy Dinner Set at Municipal Churchhouse
The Gramsyiew Women’s Golf Club hosts its annual Women’s Trophy Dinner at 6:80 pm today at the municipal churchhouse. Officers will distribute prizes for season standings and tourney winners include June Metcalf, Belly Kolns, Mildred Crider, Betsy Cornell, and M. Foster among others.
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Gramsyiew
Municipal
Gross
Belly Kalins
June Metcalf
Foster
Mickey Me- Crystal
Betsy Cornell
Belly Riley
Belly Kolns
Mildred Crider
Poster
P. Ball
S. Murray
Metcalf
Halen Ferris
M. Je. Foster
Dolly Kolins
Enid Manut
Phyllis Ball
Maretha Keller
Indiana College Football Schedule Listed for Saturday
Indiana college games include Purdue at Notre Dame and Indiana at Kansas with a slate featuring St. Josephs at DePauw and Anderson at Manchester plus Franklin at Hanover and Indiana Central at Taylor. Other matchups include Indiana State at Butler Valparaiso at Ball State Wilmington at Earlham Ferris at Wabash and Southeast Missouri at Rose Polytechnic. Senior Cliff Ensley of Sealsdale N C is lacrosse co captain at Syracuse while a sophomore he lettered in football basketball and wrestling.
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Purdue
Notre Dame
Indiana
Kansas
St. Joseph's
DePauw
Anderson
Manchester
Franklin
Hanover
Indiana Central
Taylor
Indista State
Butler
Valparaiso
Ball State
Wilmington
Earlham
Ferris
Wabash
Fransville
Southeast Missouri
Rose Poly
Concordia
Cliff Ensley
Searsdale
N.C
L Syracuse
St Marys Triumphs In Three-Way Junior High Cross Country
St Marys led by Fredericks won the Middletown tri meet against Shenandoah and St Ambrose on the enemy course. Shenandoah 31 and St Ambrose 79 marked the team scores with Fredericks taking top individual honors and other runners finishing strong for St Marys.
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SL Mary's
Frederick
Shenandoah
St. Ambrose
Middletown
St. Mary's
Fredericks Smi
Wanton
White River II Banquet to Honor League Members
The White River II Little League organization announces its annual banquet for Sunday September 2 at the Anderson Badge and Gun Club. John Baginski equipment manager announces trophies will be handed out after the pitch in the diner.
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Little League Boys
Anderson Badge & Gun Club
John Bagienski
Joep
Russell Inks Fat 200000 L Year Pact With Celtics
Aging Bill Russell signed a two year deal reported at around 205000 a year to remain with the Boston Celtics as player and coach. Red Auerbach announced the agreement noting fringe benefits and that the tailor is not included. Russell, who will be 31 in February, has led Boston to ten NBA titles since joining mid 1954. Wilt Chamberlain’s recent contract was cited as higher value in NBA history.
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Dave Onara
Boston
Bill Russell
Falcon
Boston Celtics
Russell
Ant
Red Auerbach
Auncheon
Auerbach
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia Ers
Collies
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Lakers
Fire damages Florida Downs raceway in Tampa
Fire officials sift through charred rubble at the Florida Downs ratetrack grantstand and main office after an early morning blaze. Estimated losses range from 800000 to 900000 dollars, with damage spreading to the adjoining clubhouse of the recently remodeled facility. A track spokesman reported the preliminary figures.
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Tampa
Fla
UPI
Florida Downs
Civic Men's Bowling Scores Show Mixed Results
A busy bowling card lists multiple matches at Murnan's East Side and Brown's Recreation. Highlights include high scores by Christopherson 211 Andrews 205 Reed 215 and Williams 210 while teams such as Lions, KC, and Anderson Exchange post varied results across several games.
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Murnan
Teachers
Pendleton Lions
Exchange
Lions
Anderson
Kiwanis
Sertoma
Ear
Christopherson
Andrews
Gochenour
Reed
Williams
Musnan
Hitligoss
Www
Bears Plight Discussed by Officials and Analysts
Chicago figures face a crisis after back to back losses to Washington and Detroit. Coaches and former players criticize our passing game and QB instability, urging a return to basics as younger players adjust.
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Chicago Bears
Walsh Named Angels General Manager In Long-Term Move
Frank Walsh, 42, returning to baseball after years with the Dodgers and Angels staff, is named general manager and vice president of the Los Angeles Angels on a long-term contract. Dick Rigney remains field manager with a role in the organization, as Walsh emphasizes rebuilding and trading decisions to revitalize the club.
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Calif
UPI
Walsh
de Ange
California Angels
Los
Dick Walsh
Angeles Dodgers
Washington
UPD
McStallen
Bil Rigney
Washington Senators
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Boston Angel
Robert
Pacific Coast League
Red Sox
Reynotts
Dodgers
Gene Autry
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Ry Sizond
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Rigney
Dick Billings
Frank
Angels
Fred
McMullen
Asid
Ed Walsh
Stam Strood
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McMullenford
Conn
Lee Stange
Foy
Sparky Lyle
Lee
California
Ken Harrelson
Reggie Walsh
Bad Smith
George Scott
Angé
Carl
Yastrzemski
Harrelson
Helm
Piaters
Senators
Frank Lane
Bill Veeck
Bill
Grambling Morgan State Game Draws Record Crowd in NYC
A dream game pitting Grambling College and Morgan State in Yankee Stadium drew over 60 000 tickets, aiming to become the largest college football crowd in New York City since 1950. Pro football stars attend, with proceeds funding Harlem education initiatives via Street Academies and the New York Urban League. Indiana guard E G White is out for the season with a torn knee cartilage, replaced by Bill Wood as IU faces Kansas.
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New York
Grambling College of Louisiana
Morgan Statel
Baltimore
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Army- Michigan
Grambling
Morgan State Amon
Ates
Notre Dame
Bill Curtis
Juke Gaither
Florida A&m
Football Coaches Foundation
New York Football Writers Association
Max: Lay
Curtis
Bill
Eddie Robinson
Earl Banks
Morgan State
Atanta
Galther
Granbling
Harlem
New York Urban’ League
Hoosiers
Kansas
Paulus
Oriee
Haywood
Bethce College
Trinded
J.C
IBA
Sey
Europe
Spain
Elvin
Hayes
Houston
Albuquerque
N.M
American Hayes
Wiliam Martin
White
Popejoy
University of New Mexico
Jayhawks
Winnipeg
Canada
Greenfield Driver Qualifies For Finals
Harold Dyar of Greenfield Indiana qualified for the finals with a nine year safe driving record and 500000 accident free miles. Dyar drives for Kroger company’s Cincinnati terminal. Salazar condition held steady one week after a stroke with life support in Lisbon medical bulletin reports.
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Cincinnati
Harold
Dyar
Greenfield
Ind
Betty
Kroger
Anapolis
Orioles top McLain with Richert relief in tight win
Baltimore Orioles beat Detroit 3 2 as Pete Richert fans four over two scoreless innings. Jim McLain struggled, eyeing a 12th win since 1916 while Boog Powell and Don Buford drive in runs to back Roger Nelson who spun seven strong.
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Baltimore
Indianapolis
Baltimore Orioles
Louis Mbhaglington
Bloomington
Dean McLain
Francisco Bibuulmeet
Detroit
Etleayo
Pete Richert
Buck Etkaigen
Fin
Xiettal
South Central
Gievels
Seymour
South McLain
ae.Ceve
Biport Tel
Macgin
Osidend Beloce
Aldatvaresty i
Columbus
Jalaal
McLain
Mal Newhouser
Tigers
Roger Nelson
Don Wert
Sack Mathews
Pe Richert
Dick Me
Auliffe
Dave Johnson
Mickey Stanley
Richert
Jim Northrup
al Kaline
Norm Cash
McCain
Furler
Letty Grove
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Boog Powell
Mike? Fiore
Stenley
Don Buford
Pittsburgh
UPI
Manny Meauitte
Drq
Stanly
Mabry
Pirates
Cerho Teton
Cincinnati Reds
Johnson
Perez
Cleantech
Pagan li
Leven
Bobls
Ruiz Seni Bie
Sten
Joes
Cansimre
Patek
McLain L
Ait
Nelyon
Heboer
iAbernathy
Wpneloon
Taam
Milio
Palen
J. May
Cemgrte
Abernathy
New York
Arlea
Carrat Eet
St Oustan
Ietea Saaaag Mian
New ‘York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Cleveland
St. Louis
Rhoda Ties For Fourth In Kiwanis Open Bowling
Newark Ohio UPI reports Gene Rhoda of Valparaiso Indiana and Don Glaver of Bakersfield tied for fourth place at the Kiwanis Open Bowling tournament with 702 pins. Bill Allen of Orlando Florida won 13 matches to take the $5 000 top prize.
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Newark
McNulty Blanks Kellers in Elimination Battle
In Summitville the McNulty nine defeated Keller Tiles 5 to 0 in a double elimination tourney. McNulty’s win eliminated Muncie’s Keller from the event as Punchy’s met Shelbyville Merchants in the losers bracket. The page notes the upcoming 8 p.m. Tuesday game with Elwood (Meizer Ford) as the championship path develops.
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Summitville
Carl McNutty
Kokomo Punchey
Slingler
Muncie Keller
Loger
Summi
Ville AC
Keller
Muncie
Punchey's
Shelby
Ville
Edgewood golf league results and mixed pairs list
Edgewood matches featured couples such as Dick and Vera Cotton and John and Virginia Sparmnuth with mixed scores listed. Other pairings include Jon and Gerti Canada Ralph and Delores Teter and Frank and Marge Karr with various totals and placements.
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Hewults
Edgewood Haasedland
Edgewoodd Counse
Jie
Maxine
U S Hopes Depend On Balanced Offense And Defense
U S Olympic hoop hopes rest on a balanced attack and stingy defense rather than stars. Coach Hank Poa) names 12 players from college junior colleges and AAU to face the New York Knickerbockers in Madison Square Garden. Haywood Spain Basket woven players cited as key to the run.
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New York
UPD
United iStates
Hank Poa
Alamosa
Colo
TBA
J Junior College
Amateur Athletic Union
New York Knickerbockers
Madison Square Gand
Olympians
Ute Gincymmati Royals
Cincinnati
Denver Rockets
Bill Nasket
Spencer Haywood
Ken Spain
Jo Jo Whites
U.S
Tasket
Ohio
Horker
Knicks
Buckeyes
Grandview Guest Day Scores From 18 Hole Tourney
Results from the Grandview Men's Club Guest Day at Grandview course list top scores in Guests Gross and Bankers Handicap divisions. Notable names include Dan McFadden 71 and Ken Toye 72 with several ties at 67 in the Bankers Handicap group. Michigan State notes two sets of twins joining football this fall.
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Grandview
Grandview Course
Gross
Dan McFadden
Ken Toye
Bob
Lineberry
Cary
Charles Norton
Banker's Handicap
Dick Granger
Bryen Brown
Jack Graws
D Way
Gene Weed
Lew Roby
Walter Wickerham
al Rego
Don Granger
Oscar Metson Jr
Gerald Bodda
Dway
DuWane Cue
Bobee
Randy Bodkin
Michigan State
iRich
Ron Lav
Butler
Doug
Gary Halliday
Royal Oak
Mich
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Paul Petrotta
Mollenkopf
Virginia Lapayette
Jack Mollenkopf
Sail
Sant
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Boilermakers
Yono Paraskevas
Dek Martel
Redeemer Members
UPT
St. Mary’s
White River II
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Nens Banking CO Motorenew Department
Wharis
Brown's Recreation
Howat Rails
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Haven
Mason
Chicago
Wash ‘Ington
de ‘Froit
Frank Leahy
Bears
Jim Dooley
Pew
Jackson
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Concannon
George Halas
Brent Musburger
Boiley
Jack Concannon
Larry Rakestraw
Sion
Ray Billings
Chicago ‘Daily News
Richie Petibor
Chet
Rosey Taylor
Dick Butkus
Sone Way
Dick Eve
Wren
Bill Rigney
Brant Alyea
Paul Vasanova
Joe Foy
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Orioles
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Angeles
St. Neue
Tmownpun
Jweek
Attucks
Kokomo Haworth
Mais Jing
Gory
Esterday
Raingaore
Wings
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Todas
Lear Cinetan
Notan
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Pene Osteen
Chicay Wench
Bo Francises Sadecks
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Lemaster
Hoston Lonborg
Washingom
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Optia
Evansville Beltz
Miracie Central
Maron
South Bene Riley
East Chicago Roosevelt
Mann-Andrean
Gary
Dwenger Cathlic
Fort Wayne
Rhoda
McNulty
Kellers
Punchy
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Edgewood Hubby
Louisville
James Flynn
Mother of God Counsel Catholic Church
Pasperous
Martin
UNM
Hawker
Bwteeen
Vern Fields
Mike Zotabedian
Bob Windlan
Dway He
Sim Moore
Roy DeHart
Don Kee Jsey
Andrew Sandala
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