Tribe Ties Lafayette Jeff In Homecoming Thriller
Anderson Indians rally to a 13 13 tie with Lafayette Jeff Bronchos after John Doyle and Percy Davis spark a late fourth quarter comeback. Doyle 10 yard TD run with 4 01 left ties the game as Anderson misses the extra point. Senior Laura Haliwick crowned Homecoming Queen at halftime.
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John Doyle
Anderson
Indians
Lafayette
Jeff
South Anderson Field
Tom Sewell
Gene Lowery
Danny Erskine
Charles Walker
Dave Garrett
Tribe
Walker
Mike Carter
Percy Davis
Mike Taylor
Phil Harris
Ken Johnson
Bronchos
Jim Moffett
Gregory
Lafayette Jeff
Laura Haliwick
Steve Hampton
Doyle
Herald
High School Football Scores From Regional Games
Anderson 13 Lafayette Jeff 13 and Anderson Highland 34 Franklin Central 20 lead a slate of Friday night results. Other scores include Noblesville 27 Inders. Howe, Richmond 32, New Castle 6, Seymour 34 Shelbyville 13, Columbus 40 Rushville 6, Tell City 12 Bedford 6, Huntington 28 Wabash 20, Rochester 7 Manchester 0, Westfield 21 Northwestern 19, Washington 19 Princeton 2, Ben Davis 26 Indianapolis Short Ridge 13, Indianapolis Chartrand 9, Attucks.
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Brookville
Hagerstown
Jackson Central
Clintonentral
Warren Central
Chicago
Washington
Hammond Clark
Roosevelt
Hammond
Inders
Broad Ripple
North Central
Marion Co
West Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Cambridge City
Bernet
Plainfield
Mooresville
Southwestern
Tippecanoe Co
Clinton Prairie
Anderson
Madison Heights
Lawrence Central
Marion
Indels
Wood
Ekhart
Goshen
Warsaw
Nappanee
Eastern
Fairmount
Oak Hill
Western
Kokomo
Frankfort
Franklin
Martinsville
Terre Haute Schulte
Terre Haute
Gerstmeyer
Winchester
Rogerton
Jeffersonville
Connersvile
Richmond
New Castle
Seymour
Shelbyville
Columbus
Rushville
Tell City
Bedford
Huntington
Wabash
Rochester
Manchester
Westfield
Northwestern
Princeton
Ben Davis
Shortridge
Chartrand
Attucks
Knych Repeats As State PGA Champion
Ed Knych, 27, pro at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, repeated as Indiana PGA champion with a 5 and 4 victory over John Saveges of Fort Wayne. The 36 hole final at the Country Club of Indianapolis keeps him in a line with past back-to-back pros winners.
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Indianapolis
Ed Knych
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
John Saveges
Fort Wayne
Country Club of Indianapolis
Hoosier Capital
Knych
Bob Hamilton
Bill Heinlein
Charlie Harter
Jim Guinnup
Milton Hamilton to Speak at Anderson Coaches Dinner
Chicago White Sox broadcaster Milton Hamilton will address the Anderson Downtown Coaches Club at a noon dinner on Wednesday October 28 at Linders. The event is announced by Sam Roberts club president. Also noted is Tommy Mont DePauw University football coach as guest speaker for the November 18 meeting.
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Milton Hamilton
Chicago White Sox
Anderson
Linder’s
Sam Roberts
Hamilton
Bob Elsten
Tommy Mont
DePauw University
St Marys and Summitville split cross country meet at Killbuck
The Gaels defeated Summitville 22 to 38 in varsity action at Killbuck with St Marys taking second in the reserve meet 25 to 31. Two mile varsity time was 11 minutes 8 seconds, and reserve 12 mile time 8 minutes 53 seconds. Fishers to face St Marys at Killbuck next Tuesday.
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Anderson St. Mary’s
Summitville
Killbuck
Gaels
Goblin
St. Mary’s
Fishers
Varsity St. Mary’s
Parls
McClain
Vetor
G. Glass
Ravage
McGuinness
Hobbs
Grissom
FE. Smith
Vanderbur
Smith
Baldwin
Reding
Michaels
Vinson
Reserve Summitville
St. Mary's
Miller
Moore
E. Fredricks
Hittle
King
Craib
Dillard
Area School Boys Grid Scores From Week One
Results from tag football show Anderson Township 14 Forest Hills 7 and Franklin 26 Lindberg 7. Other matchups include Roosevelt 7 10th St 6, Meadowbrook 7 7 City Papoose Miami division, Longfellow 6 29th St C Delaware division, Westvale 6 Hazelwood 0, Shadeland 27 N Anderson 0, Riley 13 Washington 0.
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Anderson Township
Forest Hills
Edgewood
Franklin
Lindberg
Roosevelt
10Th St
City Papoose
Miami
7Th Street
Meadowbrook
Longfellow
29Th St. C
Delaware
Westvale
Hazelwood
Shadeland
N. Anderson
Riley
Washington
Figure Eight Stock Cars Move to Sunday Show
Sun Valley Speedway shifts Figure 8 stock car program to Sunday afternoon with 12:50 p.m. time trials and 2:30 p.m. heats. More than 100 older model cars expected led by Bob Fields of Willow Branch and Alton Sneed of Daleville, plus familiar rivals including Herb Rose and George Perry.
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Sun Valley Speedway
Sun Valley
Joe Helpling
Helpling
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Rocket Racing Club
Alton Sneed
Daleville
Herb J Rose
Bill Keep
Noah Goen
Jack Evans
Bill Lemon
Baseball standings and results from a midseason schedule
National League standings show Philadelphia and Cincinnati atop with St Louis and San Francisco. American League leaders New York and Baltimore, with Chicago and Detroit midpack. Highlights include night and daytime results across multiple cities and today's matchups list.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Houston
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Lemaster
Mahaffey
Bennett
Tsitouris
Parsons
Simmons
Veale
Estelle
Koonce
Stottlemyre
Daniels
Pappas
Giant
Peters
Meyer
Twilight
Connelly
Lolich
Grant
Kelso
Bowling, 30c at Rains Ebonite balls, $16.95
Holes plugged, $2.50. Product listings show bowling balls from Rains Ebonite priced at 30 cents, with plug services offered for two dollars and fifty cents.
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Rains
Yankees Rally Past Senators 6 5 For 10th Straight Win
Roger Maris hit his second homer of the game in the ninth as the New York Yankees edged Washington 6 5. The win keeps New York within five of clinching the pennant with Baltimore or Chicago losses aiding their path. Maris belted a two run shot in the seventh and added a solo homer in the ninth off Jim Hannan, supporting a game that featured Narum’s early homer for Washington and strong NY hitting, with final lineups showing numerous players contributing.
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Washington
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Yankees
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Maris
Jim Hannan
Buster Narum
Jim King
Bouton
King
Joe Cunningham
Stan Williams
Bi Ling
Rehrdsn
Zimmer
Maris Cf
Hinton
Mantle
Lopez
Howard
Brumley
Potone
Kandy
Narum
Boyer
Erkind
Gibbs
E — Richardson
Pepitone
Kennedy
R—Zimmer
Blasingame
Hr—Maris
S—Boyer
Williams
Bins Mikkelsen
Reniff W
Narum ‘ Eniinny
Kline
Hannan L
Kreutzer
Kansas City Athletics
Juan Pizarro
White Sox
Pizarro
Hoosiers and Wildcats collide in Big Ten opener
Indiana brings veteran backfield and pass defense focus into a season debut against Northwestern. Northwestern relies on sophomores under Alex Agase as Myers tests Indiana's secondary. Rich Badar leads Indiana with Nowatzke in the backfield while both squads seek early conference momentum.
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Bloomington
Ind
Northwestern
Tom Myers
Indiana
Wildcats
Hoosiers
Alex Agase
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Myers
Phil Dickens
Indianans
Tom Nowatzke
Nowatzke
Trent Walters
Don Dilly
Rich Badar
McClain Throws Four TD Passes as Highland Tops Franklin Central
Quarterback McClain connected on four touchdown passes 50 43 55 and 30 yards fueling Highland's 34 to 20 Homecoming win over Franklin Central witnessed by a large crowd. Greg Risk caught three TDs including an 85 yard punt return and Steve Givens added extra points as Highland led 21 6 at halftime and held on after Franklin Central rallied to 21-19.
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McClain
Anderson Highland
Franklin Central
Laddies
Highland
Risk
Steve Givens
Essary McClain
Mark Brandon
Givens
Roger Kenyon
Greg Risk
Jim Cougill
Jim Coss
Larry Butt
Coss
MecClain
Dan James
Steve Wells
F. Central
Reds Rally In Doubleheader To Narrow NL Lead
Cincinnati Reds swept a doubleheader extending winning streak to six and closing gap with Philadelphia. Jim Maloney tossed a one hitter against the Mets in game one, Purkey and Ellis combined on a four to one win in game two. Eddie Mathews delivered the tie breaking run as Milwaukee defeated Philadelphia in 12 innings.
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NEW York
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Jim Maloney
Bob Purkey
Sammy Ellis
Reds
Philadelphia Philies
Milwaukee
Phillies
Maloney
Christopher
George Altman
Jim Hickman
Leo Cardenas
al Jackson
Philadelphia
Eddie Mathews
Cincinnati
Gary Kolb
Braves
Gene Oliver
Mathews
Frank Thomas
Kolb
Oliver
Clay Dalrymple
Tony Taylor
Johnny Callison
Billy Hoeft
Richie Allen
Ty Cline
Joe Torres
Bobby Locke
Philies
Cookie Rojas
Allen
Bob Sadowski
Geiberger and Marti Post 66s Tie Seattle Open Lead
Fred Marti the 23 year old rookie from Houston and veteran Al Geiberger of California both shot 66 to share a 54 hole total of 199 at the Great Seattle Open 40 000 prize event in Seattle. Dudley Wysong Jr. of Texas was one behind at 201 along with five others including Bobby Nichols and Chuck Congdon who fired a 62 to also stand two strokes back. The 199 score is the year's lowest 54 hole total on the tour.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Fred Marti
Houston
Tex
al Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Calif
Dudley Wysong Jr
McKinney
Bobby Nichols
Tacoma
Chuck Congdon
Bute Leads MH To 4th Straight Win Over Lawrence Central
Madison Heights fullback Gary Bute spearheaded a 39 20 victory at Lawrence Central, scoring multiple TDs and an extra point. Phil Faris opened scoring on a 79 yard punt return, while Ruderman and Inman added late TDs for the Pirates.
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Madison Heights
Garry Bute
Pirates
Lawrence Central
Indianapolis
Phil Faris
Pirate
Gary Bute
Ruderman
Charlie Huston
Tom Vetters
Jay Glazer
Rude Inman
Chris Shank
Bute
Bob Snapp
Noblesville Milers top Howe in season opener
Noblesville quarterback Rick Thacker, in his first varsity game, threw three touchdown passes to lead the Milers to a 27 19 home win over Indianapolis Howe. Duke Humphrey scored early, Thacker connected for a 45 yard TD, and Eddie Grissom added a 47 yard scoring strike. Terry McLeish had Howe's late TD as the clock expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Rick Thacker
Noblesville Milers
Indianapolis Howe
Duke Humphrey
Jim Johnson
Millers
Humphrey
Johnson
Terry McLeish
Noblesville Millers
Howe
Tom Ott
Thacker
Eddie Grissom
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Luplow
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Steve Blass
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Brock
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Elliot Ph
Mele
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Cardenas
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Geiberger
Marti Post
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Grand Ave
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Charles E Jones
Interstate Finance, Inc
Main St
Anderson Memorial Park
Lawrence
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