Elwood Homecoming Parade Amid Gridiron Clash
Elwood hosts Callaway Park today for a Homecoming gridiron clash as the Tigers battle the Panthers in Tinplate City. A large crowd is expected with Queen coronation between halves and dances after the game. Five Homecoming candidates are named, with Marsha Buzzard crowning the 1963 queen.
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Hartford City
Panthers
Anderson
Alexandria Tigers
Jim Wehsolek
Tigers Wallop
Madison County
Ed Hartford City
Indiana
Columbia City
Callaway Park
Tinplate City
Ewood
Mangas
Panther den
Elwood Elks Lodge
Ann Fortson
Cindy Conners
Grace Heveron
Martha Oldag
Margaret Wingrove
Marsha Buzzard
Larry Shook
Noblesville
ACC Women Stage Golf Tournament Winners Named
Anderson Country Club hosted a nine hole ACC women’s golf tourney with winners: Class A Lucy Jones and Nancy Matthews, Class B June Hull and Helen Wechsler, Class C Joe Ferguson and Peg Harrison, Class D Barbara Gwinnup and Lucille Harris. Manager Gil Hodges of the Washington Senators spent one season in the minors in 1946 as a catcher with Newport News Virginia.
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Anderson Country Club
Lucy Jones
Nancy Matthews
June Hull
Helen Wechsler
Joe Ferguson
Peg Harrison
Barbara Gwinnup
Lucille Harris
Gil Hodges
Washington Senators
Newport News
Hensley
Joe Campbell
Don Fischesser
Evansville
Indiana
PGA
Grandview Course
Wayne Hensley
Raymond Jones
Larry
Butch) Penry
Pendleton Idlewold Country Club
Richard
Dick) Stage
Harriers Ready for Hanover Dual in Southern Swing
AC Harriers travel south to Hanover College for a 1 p.m. dual meet with the Hilltoppers as part of a nine-event Raven schedule. Coach Bob Freeman notes improvement, leads a veteran squad bolstered by freshmen, while illness removes Terry Thole from the lineup.
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Hanover College
Hilltoppers
Bob Freeman
Upland
Taylor University
Ball State Teachers College
Hilldale College of Michigan
Grace College
Considerabe Imrovement
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Freeman
Grandview Country Club
Mounds Park
Terry Thole
Wichita
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Anderson
Larry Ditty
Sunbury
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Scott Depot
W. Va
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Connersville, Inc
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Madison Height
Raven
Ken Bennefield
Genoa
Ohio
Carl Caldwell
Merrill Clum
Chillicothe
James Walton
East Liverpool
James Hall
Indiana Central
Taylor
Franklin
Richmond
Bellarmine
Manchester
Hoosier
Dressing Down Tigers Fines Total $1000 Over Curfews
Detroit Tigers manager Charley Dressen fined four players a total of $1000 for curfew breaches in July and August. Hank Aguirre Norm Cash Ed Rakow and Larry Sherry each paid $200 after missteps in Los Angeles and Kansas City. Aguirre faced further tension over a late arrival and salary cut as the season progressed.
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UPI
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Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles
Tigers
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Norm Cash
Ed Rakow
Larry Sherry
Dressen
Baltimore
Kansas City
Aguirre
Markleville and Lapel deadlock in cross country meet
Varsity race ends 30-30 as Fishers leads with 89 and Windfall 94. Lapel reserves win the second meet with 21 points while Markleville finishes 43, Fishers 46, Windfall 100. Post meet notes include upcoming meets at Noblesville and Marion Invitational.
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Marion
Summitville
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Smith
Shoemaker Guides Enchanting To Mild Upset At Big A
Willie Shoemaker rode Enchanting to a mild upset victory in the All Bee Purse at the Big A. Booed by the crowd earlier for backing a favorite, Shoemaker delivered the win on Friday.
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New York
UPI
Willie Shoemaker
Aqueduct
Anderson High School Runners Head To Southport Invitational
The Anderson High School cross country team led by coach Kenny Barnes will debut at the Southport Invitational at 11 AM joining Madison County schools like Madison Heights, Pendleton, and Middletown. Varsity seven runners and seven reserves travel. lineup includes Foland King Biddle Carney Mustin Steans Strealy. Anderson aims for strong showings after wins over New Castle Marion and Muncie South and a close finish behind Washington in a three team meet.
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Southport
Indianapolis
Washington
Madison County
Madison Heights
Pendleton
Middletown
Richmond
Muncie Central
Barnes
Tom Foland
Terry King
Steve Biddle
Bill Carney
Tim Mustin
Harold Steans
Julius Streaty
Anderson
New Castle
Marion
Muncie
Crispus Attucks
Purdue Favored in 77th Home Opener Against Bobcats
Purdue's Big Ten football reps who beat Ohio University twice in the 1930s are favored again as they host the Bobcats in their 77th home opener in Lafayette Indiana.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Ohio University
Bobcats
Anderson And Hanover Battle In Hoosier Conference Opener
Anderson College hosts Hanover at 2 p.m. in a Hoosier Conference opener on the Ohio River gridiron. Hanover seeks its first win of 1964 with 26 freshmen among 42, while Anderson aims to rebound after a 26-6 loss to Olivet.
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Raven
Panther
Netters
Wade G. Roby
Hanover
Anderson - Hanover
Anderson
Eastsiders
Panthers
Ravens
Dick Young
Young
Willie Smith
Badgers Prep for Notre Dame in Madison
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn led a light 25 minute drill as the Badgers ready for Saturday's game with Notre Dame in Madison. Har old Brandt punted for the first time with kicker duties uncertain after Dave Franck's injury while Ron Yates appears ready to take the main kicking role. Notre Dame planned a home workout and arrival in Madison late Friday.
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Wis
UPI
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Badgers
Notre Dame
Bruhn
Harold Brandt
Dave Franck
Ron Yates
Badger
Brandt
Southern Intercollegiate Conference Formed in Atlanta 1921
The Southern Intercollegiate Conference was formed in Atlanta in 1921, establishing a regional college athletic association. It united member schools under a common schedule and competitive framework.
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Atlanta
Mums Five Dollars A Dozen At Anderson Memorial Park
A brief notice states mums priced at five dollars per dozen at Anderson Memorial Park with the location at 9 and 67 South.
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Anderson Memorial Park
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