No. 8 Richmond Invades No. 3 Anderson In NCAC Showdown
Indiana high school football faces a clash of top teams as No. 8 Richmond visits No. 3 Anderson in a North Central Conference headliner. Anderson seeks a rebound after a 21 12 loss, while Richmond eyes a new string with Hubert Ichigo coaching. The week also features Madison Heights at Gary Emerson and Elwood at Hartford City as unranked teams collide and Plainfield, Martinsville, and Greensburg pursue perfect records.
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Senators Bosox Split Twin Bill in Washington
Don Locks two run homer in the seventh gave Washington a 3 2 win over the Red Sox in the nightcap after Boston beat the Senators in game one. Darrell Brandon allowed seven hits for the Senators and Ken McMullen set an American League record for third basemen with 11 double plays turned. Locks homer was his 16th of the season following Frank Howard’s single and a Ken Harrelson sacrifice.
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Fire Destroys 20 Horses at Bellevue Estate
A Wilmington fire at the Bellevue estate of the late William du Pont Jr. killed at least 20 thoroughbred race horses valued around $500,000. The blaze started at the north end of a 200 foot stable, then swept to the far end as workers fought to save the animals. Stableman Henry Hunscher, 65, escaped and could not save any horses.
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LA Wins as Dodgers Rally to Narrow NL Pennant Gap
St. Louis fall 63. Dodgers fan fair in five runs by Ron Fairly and Lou Johnson lift Los Angeles to victory Monday night. Dodgers move within 24 games of Cardinals in race for pennant.
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Local Police Lt Anderson star at Lafayette meet in state sports
Reports from Lafayette detail a hazardous day of track and field with Lt Anderson leading in a state meet publicized by Lafayette officials. At the same time, Dodgers and Giants performances were noted as Willie McCovey and Juan Marichal starred for the San Francisco club in contrasting showings.
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Don Bates
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Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
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Felipe Alou
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Dan Bristol Named Interim Reds Manager in July
Cincinnati AP report details Dan Bristol being named interim manager of the Cincinnati Reds on July 13 after Willian DeWitt fired Don Heffner for lack of victory. Bristol also to command the Reds for the 1967 season amid a 37-46 start and eighth place in the standings.
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Don Heffner
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Griffith Archer sign for Madison Square Garden title bout
Emile Griffith and Joey Archer of New York signed for a return title fight on October 21 at Madison Square Garden. Griffith earlier defeated Archer in a July defense, setting a record in the 160 pound division. The bout is planned as a welterweight title clash in New York.
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Highland reserves wallop Hamilton Heights in reserve game
Highland defeated visiting Hamilton Heights 25 to 0 in a reserve high school football game. Wilbur Funk and Mark Ray each scored two touchdowns for the winners while Ron Rouse and Greg Baldwin added the extra points.
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Wilbur Funks
Mark Ray
Ron Rouse
Greg Baldwin
Will Ey
Greenfield
Haswater ‘Mouth Park
Charles Baltazar
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