Reds fans skip tickets as Phillies visit to close season
Cincinnati leads the NL as fans avoid the three game series with Pittsburgh while Philadelphia prepares to face the Reds on Friday and Sunday for the final stretch. Reds expect 20 000 and 25 000 per game for Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
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Dickens Presses IU Practice Before OSU Showdown
Indiana coach Phil Dickens ordered intensive blocking drills after a 14-13 loss to Northwestern. He said the offense must improve for the game at Ohio State, facing what may be the nation's best defense. Freshman coach Howard Brown noted OSU’s sound, strong defense and mental discipline. Indiana reported no serious injuries after the Northwestern defeat.
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Strike and Spare Angles booklet for bowling tips
A illustrated booklet titled Strike and Spare Angles by champions Don Carter and Marion Ladewig offers guidance on controlling speed to improve pin explosions. Readers can obtain a copy by sending 20 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to Don Carter and Marion Lade wig at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Detroit Hopes To Block NY Flag Drive
Detroit’s red hot Tigers visit the Yankees on Tuesday as they try to block New York’s pennant push. With four wins by New York or four losses by Baltimore and Chicago, the Yankees could clinch their 29th AL pennant. Yogi Berra leads a pitching plan featuring Downing, Bouton, Stottlemyre and Ford across a two night doubleheader and a three game set, while Detroit counters with Wickersham Aguirre Lolich and McLain as they finish September strong to improve to 83 73.
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Casper wins Greater Seattle Open to climb in money list
Casper earned 5 800 for his Seattle Open victory and rose to third in earnings at 79 019 74 after 27 events this year. Nichols dropped to fourth with 75 537 26. Palmer and Nicklaus led the season totals, not playing in Seattle.
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Bartholomay Calls Milwaukee Board Meeting
Milwaukee Braves chairman William Bartholomay announced a full board meeting for October 16 to discuss long range plans and the club’s future in Milwaukee. He cited the county offer to renegotiate the stadium lease, which could boost annual revenue, but questioned it as a potential subsidy amid move rumors to Atlanta for 1965.
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Ball State Seen as Favorite in ICC Race
Ball State's Cardinals appear the team to beat for the Indiana Collegiate Conference football crown as Ball State, Taylor, and Notre Dame show early-season strength. Notre Dame crushed Wisconsin 31 7 in Ara Era debut while Purdue shut out Ohio University 17 0. Indiana lost 14 13 to Northwestern and faces Ohio State next. Ball State beat Butler 28 14. Taylor opened with a 14 0 win over Manchester and meets Anderson. Hanover edged Anderson 20 18, ending a 19 game skid. Other games include Wabash at Butler Illinois College at Rose Poly and Earlham at Principia. Hoosier teams posted a 5 3 1 mark versus out of state foes in weekend opener. John Huarte sparked Notre Dame vs Wisconsin. Bob Griese starred for Purdue against Ohio U.
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Emerson Wins as Aussies Clinch Davis Cup Title
Roy Emerson rallied from a first set loss to defeat Chuck McKinley 3-6 6-2 6-4 6-4 in Cleveland as Australia clinched the Davis Cup for the 12th time in 15 years. The United States guard its hold on the silver bowl since 1949, with McKinley’s valiant effort unable to prevent the outcome.
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ROWLING LI SCORES ROWLING LI SCORES
A dense historical sports and civic standings page lists group results for teams such as Plt. 3 TR 3 and Honnold's Sting Rays, with honor rolls for contributors like K. Stacy and D. Ryan, plus civic men scores by Lions One to Teachers Fifteen Zero and other organizations.
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E. Whitinger
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W. Luce
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Richard Kelly
Max Jarvis
Bookout Construction
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Hoosier Landscape
Saratoga Bar
Dept. 55
Wilborn’s Marathon
O’field Pharmacy
Dietzen’s Bakery
Harris Tree Surgery
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C. Williams
W. Thornburg
E. Howard
Honor roll lists top performers across classes and teams
Gray 211 211 604 Woods 224 591 Harris 211 579 Snodgrass 563 Huntzinger 207 562 Robinson 551 Deeds 202 550 Stalnaker 236 Bridges 213 H Brown 216 Troesken 203 Morgan 214 Brown 221 Price 216 D R Day Girls Albert 2 Snowden 1 Klusner 3 Cates 0 Ryan 2 Laman 1 Harless 2 Walker 1 Whitworth 4 Sanders 0 Snoddy 2 Smith 1 Bousley 2 Snyder 1 Ewing 2 Russell 1 Faulkenburg 2 Keys 1 Moore 2 Murdock 1 Weatherford 2 Elshire 1 K Reynolds 2 P Davis 1 F Taylor 503 Fritz 504
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Women’s Classic Bowling Scores and Honors
In the Norwood Bowl league standings Reliable Home Imp beat Rhodes Jewelry 4 0 Clarkson's Shell defeated Kassels Tavern 3 1 Norwood Bowl won 4 0 Hank's TV blank Owens Cleaners 4 0 Kyle's Live Five 0 Honor roll lists J Maynard 513 and R Flock 520 with top scores.
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R. Flock
Texas Regains No 1 Ranking In AP Poll
Texas returns to the No 1 spot in the AP college football poll after two opening wins over Tulane and Texas Tech. Southern California and Illinois follow as Mississippi falls from the top. The Top Ten includes Texas, Southern Cal, Illinois, Alabama, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Auburn, Michigan, and Washington.
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Purdue Sees Films After Ohio U Win
Purdue's football team watched films of Saturday's 17-0 victory over Ohio University. Coach Mollenkopf said no injuries occurred and he would not change personnel for Notre Dame this Saturday in South Bend. The practice is set for Tuesday.
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Mexico Stays Undefeated In Olympic Qualifying Basketball
Mexico crushed Thailand 94-59 to run its round robin record to four wins in Yokohama. Indonesia upset the Philippines 98-86 as Canada and Australia also won, leaving four berths among 12 nations for Tokyo.
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Campbell Tops Langford 1 Up In Meadowbrook Finals
Harold Campbell defeated Alan Langford to win the Meadowbrook Men's Golf Club championship at the South Anderson course. Campbell led 4 up after the morning 18 and closed with a 1 up victory after the 36th hole as Langford shot 62 in the afternoon. Glen Walbridge beat Marvin Ashby 3 and 2 in the Officers Flight final and Tom Boyd defeated Larry Sharpe 2 and 1 in the Directors Flight final.
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Bowling 30c at Rains Ebonite balls
Ebonite bowling balls priced at 30 cents each offered by Rains with holes plugged for 2.50 dollars per ball. Promotion highlights value deals on accessories and customization.
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Middletown runner clocks 9 43 in cross country win
Lonnie Marks of Middletown sprinted two miles in 9 minutes 43 seconds as the Cossacks topped Lapel and two other rivals. McClintock of Middletown finished 9:59 with final varsity totals listing Middletown 21, Lapel 36, Anderson Highland 86, Hancock Central 107.
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Packers Beat Lions in Lethargic Showdown
Green Bay edged Detroit 14 to 10 as the Lions defense slumped in front of Detroit’s largest pro football crowd. The story notes the Packers exploited a sluggish opponent to secure the win. The piece also mentions baseball league offices in Boston and Cincinnati.
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