Stengel Signs On To Lead Mets Again In 1965
Casey Stengel will manage the New York Mets in 1965 with a very splendid raise. Bing Devine and Eddie Stanky join the Mets front office as new executives. Stengel declined to reveal his salary, with estimates around ninety thousand dollars. Devine becomes assistant to president George Weiss, and Stanky takes over player development duties from the Cardinals. Johnny Murphy and Jim Thomson are named vice presidents. Wid Matthews resigns due to ill health. Donald Grant confirmed ongoing support for Stengel.
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NEW York (Ap
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Bing Devine
Eddie Stanky
St. Louis Cardinals
Mets
Stengel
Milwaukee
Devine
Cardinals
George Weiss
Stanky
Cards
Johnny Murphy
Jim Thomson
Murphy
Weiss
Thomson
Wid Matthews
Donald Grant
Casey
Grant
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Dodgers Reinstate Walter Alston as Manager for 1965
Walter Alston was absolved of blame Tuesday and rehired to manage the Los Angeles Dodgers for 1965 after a second division season. In Boston, reports say Billy Herman will officially replace Johnny Pesky as Red Sox manager on Friday morning.
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Herman May
Pesky
Boston
LOS Angeles
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
UPI
Johnny Pesky
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Boston Red Sox
IC Harriers Defeat Ravens In Cross Country Meet
Indiana Central Harriers beat Anderson College Ravens 22 to 39 on Eastsiders course. Jarosinski finished four miles in 21 minutes 37 seconds as IC runners claimed most top places with Quinn, Mozingos, Williams and Coffman among the finishers. Taylor sets up next home meet on AC campus.
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W. Mozingo
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Coffman
Wiggins
Rand
Swift
Streeter
Clum
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Ball
Caldwell
Hastins
Hall
Central Downs Ben Franklin Junior High in 20 0 victory
Central Junior High, led by Al Bostic on offense and Thomas Carter with Ron Durden on defense, defeated Muncie Ben Franklin 20 to 0. Bostic scored from 15 yards, then 25 yards, with Peters kicking the extra point, followed by Don Barnett’s 15 yard run for Central’s third TD and a successful extra point.
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Anderson Central Junior High School
al Bostic
Thomas Carter
Ron Durden
Muncie Ben Franklin
Central
Charles Peters
Ben Franklin
Don Barnett
Big Little Three Of Small Colleges Dominate AP Poll
The Associated Press tells of a small college football poll where Wittenberg University leads over Lamar Tech and Texas Tech. Delaware Blue Hens also rank high, with San Diego State, Southern Illinois, Southwest Texas State, Louisiana Tech, Grambling, Prairie View and East Texas State closing the top ten.
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Lamar
Tech
Texas
University of Delaware Blue Hens
Lamar Tech
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Wittenberg Tigers
San Diego State
Southern Illinois
Southwest Texas State
Louisiana Tech
Grambling
Prairie View
East Texas State
Madison Heights Elwood Foot game starts early Friday
The Madison Heights Elwood football game will start at 7 45 PM at Elwood Callaway Park, fifteen minutes earlier than the original 8 PM schedule. Athletic Director Paul Bradford announced the change yesterday. Joe Mulder is in his seventh season as Columbia University soccer coach.
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Joe Mulder
Columbia University
Giants Cubs Rained Out Postponed to Doubleheader Sunday
The game between the San Francisco Giants and the Chicago Cubs was postponed by rain on Saturday and will be completed as part of a doubleheader on Sunday.
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UPI
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Midwest Towel Triumphs In Benefit Softball Game
Muncie champions defeated Anderson Commercial All-Stars 7 to 2 at Shadyside Park. Ray Bird pitched seven innings allowing two hits with 11 strikeouts as Jerry Joe Smith received a $439.25 purse after starring for UAW 663 in the fundraiser.
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Mier
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DeLong
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Clear
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Sauerwein
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Edgewood Wins Second Annual Madison County Team Golf Tourney
Edgewood Country Club hosts the Madison County Team Golf Tournament with eight rinks. Edgewood leads with a five-man total of 373 behind Martin 69 and Swinehart 73. Grandview places second at 381, Pendleton third at 391, Elwood fourth at 393.
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Edgewood
Pendleton Idlewood Country Club
Grandview Golf Club
Elwood Country Club
Rod Swinehart
Mike Martin Jr
Frank Frier
Chuck James
Bud Ainsworth
Dick Peck
Dick Mills
Milton Mills Sr
Mike Martin
Swinehart
Frier
Ainsworth
James
ECC
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Oscar Melson
Brad Webb
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Ron Tresh
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Bob Buxton
Jack Beck
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Virgil Schuyler
Gene Julian
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Jim Kelsey
Barry McFadden
Keith McFadden
Schuyler
Julian
Deck
Carpenter
Kelsey
B. McFadden
K. McFadden
Polizonte Captures Blue Choir Handicap at Aqueduct
Polizonte from Jacnot Stable surged to the lead in the stretch at Aqueduct on a sloppy track to win the 12 000 Blue Choir Handicap by a length. Jockey Braulio Baeza rode the Argentine bred colt who paid 10.70 3.10 2.50 as Rocky Thumb and Brave Lad chased in a six horse field.
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UPI
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Polizonte
Aqueduct
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Rocky Thumb
Brave Lad
Last Day to Register Vote Democratic Oct. 5
Last day to register is October 5 with emphasis on voting Democratic. Voters must complete registration before the deadline to participate in the upcoming election.
Laframboise Sets NCAA Passing Pace for 1964 Start
Louisville quarterback Tom Laframboise leads the NCAA in passing and total offense after two games, with 75 attempts and 45 completions for 514 yards, a 0.600 completion rate. He tops California’s Craig Morton in completions and shares the scoring lead at 30 points with Brian Piccolo, Floyd Little, and Joe Namath amid Louisville’s two losses.
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UPI
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Ncaa Service Bureau
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Larry Zeno
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Jack Schraub
Wake Forest
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Sophomooe Floyd Little
Syracuse
Joe Namath
Alabama
Robinson Wins Ten Round Bout In Paris Rematch
Sugar Ray Robinson defeats Oland Leveque by outpointing him over 10 rounds at Palais Des Sports in Paris. The 44 year old Robinson, weighing 161 1 2 pounds, fights through a cut over his left eye and earns a decision in front of 6000 fans despite boos. Leveque suffers his second defeat in 23 fights as Robinson declares he is not retiring and seeks another title shot.
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UPI
Sugar Ray Robinson
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Oland Leveque
France
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Fall Creek Group Plans NRA Sighting-In Sessions for Hunters
The Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club will host sighting-in days for local hunters on Oct 3 and Nov 8, 1964. The range six miles south of Anderson off Highway 109 at New Columbus will be open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Club members will assist with rifles, shotguns, and muzzle-loaders as part of a National Rifle Association program promoting safe accurate shooting. L. E. Julian, president, says a properly sighted rifle improves safety and kills. range staff will provide tips and firing points for zeroing. Firearms must be unloaded with actions open upon entering.
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National Rifle Association
L. E. Julian
Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club
IR Hillbilly Band at Lapel Saturday
Lapel Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors Indiana Reformatory Hillbilly Band event at 7 30 p m in Lapel High School Gym for the swimming pool drive. Swimming Pool Association reps will explain progress plans and technicalities. Admission is free.
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Lapel Junior Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Reformatory Hillbilly Band
Lapel High School
Swimming Pool Association
Stouder To Have Two Wild Fans At Tokyo Olympics
Sharon Stouder, world record holder in the 100 and 200 meter butterfly, will have her father Galen Stouder and Japan Swimming Federation liaison Tomoyuki Kawata as supporters in Tokyo. He praises her early start, straight A grades, and four years under coach Don Gambril with City of Commerce Swimming Club.
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United Press International Tokyo
UPI
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Glandora
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Olympic
Tomoyuki Kawata
Japan Swimming Federation
Stouder
City of Commerce Swimming Club
Don Gambril
Sharon
Jeane Halloak
Stoudt
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