Indiana Hoosiers Penalized by Big Ten for Recruiting Violations
The Big Ten places Indiana on one year football probation for 1960, bars them from title contention and cuts Big Ten football TV receipts, amid investigations of recruiting violations. Indiana will play the season but standings will not count. NCAA penalties also restrict post season and television participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Big Ten
Big Nine
Indiana
Hoosiers
K. L
Tug
Wilson
NCAA
Ncaa Football TV Re
Iowa
Phil Dickens
Herman B Wells
Hamilton Raceway Entries First Race Delivers Eight Races
Entries list for Hamilton Raceway shows nine races with multiple horse names and drivers across pace and trot classes. Notable entries include Scot tus Earl, Keokuk, Captain Genoa, Billie Beems, Noblety, Wampler's Choice, Patrick Wayne, Edge wood Frisco, and Maggie Blackstone among others. Race order spans first through ninth with numerous connections to Calli, Farrington, Edwards, Doggett, and Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottus Earl
Calli
Karen Jester
Ballard
Golden Gait
D. McConnaughey
Stolen Moments
Hagler
Hi Debbie
Harris
Tommy Goose
Barlow
Rush Win
Farrington
Cheryl Hal
Ferguson
Keokuk
Rankin
Sister Girl
Christy
Turf Song
Satterthwaite
Hoyt Hanover
Brown
Mahion's Happy
Gaytana
Williams
Clever Curley
Wood
Ohio Farmer
Edwards
C Pace
Forest Time
Woebkenberg
Steven McKlye
Peterson
Brook Chimes Morgan
Beasecker
Warner
Jo Mite
Mattox
Fern Clay
Buel
Rhena Rodney
Seewer
N Boy
United Nations
Huber
Lizzie
Dr. C. McCoy
Gray
Billie Beems
Scotland
Abbe
Morgan
the Little Colonel
Harry
Mglly Volo
Owens
Midnight's Son
Frisco Miss
Doggett
Edp Wa
Ya-Ev
Ed Way Praver
Senator Purdue
Algood
Nobility
Calif
Virginia Oliver
Rodgers
Cathy Cole
Hardy
Charlotte Sayre
Sayre
Larry B
Siver
Burnett Hanover
Miller
Sue Ellen
Grove
Miss Demon Don
Christner
C Pace Wampler
Priority Miss
Hector Bell
Avenue Hal
Wilfong
del Parker
Bowyer
Pace
Patrick Wayne
Burnett
Edgewood Frisco
Drex Cash
King Steven
Happy Diana
Hiram
Forrest Hanover
Scarlet
Scourge
Maggie Blackstone
Lena
Midge
Nubbin Mite
Rusty Will
Early Ann
Regal Byrd
Mary M. McConnaughey
Prince Valiant
France
Kibler fans 16 in no hit win for Schoen ling
Larry Kibler pitched a 19-0 no hit victory over the Hamilton Independents in the Fast-Pitch League at Goldman Park. He struck out 16, walked one, and keyed the win with a late rally, while Butch Rossi led the offensive effort with three singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Kibler
Schoenling
Hamilton Independents
Goldman Park
Palm Grill
Gary
Furniture
Cleveland Pendergrass
Kibler
Butch Rossi
Gary Furniture
Pendy
Les Creekbaum
Rebel Ina
Innning
Ruscher Captures Wildwood Spring Tourney Title
Fred Ruscher defeated Jack Schlueter 5 and 4 in the 36 hole final to win Wildwood's Spring Tournament. Ruscher led by one after Saturday's round and pulled away early in the final nine holes to secure the crown.
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Ruscher
Wildwood
Fred Ruscher
Jack Schlueter
Schueter
Schlueter
Wilywood
Brown
Brown's Run
Manaze
Bill McCabe Jr
Claude Jones
W. T. Maxwell
Ned Warren
Ron
Henderson Stuns in City Swim Meet Triple Win
Claude Henderson dominated the City Swim Meet at Sunset and Douglas pools, sweeping the 25-yard backstroke and 25-yard breaststroke in the 15-and-under division and the 50-yard freestyle in the 18-and-under group, achieving the day's only triple victory as 31 swimmers competed at Douglas and 110 at Sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Henderon
Sunset
Douglas
Claude
Sunset Pool
Jack Nenni
John Haker
Harold Kester
Jay Dudley
Woodrow Bell
Bruce Sant
Dudley
Jeff Whitehurst
Paul Nenni
Jim Jones
Will Draut
Jerry Weizel
Willie Draut
Jones
Steve Habig
Jerry Wetzel
Bill Draut
Jim Litsch
Jim Barker
Mike Nenni
P. Nenni
Jim Long
Ronnie van Buskirk
Jack Draut
M. Neami
J. Draut
W. Draut
Tom Swope
Gail Draut
Dawn Keays
Kitty Dillon
Joan Bennet
Kathy Kieswetter
Jamice Haker
Janice Haker
Karen Kiesweikter
Debbie Harris
Libby Sant
Gwen Trovillo
Peggy Delaney
Vicki Grubb
Delaney
Trivillo
Vicki Grubec
Douglas Pool
Grill Jones
Charles Moore
Jimmy Moore
Wilman Sparks
Mike McCord
Johnny Jones
Wilman Spark
J. Jones
Thylias Jones
Ronald Moore
Robert Moore
Corwin Henderson
Claude Henderson
Billy Moore
77 Cab Caps Close One From Piqua
The 77 Cab junior baseball squad edged Piqua 2-1 in a Dayton Class C Amateur League game. Pat Graham pitched a nine strikeout win with unearned runs supported by two hits for the locals. Graham also allowed two hits and the clubs meet Fairborn next Wednesday in Dayton.
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Cab
American Legion
Piqua
Dayton
Pat Graham
Tex Ritter
Graham
Dave Gillis
Fairborn
Evening Federal League Games Schedule Tonight
At 6 45 p m Paullins faces Ross Motors No 1 and Civitans meet Miami Cabinet No 2. At 8 p m Journal plays Middletown Sand Gravel No 1 and R N Construction clashes Ta Ho Tavern No 2.
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Paullin’s
Ross Motors
Civitans
Miami Cabinet
Journal
Middletown
R & N Construction
Ta-Ho Tavern
Trenton Knothole Leagues Launch Tourney
Trenton's knothole leagues begin tournament play today with Country Kitchen claiming the Lass B crown, Bogan Insurance winning the C title, and Ray's Fuel taking the Class D championship.
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Trenton
Country Kitchen
Bogan Insurance
Ray
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Roger Jeffers
Jeffers
Dr. Wells
Frank Allen
Dickens
Cruise
Cerra Colon
Anton Diffring
ER Karemberg
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Hamilton Raceway
Lola Montes
Val
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S. Dixie Many
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James Franciscus
Rod Fulton
Ann Doren
Siar Joe
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Paramount
Bill Williams
Marcia Henderson
Gleason's Pharmacy
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Chuck Kent
Dale Whistler
Dave Patrick
E. B. Siler
Bob Gorre
Richard Hill
Bob Lentz
Grayson Cox
Patrick
Jim Stivers
Myron Snethen
Field
Dick Fialho Jr
Jim Downing
John Sawyer
John Moon
McCabe
Jack Hagan
Warren
Maxwell
Harry Holiday
Frank Ruffing
Mike Graney
Bud Eisenmenger
Virg Perry
M. L. Johnston
R. L. Davidson
W. T. Snider
John Griffin
DF. Wicks
Forest Hills
Tom Wiley
Chuck Trent
Gene Smith
Ray Brown
Paul Lawson
Bonnie Trent
Charlies Curtin
Kent Martin
Charles Rice
Will Wright
Gene Sweitzer
Russ Nicols
L-U
R. C
Herman Land
Harold Smith
Jim Kernan
Frank Troutvine
Virlen Klopfer
Arba Thomas
Chuck Woodward
Jerry Miller
Jim Fox
Gayle Humston
Bernie Bond
Ken Berry
Wiley
Curtin
Allen
Wright
Bingham
Oakley
Berry
Chet Hall
Henderson
ELKS
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Capitol
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