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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1963

Page

22

Grandview Men’s Golf Club 33-Tournament Summer Schedule

The Grandview Men’s Golf Club unveils a 33-tournament season led by Pres. Bill Creed. The plan includes 11 18-hole medal events, six pro-am tournaments, five two-ball pairings, and 10 special tours plus a month-by-month event line with named sponsors and venues.

Grandview Men's Golf Club Bill Creed Madison County Grandview Pres. Creed Ben Cornell Ed Wright Lyle Ward Frank Foster Steve Super Bob Ramsey Harold Rector Wright Cornell Handicap Everett Bannon Randy Dougherty Dave Hiatt

Baseball Scores and Local Golf Schedule Highlights

Cincinnati beats Chicago A 7 to 0 while Baltimore tops Washington 9 to 2 and New York A edges Philadelphia 6 to 4. Kansas City defeats Detroit 4 to 0 as Milwaukee tops Minnesota 5 to 1. New York N defeats St. Louis 7 to 6 and Los Angeles N beats U of New Mexico 4 to 0. San Francisco wins 6 to 3 over Cleveland. Boston defeats Chicago N 2 to 1. Houston 9, Los Angeles A 5. Merchandisers Dietzen's Bakery and Grenlee's Pro Shop list August events and golf formats including pro-ams, medal play, mixed two-ball, and the Park Board and Madison County championships. Handicap system details and worst-hole rules are noted.

Kansas City Detroit Milwaukee Minnesota New York St. Louis Los Angeles U. of New Mexico San Francisco Cleveland Boston Chicago Houston Madison County

Free Easter Basket With Cleaning Guarantee

Local cleaners offer a promo with a free Easter basket when customers spend five dollars or more on cleaning services. The guarantee promises thorough cleaning and satisfaction.

Palmer Player Nicklaus Favored In Masters Contention

Official odds list Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus as the Big Three tied at 4-1 to win the Masters as the 27th edition begins at Augusta National. Jimmy Demaret and Bill Casper Jr. dispute the trio’s dominance while Palmer is seen as the heavy favorite with a track record of recent wins.

Augusta Arnold Palmer Gary Player Jack Nicklaus Jimmy Demaret Demaret Don January Tony Lema Johnny Pott Palmer Nicklaus Bill Casper Jr Augusta National Bob Jones Player Don Finsterwald Gene Littler Pott Ken Venturi Pennsylvania Sam Snead

Pirates Eye Banner Spring Sports Year

Madison Heights High School opens spring competition in baseball track and golf with high hopes. Track athletes competed at Hoosier Relays with Charles Huston placing second in weight. Paul Moody shines as a sophomore pitcher with strong Babe Ruth League performance. Full schedules show dates across March to May for track baseball and golf at various Indiana venues.

Madison Heights Pirate Charles Huston Pete Podbaski Richmond Paul Moody Moody Elwood Hoosier Relays Marion Alexandria Highland Pendleton Marion Relays Shelbyville North Central Relays Anderson New Castle Invitational Muncie Southside Noblesville Relays Noblesville Carmel New Castle Lebanon

Butts-Gators inquiry widens over football secrets

The investigation into Georgia coach Butts and ally Bryant expands as officials probe telephone records and 1962 game preparations. Evidence includes long distance calls to gamblers and a 16 minute Alabama-Georgia exchange cited by Cook. All-America end Pat Richter led Wisconsin with 33 receptions for 440 yards last season.

Schroder Cook Coach Butts Butts Frank Scrobey Chicago Birmingham Scobey Terre Haute Ind Orange Grove Florida Georgia Bulldogs Atlanta George P. Burnett Burnett Bryant Georgia Johnny Griffith Alabama Brunett University of Georgia Charlie Trippi SEC Moore Frank Rose University of Alabama 0. C. Aderhold Rose Pat Richter Wisconsin Big Ten

Bowling 30c Bowling Balls at Rains AMF Price

New AMF bowling balls priced at 30 cents each with Rains offering a 16.95 price for holes plugged service at 2.50 each. Local retailer promotes affordable gear and ball maintenance options for bowlers.

Rains

Anderson Indians Arm for Friday Meet with Muncie Central

Anderson High loaded with blue ribbons in nine of thirteen events to beat North Central 671 to 412 in the opening track meet at South Anderson field. John Gibson led wins in the century and pole vault. Morgan swept the 220 and broad jump. Terry Wiley claimed 400 and pole vault. Anderson's mile relay and 880 team had strong showings as they prep to host Muncie Central Friday at 4 p.m.

Ray Ward Anderson High Thinlies North Central Marion County South Anderson Field John Gibson Anderson Morgan Terry Wiley Courter Panthers Muncie Central Bearcats Indians Page Robinson Mile T. Smith Singleto Wilson J. T. Gibson Kirk M. Carter T. Wiley Hatch Estle Bales Russell Barron McGivern Landers McGinnis Jordan Wiley Mor- Ban Franklin Miller Cracraft Enoch

Top Keglers Roll Today In Indianapolis

Indianapolis hosts a four day pro am and open with a $23 000 prize pool and a $3000 amateur pot. About 150 teams expected. 128 reach 16 after 24 game qualifying. finals televised. Notables absent include Andy Marzich and Glenn Allison. Billy Welu Dick Weber Don Carter and others compete.

Indianapolis UPI Raceway Andy Marzich Long Beach Calif Glenn Allison Ss. Louis Marzich Denver St. Louis Allison Oklahoma City Billy Welu Dick Weber Don Carter Joe Joseph Ray Bluth Billy

Erskine's Nine Opens Baseball At Butler Today

Anderson College unveils its 1963 baseball team at Indianapolis as the Ravens face Butler University in a seven inning opener. Coach Carl Erskine leads a veteran nucleus with seven returning lettermen and four veteran pitchers led by Denny Lehnus.

Anderson College Indianapolis Ravens Butler University Carl Erskine Anderson Erskine Los Angeles Dodgers Denny Lehnus Bob Weigle Jim Henniger Don Brandon Weigle Brandon Bob Adcock Adcock Raven Rick Perry Max Hopple Mike Mundy Jerry Stevens Dave Edwards Stevens Edwards Frank Watkins Murray Cameron

Madison Heights Dominates Marion In Outdoor Meet

Madison Heights sophomore Charles Huston set a school shot put record with 55 feet 52 inches leading a 71 to 38 win over Marion at MH oval. Team notes include Podhaski sweeping sprints, MH relay wins, and plans to host Highland and Alexandria next Friday in a triangular.

Charles Huston Madison Heights Jim Jones Steve Podhaski Pirates Highland Alexandria Marion Hill Busby Good Orebaugh Miller Ward Mile Hall Weatherseck Robinson Podhaski Garner Jones Layton Abshire Huston Plummer McClure Weathers Foster Bass Elwell Banks Carmack Lindly Bertram Sloane

Senators Buy Minoso From Cardinals for 40 000

The Washington Senators on Tuesday purchased 40 year old outfielder Minnie Minoso from the St. Louis Cardinals for a reported 40000 dollars plus a minor league player to be sent to the Cardinals later.

Pompano Beach Fila UPI Washington Senators Minnie Minoso St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals

Ravens Enter Spring Practice For 23 Game Schedule

Erskine notes a more ready team with several outdoor workouts underway. Helvey, a standout rookie right fielder, completes the strong outfield. The Ravens prepare for a 23 game slate starting after Butler, with 11 double headers in eight weeks. Anderson hosts Goshen College in the opener Friday at 2 PM on the East Street diamond.

Erskine Jerry Helvey Weatherman Ravens Butler Anderson Goshen College E. Sth Street

Loosening Stream Snags With A Pocket Block

A small wooden block with a tiny screw-eye helps loosen rock snags in streams. Carry 2 or 3 blocks. If a lure is snagged beyond freeing, break the line and let the block drift down to snag area to apply tension and loosen.

AHS Tennis Opens Season Against Muncie Burris

Anderson High School tennis returns to action against Muncie Burris this afternoon at the Riley courts with a 3 30 start. Coach Dane Pugh leads a program with a .794 win rate over 12 years and 135 35 in NCC play. Jim Clark and Steve Todd return with freshmen and sophomores filling the rest of the lineup. The NCC is projected to be tougher as Lafayette and Frankfort are cited as rivals.

Anderson High School Muncie Burris Riley Courts Dane Pugh Tribe Indians NCC Jim Clark Steve Todd Pugh Eddie Clawson Fred Clauve John Newberry Steve Imler Dave Dyehouse Ted Nottingham Jack Keesling Tom Moore Steve Huntley Ross Stanley Eddie Espey Lafayette Muncie Central Frankfort

Noblesville over Windfall in outdoor meet with record jumps

Noblesville wins 1005 to 85 over Windfall in the first outdoor meet as Brandenburg clears 11 feet 8.4 inches for a pole vault school mark and Cox posts a 6 foot 1.54 inch high jump new record. Windfall and Noblesville split events with multiple Noblesville scorers and relays dominating.

Noblesville Alexandria Mike Brandenburg Gary Cox Lapel Carmel Lebanon Miller Muncie Central Burris Jones Humphrey Allen Clark Parrott McDonald Dashiel Kornov Wilson Mullins Campbell D. Johnson McKinnon Galloway Weldy Land Mullen Provence Brandenburg J Johnson Yundt Dawson Grissom Cox Stern

Nigeria title fight set despite Parliament opposition

Dick Tiger will defend his middleweight title against Gene Fullmer in Nigeria this June or July at Liberty Stadium Ibadan. The 46,000 seat arena hosts their third meeting after Tiger won the title in San Francisco on Oct. 23 and a rematch draw in Las Vegas on Feb. 23.

Lagos Nigeria Dick Tiger Gene Fullmer Liberty Stadium Ibadan Tiger Hero Fullmer West Jordan Utah San Francisco Las Vegas

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