Ravens Stun Butler 9-3 Behind Fourth-Inning Surge
Anderson Ravens, under coach Carl Erskine, toppled Butler 9-3 as six runs crossed in the fourth. Frank Watkins cleared bases with a two-run single while Bob Adcock and freshman Max Hopper boosted the offense with timely hits.
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Basilio to Pay Tax Bill in Open Court June 3
UPI reports Carmen Basilio faces a June 3 court date to collect 33 026 dollars the government says he owes in 197 tax for a Madison Square Garden closed circuit telecast of his middleweight title win over Sugar Ray Robinson. Meanwhile Goshen College opens baseball vs Butler after Coach Carl Erskine leads Anderson College into a 23 game schedule with seven returning lettermen and a promising Hoosier College Conference bid.
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Noblesville Defeats Lebanon 7 2 In Season Opener
Noblesville Millers opened their baseball season with a 7 2 win over Lebanon as Gary Cox led with nine hits and three Lebanon hits allowed. Denny Lehnus started for the Ravens, while Butler made five errors in the field.
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Indians Tennis Team Opens Season With 6-1 Win
Anderson High School tennis squad defeated Connersville 6-1 on Riley courts. Only Jimmy Clark lost 4-6 6-0, but he and Todd won the doubles 6-3 6-2. Burris match was rained out and not yet rescheduled. Indians host Crawfordsville next Wednesday.
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Manchester Triumphs in Track Meet Against Anderson College
Manchester defeats Anderson College 48 to 28 on the Eastside oval as Spartans dominate field events and sprints. Ron Parr Gary Corbin and Jim Temple lead Manchester with multiple wins while Anderson seniors Fox and Rice score top marks in jumps.
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Central Indiana Loop to Meet in Kokomo
The Central Indiana Base Ball League eight-team circuit will hold a 7 30 p m meeting in Kokomo with Harry Bradway of Lafayette as secretary treasurer and eight clubs represented including Logans, New Castle, Richmond and Anderson. A question list from the Football Foundation and Hall of Fame was distributed to former players and coaches to gauge interest in sons following football paths. More than 70 members replied with a single refusal due to family duties.
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Chapman Fired After Jacksonville Team Ends Season
John Chapman, veteran coach from Purdue and Jacksonville High Schools, was dismissed after Jacksonville’s basketball squad finished 11 wins and 15 losses this season. He had led the team to state tournaments in earlier years but was removed by the school board citing community interests.
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