Penske to join Ray Nickels' Raceway team for Yankee 300
Roger Penske, last year's Auto Club road racing champion, will join Ray Nickels' three car Pontiac team for the Yankee 300 at Raceway Park on April 28. He replaces A J Foyt as teammate of Paul Goldsmith and Len Sutton. The Yankee 300 will feature road racing on Raceway's U turn course.
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Mich
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Ore
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Indians overpower New Castle in season opener at Memorial Field
Anderson rapped four singles and a walk for four runs as Kokomo built a 7-0 lead. Cummins allowed three Trojan hits and struck out six in a complete game. New Castle managed three runs late, but Kokomo won 7 to 3 in the North Central Conference opener.
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Coaching Veteran Named Athletic Director in South Bend
Bo Jones 51 longtime Central High School football coach in South Bend has been named athletic director for the city schools. In 20 years at Central his teams posted 1129 57 12 and his 1958 1959 squads were named mythical state champions by the UPI board of coaches. Jones led numerous city and East NIHS C grid titles and state wrestling championships. An all around athlete at Wabash High School he captained Indiana's 1933 football team and began coaching at Central in 1935.
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Anderson Wallsop Muncie Burris 7 1 In Nonleague Tennis
Anderson defeats Muncie Burris 7 1 at Riley Park courts in a non league boys tennis match. Dane Pugh coached netmen win five of six singles and both doubles. Anderson opens North Central Conference play against Marion Thursday at Riley courts.
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Treesh's 67 Sparks IAC Victory over Earlham in Links Match
Treesh Jr shot a four under par 67 to defeat Brent Carroll as Anderson College beat Earlham 942-542 on the Grandview course. Carroll posted 78 while supporting players for both teams posted mixed scores. Treesh will travel to Indianapolis to face Marian at Coffin course.
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Krehbiel
Robinson High appoints Manuel as athletic director
The Robinson High School Board named Eugene Manuel of Clifton as athletic director and head football coach. Manuel, 32, has six years at Clifton Central High School and will succeed Robert Wiman who resigned as coach. The athletic director post had been vacant since Merle Crosby’s resignation two years ago.
Marian College NAMES Cleon Reynolds Athletic Director
Cleon Reynolds, a 29 year Indiana high school coach, appointed athletic director at Marian College in Indianapolis. He will also coach basketball and baseball, succeeding Walt Fields who becomes dean of men. Reynolds began coaching at Earl Park High School and has coached at Short Ridge, Cathedral, Lawrence Central, Rushville, Ashley, and Colfax. He is a Terre Haute native, Wiley and Butler alum, and Indiana State graduate.
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1963 Share Rise Stalls as Market Wavers
New York stocks paused their ascent after reaching 1963 peaks with steel shares led by U S Steel and heavy turnover. Grain prices showed mixed moves while wheat and corn advanced on May contracts as traders weighed winter crop prospects and fund activity.
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U.S
Hogs Weaken Near Close 1963 Stock Report Highlights
The Associated Press notes stock averages rose .2 to 267.2 amid a high for the year in the industrials and utilities. Of 1,336 issues traded, 544 gained and 54 fell. 121 new highs and 22 new lows for 1963. Five steel shares led activity as 11 of 15 volume leaders advanced.
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Local Livestock Market Prices Mixed Hogs Cattle and Grain
Indianapolis market reports show butcher hogs steady to 25 cents lower with late trade at a loss, sows steady to two cents off. mixed No. 1-3 hogs 199 to 240 pounds bring 13.9 to 14.5 dollars. Chicago grain futures feature weak to lower prices with wheat around 1.91 and corn near 1.07 1/2 per bushel as buyers show limited demand.
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Farm Bureau
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84 Percent Have Health Insurance Says Medical Group
The American Medical Association reports 84 percent of Americans have health insurance. More than 140 million Americans have hospital expense protection, with nearly 10 million aged over 43. The council notes 92 percent of the aged live in states with available assistance.
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UPI
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Council On Medical Service
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Adenauer Successor Chosen By CDU Leaders Mon
In Bonn the Christian Democratic party plans a parliamentary meeting Monday to select Chancellor Adenauer's successor with the full party gathering Tuesday to set a nomination date. Ludwig Erhard is widely favored by many party members, though Adenauer opposes the choice. A note adds a local church chicken noodle supper at Christ Lutheran, 109 By-Pass, Friday 5 to 7:30 PM.
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