Three Sports On Agenda Today
A full slate of activity greets Raven teams with baseball and track at Earlham College and a triangular golf meet at Hartford City. Local golfers tee off at 10 while track and baseball begin at 1 30 p m with Manchester and Earlham in action.
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Cliff Koehn
Anderson Cellege
Dick Howell
Raven
Ravens
Earlham College
Richmond and
Bastside
Hoosier College
Taylor and Earlham
Manchester
Hartford City
Bob Macholiz
Ron Treesh
Dennis Carroll
Bernard Butler
Jerry Gould
al Walker
Raven Teo
Earlham
Frank-en
Indiana Central
Taylor
Grandview
Marian
Carl Erskine
University of Louisville
Cardinal
Erskine
Quakers
Larry DeHarity
Bud Bartz
Don Brandon
Don Lukens
Los Angeles Dodger
Bob Adcock
Dick Leach
DeHority
Ron McCullough
Tom Teague
Nolan Reed
Frank Watkins
Harold Jones
Pendleton Invitational Sparks High School Track Action
The Pendleton Invitational at South Anderson Field and the Daleville Relays draw fans as Pendleton rivals Frankton Vernon Township and Markleville collide. Field events start at 1 pm with trials at 1 30 pm as teams chase records including high jump 5 10 and mile 449 2 set by 1960 era athletes.
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Pendleton
South Anderson Field
Daleville
Trish
Frankton
Eagles
Vernon Township
Vikings
Markleville
South Anderson
Matt Davis
Bob Smith
Jim Crosley
Vernon
Lou Mahin
Condon
Jim Petty
Vernon Two
Daffron
Sherman
Pen Dleton
Moon
Wyatt
Young
Jerry Petty
Whiteworth
Pen'Alatan
Torr
North Central repeats at New Castle Relays to claim third title
North Central of Marion County dominated the New Castle Relays, winning for the third straight year with 77 points. Madison Heights of Anderson finished second, while North Central standout Barty swept the 220 yard dash and broad jump. Karl Ritterskamp tied the meet pole vault record at 11 feet 6 inches.
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New Castle
Ind
North Central
Marion County
Runnnerup
Madison Heights
Ander|a
Barty
Karl Ritterskamp
Muncie Burris
Connersville
Rushville
Pete Pod ‘Laski
Bill Baughn
Nener Wance
Tim Porter
Jerry
Craig
Lee Dawson
Young
Dave Krieg
Porter
Shields
Abshire
Baughn
Boles
Denny
Doyle
Podhaski
Highland
Alexandria
Stiner
McCord
Texas
Anderson AB
McCain
Moxers
Gates
Seeker
Clevenger
Kirtz Coteyis
Siam
Hines
Lewis
Justice
Bryant Mabreys
Zink
Medvern
Ray M
Stoner
Ofok
Yight
Wecea
Ray MD
Kite
Los
Alxaler
Stevens
Fitance
Zink Mecora
Topain
Kaler
McKinley
Ulner
P Bower
Tie de Jarrett
Ray
Ae Eulte
Ald Wright
Cartwright
Central
Paulas
Ith
Anderson
Kilmer
York
Douglas
Cook
Rye
Estes
RBI
Kirk
Flora
Starrett
Stecker
Mabrey
Stanley
Cartwright J
W—Cartwright
Jarrett
U—Wamppler
Hall
Cornelius Ties Lead at Titleholders Golf Tourney
Kathy Cornelius of Phoenix fired four birdies on the back nine to reach a 36 hole total of 147 and tie Mickey Wright for the halfway lead at Augusta. Wright, a San Diego native, shot 73 after opening with 72 and bogied three back nine holes. An eagle on No. 8 kept her atop the leaderboard.
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Augusta
Kathy Cornelius
Mickey Wright
Cornelius
Phoenix
Dar
Miss Wright
San Diego
Calif
Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
Standings and results across leagues show Louisville and Indianapolis tied at 5 5 in the American Association while Houston leads with strong showings. Daily scores feature Chicago Boston New York Baltimore and others, with several rain and cold delays noted and multiple Detroit and Los Angeles clashes on tap.
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American Associatione
Louisville
Denver
Milwaukee
San Francis
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Washington
Eajeado
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
American Association
Toronto
Columbus
Syracuse
Jersey City
Rochester
San Juan
Buffalo
Richmond
Pittsburgh Law
Cincinnat
Fay
Mahaffey
Sadecki
San Francisco
Marichal
Elsworth
Kralick
McBride
Cleveland Bell
Curley
Pappes
Washingon
Hobaugh
Fooston Drawer
Shaw
Walker
Indianapolis
Ashe
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Hauston
Madison Heights reserves push win streak to three
Madison Heights reserves kept their streak alive by beating Anderson High 10-9 in a close bottom seventh. Betty Jameson of San Angelo delivered the clutch shot as the best round of the day helped the team edge ahead. Louise Suggs tied for fourth with a 74 and Patty Berg posted a 75 amid the tight standings.
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Madison Heights
Peeee
Betty Jameson
San Ang
Anderson High Tonic
Tex
Ison Heights
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Ill
Miss Berg
Herald Olympia Meet Opens With Officials’ Unofficial Roll
The Herald Olympia Meet opens with ceremonies by four officials between 5 50 and 5 55 p m before eight teams begin toppling 10 pin figures in the first annual Team Handicap Tourney at Olympia Lanes. Tourney leaders and teams are listed with shifts and replacements as action runs through Sunday and the first two weekends in May.
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Anderson Herald-Olympia
Olympia
Charles Whetseil
Kenneth Kline
Martin ‘Carpenter
Olympia Lanes
Red) Haven
Herald Sport
Guthrie Builder’s
Greenlee’s
Guide Shipping
Dew & Mears
Richard Clothing
Zool Room
Muncie
Harold’s
Noblesville
Guide
Indiana
McKinley Dominates Central In Thorough Victory
McKinley of Muncie routed Central Thinlies 78 to 14 in a Wednesday meet at Muncie. Steve Clevenger of Central set a Mile school record at 4:55. old mark 8:10. McKinley swept events including mile relay and 880 relay with multiple top finishes.
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Central
Anderson
Muncie McKinley
Steve Clevenger
Racine
Frankton Wins Key Track Meets Amid Baseball Notes
Frankton dominates freshmen track with 69 points to Highland 5 and Pendleton 27 while multiple field events show Hextable and Waltermire ranking in the top places. The page also notes Spahn’s 52nd shutout in a Giants Braves game and references historic no hitters by Major League names with Milwaukee’s relay wins and 300-win career milestone context.
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Ray Doherty
United Press International
Milwaukee
UPD
Warrer Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Frankton
Highland
Pendleton
Hextable
J. Waltermire
Johnson
Brandon
Spahn
Hank Aaron
Huxtable
Sing
Termire
J. Waller
Frank Bolling
Mire
Condon
Bolling
Vanced
Ed Baitie
L. Waltermire
Conley
Giants
Don
Gosnell
Barr Spahm
Braves
Cunningham
Smith
Davis
Jarrett
Bimakalanine
Barr
Poor
Lusb Side
Bel
Philadelphia Phillies
Bot
Bratton
Gos
Josejell
Pagan
McCord
Camp
Roy McMillan
Mc Lbell
Millan
Pike
Taiily
Hunta Step
Mnger
McCovey
Young
Bellot
Pike Sam Jones
J. Walterly
Imire
May
Smithly
Frankforters
Belbot
Campbell
Stable
Tmanar Oreir
Bob Feller
Cy Young
C.sscae
Souree
Highlanders
Carl Erskine
R. May
Tom Hughes
Addie Joss
Dutch
Jack
Wise
Leonard
Christy Mathewson
Alf Griner
Jie Reynolds
Virgil Trucks
Stebbens
Johnny Vander Meer
Borson Niece Teeing Off Late In Four Ball Tourney
Andersons Mike Borson and Joe Niece start at 2 15 p m at Indianapolis South Grove in the Spring Four Ball Tourney facing Al Hogan and Mike Kelly. The event runs to May 14 with over 3000 dollars in merchandise awarded to winners.
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Borson
Scuba Divers Forming YMCA Skin Diving Club
Local scuba divers met at the YMCA to discuss forming a Skin Diving Club to promote safe regulated diving. A follow up meeting is set for May 2 to continue planning and a new scuba diving class starts May 4 at 7:00 p.m. Call Gene Bell at the YMCA for details.
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Iymca
YMCA
Gerous
Gene Bell
Palmer Surges Ahead At Texas Open With 63
Palmer overtook Don Whitt at Oak Hills Country Club in San Antonio to take a 36 hole lead after an eight under par 63. He eagled the 10th hole from 30 feet and moved to 130 total, as Whitt struggled to a 69 for 137 total and fading title chances.
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San’ Antonio
Testap
Arnold Palmer
Vertock
Don Whitt
Torrego Springs
Calif
Texas
Oak Hills C Country Club
Palmer
Whitt
Driscoe
Dulles
Noblesville Bounces St Marys In Golf Meet
Noblesville defeated Anderson St. Marys 12 to 2 on the Forest Park course in varsity and reserve golf. Summaries list Varsity and Reserve results with players from Noblesville and St. Marys, and next St. Marys schedule including Greenfield and Indiana venues.
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Noblesville
Anderson St. Mary's
Noblesville Forest Park
St. Mary’s
Greenfield
St. Mary's
Indois
Sacred Heart
Sarah Shank
Clevenger Breaks Freshman Mile Mark at Meet
Steve Clevenger of Ander son Central Junior High wins the freshman mile in 4:55 at the Muncie McKinley Central track meet and also takes the half mile. McKinley defeats Central 78 to 36. Indiana high school track entries due May 4 by 4 p.m. as the state meet prep continues.
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Steve Clevenger
Anderson Central Junior High School
Muncie McKinley Central
Steve
Central
Muncie McKinley
Indianapolis
L. V. Phillips
Indiana High School Athletic Association
San Francisco Giants
Phillips
Greenville
S. C
Dick Dietz
Greenville ‘Ram
AHS Lucks Out Win Over Tech in Thrilling Dual
In Indianapolis Thursday afternoon Anderson High School overpowered Indianapolis Tech 4 to 3 in a North Central Conference tennis match. Anderson swept both doubles and claimed wins in singles by Meeker Clark Comstock and Huffman with close sets over Tech competitors Munro Harper and Edwards.
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Tech
Indianapolis
Anderson
Indianapolis Tech
Templeton's Practice Sunday At Memorial Field
Templeton's Music team holds initial practice for Ander son Templeton at Memorial Field at 1 p.m. Sunday inviting baseball players to try out. Central Indiana Baseball League meeting at Marion Veterans Hospital Gym at 2:30 p.m. to draft final league plans with Business Manager Lawrence Montgomery and O W Haven present. Rogers Hornsby named Mets scout as 21st in club history.
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Sammy Hunt
Anderson Templeton
Memorial Field
Lawrence Montgomery
O. W. Haven
Central Indiana Baseball League
Marion Veterans Hospital Gym
Hornsby
NEW York
Rogers Hornsby
New York Mets
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Dick Lemon
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Anderson Banking Company
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