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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1960

Page

8

Heniser Succeeds Conkling At Frankton High School

Correction from Frankton news notes that Gene Heniser replaces Kenneth Conkling as principal after Conkling moved to Lafayette Jefferson. Heniser, formerly Frankton Junior High and Elementary principal, comes from Raleigh Elementary in Rush County and once coached Noblesville Millers.

Sterrett L. Nash Frankton High School Kenneth R. Conkling Eagles University of Kentucky Gene Heniser Corkling Lafayette Jefferson Heniser Frankton Conkling Rush County Raleigh Noblesville Millers Nash Sterrett

St. Louis Tops California In OT Thriller

St. Louis defeated California 54 53 in overtime at the Kentucky Invitational. Bob Nordmann sank two free throws to seal the win as California rallied late behind Dick Smith and Bill McClintock but fell short.

Lexington UPI Sky Bob Nordmann St. Louis California University of Kentucky

Norm Van Brocklin All Pro for First Time and Browns Fifth

Norm Van Brocklin earned his first All Pro honor while Brown and George both made the NFL team for the fifth time. Sheridan defeated Lapel 93 83 in a high scoring Conference clash. Sanders led Sheridan with 36 points while Boone and Greman added 21 and 19 respectively.

Norm van Brocklin Brown, George Sheridan Lapel Bulldogs Ave Sanders Bob Boone John Greman Renbarger Watson Sisson Burris Campbell Ike TP Sheridan Greeman Sanders Blackstone Iain Sheridan A oS _— Lapel Sher

Dodgers Edge Pirates for Top Fielding Mark in 1960

The Los Angeles Dodgers repeat as National League fielding champions with a .9791 percentage, edging the Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds by .001. Mazeroski led second basemen. Banks topped shortstops. Adcock and Davenport strong infield defense. Also notes NFL honors for Norm Van Brocklin and All-Star selections.

Cincinnati Los Angeles Dodgers Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Reds Pirates Reds Pittsburgh Bill Mazeroski Smoky Burgess Mazeroski Milwaukee Joe Adcock Jim Davenport San Francisco Ernie Banks Chicago Cubs Banks Davenport Adcock Norm Larker Jim Gilliam Curt Flood St. Louis Cardinals Burgess Dick Ellsworth Cubs Ellsworth

Rozycki Wins Swede Nelson Sportsman Award at Dartmouth

Dartmouth senior Rozycki from Chicago claims the 15th Swede Nelson Sportsman Award for outstanding college gridiron sportsmanship. He set an all time Dartmouth rushing record with 726 yards last season but sat out part of a key game to let the second team gain experience. The final game saw him break Jake Crouthamel’s 1958 Dartmouth rushing record by four yards. Coach Bob Blackman lauded his team first attitude and Rozycki credited teammates and opportunities over personal glory.

Eagles van Brocklin Milt Plum Cleveland Browns NFL Paul Hornung Packers Lenny Moore Colts Jimmy Brown Cleveland Berry Sonny Randie St. Louis Cardinals Rosey Brown Jim Parker Jim Ray Smith Stan Jones Chicago Bears Jim Ringo Nelson Rozycki Chicago Dartmouth Cornell Jake Crouthamel Bob Blackman Blackman

Consistent riding in Garden State race earns Guerin four placings

In Camden New Jersey jockey Eric Guerin rode Sum mer Tan to victory in the world's richest race while Career Boy Rose Trellis and Sword Dancer each finished in the top three across the four post entries.

Camden N. J Eric Guerin Garden State

Santa Claus brings wish list for pro sports in 1961

A playful UPI roundup lists urgent offseason needs across leagues. Giants seek a new football coach and a reliable quarterback, Cubs want a manager, Angels and Senators seek players, while stars like Musial Furgeson and Spahn aim for milestone seasons.

Steve Snider United Press International New York UPI New York Giants Jim Lee Howell Charley Conerly Chicago Cubs Phil Wrigley Santa Claus Los Angeles Angels Washington Sena Sugar Ray Robinson Archie Moore Norm van Brocklin Philadelphia Eagles Green Bay Packers Packers Warren Spahn Milwaukee Braves New York National League Baseball Club Jack Kramer Ed Furgol University of Virginia Virginia George Halas Chicago Bears Stan Musial Cardinals Leo Durocher Arnold Palmer Babe Ruth Frank Lane Cleveland Indians Minnie Minoso Chicago White Sox

Game of the Week TV Series starts with Georgia Tech

ABC announces a 10 game college basketball national telecast series airing Saturdays at 2 p.m. EST from Jan 7 to March 11. The opener features Georgia Tech at Kentucky and the finale Kansas at Missouri, with other matchups including North Carolina at Wake Forest and Notre Dame at Detroit.

New York UPI American Broadcasting Company Thomas W. Moore Abc-Tv Georgia Tech Kentucky Kansas Missouri North Carolina Wake Forest Dayton Louisville Marquette Bradley New York University of Syracuse Utica N.Y Notre Dame Detroit Southern Methodist Texas Army Navy

MacKay And Buchholz Sign Pro Contracts

Promoter Jack Kramer signed Barry MacKay and Earl Buchholz to three year pro deals worth at least 50000 each. They join a six man world tour beginning December 31 in Christchurch New Zealand for a 125000 prize round robin.

Sydney Jack Kramer Uncle Sam Barry MacKay Earl Butch) Buchholz Kramer Perth Australia United States Alex Olmedo MacKay Buchholz Christchurch New Zealand Los Angeles University of Michigan

Highland Statistics Seven-Game Varsity Basketball Summary

Highland High School presents seven-game statistics for its varsity basketball season. Key players posted points rebounds and assists across the slate, with team totals and per game averages compiled for the season review.

Highland High School

North Names Starting 11 For Shrine Game Offense

North coach Dale Hall named the starting offensive 11 for the Shrine game at the Orange Bowl. Tom Blanda will start at quarterback with Pat Fischer and Mike Stock at halfback and fullback Bill Brown of Illinois. End players include Ron Delfine and Henry Oppermann. tackles Joe Wendryhoski and Alan Fiers. guards Bruce Tarbox and Al Vanderbush. center George Joulwan.

MIAMI UPI Dale Hall Hall Army Tom Blanda Pat Fischer Nebraska Mike Stock Northwestern Bill Brown Illinois Ron Delfine Pittsburgh Henry Oppermann Penn State Joe Wendryhoski Alan Fiers Ohio State Bruce Tarbox Syracuse al Vanderbush George Joulwan

Chargers Ready To Transfer Club To San Diego

San Diego editors report the Los Angeles Chargers may move their franchise to San Diego. Tribune executive editor Gene Gregston and Union editor Jack Murphy say the information is true, despite policy denials, citing LA sports saturation. A Chargers spokesman mentions plans to operate in Los Angeles in 1961.

San Diego Calif Los Angeles Chargers San Diego Union The Evening Tribune Gene Gregston Tribune Jack Murphy Union Chargers Gregston Los Angeles Charger

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