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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1961

Page

3

Pendleton Tourney Opens With Many High School Games

Pendleton In-County basketball events drew fan attention as Elwood Alexandria and Madison Heights opened the second half schedule. Pairings for the four team Geton Invitational were announced with Vernon Township Frankton Markleville Pendleton among the entrants. Friday night features include Ind Tech at Anderson in a Central Conference clash and Alexandria at Muncie Central while Elwood meets Huntington and Lapel hosts DeSoto. Reserve games Saturday afternoon included Yorktown at Elwood and other local matchups.

Elwood Alexandria Madison Heights Anderson Area Pendleton Land Gym Windia Summitville Liz New Castle Vernon Township Frankton Markleville Induts. Tech Anderson Madison Muncied Huntington Lapel DeSoto Wees Central Stason Waldronry Saurdry Yorktown Elwo

Redskins Sign Two High Draft Choices

The Redskins signed two top draft picks: Joe Rutgens a 230 pound tackle from Illinois and Snead from Wake Forest. Also added were back Jim Hathcock from Penn State and Kerr a 6 9 back. McPeak, new coach, secured the players in a strong draft showing.

Man Snead Wake Forest Joel Rutgens Illinois Jimhatoes Tuesday Ere Penn State Fuss Minarchees Sinate Cam- Rutgens Rutgens Oakland Raiders American Football League Bill McPeak Kerr New York Titans

House of the Week design blends two families and expansion

Architect Rudolph A. Matere presents a four story House of the Week with 1310 square feet on the first floor plus an upstairs apartment that can rent to cover mortgage payments. The plan splits into two private foyers, a shared main foyer, and optional attic expansion adding five bedrooms and two baths. The second floor includes a compact kitchen and dining area, a living room with a fireplace and balcony, while the first floor features a large kitchen, dining space, and a step-saving layout. Exterior combines stone and shingles with a low modern roof and sheltered front entry.

B-45 Statistics: Duplex with income units and extra space

The 11 story house features a second floor rental unit designed to earn income, with an optional extra bedroom suite for grandparents. The first floor offers 1,310 sq ft with two bedrooms, kitchen, dining and living areas, plus 813 sq ft on the second floor. Overall dimensions are 482 by 28, with Asian occupants noted.

Conley traded to Red Sox ends Phillies era

Gene Conley, 40, leaves the Phillies for Boston after a long tenure in Philadelphia and as a Celtics two-sport athlete. He credits basketball for keeping his legs in shape and says the trade gives him a fresh chance to compete, with Red Auerbach predicting a dozen wins for Boston.

Bob Salmon United Press International Philadel- Boston UPI Phil Gene Conley Phillies Gene Philadelphia Phillies Bostoni Red Sox Conley Boston Celtics National Basketball Association Boston Braves Phils Philadelphia Gene Mauch Mauch Celtics Red Sox Dick O'Connell

Calhoun Rewarded With TV Fight at Madison Square Garden

New York UPI Rory Calhoun of White Plains NY earned a TV fight at Madison Square Garden after his upset New Orleans win over Hank Casey. Calhoun will box a round middleweight match against Cuba's Pinperye Fernandez, ranked seventh among welterweight contenders, in January.

New York UPI Rory Calhoun White Plains N.Y Madison Square Garden Calhoun Hank Casey New Orleans

Baylor Grabs Scoring Lead In NBA Race

Wilt Chamberlain trails Baylor who leads the NBA in scoring as of February 1961 with 1217 points and a 30.4 average, while Oscar Robertson dominates all around play. The text also notes bids for school additions in Anderson Indiana and appointment notices in estate matters.

Walter Ida Lane Superior Court Madison County Anderson Indiana Irs Said Cour Eugene Creagmile State OF Indiana Ison County Shirley Davidson Marvin R. Davidson Lawrence H. Robbins Z—Tan Ruth E. Savace Clifford Savage Ind Schrenker & Anderson Bernard Glazer Benjamin H. Caplan Hustin & Stewart Anderson Township West 25Th Street Anderson Town Soffice Universit Cinci Fe West 8Th Street Cincinnati Onland Anc Robertson Jack Twyman The Royals Bob Pettit St.Louis Hawks Willie Nauils New York Knickerbockers Baylor Chamberlin Wilt Chamberlain Cincinnati Royals Oscar Robertson

Red Haven Now It Can Be Told Yarn

A Monterey golf tale about a famous hole in one sparks Kennedy quip about White House fame. The piece blends humor with a political wink and hints at a high-profile front page moment.

U.S Monterey Calif John F. Kennedy White House

Top Passers Clash In Senior Bowl Contests

Two leading passers Norman Snead of Wake Forest and Dick Norman of Stanford appeared set for starting roles in the Senior Bowl. Snead directed South drills with Howard Dyer of VMI and Phil Nugent of Tulane in support, while Norman and Dick Hivner of Washington led the North offense, aided by Rose Bowl notes from Monday.

Mobile Ala Norman Snead Wake Forest Dick Norman Stanford Snead Weeb Ewbank Howard Dyer VMI Tulane Phil Nugent Norman Jim Howell

Round and Square Dance at Coon Hall Jan 7

Round and square dance event at Coon Hall 305 E Cross St on Saturday January 7 from 9 p.m. to midnight. Lewis Johnson is caller. couples and singles welcome for a social evening of dancing.

Coon Hall E. Cross St Lewis Johnson Call‘ler

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