Melon Toter Jailed After Downtown Theft
Bedford Indiana police report Eva Roach five foot 52 was jailed after toting a large watermelon from a downtown store. City Judge H Wayne Baker convicted her of petty larceny and intoxication and sentenced her to two 180 day terms in Indiana Women's Prison. All practice bowling 30 cents at Rain's.
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Melon Toter
Bedford
Ind
Fivefoot
Eva Roach
Indiana’s
Women's Prison
H. Wayne Baker
Pizarro Delivers Seven-Hit Shutout Bid Against Yankees
Juan Pizarro pitched seven strong innings and doubled twice for the Chicago White Sox in a 6 to 1 win over the New York Yankees. He allowed seven hits and struck out eight while contributing at the plate, as Chicago spoiled New York’s bid with three wild pitches aiding a four-run fourth inning. Minnie Minoso and J C Martin drove in runs, and the White Sox completed the victory to even the series at one game each.
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Chicago AP
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Jim Archer
Yankees
Pizzaro
Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Sox
Roland Sheldon
al Smith
Minnie Minoso
Sheldon
Frankfort AR
Eb Howe
Flemming
Kellems
Bailey
Dean McClughen
Johnson Delco-Remy
Moody
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National League
Harshman Pss
Hampton
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Pitcock Construction
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Chicago
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Anderson Banking Company report of condition 1961
The report shows total assets of 30,001,268.68 with deposits totaling 29,788,835.97 and capital accounts at 1,240,665.04. Major asset categories include cash and balances with banks 4,300,042.86 and U.S. government obligations 2,865,066.85, with other investments and real estate holdings listed.
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U.S
Oral Reserve Bank
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Coos
Preferred Ciee
Sen Cn Ia
Monbouquette
Karley
Fornieles
Hoeft
Earley
A Mckinley
Chulak
Smith Soar
Downpour Threatens Finish of British Open Golf
Rain and gale force winds at Royal Birkdale forced postponement of the final 36 holes to Saturday. Arnold Palmer and 47 other top golfers see the title in doubt as officials warned the championship may be void if four rounds cannot be completed.
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Birkdale
England
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Latrobe
Australia
Kel Nagle
Nagle
Dai Rees
Wales
Harold Henning
South Africa
Royal Birkdale
Liverpool Bay
Eric Brickman
The
Royal and Ancient Club
Brickman
Frisch's Big Boy Leads Anderson League. Defeats Two Indy Teams
Frisch's Big Boy, 7-1 league leaders, swept two Indianapolis area opponents in exhibition play. Hal Wood outpitched Marion County Cox 8-6 as Frisch's hitters led by Red Swango powered both games. Next Monday at 7 30 p m Frisch's meets No 1 Beverage with Mayo Sauerwein and Dillman among top performers.
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Frisch
Big Boy
Anderson Commercial
Indianapolis
Hal Wood
Marion County
Mitchell Scott
Mayo Sauerwein
Red’ Swango
Beverage
Byers Outlines NCAA Plan For Clean College Basketball
NCAA executive director Walter N. Byers outlined aims to clean up the college basketball scene and prevent future problems in a closed session with college commissioners. Bernie Moore was elected president, Tug Wilson named vice president, Reaves Peters secretary-treasurer, and Colorado Springs set as the next meeting site on July 26, 1962.
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Chatham
Mass
Walter N. Byers
NCAA
National Association of College Commissioners
Bernie Moore
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Big Ten
Howard Grubb
Reaves Peters
Big Eight
Colorado Springs
Colo
Thai boxer Samart Sorndaeng wins Orient middleweight title
Samart Sorndaeng of Thailand defeated Japan's defending champion Fumio Kaizu in a 12 round bout to capture the Orient middleweight title last night in Bangkok.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Samart Sorndaeng
Japan
Fumio Kaizu
Rich Races On Todays Agenda
The Associated Press reports a rich summer program with two 100000 plus races and the 80000 Dwyer Handicap on Saturday. Hollywood Cup at Hollywood Park Monmouth Park Handicap at Oceanport and the Dwyer at Aqueduct draw top older and three year old fields. First Balcony and Oink top weights in the Gold Cup and Monmouth Handicap, with Yorky On and On and other entries vying for favor and Globemaster aiming for a third major victory in the Dwyer.
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Associated Press
Pacific Coast
Hollywood Park
Atlantic Ocean
Oceanport
N. J
Aqueduct
Greenville Farm
Jack Hogan
Monmouth
Chicago
Calumet Farm
Yorky
Florida
Kerr Stable
Prince Blessed
Grey Eagle
Wonder Ranch
Sea Orbit
Connie Ring
High Tide Stable
Leonard P. Sasso
Globemaster
Lockman Suspended Three Days in Giants Brush With Umpire
San Francisco Giants coach Whitey Lockman suspended three days and fined 75 dollars for bumping umpire Tony Venton. First baseman Willie McCovey fined 50 dollars. Incident occurred in the seventh inning of Thursday's game with Pittsburgh.
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SAN Francisco
Warren Giles
National League
San Francisco Giants
Whitey Lockman
Willie McCovey
Tony Venton
Pittsburgh
Moving Across Lures Keeps Fish Alert and Anglers Sharp
Sportsmans Digest notes anglers should avoid overworking a single hold and instead switch lures and areas after a few casts. It cites schools of perch and crappie as exceptions and suggests waiting briefly after a missed strike before trying a different lure.
Hockett And Calabria Nines Turn In Wins
Anderson Hockett remained unbeaten by routing Frankfort 12 to 1 at Memorial Field. Calabria edged Mississinewa 8 to 7 in eight at Mississinewa with Perry homering in the decisive eighth and Lee fanning 16 for Calabria.
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Anderson Area
American Legion
Anderson Hockett
Frankfort
Memorial Field
Calabria
Mississinewa
Anderson
Paul Harber
Perry
Lee
Rakow Hurls KC To Victory
Ed Rakow, promoted to a starter role, pitched the Kansas City Athletics to an 83 win over the Washington Senators in a two night doubleheader opener. He allowed seven hits, walked four, and struck out seven for his second win against four losses while Dale Long hit a two run homer. The A’s amassed 13 hits led by Gene Stephens, Dick Howser, Norm Siebern, and Haywood Sullivan.
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Washington
Ed Rakow
Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
Rakow
Dale Long
A's
Gene Stephens
Dick Howser
Norm Siebern
Haywood Sullivan
Kan
Abrhbi
Keough
Cottler
Dal
McGlein
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Gabler
Kili
Kops
Standings and Pitching Schedule From Baseball Card Snippet
American League results show Kansas City 8 Washington 3 and Baltimore 7 Boston 6 with Cleveland 7 and Minnesota and Detroit 2. National League slate lists Haddix at McCormick and Koufax at Short with multiple interleague matchups and dates across cities.
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Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Haddix
San Francisco
McCormick
Philadelphia
Short
Koufax
Curtiss
Drott
Cincinnati
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Milwaukee
Burdette
St. Louis
Sadecki
Barber
Conley
Krausse
Donovan
Grba
Perry
Kralick
Bunning
Terry
Herbert
American Association
Omaha
Ipotenapolis
Denver
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Louisville
Houston
U S Trackmen face setback before third meet with Russians
U S ace Cyrol Burleson suffers gastric illness delaying his 1500 m bid while John Thomas loses a tooth, giving the Soviet team unexpected help in the Moscow meet. If Burleson misses time or loses, U S risks tighter scores as Jim Beatty becomes the main hope for a fast 3 58 mile time and possible points.
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Moscow
United States
Russia
Mirer Cyrol Burleson
John Thomas
Cyrol
Han Hanley
Thomas
John
Jim Beatty
Santa Clara
Calif
Bender Warmups With 67 In Junior Golf Prep
Fourteen year old Bobby Bender of Evansville shot a practice 67 to heat up for the Indiana Junior Chamber of Commerce Junior golf tourney at Cascades course. About 100 players compete 18 holes Saturday and Sunday with four low shooters advancing to the Jaycee National Junior in Denver August 20-26. Notables include Tim Leslie Hammond Noll Jim Somrak Indianapolis Mike Price New Albany and O A Kincaid Lebanon, last year’s returning national qualifier.
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Bloomington
Ind
Bobby Bender
Evansville
Indiana
Jim Somrak
Indianapolis
Mike Price
New Albany
McKinley Tops Olvera In Davis Cup Standout Victory
Chuck McKinley defeated Miguel Olvera of Ecuador in four sets to give the United States a 2-0 lead in the American zone semifinal. The match at St. Louis featured a hard fought first and third set before McKinley sealed the win 6-4 1-6 6-4 6-2.
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ST. Louis
Chuck McKinley
Miguel Olvera
Ecuador
United States
Middletown Cross Country Schedule Released
Coach Von Jameson of Middletown High School announced the Cossacks fall cross country schedule with two open meets on October 12 and 17. The slate lists meets at Yorktown, Knightstown, New Castle, Muncie Burris, Daleville, Anderson St. Marys Edgewood, Summitville, Frankton, Lapel, Highland, Markle, Pendleton and the White River Conference at Anderson Edgewood on October 19.
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Middletown High School
Middletown
Yorktown
Knightstown
New Castle
Muncie Burris
Daleville
Anderson St. Marys
Edgewood
Summitville
Frankton
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