Hunter Named Middletown Basketball Coach From Markleville
Markleville’s Hunter, Ball State graduate, signs a two year contract to coach Middletown High School basketball starting next September. He succeeds Von Jameson, after resigning to become principal. Hunter served in the U S Air Force 1956 1959 and has coached at Markleville for three years. He teaches chemistry and drivers education and lives at 324 North 5th Street Middletown. He is recovering from back surgery and was released from St John’s Hospital last week.
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Braves Blank Mets In 6-0 Victory On Monday
Milwaukee Braves powered by Ken Johnson seven hit pitching and a four homer burst defeated New York 6 0. Felipe Alou led with a leadoff homer his 15th and Hank Aaron added his 18th in the first inning. Eddie Mathews hit his 20th with two more in the game and Joe Torre homered for his 10th. The win stretched the Braves winning streak to seven while the Mets dropped to nine straight losses including their first Monday defeat since opening day. Johnson earned the first Braves shutout of the season.
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Teege Fairview American Auxiliary Police Note
Fragmentary OCR listing names and codes includes Teege Fairview American Auxiliary Police and individuals such as Youngblood Haley Hum phries Spook Terrell Chamberlain. Details unclear. unrelated to a full event.
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Hinshaw Grabs Another Win at Anderson Track
Dick Hinshaw of New Castle Lions Club dominates the Figure 8 event at the Anderson track winning his class and boosting his standing for the 1965 race. Prominent rivals Hilliard Green Hiatt and G Robinson Wertz were noted among the contenders as spectators labeled Hinshaw a leading entry.
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Date Of Maris Return To Play Still In Doubt
New York AP Roger Maris remains unsure when he can return from a bone chip in his right hand. He cannot grip a baseball well enough to throw and will not guess a date. He noted the chip might settle without further pain.
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Chicago Bears Open Camp At Rensselaer
The Chicago Bears opened training camp at St. Joseph's College in Rensselaer Ind reporting 57 players including 23 rookies and 34 veterans. Star rookies Dick Butkus and Gale Sayers did not report as they worked with the College All-Stars.
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ECC Golf Winners Listed by Friday Flight
Edgewood Country Club announced weekly husband and wife winners with Low Gross and Low Net results for Back Nine and Front Nine. Teams include Spannuths, Woschitzes, Laughlins, Head. Browns, Johns, Mill s, Bankers, Quint, Ault. Gibsons, Taylors, OHeron, Lineberry. and others across a mixed standings list.
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Walker Manager Defends Fines After Clubhouse Meeting
Pirates skipper Leo Walker says fines ended after players stopped mental miscues and insists the system aided execution. He cites a Sunday meeting as improving harmony though acknowledges some players remain unhappy with his approach and notes no widespread penalties now.
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Ellsworth's Win Breaks Cubs Jinx in San Francisco
Chicago lefty Dick Ellsworth no hit until the sixth, then faded but earned a 6 2 victory over the Giants to halt a five game skid. Ellsworth struck out nine in five perfect frames before Ted Abernathy finished, as Chicago improved to 111 on the season.
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St Mary's Beats Markleville Arabians 6-1 on Highlands Diamond
St Mary's exploded for three and two run clusters in the fourth and sixth innings behind Pahls to defeat the Markleville Arabians 6-1 on the Highlands diamond. Frankton also scored three in early innings as a distant note in the week’s brisk local to many teams.
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Spen cer Stars as Pacific Wins All-Star Opener
Daryl Spen cer, former San Francisco Giants infielder, homered and singled to earn outstanding player honors as the Pacific League defeated the Central League 5-2 in the first of three Japan All-Star baseball games Tuesday night.
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Case's Condition Grave After Surgery To Relieve Spine Pressure
Everett Case former NC State basketball coach in grave condition after a Rex Hospital operation to relieve spinal cord pressure. Doctors said relief achieved but prognosis poor with potential complications. Case 65 had long coaching career from Indiana to California and founded the Indiana State Basketball School in 1926.
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Sheer Genius Wins Invitational Pace at Peace Raceway
Garden State Stable's Sheer Genius, one of the nation's top pacers, captured the $7,000 Invitational Pace Feature at Peace Raceway in 2 00.45 for the mile before 25,232 fans. Thor Hanover finished second while Yankee Mick faded to fourth. a $40 daily double was posted with Grandpa Jim and Ambeau.
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AFL Season Ticket Sales Show Increase Across Eight Clubs
AFL commissioner Joe Foss said all eight clubs reported higher season ticket sales than last year. Jets led with 35,000 tickets, while Broncos posted the largest percentage rise from 6,361 to 22,287. 1965 figures show varied gains for Boston Buffalo Denver Houston Kansas City New York Oakland and San Diego.
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Fred and Frank Star for Falls City Beer on WHBU 1240
Fred and Frank headline a Falls City Beer feature on WHBU 1240 radio station. The brief item highlights the duo promoting the local brew with plans for a live broadcast and possible tasting event. Community listeners are invited to tune in for details.
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Franks Signs New Contract With Giants Through 1956
Herman Franks has signed a contract to manage the San Francisco Giants through the 1956 season. President Horace Stoneham said the extension reflects a longer range plan and fair appreciation for Franks who took over as manager last October after Alvin Dark was fired.
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