Perfect season crew leads Anderson High to Open berth
Anderson High School’s varsity baseball team finished with a perfect 15 game run including nine straight North Central Conference wins to earn a place among top Open contenders. The team photograph lists coaches Don Barnett and Pete Russo with players including Larry Taylor Gerald Shafer Danforth Jack Morris Tom Linville Jim Sutton Chico Melendez and Larry Clem. Absent: Dave Beher Dale Gross and manager Melvin Sylvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
Don Barnett
Ron Picket
Jerry Charmolve
John Teague
Tom Linville
Jim Sutton
Pete Russo
Larry Taylor
Gerald Shafer
Danforth
Jack Morris
William Johnson
Chico Melendez
Carmichael Harter Among 3 Percent Surviving
Pro Joe Campbell of Knoxville shot 70 71 in Cincinnati eliminations to join 38 survivors who will play in the National Open at Winged Foot. Indiana's Sam Carmichael and Charles Harter posted 138 and 142 to earn Open spots, joining a crowded field of 131 players for the June event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Campbell
Knoxville
Tenn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Charles Harter
Indianapolis
Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Im Snead
West Virginian
Washington, D.C
Desa Beman
Silver Spring
Bill Hyndman III
Art Wall Jr
Arnold Palmer
Winged Foot Golf Club
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Atlanta
Tommy Bolt
Dick Mayer
Cary Middlecoff
Jack Fleck
Edy Furgol
Ben Hogan
Julius Boros
Don Finsterwald
Charlie Coe
Gene Sarazen
Tony Manero
Lew Worsham
Wille Tur ‘ Nesa
Ted Bishop
Porky) Oliver
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
Sandwich
England
Wesley Ellis Jr
Aldercross
N.J
Theough
Clovernook County Club
Roger McMinanus
Wall
John McMullin
Don Whitt
Paul Harney
Bo Wininger
Lionel Hebert
Columbus
Walker Copensation
Jack Nicklaus
Walker Inman Jr
Eglin
Fla
Air Force Base
Washington
Beman
Snead
Ted Kroll
Mike Souchak
Duke
Baltusrol
Sprinefield
Mike
Bill Hyndman
Abington
Lome
Seay Ranwich
Doug Ford
Herr
Man Barron
George Fazio
Skee = Riegel
Shelley Mayfield
Sarazen
Manero
Robert T. Jones III
Pittsfield
Mass
Bobby
Bob
Ed Oliver
Springfield
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Kansas City
Rex Baxter ‘Jr
Amarillo
Tex
Hillman Robbins
Memphis
Bill Ogden
Chicago
Memorial Day Tourney Winners At Anderson Country Club
Winners of the Memorial Day Tourney at Anderson Country Club include men Lowgross 75 by P C Schrenker and 76 by T G Decker. multiple 68s in a four-way tie among Hallenbeck Weiler Polhemus Brewer Harris Paul. women Low gross 82 by Mrs C Michael and 8 by Mrs C A Blassaras. Low net 43 by M C E Walker and 42 by Mrs William Pressing. A combined Senior Junior tourney is planned for June 7 with fathers paired with children. committee members are G P Shine Dr Guy Ross and Max Bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowgross
P. C. Schrenker
T. G. Decker
Lownett
G.C. Hallenbeck
M. R. Weiler
W. C. Polhemus
Mark Brewer
E. C. Harris
L. S. Paul
Frank Fishback
G. E. Ross
R. M. Page
E. M. Sefton
C. C. Michael
C. A. Blassaras
M. C. E. Walker
William Pressing
W. W. Steves
M. E. Green
Hilligoss
Jim ‘McDonald
G. P. Shine
Guy Ross
Max Bales
Whitlock and Local 662 Win Line Police
In a mixed set of local league games, Whitlock and Local 662 secure a victory as police teams and Auxiliaries play. Key pitching: Todd for the winners and Caldwell for the losers. Notable HR by McShirley for Auxiliary Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitlock
Win Line
Fairview
Moose
White River Police Pals
Smith
Morris
Raymore
Tucker
Poore
Farris
D. Jones
Anderson Sporting Goods
Police
Erskine Nationals Fire Fighters
Meguire
Chaney
Malsom
Browning
McCarroll
Ward Wins 500 Mile Race With Right Shoulder Use
Indianapolis race results list Rodger Ward as winner of the 500 mile event with minimal use of his right shoulder after a qualifying season setting accident in California. The final official finish shows Ward leading with 18856 miles and references to other top finishers and several DNFs tied to mechanical issues and crashes. Ward and his wife plan to use prize money to buy a new home in Indianapolis while he contemplates additional racing and publicity plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Indianapolis
Rodger
Jim Kathmann
Auami
Hop Ward
Town
Racing Associates
Spe
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Shoulder
Park, Il
Paul Goldsmith
St. Claupion
Mich
Demler
California
Johnny Boyd
Fresno
Calif
Duane Carter
Eddie Johnson
Cuyahog
Falls
Ohio
Bryant
Paul Russo
Webster
Cham- Groves
Bardahl
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Speedway
Dean
Gene Hartley
Indianapolis Motor Drewry
Bob Veith
Oakland
al Herman
Allentown
Dunn
Jimmy ‘Dagwall
Indianapo
Tls
Federal Engineering Special
Rodger Ward
Los Angeles
Wy Leder
Howe
Bethany and Christ Lutheran Win In Sunday Softball League
Bethany on Fifth Street led the Sunday School B League with a 64 to 54 win over North Anderson B while Christ Lutheran defeated Park Place 7 to a postponed Sunday School A League game at Shadyside. The night featured mixed two ball tourney setups and multiple player names, scores, and incidents across several league contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beuhany
Schavexdian
Fifth Street
North Anderson
Christ Lutheran
Pitts
B. Slattery
Dick Rathmann
Corzine
Green
Rhemel and Simpson
Ovid Penry
Flaherty
J. Swinford
Micky Mecrystal
Tom Wit
Kelle N
Sachs
Layton
McDonald
J. Moore
Bill Philbert
Hilda Penry
Marsh
Jane G. Reeves
Mary
Alice
Chicago
Rod Daley
Dixon
Charles Green
Joe Park
Dee Pettigrew
Marvin Simp- DeMaestri
Kansas City
H. Needler
M. Raper
Acostason
Ada Bird
R. Ry- A
White
Benson Bolt
Sox
Beverage Nips Cincy Tigers In 7 5 Fashion
Beverage No 1 Anderson rallied with four runs in the eighth to erase a Cincinnati lead and lift Beverage to a 7 5 victory over the Tigers at Memorial Park. Anderson extended his club’s win streak to four as Cincinnati suffered its first loss in 11 games. The Beveragemen head a busy four game week beginning with Eagles Lodge at Memorial Field Wednesday, then Leban Jon Friday, Richmond Saturday, and South Bend next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Beverage
Cincinnati
Tigers
Memorial Park Diamond
Beveragemen
Eagles Lodge
Memorial Field
Jon
Richmond
South Bend
Keith Riggs
Jim Powers
Tiger
Don Johnson
Jack Kitchen
Riggs
Ssvines Aerate
Kelley Et Gronks
Powers
Taatcher
Whitehead Rat Speacock
Annso
Kling
Warren
Ritchen
Joba Ka
Ritenen
Edley
WoEowers
Odc
Udelph
Nicholson
Grandview Memorial Day Victors Listed
Vern Deaton and see 4Ni deadlocked for low gross honor while Bob Dunham claimed first low gross in Grandview Golf Club Memorial Day tournament. Official list shows multiple small merchandise awards, with many players receiving $2 to $5 and a few $1 prizes. Tup Iman's Sweepstakes awards include Low gross Mike Borson and other small prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Deaton
See
Bob Dunham
Grandview Golf Club
Pro Shop
Eugene Glaze
Lownet
Milt Ownes
Bert Thomas
Veil Bright
Bud Biddle
H.w.rybol
Dick Granger
Bryce Brown
John L. McGuire
Oscar Melson Jr
Dale Overlin
Jack Beck
Gale Gregory
R G. Stone
Robert Ramsey
Earl Garrison
Joe Taylor
Dave Bingaman
Ovid Penry
Ed Dennis
Kenny’ Talbert
E.W. Barrett
Jerry Buxton
Joe O'Neill
Ben Cornel
Giants Whirl To 11-2 Victory Over Milwaukee
The San Francisco Giants beat the Milwaukee Braves 11-2 after a six run third inning and four more in the eighth. Orlandi Cepeda’s double scored Willie Mays, and Andre Rodgers delivered a three RBI for SF. Milwaukee’s two runs came in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Giants
Milauk Braves
Joey Jay
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Mays
Andre Rodgers
Edgewood Golf Winners Are Announced
Edgewood golf committee revealed winners from Memorial Day events and other Edgewood men and women two ball mixed tourneys. Prizes listed include Mixed 2-Ball Lowgross winners Em Flan and Oren Nichols with 43, and teams led by Virginia Thompson, Ed Flanagan, Bee Carlton, Odell Johnson, Marion Jenkins, Gilbert Gillespie, Pearl Roberts, James Pierce, Dorothy Daley, George Thompson, and others across multiple places and brackets. Sponsors Michell Motors and Casino Jenny supported the event. separate putting and I-hole contests named champions such as Vicki Wertz and Tim Whitaker with junior and youth results noted. Edgewood Junior Girls coached by Pro Raymond Jon shown with plans for a June 11 season start and June 25 invitational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Em Flan
Oren Nichols
Virginia Thompson
Ed Flanagan
Bee Carlton
Odell Johnson
Bunny Roby
Sal Pal Jaff
Martha DeVol
Clif Hardwick
Retames Jones
George Batner
Deora Brown
Ben DeVol
Gertrude Jackson
Jack Daley
Emma Gillespie
Bud Anderson
Michell Motors and
Casino Jenny
Vicki Wertz
Tim Whitaker
Jennifer Vincent
Mike James
Tom Banner
Kitty Carlton
Susie Carlton
Tom Moore
Donnie Meshley
Linda’ Fly Cotton
Tom Walsh
Doug Sparks
Anderson and
Citizens Banking Companies
Walt, Reynolds
Joe Dunlap
Dale Kimble
John Mills
Bill James
Whole Childes Coal Blind Par
Don Roush
George Williams
Dick Cotton
Max Jessup
Whole Blind Par Brockway Glass
Ralph Mathews
Fred Brower
Milton Mills
ACC
Raymond Jon
Anderson Country Club
Connie Symonds
Jane Hitz
Jane Jones
Sherry Shine
Ann Whitehead
Mr. Jones
Grandview Girls
Barbara Fisher
Mist Fisher
Herald
Eddie Sachs Marries High School Sweetheart in Indianapolis
AP reports race driver Eddie Sachs of Center Valley Pa married his high school sweetheart Nance Ann McGarity Monday at the home of friends in Indianapolis. The couple, both 52, plan a reception then head to St Louis for the USAC race and a Milwaukee event after visiting St Louis. Sachs finished 17th in the 100 mile race here Saturday earning 4.65 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Eddie Sachs
Center Valley
Nance Ann McGarrity
Perry
Hamilton
Sachs
E. J. Sachs
Greensboro
N. C
Perry C. McGarit
Opersburg
St. Louis
Peter Schmidt
St Louis
Milwaukee
Major League Standings and Schedule Roundup
Baseball standings from the American and National leagues with scattered results from yesterday and today. Teams such as Milwaukee Cleveland Kansas City Chicago Detroit and Toronto appear with partial scores and scheduled games include Indianapolis Dallas Omaha St. Paul and Richmond Montreal Vancouver Salt Lake and Los Angeles at Cincinnati.
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Sros
le San Francisco
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Chicago
Indianapolis
Dallas
Omaha
St. Paul
Charleston
Houston
Richmond
Toronta
Sinford
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pryedale
McDamiey
Danis
Fatelel
Jackson
Washington
Ramos
Baltimore
Wilehelm
Ve. Shawte
Mungakee
Tisha
Cinefra
Balun
Karuae Guy
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St Lou San
Imerican
Kaneas City
Betroit
New York
Baligore Rican Association
Indapse
Banati
Denver
Pt Worth
Lantavile A
Paul
Minneapolis
Boxscores and chaotic court notes from a disrupted game
Disjointed OCR lines describe boxscores and players such as Williams, Moore, Daley, and Kanaas with scattered scores and team references. Mentions of Paparias Tose and Chicago hint at a contested matchup with unclear dates and outcomes. Strong entities include teams and players, but the text is fragmented and partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toate
Shana Bnang
Tabett
Paparias Tose
Wiliams
Devito Daley
Tole
Toate Src
Moore
Siena
File Scores In 11th To Beat Markleville
In the Anderson Amateur Baseball opener at Memo rial Field File scored in the 11th to defeat Markleville 2 to 1. Higginbottom and Shimer led File while Burmeister and Lockeridge aided Markleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markleville
Wrendlson Fite
Anderson
Memoerial Field
File
Letty
Rybolt’s Sporting Goods of Alexandria
Higginbottom
Shimer
Lockeridge
Burmeiste
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Anderson Herald
Campbell
Carmichael
Harter
Chuck Arnold
Stamford
Hall-Mar
Jim McWithey
Brady
Ward Pa. Schmidt
al Keller
Green Acres City
Pat Flanerty
Dick Rathman
San Gabriel
Calis
McNamara
Bill Cheesbourg
Tucson
Ariz
Greenman-Casale
Don Freeland
Robert C
Ray Crawford
Pasadena
Wilke
Don. Branson
Champaign
Extel
Roy Christie
Grants Pass
Wire
Federal Engineering Spe
Rodger Jr
el Monte
Bobby Grim
Jack Turner
Seattle
Trayton
Chuck’ Weyant
McKay
Jud “Larson
Ted” Amick
Muncie
Ind
Thelen
Len Sutton
Portland
Ore
Wolcott
Jimmy Bryant
Phoenix
Belond
Bryan
Sutton
Turner
Weyant
Magill
Larson
Manifold
Amick
Grim
Christy
Branson
Bethany
5Th Street
Walt
Cincy Tigers
Andy Skies
Isa. J. Carroll
R. Rebsinger
Amman
Jordan
Education Ministry
Ike OK
House
Eisenhower
Boxscores
Sonen
Dison
Smith, Dasstta Secor
Mathews
Creda
Crnaie
Smit
Spencer
Lopate
Vaan
Lanai Rie
Seta
Nena
Toate Ae
Landry
Maia
Parte Tah
Fan Prantece
Po Asan
Aco
Stiweane l. bpKiaklant
Spencer Ant Cepeda
Francoco
Miwnanee
Rodgers
Cook Block & Brick“Sales Corp
Mounds Road
Sportsmans Digest
B & B Construction Company
Madison Ave
Cme Great Four Roses
The
Four Roses Society
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