Local Rivals Meet Saturday At Memorial Field
Local rivals Cedar Lounge and Frischs Indians highlight the Central Indiana Baseball League 1963 schedule announced by Secretary Treasurer Harry Bradway. Cedar Lounge aims to repeat runner up finish with Ike Weatherly Jr as captain. Frischs, managed by Jim Cook, will feature veterans from Logansport to Lapel as they shift home games across Memorial Field and other sites. The season opens June 7 with three games, continuing through July and August with various doubleheaders and night contests.
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Central Indiana Baseball League
Anderson
Frisch's
Cedar Lounge
Memorial Field
Harry Bradway
Lafayette
Columbians
Lawrence Montgomery
Ike Weatherly Jr
Frisch
Indians
Jim Cook
Cook
Lapel
Jim Powers
Marvin Lowe
Major League Standings Sunday Results
National League games included Philadelphia routed, Chicago and New York split. Cincinnati beat Los Angeles while Houston defeated Milwaukee. San Francisco won at St. Louis. American League results showed Cleveland over New York and Boston crushing Chicago. Detroit edged Minnesota, Washington beat Kansas, Los Angeles won over Baltimore, Indianapolis defeated Buffalo, and Atlanta tied Toronto while Rochester topped Jacksonville.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Atlanta
Toronto
Rochester
Jacksonville
St Louis
Chicago “A
Pittsburgh
New York A
Cleveland Ee
Washington Soccae
Kansas City
Richmond
Rochesett
Syracuse
Sanford
Jackson
Miller
Drott
Hendley
Willey
Purkey
Cardwell
Terry
Barber
Buzhardt
Osinski
Lolich
Latman
Grant
Pascual
Rakow
Wilson
Cheney
Syracuse and Arkansas split doubleheader results
Yesterday results show Syracuse 7 10 and Arkansas 3 5 in two innings at Columbus and Richmond with rain delays. Other actions include Houston edging Los Angeles 2 1 and exhibition games Detroit 8 St Louis 4 plus Cincinnati 3 over Washington.
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Syracuse
Arkansas
Columbus
Richmond
Hockey rules to curb stalling in NHL
The NHL rules committee announced new measures to punish stalling. A bench penalty will be given to teams whose players stay offside after stoppages by lingering at the bench or skating at center ice, part of the league's summer meeting actions ahead of Wednesday's intra-league draft.
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Montreal
National Hockey League
Athletics Just Beat Twins 4 1 in Seven Hit Duel
Dave Wickersham pitched four hit ball and Ed Edwards homered as Kansas City defeated Minnesota 4 1. Camilo Pascual held the A’s to four hits through seven, but a costly error by Bob Allison in the eighth opened the door for three KC runs. Second baseman Rollins and others contributed as the Athletics pulled away late.
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Kansas City
Dave Wickersham
Doc Edwards
Bob Allison
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Camilo Pascual
Twins
Wickersham
Pascual
Edwards
A’s
Athletics
Ray Moore
Wayne Causey
John Wojcik
Allison
Wojcik
Ed Charles
Minnesota
E—Allison
Siebern
Power
Versalles
Lumpe
Causey
Moore
Killebrew
PB Edwards
A—Rice
Valentine
MecKinley
Chulak
Belmont Stakes Preview and Golf Tourney Results
The Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct features Candy Spots as favorite ahead of Chateaugay with key owners and jockeys pointed out. Separate note lists top money winners from the 55,000 dollar 500 Festival golf tournament in Indianapolis, led by Don Finsterwald with a 268 total and $10,000 prize.
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New York
UPI
Candy Spots
Aqueduct
Belmont Park
Jerome Park
Morris Park
Rex C. Ellsworth
Darby Dan
John W. Galbreath
Maine Chance Farm
Charles Godfrey
Wheatley Stable
George D. Widener
Top Gallant
Greentree Stable
Patrice Jacobs
C. V. Whitney
Tom Cat
Chateaugay
Elizabeth Graham
George Poole
Ivor Balding
Whitney
Jacobs
Indianapolis
Don Finsterwald
Bobby Nichols
Tony Lema
Parr to study at IU with $1000 aid and tuition
Ron Parr, who gained national recognition for Anderson College football last fall by earning Little All-American honors and being named team MVP, has been selected for a $1,000 teaching assistantship plus tuition at Indiana University for 1963 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parr
Ron Parr
Anderson
Indiana University
Guide Lamp And Galbraiths Win In Softball Clash
Guide Lamp defeated Local 9144 3 to 0 at Shadyside Park led by Galbraiths strong pitching and Bailey homering with a teammate aboard. McNulty held No.1 Beverage to two runs as Galbraiths blanked their rival 3-0. Tonight’s Sunday School action features Markleville versus North Anderson B and A teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guide Lamp
Carl McNulty
Galbraith’s
Shadyside Park Stadium
Bailey
Markleville
North Anderson
Park Place
Park Place Methodist; Christ Lutheran
Whetstone
J. Hensley
Podaski 3
Boy‘er
Kessler and
Swinford
Grandview Hosts Partner Best Ball Tourney Pairings
Grandview Men's Golf Club released first round pairings for sixteen duos in the Davis Dairy sponsored partner ship Best Ball Tournament. Qualifying began May 18 and ended June 2 with play to finish next Sunday. teams urged to contact opponents for initial matches this week.
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Grandview Men's Golf Club
Dan McFarland
Municipal Men’s Publicity Committee
Johnston Bristles Over TV Broadcast
Ray Johnston owner-manager of the Dallas Fort Worth Rangers protested a Fort Worth TV station telecasting a Houston Colt Milwaukee Braves game the same day the Rangers drew 1145 fans at home He blamed the Colt organization and said Houston appears to prefer keeping minor league baseball out of the Dallas Fort Worth area Johnston planned to protest to baseball commissioner Ford Frick and to minor league czar George Trautman
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Dallas
UPI
Ray Johnston
Johnson
Ford Frick
George Trautman
Davis Dairy and Auxiliary Police clash in rain delayed games
In a soggy schedule from Fairview American, Davis Dairy meets Delco-Remy with Hensley Albea and Summer ville among players. Other notes list Goehring's Gulf Coca-Cola and Police Pals lineups, with 5:30 p.m. games featuring Market versus Ferguson's Tailors and Jaycees against Central Tires after halts.
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Davis Dairy
Delco-Remy
Hensley
Albea
Summerville
Earlywine
Archey
Albea's
Auxiliary Police
Goehring
Gulf
Coca-Cola
Stevens
Abel
Mullins
Purcell
Smith
Ferguson
Tailors
John Marshall
Police
Raymore
M. Woodruff
Jones
McCullough
Jaycees
Central Tires
Cossack Pitcher Blank Yorktown in Opener
Mike Fox of Middletown hurled a four run effort allowing three hits to blank Yorktown as the Cossacks beat the Tigers 4 0 to start summer play in the White River Conference. Manis Tomlinson and A Smith each doubled and drove in two runs for Middletown while Pendleton scheduled to play at Middletown Thursday.
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Yorktown
Mike Fox
Middletown
Tiger
White River
Manis
Tomlinson
A. Smith
Monroe
Tigerbhucker
Pendleton
Martin
Furnish
Fox
Griffis
Rf Fattie
Dunn
Greenwall
Stout
McKinley
Hodson
Baldwin
Stephenson
E A
Gant
Malloy
Smith
Rf O
E Fattic
RBI
Mantis
Greenwalt Griffis
Fatth
Simpson Reed
Mace
Frisch
J. Rector
R. Eddy
Danny Erskine
al Lawler
Rector
Sparks
Thornburg
Yy Thompson
Eddy Rf
Erskine
Lupton
Raines
Dawson Rf
Hector
Thorntorburg
Lawler
Ree
Lawson
Rob
Bin
Hockett Heights Whips Lebanon in opener at Lebanon
Hockett Heights of Anderson Legion beat Lebanon 7 to 5 in the opening game. Holsapple and Cooper each had three hits for the winners. Hockett Heights, coached by Paul Bradford, will travel to Frankfort Wednesday night instead of hosting Frankfort at Memorial Field.
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Lebanon
Hockett Heights
Anderson Legion
Holsapple
Cooper
Paul Bradford
Frankfort
Memorial Field
Burright Sent to Buffalo After Mets Farm Move
New York (UPI) Larry Burright, once a high batting talent with the Dodgers, was farmed to the Buffalo Bisons of the International League by the Mets. Burright began last season with Los Angeles, hit over .300 in May, faded to a .205 final average, was traded to New York in winter, and lost the Mets second-base job to Ron Hunt in spring training. The Mets cut him on May 25 but retained 10 days to decide his status.
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NEW York
UPI
Larry Burright
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Buffalo Bisons
Burright
Dodgers
Mets
Ron Hunt
Finsterwalds Caddie Keeps Man Informed
INDIANAPOLIS AP Don Finsterwald credited caddy Tom Vinson with a big assist in Finsterwalds $10,000 Speedway Festival Golf win. Vinson, 28, caddied for the first time last year and now gives precise yardage from course landmarks. Vinson, a Speedway club member, carries an 8 to 10 handicap.
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Indianapolis
Don Finsterwald
Tom Vinson
Tequesta
Fla
Vinson
Finsterwald
Speedway Club
Bowling, 30c at Rains New AMF balls
Holes plugged, $2.50. AMF bowling balls priced at 16.95 with a 30 cent sale price and accessories offered by Rains. Includes the latest model features and availability details for bowlers seeking performance upgrades.
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Rains
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Julie Redman
Peru
Anderson City
Herald
Logansport
Winamae
Kokomo
New Castle
Muncie
Anderson Frisch's
Anderson Cedar Lounge
Winamac
Anderson Frisch
Area Frisch's
Uly
Muneis
Andarson Frisch's
Koko
Meeastals
Cedar Anderson Frisch’s
Winamaec
Withamac
Dune
Muncele
New Cattle
Une Muncie
Sion Northernays
Tornoto
Southern Peranee Pet GB
Arkansas Jacksonville
Ries
Black Tax Inc
Central Tire Inc
Central Ave
Florida Star
Hirsch Jacobs
Bonjour
Willie Shoemaker
Jaipur
Shoemaker
Gallant Man
Sword Dancer
Braulio Baeza
Sherlock
Admiral’s Voyage
New York Racing Association
Julius Boros
Tommy Aaron
Juan Rodriguez
Bob Duden
Fred Hawkins
Jim Ferrier
Sam Carmichael
Bill Collins
Miller Barber
Calude King
Mike Souchak
Gay Brewer
Jack Burke
Rex Baxter
Ken Still
Bob Bruno
Kel Nagle
Don Fairfield
al Geiberger
Ron Lettelier
United Delco
Galbraith
Baird
Norton
McNulty
Murnans East Side Lanes
Ron Musick
Jack Lutz
Gary Stebbins
Tom Lantz
Dick Hancock
Grandview
Best Ball Tourney
O. Melson
B. Ramsey
P. Lewis
K. Stacey
A. Sandala
M. Tyler
D. Overlin
E. Dennis
P. Sullivan
S. Super
W. Sipes
G. Bodkin
B. Windlaw
J. Fields
T. Williams
J- Fuller
B. Cornell
R. Moore
Johnston
AERES
Fairview
Shadyside
Cossack Hurler
Blanks
Hackett
Hero Douglas
Buettner
Pelb
Tucker
Bush
Griner
Moody Shop
Lane
Gates
Scott
Rowan
Fletcher
Myers
T Gates
Mott
Hritt
Hiland
Randall
Fia
E—Carr
Moody
S Gates
Dan Buettner
Dan Buettner Smith
Douglas
Hackett Heights
Dodgers Farm
Equipt
E. 21St
HFC Traveloan
Baym
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE/ Company
Ine
Val
East 12Th St
New Glazer
BIG
Sunoco Dealers
Broadway
Nichel Ave
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