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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1962

Page

4

Clem McCarthy Dies. Iconic Sport Announcer Remembered

Clem McCarthy, famed horse race announcer and voice of boxing’s golden era, died Monday at 79 from Parkinson's disease. He broadcast every Kentucky Derby from 1928 to 1953, called Seabiscuit versus War Admiral, and earned renown for his gravel voice and dramatic calls. He left behind 26 relatives, a struggling later life funded by a friends’ Clem McCarthy Fund, and a career that defined sports broadcasting.

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Major Leaders and Players in Baseball Standings and Results

The list shows leaders from multiple clubs with games played, at bats, and hits for players such as Williams Chicago Cepeda San Francisco and Davenpri San Francisco, plus national and american league tallies for Mays Cepeda Banks and Kaline. Weekend and daily results include Philadelphia at Los Angeles 10 6, New York at Cincinnati 3 in National League and others with several 6 to 8 scores, plus listed pitchers and upcoming matchups.

Sturdays Philadelphia Los Angeles San Francisco New York Chicago Pittsburgh Houston Milwaukee St. Loui Philadeiphia Cincinnati Cleveland Sexton Oklahoma City Indianapol Omaha Louisville Todam O'l Boys Bual Craig Hook Green Dresdale Williams _ Francis Friend Cincinati St. Louis Pyty Simmons Piche Golden Grant Terry Detroit Boston Regal Manbougeutze Isas City Minnesota Pascual Horlen Belinsky O Chance Washington Baltimore iRedelph Osteen Roberts Panpas American Association

Brundage vows to oppose Soviet reorganization of IOC

Avery Brundage, head of the International Olympic Committee, said he will fight renewed Soviet efforts to reorganize the IOC along national lines. He warned the proposals would threaten the committee’s independence and political influence, noting a plan to expand membership from about 70 to around 200 and give Communist bloc countries greater representation. Brundage emphasized the need for internationally minded, non political members.

Brundage Moscow Avery Brundage Russi Brunda Rus Chicago Busi Neisman Seid Woul Acini

Middletown Markleville Pony League opens with high scoring games

The four team Middletown Markleville Pony boys league opened with Markleville Merchants beating Middletown Dietzen 17 to 16 and Markleville Coca Colas defeating Etown Oilers 4 to 3. Oilers face Dietzen at 5 30 p m in Middletown and Merchants meet Colas at Markleville. Next Thursday Middletown Dietzen host Markleville Merchants at Middletown with Oilers vs Colas at Markleville. League officers are Bill Stevens president Mrs Jean Emiswiller and Mrs Helen Banks.

M & M Pony League Middletown - Markleville Pony Boys Markkleville Merchants Middletown Dietzen Arkleville Coca-Colas Etown Oilers Dietzen’s Middletown Merchants Colas Markleville Markleville Merchants Oilers Collas Bill Stevens Jean Emiswiller Helen Banks

Grandview Tourney Winners Announced

In the Grandview tournament a field of 438 players competed amid rain suspensions and protests. Winners were drawn from many clubs with Dick Stage and Ray Jones among top finishers, plus a range of regional pros and amateurs, as official results were decided by a draw after weather halted play.

Carter Byfield Accepts Shortridge Coaching Posts

Carter Byfield head coach at Decatur Central will join Shortridge High School staff as backfield coach for football and assistant track coach starting August 15. Tom Cousineau, former Terre Haute Gerstmeyer coach, will be line coach and assistant wrestling coach. Boo Nipper, athletic director, announced the hires on Monday.

Carter Byfield Shortridge Indianapolis UPI Decatur Central Tom Cousineau Terre Haute Gerstmeyer Shortridge High School Boo Nipper Monday Byth Cousineatt

Proper Bowling Mechanics From Start To Finish

The guide states a straight ball bowler should keep the right palm facing upward throughout the follow-through. It emphasizes the palm remains horizontal and upright only at the lowest point of the swing, with no turning of the hand from the backswing through to the finish.

Winners Named In Two ACC Guest-Member and Father-Son Tours

The Anderson Country Club hosted two ACC tournaments last weekend with winners listed in multiple divisions. Guest-Member low gross guests topped by Bob Leonard at 77, field also recognizing Charles James and Jack Beck at 77, and others up to 79. Guest-Member low net led by Dave Griffith at 67 with many close ties. Members low gross won by G. C. Hallenbeck at 69, with several 70s following. Father-Son and overall champions also noted, with top marks by C. W. Sing and Tom King for overall.

Anderson Country Club W. K. Black W. S. Roby D.C. Roberts G. €. Hughes Lownet Dave Griffith Ken Timmons Ed Flanagan Jim Ninkerville Aine Kruger Glen Plymate Ed Richardson V. McNabb George Stevens Fritz Flanagan Lou Kenhannon Gayle Gregory Oren Nichols al Johnson Walt Durham M. VanMatre Low Gross Dr. G. C. Hallenbeck Wm. Schofield K. E. Ballinger W. L. Peck D. R. Porter R. N. Matthews Clyde Norbury K. J. Hull E. A. Black J. C. Crim P. EB. Schrenker C. A. Blassaras W.W. Steves L. W. Austin Rex Ogler Norman Norris Bill Schofield R. W. Wechsler Johnny Cupit Bill Collins Toney Penna Fred Haas Rel Najgle Australia Harald Henming South Africa Howie Johnison Jimmy Clark Bob Cochran Baird Memphis Country Club Dallas Kansas City Labron Harris Jr Stillwater Okla Jim Tom Blair Kirkwood Kansas

Elwood Coach Klein Lands Head Job At N Judson High

Elwood backfield coach Les Klein has signed to become head football coach and freshman basketball coach at North Judson High School this fall. He will also teach health and safety, physical education, driver training and possibly a business course. Klein joined Elwood at the start of 1959 60 and served under head coach Jim Ladis. He played for Morocco High and assisted with high school basketball in Elwood. Klein’s Panther reserve team finished the season 33 1. Klein plans to spend the summer at Purdue pursuing a master's in physical education.

Elwood Les Klein Edward Wen Morocco High School Klein Panther Purdue University

Artificial Lure Debate Weighs On Eel Bait Craft

A vintage note discusses artificial lures shaped like eels and their effectiveness. It cautions that fish may not expel imitation bait, warns against tied tails causing missed hook sets, and suggests a lure that feels natural to a fish plus a swift strike when the mouth is felt.

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Taylor Cage Clinic Adds Week of Instruction at Taylor

Upland Indiana sponsors announce the sixth annual Junior Basketball Camp will extend to a seventh week. Co directors Marion Crawley and Don Golle lead the camp while lecturers include Joe Platt John Longfellow Max Beil and Bud Ritter delivering coaching sessions. At Cincinnati Open sectional results featured Bo Wininger and others vying for 7 Open spots with 497 golfers across 13 sites competing for 13 Open positions. 19 leading golfers exempt.

Willie Tommy Davis Wally Moon John Roseboro Art Mahaffey Philly Davis Maury Wills Willie Davis Wills Tormmy Moon Roseboro Koufax Savage Mahaffey Jack Hamilton Ron Fairly Dodger Taylor Los Angeles Jack Baldschun Dodgers Oldis LA Abrabs Phils Gillam Callison Wdvis Dvis Sievers Finn Bobby Zimmerman Dayton Ohio Cincinnati Ota Giaiso Bo Wininger Odessa Tex Dallas Ernie Vossler Fike Conrad Dud Wysong Jr Conrad Wysong Frank Stranahan Walker Inman Art Doering Linden Meade

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