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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1969

Page

13

Blakeney Captures 90th Epsom Derby In Stretch Run

Ernie Johnson wins his first Epsom Derby aboard Blakeney at 15 2, beating Shoemaker by a neck as Moon Mountain and Prince Regent follow. Budgett, owner and trainer, nearly sold Blakeney earlier, saying it was the luckiest day of his life. Also Elks rout Pepsi-Cola 12 to 0 in ER play. Indiana high school sectional finals list Gary Wallace defeating Tolleson 10 to 0.

Mike Hughes Epsom England UPI Ernie Johnson Blakeney Britain Shoemaker Prince Regent Moon Mountain Arthur Budgett Budgett Brian Taylor Jean Desforge Charles Engelhard Ribofilio Lester Piggott Johnson Yves St. Martin Taylor Desfarge Shakemaker P.G. Goulandris Contesse de la Valdene U.S Ireland Raymond Guest Hearthersett

Major League Box Scores Highlight Local Games

Box score details from multiple minor league and local games include HRs by Alou and Greene, saves by Granger, and HBP by Culver. Meadville area teams face Pepsi Cola and Coca Cola in a schedule with flag-raising ceremonies and minor league opening events at Meadowbrook.

Tolan Alou Alley Helms Carroll Stewart Granger Culver Hebner Bench Meadowbrook II Meadowbrook Baptist Church Merchants One Merchants Two Perfecto Tool Tibeo First National Bank Wilson’s Pharmacy

Indiana sectional action narrows field in state hoops

Three of last year's four finalists remained in contention as third annual sectional play ended. Hammond High, the 1968 champions, fell 62 to Hammond Noll in a Saturday test, while Hammond High advanced to the 16 team finals slated for Saturday in Indianapolis. Marion and Shenandoah showed strong progress as the field tightens.

Indianapolis UPI Hammond Noll Hammond Hammond High Marion Jasper Spencer Marion's Giants Eastbrook Madison Heights Lawrence Central Anderson Kokomo Haworth Saines Valley Bedford Vincennes Ma‘uireville Boomirston Coveresle Bloomington Whiteland Beech Grove Shenandoah New Palestine Manual Howe Cloverdale Brazil North Central Sulivan County Tyre

Clark's Heating to Meet Coca-Cola in City Softball Final

Clark's Heating faces Coca-Cola after defeating Modern Woodmen of America Insurance 6-4 in eight innings and edging Pepsi-Cola 6-5. Arby's upset Coca-Cola 8-3 as Parrett left with injury, Sauerwein (Arby's) threw a one-hitter in a 12-0 win over North Anderson Church of God A.

Clark Coca- Cola Shadyside Clark’s Woodmen American Insurance Pepsi-Cola Coca-Cola Arby Parrett Mayo Sauerwein Coke North Anderson Church of God Sauerwein Emge Pepsi Pendleton

Western Open Sparked by Wide Open Prize Fight

The Western Open at Midlothian heads to a 72 hole, 6,654 yard par 71 course with a $26,000 top prize and $130,000 total purse. Defending champ Nicklaus eyes another title as Billy Casper and George Archer challenge. Palmer and Hill sit out. Weather looks favorable for four days, with a potential playoff day on Sunday and TV coverage planned.

UPI Chicago Golf Tour Midlothian Jack Nicklaus Billy Casper Nicklaus George Archer Gene Littler Arnold Palmer Dave Hill Dudley Wysong Charle Sifford Lee Trevian Dick Létz Miller Barber Tom Shaw Ken Still Jim Colbert Ray Floyd Bunky Henry Gary Player Dale Douglass Larry Ins

First Golden Midwest Track Meet Draws 10 Hoosier Boys

Ten Indiana high school stars invited to the inaugural Golden Midwest meet in Elmhurst Illinois. Indiana contingent features Ron Sayles Dan Linthner Don Phillips Jim Stahlhut Jovon Price Steve Baker Mark Bir Mike Grown and Zeke Bradley among others competing in hurdles jumps and runs.

S of Indiana Elmhurst Ill Hoosier Ron Sayles Indianapolis Tech Dan Lintner Indianapolis Scecina Don Phillips Indianapolis Washington Jim Stahlhut Decatur Central Jovon Price Merion Steve Baker Elkhart Mark Bir Lafayette Catholic Mike Grown Gary West Zeke Bradley Gary Mann

Nazareth Declares Mario Andretti Week

Nazareth set aside July 6 to 12 as Mario Andretti Week as the Indianapolis 500 winner and local resident receives communal tributes. Community groups plan activities culminating July 12 with a street parade and a 100 mile USAC race at the National Speedway track a mile and one eighth dirt oval.

Nazareth UPI Mario Andretti William Agnew National Speedway

Six Indians All NCC Barnett Coach Of Year

Six Anderson Indian players and coach Don Barnett were honored at the North Central Conference All-sports banquet. Five players earned NCC All-star baseball spots and Barnett was named Conference diamond Coach of the Year for leading the Indians to a 6-1 league crown.

Marion Don Barnett NCC Barnett Monte Sparks Kevin Lane Dick Eisler Doug Graham Gary Erskine Thom Mayer Steve Tuttle Rich Heaton Richmond Montie Sparks Anderson John Ewing Muncie Central

Powers Named Head Coach At Rochester High School

James T Powers was named the head basketball coach at Rochester High School after resigning from Central Catholic. He posted 174 wins and 94 losses in 11 years at Central Catholic and replaces Harley Collins who will coach next season at La Porte High School.

James T Powers Rochester High School South Bend Cen Powers Central Harley

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