Anderson College Honors 46 Athletes Across Baseball Golf and Track
Anderson College announced awards for 46 athletes marking baseball golf and track seasons. MVP and honorary captain Terry Tierney of Torrance Calif earned top baseball honors while others include Dave Heltzenrater and Denniss Hawkins in baseball and track standout Glenn Burns of Hickory N C led the mile relay team. Sixteen named four-year plaque recipients and track honors listed multiple event winners with several records noted.
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Anderson College
Anderson College Athleles
Terry Tierney
Torrance
Calif
Carl Erskine
West Coast
Jim
Dennis Biltner
Macholtz
D John Flint
Mich
Quinn
Piqua
Ohio
Tom
Hil
Bradford
Newell
Jim Noggle
Noblesville
Hoperary
Nam le Glenn Burns
Hickory
N.C
Ben Newesau
Sao Tell
Mt. Molly
N.d
Dennis Hawkins
Anderson
Bruce McCall
New Castle
Don
Reynolds
Toledo
Billakine
Schrecengost
North Apollo
IHSAA Names 1969-70 Council Leaders in Indiana
The Indiana High School Athletic Association elected James Warly of South Bend Jackson High School as president of its two member Athletic Council for 1969-70. James Fulford of Spencer was chosen as president of the five member Board of Control to begin July 1, representing Class IA schools. Other board members include James Dodd Washington Township Porter County Class I, Don Smolinske Hamilton Class I, James Gridley Rustville Class IV, and Matt Walker Vincennes Class I.
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Indianapolis
Indiana High School Atletic Association
James Warly
South Bend Jackson High School
Board of Control
James Fulford
Spencer
Fulford
James Dodd
Washington Township
Porter County
Don Smolinske
Hamilton
Shores Tops Shoe Winners in Ander Son Horseshoe Club Meet
Ander son Horseshoe Club held a Tuesday night singles event at Fairview Park. Class winners include Ben Shores 54 and J Flowers 50 in A and B respectively, Padgett 50 in C, Hills 54 in D, with several top scorers such as Mendenhall, Stone, Davis, and Dearinger also posting strong scores.
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Hen Shores
J. Flowers
W. Padgett
B. Ellis
Anderson Horseshoe Club
Fairview Park
Ben Shores
G. Mendenhall
R. Stone
C. Davis
Pine
R. Wilson
W.mcclintock
L. Hinkle
HY. Rulenge
Benson
Gustin
Padgett
L. Dearinger
D. Hoffman
M. Velox
J. Hummer
D. Anderson
Coastline comparisons note longer Mexican coast
A fragmented clipping lists names such as Jim Noggle Noblesville Dan Parkins Sylacauga Ala John Quinn Piqua Ohio Jeff Risk Anderson Gary Shripka Westfield Mike Wood Anderson and Norman Culp certificates of participation Midland Mich Scott Kirby Canton Summitville. The text also asserts Mexico’s coastline is longer than the United States mainland.
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Jim Noggle
Noblesville
Dan Parkins
Sylacauga
Ala
John Quinn
Piqua
Ohio
Jeff Risk
Anderson
Gary Shripka
Westfield
Mike Wood
Norman Culp
Midland
Mich
Scott Kirby
Canton
Being
Tim Miler
Summitville
Sports World Pauses In Honor Of Kennedy
The sports world delays events after the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy. Major league games shift postponements and start times through the weekend. memorial services precede remaining matches and several leagues cancel or reschedule contests.
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Kennedy
Local league scores and schedules clutter a busy lineup
Today's slate includes multiple games across teams such as Pottery versus CocaCola Lynrh versus Acme Paving and Gene's Root Beer versus Becker's. Pepsi-Cola pitcher Dave Wells threw a no hitter with seven strikeouts in a Pepsi-Cola versus CocaCola matchup.
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Madison Emge
Irle
Bradley
Voss
Jaze
Pearson
Rl Pottery
CocaCola
Lynrh
Acme Paving
Dave Wells
Pepsi-Cola
Coca-Cola
Pepswoll
Pepsi-Cola CIA
Wells
Downey
West
Kelly
McMahon
Jones
So—Wells
Eagles
Lew
Nick’s Hurgere
Beard Among 7 Others In Tie For 2nd
Bruce Crampton fired a 68 to lead the KK Festival Open first day by two strokes, in Indianapolis. He is two ahead of seven players tied at 70, including defending champion Frank Beard, with John Lively making a hole in one to join the group at 70.
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Kurt Freudenthat
Indianapolis
Ind
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Speedway
Téfort
Frank Weard
John Lively
Canton
Tex
Lively
Bob Goalby
Don Fairfield
Beard
Billy Casper
Bobby Cole
Kim Grant
Sam Snead
Ken Fulton
Mike Hill
Dutch Harrison
Fh, Sikes
Kenneth Still
Rick Lal
Gibson Hurls Cards Ninth Straight Win
PGA tour leader Casper seeks a fourth win of the year as he tries to extend his streak and climb standings. The chaotic report notes birdies on holes four and five and a late big score by Goalby, along with scattered performances across the tour and other headlines.
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Maru
Casper
Goalby
Houston
Bob
Cit-Soeerz
Sean Oe Hatouson
Des Palrsels
Cardinal
Talsim
Sen i Baltimore
UPI
Lornia Angels
St. Tours
Davy
Gilbert
Maris
Thomson
Aetoen
Borgmeier
Duken California
Eg Howard
Buford
Seta
Win Brame Wid
Frank Howard
Homer
Ron Wansen
EC Athlon
Kennedy Observance Delays Major League Games
Major League Baseball will pause games in New York and Washington this Saturday and delay others after the funeral of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Commissioner William Eckert urged clubs to honor Kennedy with tributes before resuming play on Sunday, as President Johnson designated a national day of mourning.
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New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Baltimore
Boston
Robert F. Kennedy
William D. Eckert
Martin Luther King
Fidadelpula
Los Angeles
Oakland
Dr. King
Internations! League
Sen. Kennedy
New York State
Belmont Park
Finger Lakes
Roosevelt Raceway
Budfalo Raceway
Saratoga
Way
Vernon Downs
Emile Griffith
Andy Heilman
Spokane
Indianapolis
UPL
Fen
Bty
Tate
Johnson
Pepsi-Cola Tennis Tourney Opens Friday At May's Park
The fourth annual Pepsi-Cola Tennis Tournament begins at 6 PM Friday at May's Park. Indianapolis player Chuck Wagner is top seed, with Peru's Mike Eikenberry second and Kalamazoo pair John Trump and John Koch seeded third and fourth. Players hail from Anderson, Muncie, Indianapolis, Peru, Terre Haute, Fort Wayne, and nearby towns across Ohio and Michigan.
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May's Park
Anderson
Chuck Wagner
Indianapolis
Mike Eikenberry
Peru
John Trump
John Koch
Kalamazoo
Mich
Tehmond
Shelbyville
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Hartford City
Pendleton
Oxford
Ohio
Retianer
Richmond
Haslian
Ise Penn High School
John Kreutzer
Perdleton
Les
Mle Huffman
John
Templeton
Bastian
John Krautzer
Leslie Mullman
John Templeton
Ken Lee
Frank Meeker
Gerald Moore
Wayne Babbitt
Greg Wolf
Bil Harless
Mike Bigelow
Darcelk Johnson
Terre Ma
Hob
Frankfort
Jim ‘Thornburg
Ted Hollingsworth
Jack Bradshaw
Ndlenage
Olig
Richia Carpenter
Mike Laine
Mike Colman
Kalamae
Jim Thornburg
Mika Hikenberry
Bob Armstrong
Dudley Johnson
Steve Murphy
Rick Richards
Alfreda Hanga
Kelana
Dick Mason
Defiance
Onig
Babe Ruth Teams Open Saturday Schedule Announced
Babe Ruth open Saturday action for Anderson's 18 Babe Bulls baseball teams with games set at 9 o'clock at Southern Crawford venues. President Dick Peeples announced schedule delays due to poor ground conditions.
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Babe Ruth
Anderson
Babe Bulls
Southern Crawford
Dick “Ppey
Grand Opening of Sukpf Lounge on Main Street
A new Sukpf Lounge opens Saturday June 8 offering food and prizes with cocktails. Owners Rich and Mary Segacy invite guests to 1125 Main St and provide contact at 644-9818.
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SUKPF
Rich & Mary Segacy Owners
Main St
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