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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1963
Page
3
The New York market traded unevenly as volume eased to 3.29 million shares. The Dow industrial average rose 12 to 67.16 while the AP average slipped 0.7 to 253.9 amid mixed changes across 1,276 issues with 546 losers and 449 gainers.
The Muncie livestock market shows steady to 25 cent gains across weight classes. Prices range from 10.50 to 15.90 with specific brackets noted for 200 to 240 pounds and 240 to 330 pounds, including roughs and down values.
Indiana market reports steady to higher on various cattle types with steer prices mostly 15.00 to 25.50. Heifers 20.00 to 22.00, cows 15.25 to 15.50, calves 14.50 to 14.75, bulls 15.50 to 20.00, lambs and yearlings noted.
Purdue University's soil testing lab processed thousands of soil samples as agronomists advise planting plans. Weather and market conditions influenced cattle prices and farmer decisions on sampling. counties reported sample counts and price ranges for livestock.
Ravens meet Indiana State in District 21 NAIA play as Morgan and Reed lead a balanced attack aiming for double digit wins. Illinois fights to stay alive in the Big Ten race with tight runs from Strawn and Reed, while Anderson and Terrel’s squad seek Prairie City tourney momentum.
The report lists multiple teams and players with scores and honor roll mentions. Highlights include BG Girls with D Freels 217 and LeAnna 509, Men BR Breece 353, Eckstein 217 559, and top performers across teams like Raven offense, 7 Up, and Barrett Bates sparking Raven. Monday night recap notes Greyhounds versus Sycamores with Leonard Long 19 and John Robbins 17 in a tight contest.
Downey and Bill Small each scored 19 for Illinois as Brody added 16 to push career scoring to 1,313, surpassing John Kerr's 1,299. Rick Lopossa led Northwestern with 19 as Olavito and Tigers haggled over the margin in a tight late matchup.
Rod Iger Ward plans a comeback at the Indianapolis 500 driving one of two new roadsters built for Rob Wilke by A. J. Watson. Len Sutton, Portland, Oregon, is named to drive the other with Sonny Meyer as chief mechanic. Don Branson will drive Ward’s former car.
Stocks end mixed as soybeans rise about 3 percent on most deliveries and March wheat gains mirror a Dow rally. Other grains slide with corn and oats lower, while large caps like DuPont, Ford, and IBM show uneven moves amid broad market activity.
Butcher hog quotes climbed as much as 0.35 per hundredweight with the top at 15.75, the highest in over a week. Mixed No 1 and 2 hogs at 19-220 pounds led gains, while larger weights and other grades sold between 14.25 and 15.50. Sows sold at 13.75. Cattle prices remained steady to firm with steers at 23.50 to 24.50 and bulls up to 20.50. no sheep sales were reported.
Purdue University economists report Indiana farm prices up one percent from mid December to mid January due to higher grain prices. Cattle and livestock values show small gains while hogs milk and turkeys fall. Major commodity price shifts and a national context are noted with an emphasis on purchasing power and price ratios.
Mobile Alabama hosts 180 bowlers for two major tournaments with $28,300 in prize money. The Pro Am field includes top money winners Andy Marzich and Earl Johnson. the Mobile Open reduces to four finalists for ABC televised semis and finals. Referee Tommy Little stopped a fight early in a separate bout prompting boos from 1,750 fans. Cotton Nash sets school marks at Kentucky. Lou Rossini enters fifth NYU season. LSU football claims title under Dietzel.
Graham Hill of England, world racing champion, was named as driver of a Chevrolet powered car entered earlier by Mickey Thompson.
Dick Byrd Jr. 18, star guard for Richmond High School, must answer speeding charges in city court Saturday morning before the regional tournament in New Castle. He is due at 3 39 p m before Judge James Ronald on driving 55 mph in a 30 mph zone with an expired license. Byrd's 3 percent points set a new sectional record.
A series of public sales and auctions listed for Pendleton and surrounding towns. Items include plumbing shop sale at 313 South Main Pendleton with Ben Roop, horse and cattle auctions near State Road 9 Menton Cemetery, real estate and personal property sale at 1416 W 10th St by Charles E Zeh, and farm machinery tools sales southeast of Anderson and near Mergevine. Aukts include Jim Bradine Joe Kellum Meredith Paschal R Revis Woodrow Howe Jessup and others.
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