Giants Take Over First Earlham Walloped Anderson
In a Saturday dual meet Earlham beat Anderson 42 to 4 as AC swept weight events. Corbin won shot put 46-6. Temple threw javelin 171-7. Parr won discus. Hatch leaped 20-4 in broad jump. Also noted are relay and sprint results and subsequent football notes.
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Earlham
Anderson
Ravens
Gary Corbib
Jim Temple
Ronnie Parr
Hatch
Barnham
Hinkle
Bacon
Loomis
Corbin
Foster
Walker
Stienke
Lloyd
Miller
Coghill
Stevens
Phillips
Busby
Roger Hatch
Macholtz
Ravens limp to Franklin in 1962 dual meet
Anderson College coach Jim Macholtz fields a weakened Ravens squad for a Franklin meet on campus after a 94 to 42 loss to Earlham. Ten of 21 are hurt, including Jim Miller Terry Havens and Dan Montague, with Mert Niehaus and Roger Hatch doubtful. Franklin and Anderson both seek a tight contest as similar strengths and weaknesses guide expectations.
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Jim Macholiz
Anderson College
Franklin College
Macholtz
Ravens
Earlham
E. 5Th St
Franklin
Anderson
Stewart Faught
Exchangites View Le Mans Race Film At Luncheon
Anderson Exchange Club members and guests will watch a film of the Le Mans road race during today’s noon luncheon in the YMCA Old Salem Room. The Indiana Trucking Association provided the film through program chairman Howard Ehrhart’s efforts, and the meeting will start promptly at noon due to the length of the program.
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Anderson Exchange Club
le Mans
France
YMCA
Old Salem
Indiana Trucking Association
Pres
Howard Ehrhart
Herokovich Accepts New Rose Poly Coaching Post
Terre Haute ind UPI Carl T Rocky Herokovich a scoring star for Rose Poly in the late 1950s was named head coach at his alma mater. Rose Poly’s 1961 team under Max Kidd who led in 1959 scored only one touchdown and was defeated by all nine opponents as Phil Brown resigned the position.
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Terre Haute
Ind
UPI
Carl T
Rocky) Herokovich
Rose Poly
Roce Poly
Max Kidd
Kidd
Phil Brown
Lehnus Shuts Down Quakers as Ravens Win First Game
Anderson's Ravens split with Earlham Quakers Saturday, winning 9-5 in game one behind Lehnus five hitter with 3 walks and 7 strikeouts. Davis fueled the rally with a seventh inning triple and scorer on a groundout as Ravens overcome an early deficit.
Wright Wins Titleholders Open in Playoff Drama
Mickey Wright, defending champion from San Diego, edged Ruth Jessen in a playoff at Augusta to win the Women's Titleholders Golf Tournament. Wright fired a 69 with six birdies to clinch victory after tying 72-hole totals of 295 with Jessen. Wright earned 1400 dollars, Jessen 1100.
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Augusta
Mickey Wright
Ruth Jessen
San Diego
Calif
Dallas
Tex
Miss Jessen
Seattle
Miss Wright
Yorktown Triumph at Daleville Relays Amid Rainy Sprint Records
Yorktown won the Daleville Relays with 66 points as Daleville and Middletown challenged. Daleville set a first Sprint Medley Relay record 2:43.3, Middletown broke the Distance mark with 12:12.9, and Yorktown clocked a 9:22.95 2-Mile Relay record. Janice Sayers of Cowan named 1962 relay queen.
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Daleville
Middletown
Yorktown
DeSoto
Cowan
Janice Sayers
Rust
Snider
Sears
Broadwater
O’hara
DeBruh
Niccum
Marks
Pettigrew
McKinney
Romine
Turner
Taylor
Cartwright
Martin
Reedy
O'Hara
Green
Shoemaker
Reed
Cross
Godwin
Walker
Hopper
Worley
Stevenson
Hough
Markleville
Benefield
Darling
Selby
Weekend baseball scores across leagues
Saturday results include National League NY 8 Philadelphia 6, St Louis 4 Cincinnati 2, LA 2 Pittsburgh 1, SF 11 Chicago 2, Milwaukee 9 Houston 3. American League LA 7 Detroit 6, NY 10 Washington 3, Cleveland 8 Minnesota 7, Chicago 7 Boston 6 in 19 innings, Baltimore 3 Kansas City 2. Sunday games show NY 8-2 Philadelphia 0-10, St Louis 16-3 Cincinnati 3-4, Pittsburgh 4-6 LA 1-0, SF 6-7 Chicago 0-0, Houston 3 Milwaukee 2, Chicago 2-5 Boston 1-1, Minnesota 8-7 Cleveland 4-3, NY 3-11 Washington 2-6, Baltimore 8 Kansas City 3, Detroit 13 Los Angeles 6. American Association Indianapolis 6 Dallas Ft Worth 5 in 16 innings, Omaha 4 Oklahoma City 3, Louisville at Denver rainout.
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Pittsburgh
Louis
Los Angeles
Ouston
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Ston
Washington
American Association
D. Oelomshs
Indianapolis
Enver
Louisville
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Houston
Boston
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Omaha
Oklahoma City
Denver
Estrada
Pascual
Bunning
Walker
Stafford
Pizzaro
S Angeles
Belinsky
McDowell
Conley
Burnside
Yesterday's Results: San Francisco Beats Pittsburgh 4–1
Summary of baseball results shows San Francisco defeating Pittsburgh 4 to 1. No other completed games listed. remaining schedules include Milwaukee at Philadelphia Chicago at Los Angeles and several night matchups including Dallas at Indianapolis Omaha at Oklahoma City and Louisville at ? night.
Baseball Pitchers Schedule For Today Across Leagues
Daytime matchups feature Cincinnati Jay 2 3 at New York Hook 1 0 and Milwaukee Piche 1 0 at Philadelphia McLish 2 0 with several games including Houston Johnson 0 3 against St. Louis Washburn 1 0 and Chicago Koonce 1 0 visiting Los Angeles Drysdale 3 1. Other duels include Pittsburgh Veale or Sturdivant 1 1 versus San Francisco O Dell 2 0 and New York Stafford 1 2 at Chicago Pizarro 2 1 with Belinsky 2 0 at Cleveland McDowell 1 0. Multiple interleague pairs close the docket including Immotialen Worth at Indianapolis Oklahoma City at Omaha and Louisville at Denver.
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Cincinnati
Jay
New York
Hook
Milwaukee
Piche
Philadelphia
McLish
Ouston
Johnson
St. Louis
Washburn
Chicago
Koonce
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Pittsburgh
Veale
Sturdivant
San Francisco
O'Dell
Softball Opening Delayed Then Rescheduled At Sha Insights
Rain washed out Anderson Amateur Softball Association opening games at Shadyside Park. Opening ceremonies will proceed tonight with Mayor Ralph N. Ferguson delivering the first pitch. Friday’s rainout date moves Monday’s games to next Friday and lists the night’s matchups for Senior Sunday School A teams and upcoming Friday contests with six games scheduled across 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30 time slots.
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Anderson Amateur Softball Association
Shadyside Park
John Priest
Ralph N. Ferguson
North Anderson
Christ Lutheran
South Meridian
Park Place
Bethany
Bethel
Frisch's
Lynch
Galbraith’s
Guide Lamp
CIO
Emge’s
Edgwood Club Pro Am Sets Shotgun Start in Tennis Year
Entries flood Edgwood Country Club for a pro am golf event with Rod Swinehart Dan Brown Tom Cargill and Bill McKee winning. North Central Indiana Tennis Association outlines six league tournaments and plans for women’s and junior events to boost tennis in Anderson Logansport Muncie Lafayette Kokomo and Marion.
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Edgwood Country Club
Rod Swinehart
Dan Brown
Tom Cargill
Bill McKee
John Brissencen
Dick Moore
George Thompson
Louis Gephard
Moore
Oscar Levi
Sam Miller
Dick Sowash
Charles Laughlin
Charles Wise
Don Harmon
Louis Gephardt
Bob Gibson
Hap Stoker
Don Childes
Bill Stalmaker
Walt Wickerham
Paul Boots
Bob Shafer
John Kirkman
Milton Mills Sr
Bob Johnston
Ron Martin
Max Jessup
Hugh Glaze
Myron Lewis
Ken Toye
Woody Meeks
North Central Indiana Tennis Association
Muncie
Anderson
Peru
Logansport
Lafayette
Kokomo
Frankfort
Marion
Fairview Courts
Mance
Fairview
Ben 5. Howe Sr
Indiana
Anderson Tennis Club
Palmer Wins Texas Open as Campbell Finishes Second
Arnold Palmer birdied three of the last four holes to win the Texas Open in San Antonio with 273 total, edging Gene Littler Joe Campbell Pendleton Doug Sanders Mason Rudolph and others tied for second at 274 earning $2,050 each. Campbell shot 70 on final round after leading mid-tour, failing to birdie 18th.
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Arnold Palmer
San Antonio
Texas
Anderson
Joe Campbell
Palmer
Campbell
Tex
UPI
Miami
Fla
Gene Littler
Rancho Bernardo
Calif
Pendleton
Ind
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Dave Marr
Sun City
Ariz
Dave Hill
Denver
Colo
Jackie Burke
Amarillo
Bob Goalby
Crystal River
Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
N.Y
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Jon Gustin
Gladwyne
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Clifton Huffman Republican For Commissioner Middle District
Clifton Huffman runs as the Republican candidate for Commissioner Middle District on Ballot No. 15 A. The item outlines the candidacy in a local election context with emphasis on party and district.
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Clifton Huffman
Middle District
Bartz Hurls Locals Win in Rain Shortened Game
Bud Bartz pitched for the locals as they beat Anderson Ravens 5-0 in a conference game halted by rain after five innings. The second game was also rained out. Ravens led 7-0 in the first, added three more in the fifth before rain stopped play. Franklin batted in three runs in the sixth, but the delay nullified them. This was Ravens first conference game and win. locals improve to 3-4 and face Louisville in a doubleheader Thursday.
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Anderson
Ravens
Quakers
Davis
Earlham
Cates
Boyce
Louisville
Anderson Ravens
Bud Bartz
Franklin
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