Giants Take Lead With 4 1 Win Over Pirates
San Francisco Giants seize first place with a 4 to 1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Rookie Gaylord Perry hurled six strong innings, allowing no hits after the fourth, as Cepeda and Mays supplied key support. Pitching and defense capped a sixth straight win for the Giants.
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Ravens Limp to Franklin in 1962 dual meet
Franklin College hosts an outdoor track clash with the Ravens aiming for their first dual meet win of the season. Field events start at 3 p.m. followed by running events an hour later as Macholiz coordinates his 10-man squad after three straight setbacks.
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Lehnus Pitches Win as Ravens Fall in Nightcap
Lehnus lasted five and the Ravens split a twin bill against Earlham Quakers at Sth St oval. Mizell took the loss in relief after four innings, while Manuel Mota delivered the go ahead single in a tense late inning. Injury notes linger among key runners and hurlers as Pittsburgh and San Francisco clash in a Hoosier Conference tuneup.
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Herokovich Accepts New Rose Poly Coaching Post
Carl Rocky Herokovich, Rose Poly football star in the late 1950s, was named head coach at his alma mater. Rose Poly's 1961 team, directed by Max Kidd since 1959, scored only one touchdown all season and lost to all nine opponents. Deny Lehnus pitched a five to one victory for the Ravens in the opener.
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Rocky) Herokovich
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Yorktown Captures Daleville Relays
Yorktown won the meet at Daleville with a relay sweep, taking the 2 Mile and Sprint Medley titles. Daleville clocked a 12:12.9 distance record, while Middletown claimed second as Yorktown broke the 2 Mile relay mark by 16 seconds. Anderson contributed limited hits but Ravens secured the victory.
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Daleville Relays crown queen amid high school event chaos
Daleville hosts relays with Janice Savers crowned queen amid a day of fast times and close baseball action. Ravens and Quakers trading runs in a later contest as Cates drives in five for Earlham, while American League and National League results filter into a mixed box.
Edgwood Country Club hosts pro am golf shotgun start
Entry flood prompts shotgun start at Edgwood Country Club pro am. Top team is Rod Swinehart Dan Brown Tom Cargill and Bill McKee. Second place goes to John Brissenden Dick Moore George Thompson and Louis Gephardt. Moore also joins third place squad with Oscar Levi Sam Miller and Dick Lowash.
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John Kirkman
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Ron Martin
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Bartz Hurls Locals Win
The North Central Indiana Ten [ete Association held their annual meeting in Muncie to plan the tennis season. Teams from Anderson Peru Logansport Muncie Kokomo and Frank met Ravens behind the tye ie 7 right pitching ud Bartz, trizm i Marion will defend the league title. Six league tournaments are planned with Anderson and others. the season opens May with a double-header and end-of-season events at Marion Kokomo and Frankfort. The Anderson Tennis Club expands to include women in league play, plus junior tournaments and clinics to promote tennis across Central Indiana. Political notices for Clifton Huffman and others appear in the text.
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Exchangies See Le Mans Film At Luncheon Today
Anderson Exchange Club members and guests will view a film of the Le Mans race in France during the noon luncheon in the YMCA Old Salem Room. The Indiana Trucking Association provided the film via program chairman President Rowald Ehrhart, with the meeting starting promptly at noon due to length.
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Dareville Relay Team Wins Meet Amid Fast Times
Meet results reveal Dareville led by Shae Reed Hough and Stevens in the 880 relay as Benefield Darling Dale Selby Stevenson among top performers. Strong shuttle times by Shoemexe Hebel and DeSois highlighted the event with notable 3s and 4s.
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Softball Opening Delayed By Rain At Anderson Area
Rain washed out last night’s Anderson Area Softball Association opener at Shale Park. Mayor Ralph Ferguson will throw the first ball tonight to start the revised schedule with games at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30. Monday’s rainout make-up will be played next Friday.
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Wright Wins Titleholders Open in Playoff Shootout
Mickey Wright defeated Ruth Jessen in a playoff at Augusta to claim the Titleholders Open golf title. Wright, the defending champion from San Diego playing out of Dallas, shot a 69 in the final, beating Jessen who finished at 72. Wright earned 1,100 dollars, Jessen 1,100.
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Palmer Wins Texas Open In Tight Two Stroke Margin
Arnold Palmer fired a final round 67 to finish at 272 and edge Joe Campbell and three others for a two stroke victory at the Texas Open in San Antonio. Campbell earned 2050 dollars for his share as a runner up tied with several players at 274, while Gene Littler finished third at 273.
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