Templeton Wins Scramble to Lead 500 Track Opener
Clark Shorty Templeman, three time national midget champion, wins the first car on the track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the scramble to start the season. Eddie Sachs fails to start his pole car, while rookies take driving tests and prep for May trials.
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Templeton
Xine
Indianapolis
Clark
Dean
Sachs
Templeman
Harlan Fengier
Dayton
Ohio
Johnny Boyd
Fresno
Calif
Jack Turners
Seattle
Jitrack
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Bob Wente
St.Louis
Leon Clum
Wapakoneta
Bert Brooks
New Britain
Major League BCT Monday Results Across Leagues
Schedule highlights show National League Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia one game set. American League Minnesota 6 Chicago 5 New York at Washington. Various games listed with pitchers and times across leagues including Indiana Denver Houston Omaha and San Juan Syracuse.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Chicago
New York
Washington Arm
Indianapolis
Denver
Houston
Omaha
San Juan
Syracuse
Columbia
Buffalo
San Francisco
Sanford
Cardwell
Los Angeles
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Yankee Nottebart
Philadelphia areRp
Iati Hunt
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St Loglio
Detroit
Was' Va Sturdivant
Clevi Brant
Ditmarau
Ota Pascual
Baltimore
Fisher
Boston
Delock
Kansas
Jaley
American Association
Beaver
Louisville
Dallas
Ft. Wa
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Louis
Cleveland
Lauspalle
Werth
St. Lows
Washinion
Kansas City
Isville
Dles-Fe Worth
Men's Summer Loop Seeks Two More Teams
The Wednesday Night Men's Summer League at Murnan's East Side Lanes starts at 7 p.m. and needs two men’s teams for the 15 week schedule. Keglers may call 644-9262 for details.
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East Side
Manchester
Spartans
Bob Byrne
Anderson
Hanover
Wilmington
Taylor
Richmond
Loomis
Mast
Porter
ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Billy Gardner
Havens
Kilmer
Crawcock
Johnson
Minesota
Stevens
Jim Lemon
Niehaus
Burteh
Minnesota Twins
Chicago
Wien
Shockney
White Bay Ateies
Bailey
Mac
Johnson Lemon
Gardner
M. Ting
Poland
Spencer Ik
Turk Lown
Manchesters
Ray Moore
Reno Bertoia
Busby
Pletcher
Alger
Lenny Green
HCC Activity Tops Sports Scene At AC
Anderson College hosts Raven baseball vs Manchester in a doubleheader and Eastside golfers meet Taylor in a dual match as AC dominates Spring sports.
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HCC
Hoosier College
Anderson College
Raven
Manchester
Eastside
Taylor
Delco Sparks and Ravens Akron at Top Pin Meet action
Delco Sparks and Ravens face key events at the East Fifth Street diamond and Grandview SHNPrSP with bowling league standings, tourney payouts, and expected starters noted. Harless surpasses 600 for the first time this season as the Ravens aim for a third straight win against Taylor, with prize money and lineup details.
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Grandview
Earlham College
Jet Seat
Ravens
Herald-Olympia
Ink Pottom
Olympia Lanes
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Qimah
Frisch's and Emge Win Frank Anderson Softball Opener
Frisch's Big Boy toppled Lynch 18 to 9 and Emge's crushed Guide Lamp 18 to 9 in the Anderson Amateur Softball Assn opening at Shadyside diamond. Homers by Carroll and Moorehead of Lynch Carson of Guide and Seybert of Emge's highlighted the night. Tonight's schedule includes South Meridian A vs North Anderson A at 6:30 and Arrow Heights versus Christ Lutheran at 7:30 plus Park Place against South Meridian B at 8:30.
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Big Boy
Lynch
Emge
Guide Lamp
Anderson
Bird and Linder
H. Wood
P. Wood
Boxers Of Month Moore and Johnson Named NBA Co champs
Featherweight Davey Moore from Springfield Ohio and light heavyweight Harold Johnson from Philadelphia were voted co boxers of the month by the National Boxing Association for April. Moore scored a one round KO over Danny Valdez April 8. Johnson retained the 175 pound title April 24 with a second round technical knockout over Von Clay. Other April highlights include Jorge Fernandez over Denny Moyer Joe Brown over Charnley Dick Tiger over Spider Webb Joe Sumlin over Ralph Day Eddie Machen over Mike DeJohn Paul Pender over Carmen Basilio and Doug Jones KO over Pete Rademacher.
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Davey Moore
Harold Johnson
National Boxing Association
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Springfield
Ohio
Danny Valdez
Los Angeles
Johnson
NBA
Philadelphia
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Jorge Fernandez
Denny Moyer
Joe Brown
Daves
Charnley
Dick Tiger
Spider Webb
Joe Sumlin
Ralph Day
Tas
Eddie Machen
Mike DeJohn
Paul Pender
Carmen Basilio
Doug Jones
Pete Rademacher
Madison Heights reserves Cop Fourth Straight
Madison Heights reserves beat Greenfield 11 to 3 in high school play as New Castle downed by 13 to 5. Pirates' diamond action noted with future Pirate stars going 0-3 and a Thursday game at Muncie Central. Bowling leagues schedule meetings at Brown's Recreation Lanes with reports on multiple teams and players.
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Greenfield
Madison Heights
Valve SE Tae Saeed
New Castle
Yester
Varsity
MB Fields Guider
Conner
Newersae
Paoust
Mackay Arthur
Pee Kistenson
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Ballinger
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Tmank
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Cook
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Jarrett
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Flora
Cooper
Fulcher
Starrett
Richards
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Fiera
Crum
Mundy
U—Wampler
tHan
Reds Rally Past Phillies 3-2 On O'Toole Gem
Lefty Jim O'Toole limited Philadelphia to six hits while Gordon Coleman homered for Cincinnati. Pinson and Coleman drove in runs as the Reds edged the Phillies 3-2 Monday night.
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Jim O'Toole
Gordon Coleman
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phils
Cinc Abehbi
Phila Abehdi
Manns
Soto Pinson
Freese
Coleman
O'Toole
Blasingame
Philadelphia
del Greco
Herrera
Colemn
Pinson
Tigers Triumph In Narrow Track Victory At Home
Alexandria defeats Summitville 65 to 53 at Alex Oval securing the Tigers first win of the fourth meet. Readouts list multiple event winners including Phipps and Stitt with times and distances, while upcoming schedules show Alexandria teams at Madison Heights and Noblesville, and CIC s meet at Peru Friday night.
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Summitville
Tigers
Alex Oval
Madison Heights
Tiger Diamond
Noblesville
Tiger Cindermen
Peru
High Hurdies
Phipps
Jackson
Warner
Tome
Mile
Hendricks
Reed
Hines
G. Paddock
Ads
Beeson
Latchaw
Blake
Reding
Coleman
Fromholtz
Stitt Beeson
Johnson
Dyer
Paddock
Laughlin Group Wins Edgewood Pro Am Sunday
Laughlin captains a foursome that won first place in the Edgewood Men's 18 hole pro am on Sunday. The event used a point system with blind par scoring. Teams listed include Laughlin Jones Brow Persing Swinehart Spears Boots and Quinn among others. Edgewood pro am is sponsored by Anaconda.
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Charles Laughlin
Edgewood
Anaconda
J. Charles Laughlin
M.J. Jones
BE. Brow
J. Persing
R. Swinehart
H. Spears
P. Boots
H.J. Spears
J. Quinn
J 'G. Bauner
C. Hardwick
B. ‘Sparks
C. Wise
G. Hardwick
G. Weed
L. Clem
B. Ander
Lson
E. Carter
G. Thompson
E. Flanagan
M. Martin, Sr
D. Johnston
D. Devig
Stith Stricken with Tuberculosis
Stith of St Bonaventure, a leading college basketball player, has pulmonary tuberculosis and will be indefintely confined to a sanitarium. The Carolina League opens April 18 with six teams, while Stith receives tests amid a general rundown diagnosis at Wilds Hospital.
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N.Y
Tom Stith
St. Bonaventure
Wilson
N. C
Mt. Morris
Tson
Greensboro
Winstom-Salem
St. Fran- Burlington
Durham
Wilds Hospital
Son
Raleigh
Stith
Indiana women bowlers eye state tourney leaders
Elkhart Indiana AP reports that leaders in the state women’s bowling tournament remain unshaken after last weekend’s rolling. Leaders include Singles South Bend 653 Doubles Lois Glass and Bonnie Yeager Indianapolis 1265 All events Pat Dryer Indianapolis 1840 Team Drewrys South Bend 2050.
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Ind
Indiana
South Bend
Lois Glass
Bonne Yeager
Indianapolis
Pat Dryer
Drewrys
Kokomo Wildcats Face AHL Challenge In Home Meet
Kokomo hosts Howard County rival AHL at Denny Field in the last home meet of the season. Anderson High School tops the current dual meet standings and aims to test the Wildcats in sprints hurdles relays and field events with entries from Gary Roosevelt Muncie Central Richmond Fort Wayne Central Shortridge and Marion among competitors.
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Wildcats
Bob Freeman
Denny Field
Anderson
Howard County Speedsters
Leek
Gary Roosevelt
Ross
Muncie Central
Huboard
Fort Wayne Central
Chennault
Richmond
Smith
Watson
Ball
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Calloway
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Burnett
Harris
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White
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Callaway
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Roosevelt
Ron Moore
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Townsend
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D. Cox
Boyce
Muncie
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E. Cox
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Drake
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McKinney
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Kokoro
Wright
Little
Graham
Bellamy Signed by Chicago NBA Club
Walt Bellamy of Indiana and 1960 Olympic basketball prominence joined Chicago’s new NBA club. Owner David Trager announced a one year contract with a signing bonus but did not disclose terms.
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Walt Bellamy
Indiana
David Trager
National Basketball Association
Bellamy
Trager
Alexandria 9 Blasts Gaels In 11-6 Contest
Alexandria High School players powered to an 11 run win over St. Marys in a Monday baseball game. Key hits came from Harber and Prough with multiple players contributing. St. Marys will play Marion Bennett next.
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Anderson St. Mary’s
Paul Harber
St. Mary's
Davis
Dick Prough
Henderson
Gaels
Marion Bennett
St. Mary
Sune
Dave Prough
Don Prough
Jones
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Beeman
Og Swisher
Fiecker
Foster
Williams
West
Durham
Broderick
Wagner
Mahoney
Richards
Dan Taury
U—Starr
Thompson
Urs
Jensen quits Red Sox after declaring lost reflexes
Boston outfielder Jackie Jensen says his reflexes are gone and quits baseball forever. He cites inability to hit run or throw and dissatisfaction with being the 25th man, amid a .130 average in 12 games this year.
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UPL
Jackie Jensen
Boston Red Sox
Boston Traveler
Kansasity
Traveler
Bill Liston
Jensen
Cleveland
Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Mike Higgins
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