Father and Son Dinner Speaker Rev. Cromwe at Wallace Temple
Crispus Attucks athletic director Ray Crowe will speak at the Father and Son dinner at Wallace Temple AME Church in Indianapolis at 6 p.m. on Sunday May 6, replacing last Sunday's date. The note mentions Crowe’s Tigers winning state titles in 1955 and 1956, and Isaac Weatherly Jr recovering from ear cramps after many calls. Also cites Roger Ward joining Boca Ree-Al board and planning for the 1960 Indy 500 race in Speedway Indiana.
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Strike Mor Lanes Opens With Modern 12-Lane Bowing Complex
Anderson unveils Strike Mor Lanes a 12 lane air conditioned bowling center at 8 15 Jackson St city with Bowl Mor automatic pin setting and a full service restaurant led by D E Wickersham located in the D J Munson building late this week practice hours. The piece also notes Mercury outboard remote control evolution and advantages of mechanical linkages in gear shifting avoiding electrical failures below water.
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Anderson Herald Olympia Lanes Team Handicap Bowling Tourney
Thirty four teams bowled in the second annual event at Olympia Lanes over a weekend session. Pacing the field were 1 Nite Riders Muncie 2787 312 3099 and 2 Cayuga Five Cayuga 2577 486 3063 with others including Kelleys Furniture Anderson and Springs Anderson. Over 80 Anderson squads took part, with a $500 prize to the champion.
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Middletown Conservation Club Fish Fries Set for May Dates
Pres Les Day and Clarence Brown announce a fish fry from 5 to 8 30 p m on Saturday May 5 at the club hall. The Walton League, inactive months, will hold a fry for members families and the public starting at 6 p m Friday May 4 at 8th and Raible. They expect a good turnout.
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Frankton Hosts WR League Track Meet Irish Favored
Frankton hosts the White River Conference track and field meet with Pendleton as the favorite to defend its title Five schools compete Frankton Markleville Lapel Middle Town and Pendleton Stan Busby John Smith Bill Jarrett and Jon Crosley lead Frankton while Mike Hanna Phil Mabrey and Fred Prus anchor Pendleton Dan Edrington Stan Sandefur and Rust boost Lapel Middletown and Markleville feature rising talents as fans are reminded the start is 2 pm at Frankton
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Pirates lead NL in batting but finish six behind Reds
The Pittsburgh Pirates posted a .273 team batting average the previous season, leading the National League in hitting while finishing sixth and 18 games behind the Cincinnati Reds.
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Scores and schedule from multiple baseball games
The card lists results: Philadelphia 6 over Chicago 3, Milwaukee 4, San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh 1. Also shows Los Angeles 3 vs Chicago 6, and Dallas-Ft Worth at Indianapolis postponed due to rain. Omaha 2 Oklahoma City 0, Louisville at Denver postponed due to wet grounds. No American League games scheduled. American Association schedule notes.
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Baseball scores and standings in yesterday’s NL and leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 8 New York 2 and St Louis 6 Houston 4. Minnesota 8 Baltimore 3 and New York 6 Chicago Detroit 1 with Kansas City 0. Boston Denver 10 Louisville 4. Oklahoma City 2 Omaha 0. Atlanta 9 Buffalo 4. Rain affected several games including Milwaukee Philadelphia and Dallas-Ft Worth Indianapolis.
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Loomis Niehaus Lead Ravens Past Franklin 80-56
Anderson College won its first dual meet of the season against Franklin College 80 to 56 at Franklin. Loomis claimed the mile and 2 mile titles and ran on the winning mile relay while Niehaus swept both hurdles. Parr set a discus best for the year as Anderson notched 10 firsts and a tie.
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Baseball daily matchups across major league parks
Today’s slate features Chicago at Los Angeles with Koufax and Buhl on the mound, Cincinnati at New York with O’Toole facing Craig, Pittsburgh at San Francisco, Milwaukee at Philadelphia, Houston at St Louis, Los Angeles at Cleveland, New York at Chicago, Boston at Washington, Baltimore at Minnesota, Detroit at Kansas City, plus Oklahoma City at Omaha and Louisville at Denver.
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Elwood Athletes To Hear Odle At Rotary Event
Elwood high school teams and athletes will attend the inter service clubs dinner honoring Elwood Wendell L. Willkie High School at 6 p.m. Thursday. Taylor University athletic director and basketball coach Don J. Odle will speak in the Mangas Cafeteria Grecian Room. Rotary Lions Kiwanis and Jaycee members will join as guests. Odle is in his fifteenth year at Taylor U.
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Dry snow avalanches outpace wet snowslides
Dry-snow avalanches move faster than wet-snow snowslides and leave a vacuum in their wake.
Lucky Eleven and Early Risers Clash for Owl League Title
Capt. George Sheward's Lucky Eleven and Capt. Harold E. Joy's Early Risers meet in a rolloff for the Guide Lamp Men's Owl league title at Brown's Lanes starting at 1 a.m. today. Lucky Eleven won the first round with 46 points and Early Risers led the second with 48 points. the rolloff settles the champion on a point basis.
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Chesley H. Thomas Republican Treasurer Candidate
Chesley H. Thomas runs as Republican for treasurer. Details on campaign platform and district responsibilities are presented in the notice. The filing highlights party affiliation and seeks voter support in the upcoming election.
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Pascual Pitches Bats Minnesota to 8 3 Win Over Orioles
The Minnesota Twins defeated the Baltimore Orioles 8 3 to halt a five game home skid and extend their winning streak to three. Camilo Pascual pitched his fourth complete game for his fourth win against one loss while also hitting a two run homer in the second inning.
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