Goree and King Star in 78 31 Anderson Relays Victory
Anderson overwhelmed Kokomo 78 to 31 on a rainy Kokomo track as Goree won three events including the broad jump 20 feet 11 inches and clocked 10.5 in the 100 and 23.7 in the 220 while Sonny King set a new school record in the 51-2 shot put. Anderson dominated 11 firsts, swept three events, and kept only the mile from their grasp as they prepare for the North Central Conference meet at South Anderson Field.
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Kokomo
Walt Goree
Goree
George
Sonny’ King
Anderson
Bill Mathews
Jones
South Anderson Field
Varsity High
Nares
Ball
Kellyrene
Miles
Graff
Gil Nybson
Gisentai
Lyons
Layton
Beazley
Johnson
Maleon
Steen Ia
Low Hurdies
Watson
Page
Anderson Era Isam
Steen Goree
Isom
Markhim
Gibson
Evans
Cox
Ie Hurdies
Davis
Clevenger
M. Carter
Bakalet
Etse
Deputy Jim Leer Endorses Ravage for Sheriff
Politician Pol Pol releases an election ad urging voters to back Paul Ravage for sheriff with endorsement text from deputy Jim Leer.
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Jim Leer
Paul Ravage
Pol Pol
Chambers for Congress Campaign Card
Political notice endorses George C. Chambers for Congress with committee leadership named including William Rye as chairman Sark Gossard secretary Tom Johnson and Tivas as supporters in Republican endorsement material.
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George C. Chambers
Chambers
Forte Congress Committee
Willian Rye
Sark Gossard
Secy
Tom Johnson
Tivas
Track meet results with multiple event winners
In a Kokomo athletics meet M Carter won 220 yards for group A. Cooley won the 25.3 second low hurdles. The mile relay was won by Anderson’s team, and a separate relay by Kokomo was victorious. Granson won the shot put, observed by Stonebraker. McKinney won the high jump at 18 feet 161? and Jones won the long jump for group K.
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M. Carter
Cooley
Anderson
Kokomo
Granson
Stonebraker
McKinney
Jones
Pirates Win 3 Way Meet on Madison Heights Track
Madison Heights dominates with eight firsts and 81 1 3 points while Alexandria scores 38 5/6 and Highland 16 5/6. Jeff Latchaw leads Alexandria with wins in the 100 220 and broad jump as Paddock and Blake also win events. Pirates prepare to host Elwood and enter Noblesville Relays.
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Madison Heights
Alexandria
Highland
Pirates
Jeff Latchaw
Paddock
Blake
Elwood
Noblesville
Softball Schedule Delayed by Rain for 1962
Anderson Amateur Softball Association postpones opening games after rain for the second time. Last night’s North Anderson A Christ Lutheran South Meridian Park Place and Bethel Bethany games were moved to next Saturday. Tonight’s matches feature Emge's versus Galbraith's at 6 30, Lynch against CLO 663 at 7 30, and Frisch's versus Guide Lamp at 8 30.
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Anderson Amateur Softball Association
Wednesday Men’s League Seeks Four More Teams for Start
Keglers Sec Bob Byrne calls for four more teams to begin regular competition at 7 pm tonight at Murnan’s East Side Lanes. Eight teams are ready. other teams need individual keglers to fill rosters.
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Bob Byrne
Murnan
Descriptive bowling stance and delivery sequence
The text describes a bowler standing with feet close together and left foot slightly ahead, shifting weight to the right to start, then momentarily to the left before initiating the first step with the right foot to promote a smooth motion toward the pins.
Moody Hurls Pirates Win at Pi rate Diamond
Paul Moody a freshman right hander hurled a 3 hit complete game for Madison Heights as the Pirates beat Alexandria 4 to 1. Moody struck out 11 with no walks for his third win in four starts and the club moved to seven wins in nine. Jim Holsapple also won to improve to 4 1 on the year. Madison Heights scored in the 2nd 3rd 4th and 6th innings, while Alexandria’s run was unearned. They travel to Muncie next.
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Madison Heights Pirates
Paul Moody
Alexandria
Paul
Jim Holsapple
Pirate
Pirates
Daleville Defeats Markleville in Junior High Track Meet
Daleville seventh and eighth grade teams beat Markleville 63 4 to 50 at the Daleville track. Winners include Harper and Patterson in jumps, Bullock and Richman in sprints, with Daleville taking the mile and 880 relays as well.
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Daleville
Markleville
Market rebounds from two year lows despite heavy selling
The New York stock market staged a late rally after a morning slide to two year lows. The Dow rose 5.91 to 671.24 as volume surged to 5.1 million shares, with 12 of 15 most active issues advancing and the AP average up 1.10.
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New York
IBM
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Alcoa
Avco
Balt Gas & Elec
Brunswick
Chrysler
Dupont
Ce Caempewnine
Eastman Kodak
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Harvester
Johns-Manville
el Lynch Corp
Minnesota Mining
Sip
iSears Roebuck
Southern Co
iSperry Rand
Standard Oil
Ind
Wx Swift & Co
Texaco
Texas Instruments
Union Carbide
U.S. Stee
Westinghouse
Zenith
Dow Jones
Grain Prices Move Higher on Tuesday Trade
Chicago AP reports a broad rally in grain futures with stop loss buying lifting prices into the day’s high range. Wheat May at 2.14 1/4, corn May 1.12 1/2, oats little changed, rye May 1.27, soybeans May 2.49 1/2 per bushel.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Stock Quotations Note on Bid and Ask Notation
Stock quotations indicate the higher figure as asked and the lower as offered. The notation is explained by Thomson and McKinnon.
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Thomson & MccKinnon
Hogs Remain Nearly Steady in Slow Chicago Trade
In Chicago the hog market moved slowly with prices mostly steady to weak. Top hogs at 16.75 for mixed No 1 and 2 in the 190-220 lb range. 180-230 lb mix 1-3 at 15.75 to 16.25. heavier at 14.85 and up. lows 12.50 to 15. Slaughter steers and heifers: few prime steers at 28.50 to 28.75. 1,175-1,300 lbs. Choice tops 27.50. good to mixed good and choice 23 to 25.75.
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Chicago
Muncie Livestock Market Closes Early for Day
Chesley H. Thomas Republican Treasurer announces a 2 p.m. closing for the Muncie livestock sale. Arriving stock will carry over to the next market. Prices listed show hogs, cattle, calves and lambs with weight ranges and bids, reflecting a mixed trading day.
Public Auction Listings From Clinton to Morton
A series of public and household auctions listed with dates from Friday April 27 to Friday May 4. Auctions include real estate, personal property, and household goods conducted by named auctioneers such as Joe Kellum Jim Bradley Ed Hauff Wm Chambers H D Kirk and households like Mr and Mrs John Lanning Mrs Ethel Lambert and Mrs Wm Paskins. Locations span Pendleton Wardell Chesterfield Morton and Maple Street area listings.
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Clinton E. Parker
S.E
Pendleton
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Ed Hauff
Egg Hood
Wm. Chambers
Madison Ave
Raymond Scott
Chesterfield
Strop
Bubbling Springs
H. D. Kirk
Wm. Paskins
Maple St
Weaker Hog Prices Paid in Indianapolis Market
Hog prices were steady to weak with many ranges shown. No. 1 and 2 barrows 190 to 225 lb sold $16.15 to $16.50, bulk No. 1 to 3 180 to 240 lb $15.50 to $16.25, 240 to 270 lb $15.25 to $15.50, 270 to 300 lb $14.75 to $15.25, 350 lb $14.25, 150 to 170 lb $14.50 to $15.75. Lows 280 to 400 lb $13.50 to $14.75, 400 to 600 lb $12.75 to $13.75. Steers and heifers steady, cows weak to lower, bulls steady. Stronger desired calves and heavies up to 50c net.
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Indianapolis
SPL
Veal and lamb market prices vary in selling session
The market reported vealers priced from 29 to 32.50 for good to choice and standard to low good at 23 to 29. Lambs and ewes were scarce. Utility to good 70 to 95 pound weaned lambs sold 13 to 15, with a good to mostly choice 80 pound lot at 16.50.
Lightning Causing About Thirteen Percent of Forest Fires
A brief note states that roughly 13 percent of forest fires are attributed to lightning. Parking location noted at 25c 222 W. 10.
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Boston Distiller Inc
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Don Carter
Marion Landewig
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Swish
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Chesley H. Thomas
Treasurer
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Muncie Livestock
SR Pekawsun
Nc Ceassceen
Cccwaucoen
Mary Carter
John Lanning
McKinley St
Wardell Flatford
Ethel Lambert
Nichol Ave
Morton McShurley
Li A.M. Elbert C. Frazee
Elbert C. Frazee
Mary Carter Paint Store
Nichol
Marshend Team
Monthru
iPol, Pol
Jackson Street
Robert J. Beck
Pute
Fairview Street
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