Grandview Tourney Winners Lead Busy MLB Standings
Oscar Melson and Phil Sullivan swept top spots in Grandview Men’s two club tournaments ending April 28, with Melson taking first in an Aramnotition event and Sullivan second in another event. MLB scores show several games with Pittsburgh Cincinnati San Francisco notes, while Rose picks and shop results appear amid a broader sports roundup.
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Quakers sweep four events in win over AC
Earlham trackmen dominated Anderson 105 to 39 in a Wednesday meet. Winners included Gunn and Ay in the mile, Hall in sprints, Whitesell in pole vault, Halley in hop skip jump, and the Earlham relay squads taking 3:30.8 in the mile relay and 1:33.4 in the 480 relay.
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Kendallville Wins Northeastern Indiana Track Meet
Kendallville led the Northeastern Indiana High School Conference meet with 53 points as Dennis Zimmerman of Lew Haven won both clashes. Four meet records were set with Concordia second at 38 1 3, New Haven 27, Auburn 26, Columbia City 24 13, Elmhurst 20, Garrett 16. Asia produces about 90 percent of the world's rice.
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Edrington Tops Hanna as Pendleton Wins Big Meet
Edrington led in individual points but Pendleton’s depth carried Falls City to a 74 to 35 win. Hanna and Edrington split two events millstone notes while younger Jeff Hanna toppled Edrington in the high hurdles. Pendleton meets Noblesville next with four other schools in the Franklin Conference.
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Louisville and Anderson Split Doubleheader
Louisville and Anderson split a doubleheader on the opponent’s diamond with Louisville taking a 6 to 4 matinee and Anderson winning the seven inning nightcap. Denny Lahnus limited Louisville to three hits, struck out nine, and walked five in the second game. Early jitters by both teams led to two hits in the first frame before Louisville’s offense produced the decisive runs.
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Far North Athletes Dominate Indiana Track Marks
Indiana high school track season shows strong Far North control with 12 of 13 top marks. Evansville Bosse's Gene Lock keeps one best throw at 56 feet 6 4 inches in the Pocket City meet. Weekend features include major conference races and relays as prep for the sectional state meet next week.
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Major Leaders and Championship Schedule Highlight
Article notes Landis of the Sox hitting a triple and a home run as major conference championships are set for Friday at Evansville and Huntington. It lists forthcoming events including relays at Attics and Hobart and the Indianapolis City meet, with details on other regional meets and player performances from various teams.
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Banks Drives In Seven With Two Homers
Ernie Banks drove in seven runs with two home runs as the Chicago Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 13 to 8, snapping the Cardinals four game win streak. The game featured Banks delivering key blows that powered the Cubs to the big victory.
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Williams and House pace Markleville win over Middletown
Fred Williams and House pace the Markleville Arabians to a 71 to 38 victory over Middletown Cossacks in track. Williams won the 200 and pole vault and ran on the winning 886 relay. House won the high and low hurdles and was a sprint finalist. DeBruhi added a broad jump win and helped the mile relay. Markleville and Middletown meet in the White River Coffee Cup at Frankton Friday at 1 pm.
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Indians Rout Kokomo in South Anderson Dual Meet
Anderson Indians defeated Kokomo 58 to 31 at the South Anderson oval. John Gibson led with wins in the 100 and 220 and helped the mile relay. the meet featured multiple event wins by Anderson and strong showings from Middletown and Gary Tolleston athletes.
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Tilley Named Star of Stars in 1951 Indiana All Star
Tilley emerged as the game's top scorer and won the Star of Stars award after being named a 1951 Indiana All Star on the section One page. He served in the U S Armed Forces then attended Montana State under coach Keith Dobbie Lambert and graduated in June 1959. He joined Riley Grade School as a faculty member and later became physical education supervisor for Anderson city schools. He married Bobbie Jo Handley and they have four children living at 1301 W 6th St.
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Symington Adds MLB Standings to Congressional Record
Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri secured unanimous Senate consent to insert the current major league baseball standings into the Congressional Record. The move highlights baseball results amid political news as Romine for Judge and related items appear in the brief.
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