Anderson Tennis Club Announces Summer Tourney Program
President Cliff Hulman of the Anderson Tennis Club unveils a busy schedule for the summer including a 4 clinic series with the Anderson YMCA and a Redbud Tourney at May's Park May 6-7. National Tennis Week observance and Ncita events are highlighted along with a new 2 man league. Local officials Ted Hollingsworth Lester Lowry Nathan Slarier serve in key roles.
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Anderson Tennis Club
Anderson Ymca
May’s Park Courts
White River
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Lester Lowry
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Army Wins Monday's Round With Clay Card Another Hearing
The United States Army won a round in the Cassius Clay draft fight on Monday while his lawyers prepared to appeal to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans. Judge Seals dismissed Clay's suit seeking reclassification as a Black Muslim minister. Clay or Muhammad Ali planned to appeal Tuesday.
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Wilhelm Celebrating Knuckleball Centennial
Chicago White Sox beat the opponent 4 to 2 as Hoyt Wilhelm, age 52, pitched four scoreless innings to mark his knuckleball centennial. The veteran reliever, noted for butterfly pitches since high school, limited the opposition to three hits in the nightcap.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Huiiersville
White Sox
Highland Racks Up In Day Of Golf At Meadow Brook
Highland blanked Alexandria and Westfield in a four player match at Meadow Brook course. Five-man varsity teams from Highland and Alexandria faced Westfield with one four man squad. scores show close competition amid rain delays and partial play.
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Todor
G. Smith
Spreen
Pirates rout Cardinals 8-5 for fifth straight win
Manny Mota drove in three runs and Roberto Clemente added two as Pittsburgh beat St Louis 8-5. Mota scored on Clemente’s homer and added a sacrifice fly in the ninth. Clemente had two other singles. Pittsburgh totaled 13 hits.
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Area Spring Sports Card Prompts Busy Week Across Local Teams
Local spring sports list outlines baseball and track schedules for Anderson, Madison Heights, Markleville, Pendleton, and nearby schools with multiple fits and matchups. Notable events include Anderson College at Marian and regional track meets with times and place finishes noted for teams such as Highland and Pendleton.
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Muncie Center
Anderson College
Eall State
Madison Heights
Daleville
Yorktown
Frieday Indianapolis Wood
Madigan Heights
Frankfort
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Indiana ‘Tech
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Frankton
Markieville
Pendhelon
al Madison Heights
White River
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Mineie Anderson College
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New Castle
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Withers
Heights
Spough
Magiton Heights
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Foland
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Peters
LH — Peters
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Pirate Tigers Game Washed Out In Rain
Madison Heights defeated Ances tor 2 to 0 at third base in the third inning as rain halted the Pirates Tigers game yesterday. No date set for the rescheduled contest with the Bucs and AHS.
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Speedway Opens With Early Crash At Pit Gate
Indy practice opens with two cars colliding at the pit gate delaying activity. George Snider and Cale Yarborough tangled. Yarborough’s nose cone damaged. Yarborough and Foyt later rejoined as track reopened. both fined for leaving pits during yellow. Bobby Unser set fastest unofficial lap in practice. Rookie drills and time trials schedule outlined for late May.
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Bryant
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Tex
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Snider
Foyt
Due Teunard
Sandoze
Bobby Singer
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Palmerstay
Norm Brown
Chand Rapids
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Chisox Option Stroud To Tribe
Outfielder Ed Stroud was optioned on Monday by the Indianapolis Indians from the Chicago White Sox. Stroud played 131 games last season with the Tribe and will attempt to make the White Sox this spring. He stole 67 bases last season and batted . . The report notes he went hitless in spring games and struggled at the plate.
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Entries Close for Anderson Sunday School Softball League
May 2 marks the deadline for area churches to register men’s soft ball players in the Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association league at Shadyside Park. President Jack Graham invites entries and provides contact options via P O Box 2011 Anderson Indiana or phone 643 5968.
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Pinky) Graham
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Graham
Leafs Set To Close Stanley Cup Final Tuesday Night
Toronto holds a 3-2 series lead over Montreal in the best of seven with Game Six on the Leafs’ ice Tuesday night and a potential Game Seven in Montreal Thursday. Vachon relieved by Worsley after a collision, while Johnny Bower remains sidelined with a leg injury and Terry Sawchuk poised to start if ready.
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Nets
Gump Worsley
Vachon
Mel Queen Emerges From Reds Pitching Depth
The article profiles Mel Queen son of a former Reds hurler, detailing his shift from outfielder to pitcher under manager Bristol and the potential to join Cincinnati’s starting rotation. It notes Queens slider, early career, spring training invite, and his 7-2 winter season with 108 strikeouts in 45 innings for the Phillies farm system.
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Olen
Bertie Jay
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Cincinestine Connelly
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