Anderson Tennis Club outlines 1967 summer tourney plan
President Cliff Huffman announces a 1967 program of tennis events with the Anderson YMCA. A community tennis clinic May 3 runs 7 to 9 p.m. at the Y gym. Top meets include the Redbud Tourney May 6-7 and the White River Junior Tournament. The club also pursues NCITA Singles and Doubles Championship and a new 2-man league to boost local interest.
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Cliff Huffman
Anderson Tennis Club
Anderson Ymca
May’s Park Courts
White River
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Indiana Tennis Association
NCITA
Huffman
Ted Hollingsworth
Lester Lowry
Nathan Harter
Army Wins Monday Round With Clay Card Another Hearing
The Army won another round in Cassius Clay's draft fight as Judge Sears dismissed his 4-D reclassification suit. Clay Muhammad Ali will appeal to the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans on Tuesday, with further hearings likely before a final decision.
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U.S
Wilhelm Celebrating Knuckleball Centennial
CHICAGO AP Wilhelm Hoyt Wilhelm aged 43 celebrated a knuckleball centennial guiding the Chicago White Sox to a 4 2 win over the Cleveland Indians. The relief ace earned his 100th victory in relief and holds MLB records for most relief games 767 innings 1434 and finishes 487 with 232 errorless games.
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Chicago
Hoyt Wilhelm
Monay
Huntersville
N.C
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Gaffer
Wilhelm
New York Giants
Leo Durocher
Baltimore
Highland clinches golf wins over Alexandria and Westfield
Highland defeated Alexandria 10-0 and shut out Westfield 80 in a rain shortened nine hole match at Meadow Brook. Five Viking players posted 2-0 individual wins led by Geiger Dixon Bodkin and McKnight, while Westfield fielded four players and Alexandria five.
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Highland
Alexandria
Westfield
Meadowbrook
Geiger
Jaqua
Bauer
Dixon
Frix
Matthews
Bodkin
T. Gaunt
Neiman
McKnight
Kyle
Tudor
G. Smith
Spreen
Pirate-Tiger Game Washed Out In Rain
Madison Heights led Alexandria 2 to 0 with a man on third in the third inning when rain washed out the Pirate-Tiger high school baseball game yesterday. No date set for replay. Madison Heights hosts Anderson at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the Bucs next contest.
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Madison Heights
Alexandria
Pirate - Tiger
Anderson
Bucs
Speedy Start At Indianapolis With Gate Crash
Two cars collided at the pit gate before track action began at the 1967 Indianapolis 500 opening. George Snider and Cale Yarborough bumped, with Yarborough's Bryant Special losing its nose cone. A.J. Foyt moved ahead as crews untangled then all three returned. yellow light paused work and all left the pits with fines. Joe Leonard led the first official practice lap as Bobby Unser set the fastest time. Rookie tests for Amon and Brown began with more sessions to come.
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Indianapolis
Ind
George Snider
Fresno
Calif
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
S.C
Yarborough
A.J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Snider
Foyt
Joe Leonard
San Jose
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Chris Amon
Palmerston, N.Z
Norm Brown
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chisox Selects Stroud from Tribe in Trade Deal
Indianapolis UPI reports Chicago White Sox optioned Stroud from Cleveland to join the roster. Stroud played 131 games with the Tribe last season and appeared in 10 spring games this year with three stolen bases in three attempts. He batted once and went hitless. Last season he led the Pacific Coast League with 57 stolen bases and batted .309.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Taiel
Chicago White Sox
Stroud
Tribe
White Sox
Pirates Triumph Over Cardinals 8-5 for Fifth Straight
Manny Mota drove in three runs and Roberto Clemente added two as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated St. Louis 8-5 for their fifth consecutive win. Mota had two RBIs in the third inning and a sacrifice fly in the ninth. Clemente contributed two singles and a homer, while the Pirates totaled 13 hits.
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ST. Louis
Manny Mota
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mota
Pirates
Clemente
Billy O'Dell
Cardinals
Alex Johnson
Pete Mikkelsen
al Jackson
Pittsburgh
Wills
Brock If
Flood
Johnson Rf
Clendenn
Maris
Mazerosk
Alley
Shannon
Stargell
Romancc
May
Javier
Spriggs
Tolan
O'Dell
Maxvillis
Gonder
McCarvr
Area Spring Sports Card Highlights Local Track and Soccer Bets
Area spring sports card lists matches across schools including Anderson College, Ball State, Madison Heights, Yorktown, Daleville, and Marion. Notable entries cover football track and field events with events at Pendleton and Muncie plus county track bests and relay results.
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Anderson
Muncie
Central
Anderson College
Ball State
Madison Heights
Daleville
Yorktown
Indianapolis Wood
Frankfort
Marian
Kokomo
Miena Heights
Cenra Highland
Indiana Tech
Muncie Burris
Frankton
Markleville
Pendleton
White River
Fort Wayne
Muncie Anderson College
Taylor
New Castle
Indianapolis
Men’s Sunday School Softball Entries Close Today
Today May 2 is the deadline for area churches to register men's teams in the Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association softball league at Shadyside Park diamond. Entries may be mailed to P O Box 2011 Anderson Ind or by contacting Jack Graham at 643 5968.
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Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association
Shadyside Park Diamond
Jack
Pinky) Graham
P.O. Box
Anderson, Ind
Graham
Leafs poised to wrap up Stanley Cup as playoffs reach Tuesday
Toronto coaches expect the series to end Tuesday night with a 3 2 lead over the Montreal Canadiens in the final. Game six is set for Toronto ice with a possible Game seven in Montreal. Toronto goalie plans undecided as Rogatien Vachon struggles for the Canadiens.
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Toronto
Punch Imlach
Imlach
Montreal
Leafs
Montreal Canadiens
Mel Queen follows in father’s pitching footsteps with Reds
Cincinnati’s Mel Queen, son of former star Mel Queen, has emerged as a top pitcher for the Reds amid a crowded staff. At 3-0 he backs up ace relief and rotation options as manager Dave Bristol plans for doubleheaders and shifting roles.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Queen
Queens
Mel Queen
Cincinnati Reds
Gary Nolan
Gerry Arrigo
Ted Abernathy
Dave Bristol
Reds
Jim Maloney
Milt Pappas
Sammy Ellis
Bill McCool
Nolan
Maloney
Jim
Bristol
Don Heffner
Heffner
Leliefer
Mel Harder
Dium Ioach
Yankees
Mel
Bellflower
Calif
Joey Jay Joins Portsmouth Club for Comeback
Righthander Joey Jay, 31, ex Braves pitcher, was sent to Philadelphia Phillies farm team in Portsmouth Virginia to pursue a major league return. He was invited to spring training but not added to the Phils roster and stayed behind for minor league play as he seeks a comeback after 11 major league seasons.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Joey Jay
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Portsmouth
Jay
Atlanta Braves
Phillies
Clearwater
Pat
Milwaukee
Etherington
Ern
Cincinanelly
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Re Nomination of Harold L. Doyle as City Clerk
Ballot 9A lists Harold L. Doyle up for renomination as city clerk in a paid political item. The notice confirms candidates and ballot placement with civic competition context.
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Harold L. Doyle
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