Kosloff Fires Schayes After Eastern Title Win
Philadelphia owner Irv Kosloff replaced Dolph Schayes with Alex Hannum to pursue the NBA championship next season. Hannum, who had coached St. Louis to the 1958 title, previously led San Francisco Warriors and will coach Philadelphia while possibly moonlighting in California. Schayes, who voiced disappointment, said the team had not let him down.
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Alex Hannum
San Francisco
Irv Kosloff
76Ers
Kosloff
Philadelphia
Boston Celtics
Boston
Syracuse
N.Y
Philly
Hannum
NBA
San Francisco Warriors
California
Nats
Ike Richman
University of Southern
Bowling Scores and Standings From Suburbanite Le Bede Mixed Bowl
Le Bede Mixed Bowl totals show fourteen games 83 and thirteen 79. Honor roll lists R Musick 212 F Kean 245. Suburbanite standings include Eaveys One 85-39 and Stottlemyer’s 84-40 with multiple player scores and frequent 200s across divisions.
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A. Littrell
J. Irwin
F. Kean
M. Miller
Funeral Services for Everett Norris Case Held in Raleigh
Raleigh memorials mark the passing of Everett Norris Case 65 famed coach who built NC State basketball into a power. He posted 379 wins 134 losses at State after a long high school coaching career beginning in Indiana. Case died after surgery complications and was buried at Memorial Park following services at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd.
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Raleigh
N. C
UPI
Everett Norris Case
Indiana
Case
North Carolina State University
Ye Memorial Park
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
North Carolina State
State
Connersville
Ind
Spencer Hands London Hard Foe in London Bout
Spencer, ranked No. 6 by the World Boxing Association, battered former British champion Brian London over 10 rounds in Manchester. A cut over Londons left eye opened in the fifth, blood dripped throughout as Spencer pressed early and staggered London with a right in the sixth. No knockdowns occurred. London weighed 197 pounds, the same as Spencer.
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Manchester
England
Thad Spencer
Los Angeles
Brian London
Spencer
World Boxing Association
London
Floyd Patterson
Oregon Rookie Passes His Driver's Test
Art Pollard from Medford Oregon became the first of 17 rookies to pass the 145 mph driver’s test at Indianapolis Motor Speedway paving the way to qualify for the 500 mile race. Pollard, 39, a notable Western driver of modified and super modified stock cars, rose to USC championship status last year and placed fifth in the Trenton 200. He races a 2 year old Vollstedt Offenhauser owned by Richard N. Compton of Portland.
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Indianapolis
Art Pollard
Medford
Ore
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Pollard
United States Auto Club
Trenton
Vollstedt Offenhauser
Richard N. Compton
Portland
Madison Heights Sweeps Central In Freshman And Eighth Grade
Madison Heights defeated Central 69-49 in freshman action and 52-39 in the eighth grade meet at South Anderson Denny oval. Event results list multiple winners from Madison Heights and Central with times and distances across sprints and field events.
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Madison Heights
Central
South Anderson Denny
Pirates
Pirates Top Pendleton In High School Golf Dual
Madison Heights varsity beat Pendleton 11 to 4 at Edgewood course led by Bill Spannuth 71 over Jerry Muterspaugh 74 and Bob Williams 71 over Dick Ockeman 78. MH reserves won 11 to 3 with Ross Forbes 80 defeating Jay Shefer 89 and Trent Stephenson 82 over Doug Jarrett 96.
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John Horeway
Madison Heights
Pendleton
Edgewood
Pirate
Heights
Shortridge
Coffin Course
Bill Spannuth
Jerry Muterspaugh
Bob Williams
Dick Ockeman
Rose
Jerry Steenerson
Mike Roberts
Tig
Tom Steenerson
Rick Brow
James Markle
Ross Forbes
Jay Shefer
Denny Stidham
Jay Jarrett
Trent Stephenson
Doug Jarrett
Jim Savage
Mike Crosley
Mike Aeas
Tim Hunt
Jack Rector
Baseball
Larsen
Pirates
Tigers
Rector
Anderson
Memorial Stadium
Marn
Ed Crane Stars as New York Wins 1889 World Series
In 1889 the New York NL club defeated Brooklyn AA 6 games to 3 as pitcher Ed Crane won four games for the victorious Giants. The series showcased Crane's dominance on the mound and confirmed New York's pennant run over Brooklyn.
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NEW York
UPI
Ed Crane
Brooklyn
American Associaon
Rollie Stichweh Star of Army Football Career
Rollie Stichweh, the former West Point quarterback, played in every Army football game, making a continuous run of appearances across his collegiate career.
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West Point
UPI
Rollie Stichweh
Army
Cooper's Bowl Leads Industrial Men's League Standings
Pepsi-Cola with 97 points tops the 24 team Industrial Men's league at Cooper's Bowl. Regenald Pontiac is second with 92, Reli able Home Service third with 89, Herman's Hermits and Pace Tire tied at 87, others trailing including Cooper's Bowl at 58. Honor roll lists W. G. Moberly, A. Ohnheiser, S. Shelton, D. Givens. trophies go to high average B. Shelton, high single game G. Flick, high series C. Peters, and handicaps C. Parker and C. Shelton.
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Pepsi-Cola
Cooper's
Regenald Pontiac
Reliable Home Service
Herman’s Hermits
Pace ‘Tire
Middletown Builders
Maffitt’s Masonry
Hilliard’s Beauty Salon
Carter Electric
Anderson Masonry
Warfield Insurance
Johnson Realty
Keene’s Standard
C & S Lumber
Red Men
Moore’s Drugs
Odd Fellows
Cooper’s Bowl
Hardesty Movers
the Oaks
Anderson Loan
United Oil
Co-Op
W. G. Moberly
A. Ohnheiser
S. Shelton
D. Givens
B. Shelton
G. Flick
Owl League Bowling Championship and Standings Report
Die Letters post season champions with an 81 percent win rate and the 22 team Guide Lamp Men's Owl League title at Brown's Recreation lanes. Final standings list Massey’s Marathon top at 8642 and 21 other teams with scores and records, followed by honor roll leaders and final averages led by Marlow and Keesling.
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Lamp Men
L. Humphries
J. Charmaine
F. Presser
A. Brown
H. Ball
R. Groover
J. Jones
G. Hutton
ABC Triplicate Club
Eldon Hankley
J. Marlow
A. Keesling
F. Phelps
J. Bousman
A. Sherman
D. Burke
H. Turner
R. Smith
Local Standings and Honor Roll Report
Standings show Eaveys One 88 40 Stottlemyers 85 43 Sting Rays 73 54 Don s Trailer 69 59 Coin O Matic 674 60 Miller s Bar 66 62 Kirkman s 61 67 Six 60 68 Geiger s Texaco 57 71 Kelley s Gravel 54 74 Donald s Beauty Shop 47 8042 Eavey s Two 44 2 832 Honor roll P Shipley 515. Brown s Recreation 4 Buck ley s 0 Lane 3 Keys 1 J M Steak 3 Ferguson 1 Gwinn s Drugs 3 Anderson Laundry 1 Williams 3 Wills 1 McFarland Marathon 3 Ashton Clark 1 Honor roll R Horner 203 573 E Ferguson 202 531 M Brown 523 Standings Middletown Cleaners 6142 34 Pepsi Cola 59 37 Burger Chef 53 43 Stows Tires 50 46 Wolski Bros Texaco 49 47 Emge s 49 47 Mountain Dew 43 53 Muddy Drugs 412 54 Pfaff Sewing Machine 41 55 Three 33 63 Honor roll J Wakefield 205
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Donald’s Beauty Shop
Eavey’s Two
W. Bowman
M. Wilson
Eavey’s
Stottlemyer’s
Sting Rays
Don’s
Coin-O-Matic
Miller’s Bar
Kirkman’s
Geiger’s
Texaco
Kelley’s
Donald’s
Beauty Shop
P. Shipley
Brown's Recreation
Brown’s Recreation
Buckley’s
Lane
Keys
J & M Steak
Ferguson
Gwinn’s Drugs
Anderson Laundry
Williams
Wills
McFarland Marathon
Ashton Clark
R. Horner
E. Ferguson
M. Brown
Middletown Cleaners
Pepsi-Cola
Burger Chef
Stow’s
Wolski Bros. Texaco
Emge’s
Mountain Dew
Pfaff Sewing Machine
J. Wakefield
Bowling 30c at Rains AMF balls
Bowling balls from Rains AMF priced at 12.95 with 30 cent accessory charge and 2.50 for holes plugged noted in the listing.
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Rains
Park Road Wins Five Game Roll-Off At Cooper's Bowl
Park Road defeats North Anderson 4 536 to 4 465 by 71 pins in a special five game roll-off at Cooper's Bowl. Park Road players M Poder A Saunders I Whitesel L McKee R Campbell led the team. losers were L Hocker E Lopez J Hocker R Moore and R Brunning kegled. President Charles Saunders to award trophies and honor roll members listed with high scores.
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Park Road
Jndy North Anderson
Cooper's Bowl
M. Poder
A. Saunders
I. Whitesel
L. McKee
R. Campbell
L. Hocker
E. Lopez
J. Hocker
R. Moore
R. Brunning Kegled
Charles Saunders
J. Gwynn
C. McIlwan
P. Hiatt
C. Wood
M. Bricker
Greene
Harney
Conrad
T. Patterson
G. O
Thomson Enters U S Open in San Francisco
Peter Thomson five times British Open champion files for the U S Open and will compete in San Francisco June 16 to 19. As reigning British Open champion he is exempt from qualifying and makes his first U S Open appearance since 1958. Thomson won the British Open in 1954 55 56 58 and 1965.
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New York
Peter Thomson
San Francisco
Thomson
Schedule For County Teams Is Listed
TRACK AND FIELD AND VARIOUS EVENTS ARE SHOWN FOR COUNTY TEAMS WITH READABLE NAMES AND TIMES. MADISON HEIGHTS PRODUCES MULTIPLE STANDOUT MARKS INCLUDING 100-YARD 10.2 AND 220 AT 22.3 WITH RIVALS LIKE ALEXANDRIA AND ANDERSON APPEARING ACROSS LISTED MEETS. BASEBALL, GOLF, AND TENNIS ITEMS INCLUDE RICHMOND, MARION, BALL STATE, AND SHORTRIDGE AMONG OPPONENTS. A NASHUA AUCTION REPORT NOTES A 1955 CLOSED BID AUCTION RESULTING IN A $1,251,200 WINNING BID led BY LESLIE COMBS.
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Vickers
Corn
Roy
Alexandria
Foland
Anderson
Davis
Scharnowske
Shockey
Lapel
St. Mary
Indiana Tech
Anderson College
Royerton
Highland
Kokomo
Muncie Central
Monroe
Pendleton
Nobiesville
Elwood
Mississine
Nashua New York
UPI
Nashua
William Woodward, Jr
Leslie Combs
Garrett's Smith Quits Coaching
Ward Smith of Garrett High School resigns as basketball coach after 13 years leading the team to an undefeated 1965-66 regular season. He will remain a teacher. Smith's career totals include 558 wins and 138 losses across multiple Indiana teams. Chuck Bavis of Garrett made the 1965-66 All-Star squad joining Kentucky rivals for early summer games.
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Connersville
Case
Columbus
Frankfort
Anderson
Ind
Navy
North Carolina
Pete Coke
Tommy Maddox
Wolfpack
Billy Moffit
Gary Hale
Harold Blondeau
Ray Hodgedon
Sam Healy
Larry Worsley
Honary
Garrett
Ward Smith
Indiana
Hare
Seaas
Clay
Smith
Paris Crossing
Shanswick
Silver Creek
Wabash
Chuck Bavis
Kentucky
Nomination for George D. Gaylor Demn to County Council 2nd Dist
Political advertisement endorses George D. Gaylor as the Democratic candidate for County Councilman in the 2nd District on ballot 17 B. The notice urges voters to support the nominee in the upcoming election.
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Geo. D. Gaylor Demn
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