Pendleton Nips Frankton For WR Title In 1961 Meet
Pendleton Irish edge Frankton Eagles 70 1 12 to 69 1 3 to retain White River Conference track crown as records fall on soggy South Anderson oval. Steve Sandefur sets 100 and 220 records. Mabrey, Bushy, and Highland relay squads also post records.
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Pendleton
Frankton
Anderson
Steve
Sandefur
Busby
Scrappy Eagles
White River
South
Anderson Oval
Lapel
Steve Sandefur
Don Davis
Highland
Markleville
Summitville
Middletown
Anderson St. Mary’s
Eagles
Prin
Gene Heniser
Frankton High School
Frankton High School Athletic Assn
Linder's
Prin. Heniser
Loop
Joseph Wicks
First Christian Church
Lafayette
Dave Rankin
Highland High School
Gerald Roudebush
Lape High School
Mulford Davis
Mabrey
Curtis
Moneyhun
Sherman
Renbarger
Madison Heights
Noland Reed
Dawson
Beeson
M. House
Waltermire
Stevens
Henry
Bushy
Ashton
Smith
Miller
Sonoff
Stan Sandefur
Robison
Taylor
Jarrett
Schmitt
R. Jones
Kyle Sandefur
Steve Ashton
Brown
Davidson
McCord
Ketchum
Stinson
Hannah
Hudson
Harris
Hopper
Dalzell
Kirby
Sisson
Keesling
Begley
Hebert Sets Hot Pace In Golf Tourney
Jay Hebert fired a five under par 67 to go 133 after 36 holes at the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. He held a two stroke lead over Sam Snead, who shot 67 to 135, with Stan Leonard Doug Ford and Tommy Bolt at 136. Arnold Palmer slumped to 145 after a 76.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Jay Hebert
Sam Snead
Hebert
Snead
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
B. C
Doug Ford
Crystal River
Fla
Tommy Bolt
Chief Anderson Annual May Breakfast at Sun May 7 1961
W A Brockober of the C of R announces the Chief Anderson annual May Breakfast to be held Sunday May 7 1961. Local members encouraged to attend and support the event.
Rookie Ed Hobaugh Delivers First Victory in 5-2 Senators Win
Washington rookie Ed Hobaugh, 25, pitched five hitless innings to earn his first major league win as the Senators defeated the Cleveland Indians 5-2. The game featured two home runs and a steady offensive effort by Washington, with Temple and Keough collecting early runs and Bright adding a 3 RBI night.
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Washington
UPI
Ed Hobaugh
San Diego
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Wash
Clevelad
Conall
Temple
Keough
Francona
Tasby
Piersall
Stevens
Bright
Phillips
Romano
Hobaugh
Antonelli
Morgan
Latman
Cleveland
Phillips Latman
PCA
DP Antonelli
Power
Hr—Bright
Verbbso Hobaugh
Enone
Locke
U — Calte
McKinley
Soar
Chulak
Kralick Delivers Solid Pitching in 5 1 Minnesota Triumph
Minnesota pitcher Jack Kralick blanked Boston over six hits in a 5 1 victory at St Paul. He struck out six to improve to 2 1 against one loss as the Twins snapped a three game skid. Boston starter Tom Brewer took the loss.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota
Jack Kralick
Boston
Twins
Tom Brewer
Harmon Killebrew
Billy Gardner
Battey
S — Bertoia
SF — Killebrew
Geiger
Iphrer Bbse Brewer
Hillman
Spee
Kralick
Brewer
U— Flaherty
Hurley
Joe
Honochick
Baseball Scores Across Leagues From Thursday
National League results show San Francisco 9 Chicago 3 and Milwaukee 10 Los Angeles 6 in ten innings with Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 6. American League games include New York 5 Minnesota 6 and Detroit 6 Washington 0. Baltimore 8 Los Angeles 7 in 13. American Association features Louisville 12 Dallas-Ft Worth 3 and Indianapolis 12 Denver 6. Houston at Omaha rained out or postponed.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Louisville
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Indianapolis
Denver
Houston
Omaha
Yesterday's baseball results and today's schedule notes
Yesterday's results include San Francisco 4 Philadelphia 2 Los Angeles 10 Pittsburgh 0 Cincinnati 6 Milwaukee 5 top of 12th Chicago at St Louis rained out Minnesota 5 Boston 1 Detroit 8 Kansas City 4 Washington 5 Cleveland 2 New York 1 Los Angeles 1 end 5th Baltimore Kansas City rain Hu Louisville 4 Dallas 3 Denver 10 Omaha 1 Dallas and Houston p p. International League Buffalo 6 San Juan 1 Rochester Columbus rain Syracuse 10 Richmond 6 Jersey City 3 Toronto 1 Pacific Coast League Tacoma 8 Spokane 5 Portland 8 Salt Lake City 2 Seattle 6 San Diego 4 Today games include Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Milwaukee Chicago at St Louis San Francisco at Philadelphia Washington at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago Boston at Minnesota Baltimore at Kansas City New York at Los Angeles night contest.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Buffalo
San Juan
Rochester
Columbus
Syracuse
Richmond
Jersey City
Toronto
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Salt Lake City
Seattle
San Diego
National League
Craig
Gibbon
Hook
Nottebart
Anderson
Sadecki
Canent — Lees
Roberts
Woodeshirk
Bell
Bunning
Pierce
Monbouquette
Stubbs
Bar
Fisher
Walker
Ditmar
Grba
Dodd Wins Spring Classic at Anderson Skeet Shoot
Robert Dodd of Indianapolis nailed 99 of 100 targets to win the Spring Classic at the Anderson Badge and Gun Club range east of the city. Fritz Gierhart of Zionsville placed second in Class A with 96 hits, followed by listed class results and top shooters across divisions AA through E.
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Robert Dodd
Indianapolis
Anderson
Fritz Gierhart
Zionsville
Bud Murphy
Rex Porter
Denny Melcher
Norman Lowry
Donald Dodd
Don Kelsey
DeWayne Dodge
Jack Cantrell
Forrest Stewart
Lawrece Sanborn
Hubert Call
LeRoy Morlock
Kenneth Brakenick
Rolla Russell
Jack Wilson
Grandview to Host Madison County Pro Am Golf Tourney
Grandview will stage an 18 hole golf tournament for members of all Madison County clubs at the municipal course on Sunday. Players from Elwood Pendleton and Anderson are eligible. Entries close at 1 9 and play starts at 11 in the A B C D tourney under C B Wolfe.
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Grandview
Madison County
Elwood
Pendleton
Anderson
C. B. Wolfe
Tigers Roll Over White Sox In Chicago Rout
Detroit blasts starter Bob Shaw for six runs in less than two innings and beats Chicago 8 to 4 to stay within a game of the AL lead. Key hits include Kaline and Colavito doubling and Sievers homering.
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Chicago
UPI
Detroit Tigers
Bob Shaw
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Central Freshmen Fourth At Wilson Relays In Muncie
Central freshmen placed fourth at the Wilson Relays in Muncie with Muncie Wilson taking first at 64 2 points. Individual winners included Clevenger in the mile in 4 55.3 and Mauck in the shot put 42 5 1 2 inches. The meet set new Wilson Relays records in the mile and 2 mile relay.
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Anderson Central
Wilson
Muncie
Muncie Wilson
Marion
Shortridge
Fort Wayne North
Steve Clevenger
Central
Bill Mauck
Zink
Mauck
Jordan
Montgomery
Anderson
McIntosh
Easterline
Harter
Sprousing
Hervey
Howard
Adisson
Owens
Hornaday
Hattery
Stewart
Higgins
Hills
Ridley
Hatcher
Centra
Lee
Oliver
Ruskin
Smothers
Radcliff
Collins
Moore
Crabb
Fort Wayne
Favored to Win U.S. Handball Doubles Title
John Sloan of Chicago and Vic Hershkowitz of Brooklyn were favored to win the U S Handball Association doubles crown at the Denver YMCA. They faced Oscar and Ruby Obert of New York City in the final after Hershkowitz defeated injured defending champion Jim Jacobs of Los Angeles in the semi finals.
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Denver
UPI
John Sloan
Chicago
Vic Hershkowitz
Brooklyn
U.S. Handball Association
Hershkowitz
Sloan
Oscar
Ruby Obert
New York City
Jim Jacobs
Los Angeles
Hope Hauser Hires Thayer Asset Coach
Hope Hauser High School in Hope will hire James Thayer as head basketball coach for next term replacing Von Marshall. Thayer, 29, is a Utah State College graduate and has served as an assistant coach at Southwestern in Shelby County.
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Columbus
Ind
Hauser High School
Hope
James Thayer
Lloyd Shroyer
Thayer
von Marshall
Utah State College
Southwestern
Shelby County
Cuba players seek asylum in Costa Rica after game
Four members of Cuba's amateur world series baseball team asked and were granted asylum in San Jose Costa Rica on Tuesday after arriving for competition. The group departed the airport with officials stating their intent to seek asylum and remain in the country.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Cuba
Vernon Township wins Hancock County Meet with Vernon stars at Fortville Oval
Vernon Township dominates the Hancock County Conference meet at the Fortville Oval, scoring 74.42 points to top Charlottesville 42.4 and Hancock Central 42. Key performers include Kyle Fink who set a new 440 yard dash mark at 54 seconds, and the Petty brothers Robert and Jim with multiple wins in sprints, jumps, and the half mile relay. The Vikings extend their season to eight wins in nine starts, with sectional ahead.
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Robert Petty
Jim Petty
Vikings
Bob
Jim
Petty
Vernon
Vernon Township
Charlottesville
Hancock ‘Central
Mt. Comfort
New Palestine
Wilkinson
Hughes
R. Petty
Brown
Babe Ruth Tryouts Rescheduled At Local Diamond
Rain disrupted 13 year old Babe Ruth tryouts at the Anderson league diamond. Tryouts moved from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. today tomorrow and Monday with further shifts if rain delays start. Players must bring birth certificates.
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Babe Ruth
Anderson
Larry Magers
Daleville Looks to Defend County Track Title
Daleville’s Broncos seek their second straight Delaware County track title at Ball State College Oval with field trials at 1 pm and eliminations at 1 45 pm. Harrison hosts. Austin Smith in charge. Competing schools include Daleville Center Cowan DeSoto Eaton Harrison Gaston Selma Royerton Yorktown.
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Daleville
Broncos
Delaware County
Ball State College
Harrison
Prin
Austin Smith
Dale Sweitzer
Ohn Pugsley
Sweitzer
Bob Clayton
Joe Walters
Steve Shoemaker
Boburner
Steve Selby
Dale Hough
Terry Granger
Everett Pugsley
Steve Taylor
T. Granger
Selby
J. Pugsley
Clayton
Hough
Shoemaker
Royerton
Center
Cowan
DeSoto
Eaton
Gaston
Selma
Yorktown
Local Delegates Return From 44th WIBC Convention
Local delegates Mrs Mardelle Yonker Mrs Kathryn C Hotzel Mrs Jean Ramsey and Mrs Harriett Britton returned from the 44th annual Woman's International Bowling Congress convention at the Scottish Rite Auditorium Fort Wayne Nearly 1400 delegates from 48 states Canada Alaska and Washington D C attended the three day meeting Memphis Tenn was awarded the 1963 tournament with other bids from Minneapolis Rochester Philadelphia and Chicago Phoenix 1962 site was Denver A three division rotation for the tournament begins in 1963 President Alberta Crowe of Liverpool NY chaired sessions and 36 recommendations were discussed A Star of Yesteryear award was given to Addie Buschmeyer of White Plains NY
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Mardelle Yonker
Kathryn C. Hotzel
Jean Ramsey
Harriett Britton
Woman's International Bowling Congress, Inc
Scottish Rite Auditorium
Fort Wayne
Canada
Alaska
Washington
D. C
Memphis
Anderson
Alberta Crowe
Liverpool
N.Y
Wibc, Inc
Addie Buschmeyer
White Plains
Star of Yesteryear
Germany
Martha Morris
Wand Eckert
Ramsey
Eckert
AJBC
Hotzel
Woman Bowling Writers
Bea Davis
Martha Ohler
Columbus
Phoenix
Madison Heights Anderson baseball game deferred to May 13
Yesterday's Anderson Madison Heights high school baseball game was postponed due to bad weather and tentatively moved to Saturday May 13. Next week's schedule lists Lafayette and Madison Heights at Indianapolis Tech, with Anderson visiting Richmond and Madison Heights hosting Anderson respectively.
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Anderson-Madison Heights
Lafayette
Anderson
Richmond V & R
Madison Heights
Indpls. Tech
Ander
Italy Beats Northern Ireland 3-2 in International Match
Italy defeated Northern Ireland 3-2 in an international soccer game on Tuesday in Bologna.
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Italy
Bologna
Northern Ireland
Skindiver Finds New Way To Hunt Lost Golf Balls
A 56 year old man in a skindiving suit surrendered to police after emerging from a water hazard with a bag of golf balls. Police found another bag with about 200 balls and a dive suit in his sedan. He planned to sell balls to driving ranges for 10 to 20 cents each and said he has done so since 1933. He and his wife Ledie moved from Yonkers to Culpeper last January and were charged with trespassing.
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Vienna
John D. Wilson
New York
Ledie
Culpeper
Yonkers
N.Y
Wilson
Wilsons
Indians Win North Central Conference Track Title
Andersons Indians clinch the NCC track crown for the first time since 1950 with four firsts. Muncie Central places second at 374 points. Kokomo and Richmond tie for third with 36 each. Danville jumps 6 ft 2 1 4 in to beat Tech mark. Givens Shatters shot put record with 54 1/2 ft. Marion’s Joe Johnson ties 22 yard dash record at 2.19 seconds. Team scores list includes Anderson 431 and multiple schools across the standings.
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Logansport
Ind
Anderson
Indians
Muncie Central
Kokomo
Richmond
Larry Danville
Indianapolis Tech
George Bishop
Tech
Spence Givens
Marion
Joe Johnson
Larry Satterfield
Indpis. Tech
New Castle
Lafayette
Frankfort
Farrell Debuts with Dodgers in 10-0 rout of Pirates
Dick Farrell pitched in relief for the injured Johnny Podres as Los Angeles overwhelmed Pittsburgh 10 to 0. Dodgers piled 15 hits and capitalized on Pirates miscues to seal the shutout at Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Dick Farrell
Los Angeles Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Pittsburgh Pirates
Marlins Stay in Puerto Rico for Now
The San Juan Marlins will remain in Puerto Rico for a longer trial period after a special league meeting. Franchise owner Bill MacDonald declined to move the team, citing insufficient time to judge Puerto Rico operations. Possible relocation sites were Charleston Montreal and Miami.
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NEW York
San Juan Marlins
Puerto Rico
Tommy Richardson
Bill MacDonald
Marlins
MacDonald
Richardson
San Juan
Charleston
W. Va
Montreal
Miami
Cardinal Tilt ls Rained Out
Heavy rain halted the Cubs Cardinals game with Chicago leading 5 1 after 4 1 3 innings. Cardina l management said the game would be re scheduled for a later date.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Cardinal
Richie Ashburn
Ron Santo
Santo
Don Zimmer
Chicago
Arcaro Denies Retirement After Derby Report
Mrs. Eddie Arcaro rejected a rumor that her husband would retire after the Kentucky Derby. Eddie Arcaro was slated to ride Sherlock in the Derby and may also ride Bowl of Flowers and Kelso.
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New York
UPI
Eddie Arcaro
Arcaro
Cincinnati
Sherlock
Bowl of Flowers
Kelso
Arecaro
Aqueduct
Mays Delivers On Base Hit To Spark Giants Win
Willie Mays scored on a first base scramble after a single to spark the San Francisco Giants to a 4-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Marichal earned the win, Sullivan took the loss. Two extra-base hits by Mays and Bailey highlighted the game.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
San Franabrhbi
Phils
Abrhbi Dynort
Taylor
Sadowski
Mays
Callison
McCovey
Gonzalez
Cepeda F. Alou
Herrera
Bailey
Dalrymple
Pagan
Amaro
Marichal
Coleman
Sullivan
Verrarese
Curry
Ferrarese
San Francisco
Davenport
Ison
S—Marichal
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van Jack Farm
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2Nd
Anderson Equestrian Club
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