Indiana track stars threaten sectional records at Noblesville
Noblesville hosts a fast relays meet where Indiana high school performers push for new marks. Pendleton’s Mike Hanna and Gary Tolleston standout Major Lucius chase vault and hurdles records while Noblesville’s foursome, Madison Heights, and others aim for season bests in a two-team dogfight.
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Mishawaka
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Bloomington
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Wellbaum
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Fort Wayne North
Millership Pirates Rally In Narrow 47 46 Thriller
In a rough competitive meet, Millership Pirates edge their rivals 47 to 46. Key Showings include Lankford winning high jump at 5'9 and Madison Heights capturing multiple relay and distance events with a 3:32 mile relay and a 3:00.9 880 relay time setting a new record.
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Major League Standings And Upcoming Games Highlight 1963
National League leaders include Boyer 22 and Aaron 22 with Covington 21 Cepeda 19 Fairly 19 Edwards 18 and F Alou 18 across the Giants Dodgers Reds. American League leaders list Allison 20 Nicholson 19 Osborne 18 Battey 18 Charles 17 Wagner 17. Carl Erskine brings Anderson College pasttimers to Hanover for a final two road tilts of 1963 as Hoosier College Conference doubleheader action wraps.
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Detroit Rookie Blasts Yanks
Detroit rookie Bill Freehan powers a 6-2 Tigers win over the Yankees with a two run homer a triple and a double lifting his batting average to .500 He has nine hits in 10 at bats and nine RBIs in his last 13 appearances Freehan drives in four runs including a second inning triple and a fourth inning homer as Detroit shakes off a share of first-place in the American League.
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St. Mary's Varsity Inksmen Chalk Up Seventh Golf Win
St. Marys varsity golfers clinched their seventh win of the season as Anderson led the squad in a decisive match at Marign. The team posted strong scores and secured the victory over their opponent in a tight meet.
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Alston to Stay Dodgers Manager Amid Rumors
Walter OMalley says no plan to fire Walter Alston as Dodgers manager. He blames poor early season showing on injuries to key players including Tommy Davis Maury Wills Bill Crowton Sandy Koufax and Johnny Podres. He notes management provided the players and Koufax’s injury last year affected the pennant race.
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Ravens Second In 3 Way Track Meet At Upland
Taylor outscored Anderson and Goshen in a triangular meet here Tuesday. Taylor 112, Goshen 113, Anderson 41. Ravens athletes Christened for AC include Jim Temple John Wilson Gary Corbin Ron Parr and Larry Hocker. Notre Dame Little State on May 15.
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McElreath Sets 150.451 MPH Practice Pace at Indy
Indianapolis pacing scene features Jin McElreath clocking 150.451 mph during practice for the 500 mile race. The 1932 rookie from Arlington Texas is the first driver to exceed 150 mph in late day sessions as rookie Bobby Mesker from Albuquerque recovers from a track crash two years ago.
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Tennessee's New Track Man Has Big Ideas
Knoxville reports a quiet revolution in track at the Tennessee program as coach Chuck Bevington recruits top high school sprinters and field stars to boost the Vols. The move follows poor facilities and non-existent indoor venues, turning Tennessee into a rising force with new talent from across the nation.
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Wilson Delivers Win For Red Sox Over Orioles
Earl Wilson shut down Baltimore with three hits and seven strikeouts guiding Boston to a 5-1 victory. Clinton homered for Boston, Malzone collected three singles and a walk as the Red Sox piled up 12 hits off three Baltimore pitchers.
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Cleveland suspends Green for jumping club in Los Angeles
The Cleveland Indians suspended outfielder Gene Green for disciplinary reasons after missing a plane. President Gabe Paul indicated a fine may follow once he rejoins the team, and Tebbetts called Green a mixed up guy but predicted a return. The incident involved cross country clubs and indoor outdoor meets in Indianapolis and Los Angeles.
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Krishnan Wins Davis Cup Tie To Hoist Indian Title
Ramanathan Krishnan defeated Osamu Ishi guro 6-2 6-3 7-5 in the decisive match, giving India the Eastern Zone Davis Cup title as the series finished 3-2. India advances to meet the winner of the American European matches, likely in New Delhi in November.
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AHS Tennis Team Falls to Muncie Central 4 3
Anderson high school's tennis squad dropped a key conference match at Muncie Tuesday losing 4 to 3 to undefeated Muncie Central. Jim Clark and John Jin won singles, while Clark and Steve Todd won the doubles.
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Alexandria Boys Cage Clinic Seeks Coaches and Players
Alexandria area hosts a basketball cage clinic for boys in grades fifth through eighth with elite instruction from local coaches including Orvis Short and Bob Dickson. The program charges a nominal enrollment fee, provides T shirts, and runs weekday morning sessions at the High School gym with parental contact at the Associates office.
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