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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1966

Page

25

Indiana Track Stars Lead Sectional Push In Eight Events

Indiana high school track and field stars headline sectional action with top marks in eight events. The mile looks most likely to fall Friday, as Griffith’s John Collet set 4 20.9 last year while Don Vandrey of Valparaiso holds the all time state mark at 4 14.8 this season. The mile relay record appears safe at 3 18.4 set by Gary Tolleston in 1963, though Tolleston this season is at 3 21.2.

Ron Gilbert Associated Press Indiana John Collet Griffith Don Vandrey Valparaiso Gary Tolleston Tolleston Valpariso Jim Eastlund Gary Wirt Howard Doughty Fort Wayne North Bob Snoddy Bloomington University Jim Hallenbeck Bob Grudzinski Hobart Lance Pratt Pratt Steve Norris Rochester Leroy Johnson Mishawaka Mike Conners Evansville Reitz Earl Smith Gary Roosevelt Eli Myers Lee Ezell Jim Arbuckle Indianapolis Arlington Bob Gordes South Bend Riley Mike Hanna Perron Gar Tolleston Samuel Anderson Tom Jordan Isaac Hood Willie Lewis Robert Holden Willie Lloyd Howard Harris Brebeuf Mike Blakey Dave Wagner Sam Carter Clyde Peach Paul Paine Steve Bulmahn Indiana Central Lou Gerig Dave Selent Knotting Ravens Franklin Eastsiders Manchester Panthers Hanover Indiana Centra Anderson HCC Taylor Eastside Trojans Rick Sharp John Wallace Sharp Raven

Ravens Track And Golf Standouts Lead Conference Action

The article lists season bests and sectional records across track events with top performers from Gary Froebel, Brebeuf, Muncie Central, and other schools. It notes matchups, times, and marks for events like the 100, 220, 440, 880, hurdles, jumps, and relays, plus prep golf results and upcoming meets involving Eastside cindermen and Indiana Central. It also mentions Denver soccer's 17 game win streak.

New Golf Shoe Spike Reduces Green Damage

Tests under USGA green section led by Dr Marvin Hanson at College Station Texas found a recessed flange spike causes less soil compaction than standard spikes. Three spike types were evaluated with two new models having recessed flanges.

New York United States Golf Association Marvin Hanson National Research Coorinator USGA College Station Texas

Torrence Named Pendleton High Football Coach

VINCENNES Ind AP Dave Torrence 30 former Vincennes assistant named Pendleton Highs first football coach He is Evansville Central 1955 graduate and Evansville College 1958 captain with program plan for a reserve schedule next season.

Vincennes Ind Dave Torrence Pendleton Torrence Evansville Central High School Evansville College

Ratterman Seeks Seat In Congress

Former quarterback Georg Ratterman, 39, seeks the Republican nomination in Kentucky 4th District. He previously served as Campbell County sheriff until 1965 and led a Newport cleanup drive. He played for Notre Dame and in professional leagues before entering politics again.

Fortt Homas UPI Georg Ratterman Congress Ratterman Campbell County Notre Dame Newport

Astros cut Frank Carpin to reach 25-man roster

The Houston Astros released left hander Frank Carpin on Monday to meet the 25-man limit. Manager Grady Hatton said Carpin was being offered to Columbus, the club he was drafted from in the winter meetings.

Carpin Houston Houston Astros Frank Carpin Grady Hatton Carpin Columbus

Subdued Cassius Clay Arrives in London for Cooper Title Fight

Cassius Clay arrived in London amid nerves and fanfare to begin final preparations for the May 21 heavyweight title defense against Henry Cooper. He flew from Heathrow after fog diverted the arrival to Shannon, Ireland, and was greeted by promoter Harry Levene and others. Clay declined to predict the outcome, spoke briefly, and insisted on being called Muhammad Ali. A crowd gathered at his hotel as preparations continued at Arsenal’s High Soccer stadium, with tickets set at 20,000 and a 45,000 limit later approved.

London UPI Cassius Clay Henry Cooper Clay Heathrow Field Shannon Ireland Champion Angelo Dundee Jimmy Ellis Harry Levene Mickey Duff Cooper Muhammed Ali Levene Arsenal North Danny Holland Henry

Dean Predicts Sadecki Trade Will Bring Giants pennant

Former Cardinal Dizzy Dean said Ray Sadecki will boost the San Francisco pitching staff and help win the NL pennant. He backed the deal exchanging Sadecki for Orlando Cepeda, noting Cepeda’s knee and hitting punch as key factors and calling Sadecki a top five pitcher by season's end.

ST. Louis UPI St. Louis Cardinal Dizzy Dean Ray Sadecki San Francisco Dean Giants Sadecki Orlando Cepeda Bob Howsam Cardinals Cepeda Willie McCovey I. C. Middleman Howsam Middleman Cardinal Red Schoendienst Stan the Man Willie Mays Willie Schoendienst Curt Flood Charley Smith Sadeck

Suburbanite Cooper's Bowl Standings and Norwood Bowl Points

Standings show Eavey's One at 92-40, Stottlemyer's Lumber 88-44, Sting Rays 76-42-552, Coin- O-Matic 70-4-6142, Don's Trailer Court 69-63, Miller's Bar 67-65, Six 63-69, Kirkman's 62-70, Geiger's Texaco 61-71, Kelly's Gravel 55-77, Eavey's Two 45-42-862. Norwood Bowl point leaders include 7 Up 44, Econ-O-Wash 40, Cullen & Stone 39-2, Hob Nob 34, Turschman's IGA 32-42, White Spot 32, Cooper's Ashland 31-42, Pepsi-Cola 29, Yates Market 29, Donahue Gas 25, Hank's TV 23, Broyles Furniture 23.

Eavey’s One Stottlemyer’s Lumber Sting Rays Coin- O-Matic Don’s Trailer Court Miller’s Bar Six Kirkman’s Geiger’s Texaco Kelley’s Gravel Donald's Beauty Shop Eavey’s Two Econ-O-Wash Cullen & Stone DX Turschman’s Iga Cooper's Ashland Pepsi-Cola Yates Market Donahue Gas Hank’s Tv Broyles Furniture

Lady Eagles and teams split scores in league play

Norwood Bow and Scotty's Sport Specials led by Gil Miller and Jack Lovens Used Cars posted wins with scores of 4 1 and 3 3 respectively while Harley's Car Sales and White S contributed 3 1 and 3 4. Honor roll mentions K Garner M Peel and J Kivi among others.

Norwood Bow Gil Miller Sinclair Scotty’s Harley’s Hart’s Little Store White S Jack Lovens K. Garner Lady Eagles Murnan’s Phyllis — —_ Shop Mears Andersonsl Ginger’ S Blue Room Willhoite Anderson Trailer Sales Pettis M. Peel J. Kivi

Cast Iron 4 Bantids 0 Clean ers 3 and more league scores

Baseball style scores list teams and players with the day’s results and honor roll figures. Rains Gardens section shows team scores and an honor roll with multiple players and numbers.

Umpire Works On Inside Calls As Robinson Moves

In St Petersburg Augie Donatelli practices with Jets as Eddie Bressoud asks which pitch is toughest to call. Donatelli notes high inside calls are hardest with Fran Robinson crowding the plate before Robinson was traded to the Baltimore Orioles from Cincinnati last winter.

ST. Petersburg Fla New York Jets Augie Donatelli Eddie Bressoud Donatelli Fran Robinson Cincinnati Robinson Baltimore Orioles

Hal Smith contract secrecy cited in Cardinals history

St. Petersburg AP recalls Hal Smith agreeing to a secret contract terms stance with the St. Louis Cardinals after Frank Lane promised no terms would be announced. Smith told reporters he was ashamed of the secrecy and would keep quiet.

ST. Petersburg Hal Smith St. Louis Cardinals Frank Lane Catcher Smith

Walsh named assistant coach for Oakland Raiders

Bill Walsh, 34, an Stanford assistant, was named on Monday as an assistant coach for the Oakland Raiders in the AFL. He fills the vacancy after John Rauch was promoted to head coach as Al Davis became AFL commissioner.

Oakland Calif Bill ‘Walsh Stanford Oakland Raider John Rauch al Davis AFL

Browns star Jim Brown leads NFL rushing title span

Cleveland Browns running back Jim Brown has won the NFL rushing title in eight of his nine NFL seasons, underscoring his dominance in pro football history recorded by UPI.

Cleveland UPI Jimmy Brown Cleveland Browns National Football League

Lions Running Back Terry Barr Limited to One Carry

Detroit Lions end Terry Barr season with a single rushing attempt for minus 12 yards marking a career low in the NFL. Barr did not contribute in other rushing plays and his role on offense was minimal throughout the year.

Detroit UPI Terry Barr Detroit Lions

WIBC Standings Shake Up in New Orleans

Betty Lupicki of St. Louis took over the all-events lead and with Rita Hennessey won fifth in doubles. Mary Plunkett of Buffalo led singles and tied for fifth in all events with Neil Hilton. Lupicki posted a 1765 all-events, 654 doubles, and the 950 team series highlighted by a 2697 team score across events.

New Orleans UPI Betty Lupicki St. Louis Wolfert Heavy Hauling Co Rita Hennessey Mary Plunkett Buffalo N.Y Neil Hilton Minneapolis

Yale to Lead 1966 67 Hockey Team Under Captain Gelman

Warren B. Gelman a 20 year old from Buffalo New York will captain Yale's 1966 67 hockey squad. At 5 feet 6 inches and 140 pounds he leads the team as captain of the season.

Warren B. Gelman Buffalo N. Y Yale

Sloan named NC State basketball coach

North Carolina State University announced that Florida coach Norman Sloan will succeed Press Maravich as the NC State basketball coach. Caldwell disclosed the appointment at the State Alumni Association dinner after the athletic council recommended Sloan. Sloan, an NC State graduate, coached at Florida for six seasons.

Raleigh N. C North Carolina State John T. Caldwell Florida Norman Sloan Press Maravich State Cadwell State Alumni Association Athletic Council Sloan N. C. State University of Florida Maravich Louisiana State University

Boca Ree-Al golf tourney results and aces posted

Boca Ree Al course winners announced by pro Jeff Mays after last week events. Law tied for 1st with 56s among Call Hill Roudebush. others tied at 57 for 4th 5th 6th. Low gross reflects Mr and Mrs Jones and Mr and Mrs Williams. low net names Ball and Pickering. Three aces by Jones Hill Koob with witnesses named. Windlan Eagle at Grandview with 69.

Boca Ree-Al Course Jeff Mays Low Gross Don Jones Harry Williams Low Net Dallas Ball Ed Pickering John Hill Joe Koob Boca Ree- al Jones Frank Lancing Hill Sam Ely Gene Owens Bud Guthrie Koob C. Carpenter Russ Williams Russell Bodenhorn

Rose Shamsky Homers To Spark Cincinnati Victory

Pete Rose and Art Shamsky hit two run homers in the third inning to power the Reds to a 7-4 win over the Atlanta Braves. The key burst gave Cincinnati a lead they held thereafter.

Atlanta UPI Pete Rose Art Shamsky Cincinati Reds Atlanta Braves

White Sox Open at Comiskey Park With 2–1 Loss

Chicago opened at Comiskey Park on July 1, 1910, suffering a 2 to 1 defeat to St. Louis in the White Sox home debut.

Chicago UPI Chicago White Sox Comiskey Park St. Louis

Dodgers Manager Alston’s MLB Career Buried In One At Bat

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Walter Alston’s major league playing career consists of a single at bat with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1936.

LOS Angeles UPI Los Angeles Dodger Walter Alston St. Louis Cardinals

Purdue Action Reported in Indiana recruiting incident

AP reports Purdue took appropriate remedial action after two Boilermaker coaches helped arrange a high school workout in Lebanon Indiana drawing scrutiny from the Indiana High School Athletic Association. Five Indiana youths were suspended from spring sports. Mount remained ineligible.

Chicago Big Ten Purdue Boilermaker Lebanon Ind Rick Mount Indiana High School Athletic Association Lafayette A Ten Bill R George King Reed Sprin Sports Chuck Bavis O

Smith's 19.5 Breaks World 220 Record at San Jose

San Jose State sprinter Tommy Smith clocked 19.5 for 220 yards down a straightaway to break the world mark, also matching 200 meter timing in the same race. Teammate Wayne Hermen was second in 20.5, with Miguel Gonzales of Mexico third in 20.9. Kansas song note appears as unrelated copy.

SAN Jose UPI Tommy Smith San Jose State Smith Dave Sime Duke Frank Budd Villanova Wayne Hermen Mexico Miguel Gonzales

Madison Heights Athletes Dominate County Track

Readable in the week’s sports card, Madison Heights showcases top county marks led by Utley in 100 at 10.2 seconds and 220 at 22.3. Roy and Foland post strong 880 and two mile times, while the 1 mile relay and other events feature notable performances by Anderson and Shockey.

Utley Madison Heights Vickers Madison Roy Alexandria Foland Anderson Aires Davis Adison Heights Lik Davis

Schedule of fallible matchups and events

Winning times for Anderson College at Hanover Madison Heights at Noblesville Ree ays Friday Sectional at Ball State Carmel at Kediogs Heights Wednesday Highland at Madison Heights Thursday Frankfort at Anderson Noblesville at Madison Heights St Josephs at Anderson night Saturday Madison Heights at Muncie South Tourney Golf Tuesday Anderson at Madison Heights St Marys Elwood Pendleton at Middletown Central at Anderson College v ae eee Tondinenee at Grand View New Castle at Anderson Hoosier Conference at Marion Friday Saturday LaPorte Invitational Tennis Anderson at Richmond Alexandria at Occaseg Wednesdays Alexandria at Madison Heights Lawrence Central at Anderson Indiana State Invitational at Cul ver

Anderson College Hanover Madison Heights Noblesville Reeays Pynd Anderson Carmel Kediogs Heights Highland Frankfort Anderson St. Joseph's Muncie South St. Mary's Elwood Pendleton Middletown Anderson Colege Grandview New Castle Hoosier Marion Richmond Alexandria Occaseg Wdenes Madiona Heights Lawrence Central Indiana State Culver

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