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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1969

Page

27

Marion Wins In North Central Conference Golf Meet

Marion High School captured the NCC golf meet at Grandview Golf Course with a team score of 304, edging Muncie Central 314 and Anderson 315. Individual leaders were Marion’s Dave Raabe 75 and Kent Moore 76, with Bobby Childs of New Castle firing 73 as medalist.

Marion Anderson Anderson High School Mun Central NCC Marion High School Grandview Muncie Central Indians Dave Raabe Kent Moore Bill Scott Ted Millspaugh Rick Castle Logansport Lafayette Jeff Richmond Kokomo Bill Steve Norris George Pancoli Jon Maier New Castle Bobby Childs Jeff Cook Gree Goff Joe Fuller Rick Mathey Rick Me

Meadowbrook Fairview Openers Kick Off Baseball Season

Meadowbrook Franklin Fairview host opening ceremonies for Little Leagues with District 6 administrator Jim Russell Rev Thomas Heilman and Legion color guard leading pledges and flag-raising. Local 1944 meets Sertoma at noon, Anderson Township Exchange faces Hoosier Market at 2, Mountain Dew plays Coca-Cola at 4. Franklin expands to six teams and renames a field after retiring principal Victor Owens. Fairview American starts at 1 with three major league games. Minor leagues expand to eight teams at Fairview. Major league teams include Delco Remy Guide Lamp Lions Club Aux Police Albea Plumbing Davis Dairy. Minor league clubs listed.

Meadowbrook Franklin Fairview American Anderson District 6 Jim Russell Thomas Heilman St. Ambrose Catholic Church American Legion Color Guard Sertoma Anderson Township Exchange Hoosier Market Mountain Dew Coca-Cola Victor Owens Franklin School James Ault Delco-Remy Guide Lamp Lions Club Auxiliary Police Albea Plumbing Davis Dairy Fairview Pepsi- Cola Johnson Realty Norbury Realty Walker’s Jewelry First

Reid Storms Into 1st Round Texas Open Lead

Steve Reid, fresh from a self-enforced vacation over his sour putter, shot 33-34 for a four under 67 and led the Texas Open by one stroke. Youngsters Jess Snead and Bobby Cole were two back at 69, with Bert Yancey and others at 70. Trevino stumbled early but recovered to 74.

Michael Rabin San Antonio Tex UPI Steve Reid Reid Jess Snead Sam Snead Bobby Cole P Logram Bert Yancey Dale Douglass Dean Refram Doug Sanders Terry Wilcox Wayne Yates Steve Opperman Pecan Valley Country Club Snead Tour Cele Dave Hill al Baldin Fred Marti Earl Stewart Tom Aaron Bob Erickson Everett Vinzant Tommy Aycock Dave Eichelberger Dick Rhyan Johnny Stevens Bob Lunn Frank Beard J.C. Goosie Dennie Meyer Frank Boynton Howell Fraser Gene Ferrell Kel Nagle Dudley Wyson Dave Picard Bill Robinson So Ib Ak Bob Stanton Joe Carr Rod Curley John Mille Pete Brown Mele Jim Wiechers Bob McCallister RH Sikes

Little 500 time trials set at Sun Valley Speedway

Two former champions and a field of more than 60 drivers race for poles in the 21st annual Little 500 at Sun Valley Speedway. Qualifying runs 4 to 6 pm to select the 33 fastest for 8:30 pm Saturday’s 125 mile classic, with entries from Muncie to Toledo and a lineup detailing car numbers, drivers, home towns, and motor types.

Sun Valley Speedway Sun Valley Carl Harrison Tiffin Ohio Cy Fairchild Chuck Taylor East Alton Ill Muncie Bobby King Ray Wright Elkhart Ind Benny Rapp Toledo Bob Skinner Indianapolis Dale Burton Skinner Sam Skinner Everett (Baldy) Burton Dale Bobby Leever Anderson International Motor Contest Association National Speedways of Florida, Inc

Top Knight Checks In For Preakness Bid

Top Knight arrives at Pimlico for the 94th Preakness on May 17 facing Majestic Prince Arts and Letters and other top-year-olds. The 1968 2year-old champion, owned by Steven B. Wilson estate and trained by Say Metcalf, was fifth in the Derby and will gallop Saturday then work Sunday under trainer watch with Elliott Burch of Arts and Letters to observe. The field is set for 10 with final Derby eligibles to be assessed after Aqueduct’s Withers.

Baltimore UPI Top Knight Pimlico Race Course Majestic Prince Arts and Letters Vertex Steven B. Wilson Say Metcalf Garden State Park Churchill Downs Looking Trim John Himmelrich Metcalf Florida Elliott Burch Withers Aqueduct

Coca-Cola Drops A Pair To Midwest Towel

Coca-Cola’s softball team lost a double header to Midwest Towel 6 to 2 and 5 to 3 at Muncie Thursday. Harry Ochs led Midwest with five hits, Mike Byrd went 3 for 4 in game two, while Leon Zachary and Barrett Bates had two hits for Coke in the nightcap. Zachary hit a first inning two run homer. Coca-Cola opens Traveling League against Kokomo May 17 and will defend their title in Kokomo.

Coca-Cola Midwest Towel Muncie Harry Ochs Anderson Mike Byrd Leon Zachary Barrett Bates Coke Zachary Kokomo Midwest Shimer Norton Wilshire and Wheels Ellis Smith R. Byrd

Extensive Card On Tap Tonight At Sun Valley

Convertibles, Figure 8 cars and modified hardtops all will be in action at Sun Valley Speedway tonight in a weekly double header presented by track owner Joe Helpling. The card begins at 6 50 p m with time trials and the first 10 lap heat at 8 30. Two Figure 8 features close out the stock car drivers from central Indiana including Bob Fields Willow Branch Jim Brewer Noblesville John Keller Elwood Bill Lemon and Junior Shirley Anderson in the starting field.

Sun Valley Speedway Joe Helpling Indiana Bob Fields Willow Branch Jim Brewer Noblesville John Keller Elwood Bill Lemon Junior Shirley Anderson

American labor hours shift over a century

A century ago the typical American worked about 6512 hours per year while today the figure is around 4042 hours. The contrast highlights a substantial decline in annual work hours and implies changes in work life and productivity.

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