Indians Lose Heartbreaker 2 1 as Rohbaugh Holds Tribe
Anderson Indians fall 2 1 at Logansport with Conrad delivering a bases loaded single in the bottom of the ninth. Rohbaugh allowed only one hit for seven innings while Logansport tallied on an error and a late hit. Anderson, now 7-2 overall, hosts Frankfort Thursday at Memorial Field in a 4 p.m. game.
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Ireland
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Aderson
Don Barnett
Memorial
Frankfort
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Tee Times Announced For WRC Golf Meet
Plans and tee times for Thursday's White River Conference golf meet at Grandview Golf Course are set. Teams start in staggered blocks from 1 pm to 2 pm with five medalist playoffs if tied and team playoff if tied. Conditions may switch to winter rules if needed.
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Grandview Golf Course
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St. Mary’s
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Middletown
Mount Vernon
Markleville
Frankton
Yorktown
Summitville
Hensley
St. Mary's
Madison Heights tops AHS in two high school golf matches
Madison Heights defeated Anderson twice at Edgewood Country Club with strong showing from Bill Spannuth Bobby Rose and Mike Roberts each shooting in the 70s. Anderson's Surbaugh led Indians with a 76. Madison Heights also won the reserve match 8 14 to 6 2 and the varsity 111 to 3 23. The Pirates improved to 8 3 and will play Highland next, with both teams scheduled for the LaPorte Invitational Friday.
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St. Mary's
Dick Worden
Ron Kimmerling
Highland
Vic Ross
Tom Frank
Anderson
Ray Fleenor
Steve Riley
Madison Heights
Jim Jones
Clarence Newland
YMCA
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AHS
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Vincennes U signs Indiana players from Mich City champs
Vincennes University basketball will add two members from Michigan City Indiana high school championship team O Neil Simmons and Stan Farmer. Simmons 5 foot 9 halfhawk will start for the Indiana All Stars in June versus Kentucky. Also noted are David Black from New Castle and Glen Pryor from Muncie Southside signing with Wisconsin and Miami of Ohio respectively.
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O'Neil Simmons
Stan Farmer
Vincennes
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Muncie Southside
Miami
Ohio
AC Conducts Clinic For Boys Thursday
The Anderson College clinic for Littl League Babe Ruth and Connie Mack boys teams starts at 6 30 p m with AC squad headed by Carl Erskine demonstrating techniques. All attendees are invited as guests to the 8 p m AC vs St Josephs college game at Memorial Stadium.
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Brooklyn- Los Angeles Dodgers
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Indians blank Richmond in North Central tennis clash
Anderson swept Richmond 7 0 to extend its league run to six straight wins and 12 of 13 as Huntley East and Looper battled through three sets. Marion looms next, with a possible NC crown at stake if Triie falters. results include Ayer Warfel Peele Hartman and doubles teams in a 7 0 win.
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Ravens Edge Hanover In Close Pre Hoosier Meet
Anderson College edged Hanover 73 to 72 on the Ohio River oval as coach Jim Macholtz rested stars before the Hoosier College Conference meet at Franklin. Anderson won both relays and eight events, with doubles by Rich Sharp and Bays, plus a dead heat in the 880.
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Harker
Allen
Marion Hands Scots 1314-1 Golf Loss
Marion handed Highland a 1314-1 golf defeat as Ruley, Marion’s No.5, shot 71 to earn medalist honors. Highland competes in the White River Conference meet at Grandview Thursday.
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Ruley
Grandview
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Geiger
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McKnight
Pfohl
Dixon
Mommey
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Tulsa Edges Indians 3-2 Behind Late Rally
Tulsa held off the Indians 3-2 as Bill Voss delivered a two run hit in the eighth inning. Bob Radovich and Barney Schultz combined on a three hitter with help from an infield single by Bob Tolan for the decisive run.
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Partif
Jim Shellenback
Ipsanapolis
Ind
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Frank Shell
Indianapolis
Tribesmen
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Bob Radovich
Dave Ricketts
Bob Tolan
Bobby Dews
Radovich
Barney Schultz
Indians
Knicks to Grab Russell in NBA Draft by AP
Dazziel Russell, Michigan 6-foot-5 All America, is expected to be the No. 1 pick by the New York Knicks after a coin flip gave them first selection. Detroit gets the second pick and may pick Dave Bing from Syracuse. Dave Schellhase of Purdue is also projected as a high first-round choice.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Dazziel Russell
Michigan
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
New York
Detroit Pistons
Detroit
Dave Bing
Syracuse
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Four Cardinals homer in wind at Wrigley to belt Cubs
St Louis Cardinals slugged four homers at Wrigley Field as Bob Gibson won his third by shutting out Chicago 8–0. Gibson limited the Cubs to six hits while adding an inside the park homer. Orlando Cepeda, in his first Cardinals game after a Sunday trade, drove in two with a sacrifice fly and a homer, joining Curt Flood and Mike Shannon in the long-ball parade.
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Bob Gibson
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Mike Shannon
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Yorktown and Highland Garner Track Championships
Yorktown and Highland won the 880 relay with members Engle, Hunter, Johns, and Teeters. Highland also took the event title ahead of Mt. Vernon Lapel Yorktown and Sun PER. A separate note recalls umpire Tom Connolly officiating the first American League game on April 24, 1901, and a Chicago White Sox 5 2 win over the Cleveland Indians.
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Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Tigers Topple Cleveland, 3-2 Tigers Topple Cleveland, 3-2
Baltimore Orioles seize first in the American League with a 3-2 win over the Chicago White Sox. Brooks Robinson drove in the deciding run in the 12th inning on a fielder's choice after a tense game.
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Chicago
Brooks Robinson
Hinga to Speak at WRC All-Sports Banquet
Jim Hinga Ball State basketball coach will be guest speaker at White River Conference all-sports banquet Monday at 6 pm at Linder's. A Fort Wayne native, he earned a 1947 Purdue BS and 1948 masters, lettered in football basketball and track, coached at West Lafayette High School, Fort Wayne North, and Ball State since 1954. He has twice been Indiana Collegiate Conference Coach of the Year and runs the Ball State basketball clinic each fall.
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Ball State University
White River
Linder’s
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Fort Wayne
Purdue University
Fort Wayne North
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Indiana College Coaches Association
Rochester blank Cleveland 7 in final series clash
Rochester crushed Cleveland 7 to 0 to take a 3-2 lead in the best of seven. Auburn star Lee DeFore led the SEC in scoring last season with 615 points over 26 games averaging 23.7 per game.
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Rochester
Cleveland
Auburn
Lee DeFore
Reformatory Dominates Bluffton In EIBL Clash 23-9
Indiana Reformatory Braves routed Bluffton Merchants 23 to 9 in Eastern Indiana Baseball League at the Reformatory diamond. Braxton earned the win with five innings relief allowing three hits and two unearned runs, as Bluffton’s Smith took the loss. Reformatory built a big eighth inning with 11 runs after a tight game, while Oliver Hall Luke Meeks and others contributed multi hit efforts in a rugged scoring barrage.
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Carmel
Baker
Pirates
Jack Lacey
Jack Taylor
Phil Faris
Gephart
Highland
Poa Smith
Hanoen
Carnahan
Rockhill
Walton
Newburg
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Corzinski
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Peek
Faris
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Jones
Lacey
Gep
Hart
Daley
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Reformatory Diamond
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Smith
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RBI
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Harp
Hall
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Meeks
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Givens
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Reough
Larry Chinn
Phil
Brauhges
Alexandria
Madison
Bohm
Pote
Warner
Huntington
Keller
Holbrook
Bixton
Nidor
Commercial Managers Meet At Shadyside Park
An important meeting of managers of all Commercial men's softball teams will be held at 7 o'clock tonight at Shadyside Park diamond. Tonight's opening games follow: 6:15 National Gypsum vs. Elwood, 7:15 Pepsi-Cola vs. Eagles, 8:15 Alibi vs. Local 3944.
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Shadyside Park Diamond
Duane Alfrey
National Gypsum
Elwood
Pepsi-Cola
Eagles
Alibi
Local
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