YMCA gym sc o re s lead by Campbell Robinson Macy list
Campbell, Robinson and Macy star among top scorers in YMCA Junior A gym events. Tommy Campbell tops with 1834 points earning a Y letter, followed by Carlis Looper Jeff Gill David Hancock and David Griffith. Jr B yields David Robinson 726 points with Ronnie Delph and Terry Scott next, plus a long list of participants and award winners.
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Paul Strong
Fritz Harvey
Newman
Frank Durham
Jim Mels
James Stringer
Wallace Copeland
Mike Carpenter
Ronald Woodruff
Tom Carpenter
Lowell Jackson
Don Bennett
Don Bullard
Gene Stewart
Wayman Robinson
Rod Duffey
Tom Denman
Jack Warren
Richard Delph
Bob Layton
James Baker
Jim Dent
Jerry Cobb
Calvin Folsom
Bob Short
Larry Davis
Glen Scott
Phil Eldridge
Pete Duffey
Richard Hamer
Tom Wilson
Bill Wicker
Roger Skinner
Frank Ray
Kyle Hardin
Tommy Jackson
Bob Peavier
Robie Levitt
F. M. Lucas
Lloyd McClintick
Dave Rush
Tom Mueschen
Tom Smith
Tom Lowash
Robert Birdwell
Charles Raper
Cheney McCarroll
Kenneth Hodge
Bill Taylor
Jerry Henning
John Wise
Larry Earley
Jack Sanders
Ray Taylor
Neil Jones
Jerry Ellison
Jim Kirby
Jesse Green
Steve Miller
Steve Gill
Tom Davis
Tom Marsh
Billy van Duyn
Don Lambert
Eddie Shell
Kenneth LaVigne
Robinson
David Robinson
YMCA
David
Ronnie Delph
Terry Scott
Ronnie
Terry
David May
Steven Land
Dean Leach
DeWayne Conner
Larry Smith
Jeff Rees
Bob Breece
Jack Norrick
Omar Duffer
Jim Macy
Robert Watson
Marion
Bruce Stone
Glen Kenney
Buddy Branch
Everett Lawson
Jon Gaul
James Taylor
Thomas Shell
Jerry Cates
Sonny Markham
Bill Blades
David Dilts
James Purkey
Michael Wertz
Bob Keesling
Darrell Idlewine
Phil Martin
Larry Hayle
John Simmons
Jerry Hiday
Robert Sanders
Jerry Kirkpatrick
Ronnie Lancing
Eddie Roberts
Larry Corya
John Boze
Phil Devaney
John Jaynes
Jerry Woolridge
Charles Stigall
Earl Gibbs
Ronald Brown
Barry Dillard
Nick Lahee
Howard Whitman
Larry Wickens
Jerry Williams
Alan Swinford
Macy
Jack Macy
Rex Boys
Norman Setters
Rex
Norman
Gary Wilde
John Richardson
Bill Carr
Joe Crouse
Vincent Daubenspeck
Bob Pearler
Duane Garner
John Childes
Wes Rawlin
Kim Purvis
Skip Mitchell
Ronald McVey
Tom Riley
Bob Kennedy
Melvin Fisher
Julian Hudson
Bart Hudson
Bill Paramore
Paul Kocher
Ralph Goldsberry
Tom Lutes
Steve Robinson
Dick Daniels
Andy Stone
Richard Tremps
James Vaughn
Bob Crozier
Lee Carroll
Dave Dowell
Jim Smith
David Pettis
Don McGivern
Albert Haines
Tom McGivern
Craig Campbell
James Bermett
Bill Madren
Bill Mendenhall
Jim Adams
Eddie Hofer
Richard Shirley
Don Lachhanin
Tom Lamb
Jim Pugh
Chuck Shaffer
Mike Maguire
Fred Lambee
Cunem
von Bullard
Richard Beaman
Ckson
James Harting
Bagge
Maing
Charles Harting
Duane Johnson
Jim Lyst
Alvin Folsom
David On
Bill Harmon
John Hardin
Victors Clout Three Visitors For 13 Base Hits
The Anderson Ravens beat Manchester 10 to 6 in Hoosier College Conference baseball at the Eastsiders’ diamond. Anderson led 4 runs in the first and 2 in the second, fourth, and sixth innings. Moffitt, Allen, and Taylor each hit one of three Ravens triples. Brumbaugh and Butts homered for Manchester. Patty earned the win with 7 strikeouts as Adams and Ellis exited early for Manchester. The Ravens advance to Taylor next Saturday. Anderson now 4-4 in conference, 5-5 overall.
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Goodmiller
Lansberry
Rbi-Miller
Brandon
Asher
Webber
Collins
Adams
Jordon
Moffit
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Baker
Mills Walk-Off Wins For Anderson In Ninth Inning
Barry Gaar hit a tough grounder that an error allowed Gary Mills to score from third in the top of the 10th sealing a 4 3 victory for the Anderson Indians over Marion Giants at Memorial Field. Thanas and Nukes pitched for their teams as Anderson rallied from a 3 0 deficit to force extra innings.
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Barry Gaar
Marion
Gary Mills
Anderson Indians
Giants
Memorial Field
Lutton
McCarty
Redskins
Mills
Adams
Gross’ Bobble
Bennett
Gaar
George Thanas
Anderson
Joe Nukes
Bannister Heads to U S TV Tour After Four Minute Mile
Roger Bannister, the 25 year old who broke the four minute mile, flies to New York by plane to tell American audiences about his race on television and radio. He is invited by the British Foreign Office and will appear on CBS I’ve Got a Secret. He will discuss how he ran 3 59 4 with no running in the U S.
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Roger Bannister
New York
America
Bannister
Foreign Office
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
British Information Office
CBS
U. S
ERA Leaders Highlight Simmons Roberts Garver National League
The Associated Press notes that Curt Simmons and Robin Roberts top the National League earned run average with 1.40 and 2.04 respectively, while Murry Dickson sits fifth at 2.50. In the American League Ned Garver leads at 0.49, with Detroit, and others like Antonelli Turley and Gromek posting strong marks.
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Curt Simmons
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phils
Murry Dickson
Associated Press
Simmons
Roberts
Dickson
Detroit
Ned Garver
Michigan
Garver
Turley
Tigers
Steve Gromek
Gromek
Thomas Buried At Tuscaloosa
Ex Notre Dame quarterback and longtime Alabama coach Frank Thomas was buried in Tuscaloosa after Episcopal services on campus. He died Monday after a long illness at 55, ending a career that included three SEC titles and six post‑bowl appearances with Alabama. He later served as athletic director until 1952 and was inducted into the National Football Hall of Fame in 1952.
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Ala
Frank Thomas
Notre Dame
Canterbury Chapel
University of Alabama
Thomas
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Muncie
Ind
Western State Normal College
Kalamazoo
Mich
Knute Rockne
Akron U. names McMullen to replace Cochrane as head coach
Akron University selects Joe Mc Mullen, formerly at Washington and Jefferson College, to succeed Kenneth Cochrane as head football coach. Cochrane will remain athletic director, citing the dual roles as too demanding.
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Ohio
Akron University
Joe McMullen
Washington and Jefferson College
Kenneth Cochrane
Cochrane
Bannister to return to track for half mile race
Roger Bannister announced a May 20 half mile attempt for London University against Oxford University at Motspur Park, Surrey as part of an inter university meet. He may chase Whitfield’s world record of 1:48.6 while weighing a broader string of half mile races this summer.
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Roger Bannister
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Motspur Park
Surrey
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Whitfield
AHS Reserves Topple Foe in Golf Meet at Grandview Course
Anderson High School reserves defeated Alexandria 93 at Grandview Course. Jim Overlin of Anderson was medalist with 78. Anderson golfers travel Thursday to Indianapolis for a three way meet with Tech and Logansport. At Fort Wayne sectionals next Saturday, Anderson aims for state.
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Grandview
Jim Overlin
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Logansport
Indians
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Fort Wayne
Bob Burt
Ronnie Treesh Jr
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Bill Bender
Bob Crozier
Fred Storr
Craig Campbell
Jim Daugherty
Dobson Returned To Boston As Coach Then Released
Veteran right hander Joe Dobson, who had just signed on as coach for the Boston Red Sox, was released unconditionally as a pitcher Saturday. The 37 year old Dobson logged a 137–103 lifetime record since starting with Cleveland in 1939.
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Joe Dobson
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Cleveland
Santee Aims For 3 58 3 Mile Soon
Wes Santee, KU senior and top American miler, aims to run the mile in 3 58 3 at an upcoming meet. He recalls a high school prophecy predicting the time and notes Bannister's 3 59 4 world mark as a target. He expresses desire to race Bannister and Swedish runners Eriksson and Karlsson at California events in June.
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Wes Santee
America
University of Kansas
Ashland
Kan
Wes
Bannister
Oxford
England
B'nai Brith Lodge
Santee
Sweden
California
Ingvar Eriksson
Sune Karlsson
Compton
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Remley's Tavern Wins Lapel League Championship
Remley's Tavern clinched the Lapel Recreation League title at Lapel alleys by defeating Dick's Auto Sales and Lehr's Barber Shop. The Remley's finished 85 won 55 lost with team members Kenneth Kingery Elmer Dawson Virgil McVey George Kingery Orson Drake and Victor Kingery. The final standings note a quirky line about crabs climbing palm trees.
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Dick's Auto Sales
Sheldon’s Garage
Lehr
Remley’s
Sheldon’s
Remley
Kenneth Kingery
Elmer Dawson
Virgil McVey
George Kingery
Orson Drake
Victor Kingery
Remsey Tavern
Sheldon Garage
Uaw-Cso
Dick's Autosee
Lehr's Barber
Bolander Sibel
CIO
Bolander Exco
Aera
Remley Tavern
Dick’s Autos
W. Fort
V. Fickle
O. Drake
E. Haines
E Fort
K. Kingery
R. Brown
P. Stanford
L. Stewart
Rookie Bears Bums Clubs In Rhubarb Shuts Out Dodgers 2-0
Milwaukee pitcher Gene Conley, the majors best rookie, beat the league leading Brooklyn Dodgers 2-0 on eight hits. A Joe Adcock homer and a disputed Eddie Mathews double sparked the Braves offense during a 15 minute seventh inning confrontation as baserunners and umpires argued the call.
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Gene Conley
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Adcock
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Conley
Danny O'Connell
Mathews
Clem Labine
O'Connell
Bill Stewart
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Ravens defeat Manchester 6-1 in Hoosier tennis meet
Anderson and Victor Anderson led Anderson in the Hoosier College Conference match on their court as Grimes Duff and Riddle won singles. Grimes-Taylor took the doubles, while Duff-Riddie lost in a tight doubles finish. Saturday the Ravens travel to Taylor.
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Das
Riddle
Coy
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Tickets On Sale For Marciano Charles Title Fight
Tickets for the June 17 heavyweight title bout between Rocky Marciano and Ezzard Charles at Yankee Stadium went on sale at the Madison Square Garden box office.
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Rocky Marciano- Ezzard Charles
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Baseball scores and schedule across leagues
Milwaukee 2 Brooklyn 0 and New York 5 Cincinnati 4 led to a 10 inning game Philadelphia 8 Chicago 7. St Louis at Pittsburgh postponed by rain. American Association games Washington 5 Detroit 3 Baltimore 2 Philadelphia 0 New York 5 Cleveland 3. Other games Indianapolis 3 Columbus 1 Kansas City 4 Charleston 1 Minneapolis 9 Toledo 7 Louisville 2 St Paul 2 tie end 10th.
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National League and American League Game Matchups
Baseball slate features St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at New York, Milwaukee at Brooklyn, and Boston at Chicago with pitchers Haddix O Donnell Dickson Minner Burdette Newcombe, Pascual Gray Reynolds Garcia, plus Columbus Indianapolis Louisville St Paul Toledo Minneapolis listed for night action.
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Chicago
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Detroit
Pascual
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Reynolds
Garcia
Satterfield Stoppages Mederos in Miami Bout
Bob Satterfield of Chicago, 181, stopped Julio Mederos, 197, Havana, in 1 05 of the second round in a scheduled 10 round fight at the auditorium Tuesday night. Satterfield attacked after a cautious start with a left hook and rapid combinations driving Mederos to the ropes. A final left hook sent Mederos to the canvas for the full count.
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Fla
Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Julio Mederos
Havana
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Saterfield
Phillips Oilers star Chuck Darling sets NIBL scoring mark
In two NI BL seasons Chuck Darling of the Phillips Oilers averaged 17.1 points per game. His 19.4 point average in 1953 54 established a new league record.
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Chuck Darling
Phillips Oilers
North Anderson and East Side Lead After Results
North Anderson 12 over Park Place 20 with East Side at 14 and Salvation Army 10. Whetstone Park Place beats North Anderson 20 to 12 as Chesterfield Dunkard posts 2.
Softball scores highlight Shadyside games last night
North Anderson and East Side led a high scoring City Association slate. North Anderson beat Whetstone 12 to 8 with five homers including Arnold Swango and Fred Matthews. East Side defeated Salvation Army 14 to 10 as Dave Harris and Pentz homered and Aubuchon and Pentz added multiple hits. Park Place crushed Chesterfield 20 to 2.
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Bill Dickerson
Willie Dale
Arnold Swango
Fred Matthews
Army
Masters
Dave Harris
Pentz
Wood
C. Murdock
Aubuchon
Armscamp Plans 3 Night Cards at Alexandria Speedway
Rain and cold weather disrupted two of three nights at Armscamp Speedway near Alexandria but racing resumes Friday through Sunday May 14 to 16. A fifty-lapper headlining each card will be preceded by four ten-lap heats and a fifteen-lap semifinal starting at 8:30 p.m. CDT with Ralph Hurst of Muncie as narrator. last week’s mixup halted a race at 34 laps and a pole-climb incident occurred. Front runners Guy Smith of Gas City, Claude Caldwell of Anderson, and Bob Albright of Noblesville return, along with Payne who plans to race. strictly stock cars only this year.
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Anderson
Arnold Shields
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Gas City
Claude Caldwell
Bob Albright
Noblesville
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