Weather and Cinders May Decide Indiana Sectional Track Rec Records
Readable odds favor record breaks in Indiana high school sectional track as wind, heat, and confidence shape performances Friday night. Names like Rivers Calloway Satterfield Snapp and Hawk appear amid sprint times and field marks across Gary, Richmond, Fort Wayne and Indianapolis venues.
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Indiana
Siyoun
Mostlona
Bernie Rivers
Vaie
Chicago
Washington
Washncion
Ich Calloway
Rich Sa
Gary Roosevelt
Joe Gonzalez
Gary Froebel
Bill Satterfield
Richmond
Tors
Major League Baseball Tonight Games and Tracks
National and American League action on the docket with key pitchers and matchups. Spahn Jones Koufax and Mizell headline night games while Detroit New York Boston Washington Baltimore Cleveland Chicago join the AL slate. Local track notes include mile and half mile relay times and standout runners from Indianapolis and Muncie Central.
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Biegheer
Milwaukee
Spahn
San Francisco
Jones
Chicago
Anderson
Los Angeles
Koufax
Cincinnati
Purkey
Pittsburgh
Mizell
St. Louis
Jackson
Philadelphia
Buzhardt
Detroit
Lary
New York
Ditmar
Boston
Monbouquette
Washington
Burnside
Baltimore
Fisher
Cleveland
Hawkins
Kansas City
Bass
Wynn
Grba
Minnnesota
Ramos
American Association
Hare Worth
Indianapolis
Houston
Louisville
Denver
Omaha
Louis
Minnesota
Dallas- He Worth
Chursday
Ft, Worth
Orioles rally on clutch hitting in 8-7 win over Twins
Baltimore delivers late offense behind homers by Martin and Burris and a strong pitching stint by Barber. Seven errors by Minnesota helped the Orioles stretch a two-run lead in the fifth inning, as Bethel East Side Bethany and Mounds games are noted in the box.
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Markleville
Bethel
East Side
Bethany
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota
Shadyside
Martin
Bradley
Steve Barber
Czmilojgles
Barnes
Pascual
Twins
Ted
Abel
Safiowski
Mounds
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Geen
Braith's
UAW
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Frisch
Big Hansen
Sap
South Meridian
Rbm
Barber
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Sanowski
aPertoia
Kate
Julian and
Holloway
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W. McKay
Phisp
Moore
Lee Naesst Ter Setowsie
Turner
J. Renbarger
Noel
Snowden
Pursley
Rehmej
Oke Fobincon
Hansen
Gente
Swinford
Baltimore
Gt Mincher
Txiandos
Brandt
Gentile
Dams
Alo
Alo. Br—Mincher, SB
Adair
Liquide Lamp
Verbbso
Alexandria
Carson and Gilman
Teague
Il Humphries
Eagle
Bynch
Koo
Emge
Bird
Linder
Ellis
Gustin
St Marys Linksmen Capture Third Title In Golf Meet
St Marys Gaels coached by Father Fritz Fraser won the Central Indiana Catholic Conference golf championship at Marion Meshingomesia Country Club. Team total 366, six strokes ahead of runner up Saint Central Catholic. Medalist Jim Chaille fired 86, with teammate Heider and Daoust also contributing solid 90s. St Marys will face Highland next Tuesday at Grandview.
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Anderson St. Mary's
Anderson
Francis l
Fritz
Central
Indiana
Sccuuur Ale Wmlar OD
Decatur Catholic
Huntington Catholic
Jim Chaille
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Head
Heider
Daoust
Highland
Grandview
Bryant Heating and Coaling Special driver talks during trials
Phil Hedback of the Bryant-Hedback Co. meets with Elmer George the Bryant Heating and Coaling Special driver as qualification trials this weekend begin. The team is backed by 300 dealers hoping for fast pace similar to Bryant air conditioners and heating units which have led the field since 1911, the year of the first 500 Mile Race.
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Phil Hedback
Bryant-Hedback Co
Elmer George
Bryant
Ball State Favored To Win Indiana Track Title
Ball State is favored to win its eighth Indiana Conference track and field championship in 11 years at Butler University. Defending champions Roy Watson and Jerry Butler return for Butler, George Belsey and Walt Stewart for DePauw, Dick Wood for Ball State, and John Pesavento for Indiana State in events such as high jump, low hurdles, shot put, half mile, discus, and javelin.
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Ball State
Indiana
Butler University
DePauw
Butler
Roy Watson
Jerry Butler
George Belsey
Walt Stewart
Dick Wood
Indiana State
John Pesavento
Indians Back Up Dotson In His 1st Start
Indians support Larry Dotson in his varsity debut by a 6 run third inning as Anderson beats Indianapolis Tech 10 to 3 on the Tech diamond. Dotson pitched six strikeouts and the Tribe improve in North Central competition. Tech’s offense managed eight hits while Dotson and Bemis limited the runners.
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Dotson
Indianapolis
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Larry Dotson
Indianapolis Tech
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Kennedy
Bemis
Cochren
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BEES
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Herb Shriner
Nell
Tess
Rodgson
Anderson Indians Top Contenders in Muncie Sectional Meet
The Anderson Indians under coach Bob Freeman, 1961 North Central Conference track kings, are seen as strong contenders at the Muncie Sectional at Ball State. They depart South Anderson Stadium at 1 15 PM for the 3 00 PM events including the 100 220 440 880 880 relay and mile races with notable runners listed such as Dale Sweitzer John Pugsley Steve Shoemaker Lave Dyer and Jim Dennis Johnson.
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Anderson Indians
Muncie
Ball State
Oval
la Fine Edge
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Deeree
Dale Sweitzer
Dale Hough
Steve Shoemaker
el- Rave Sele
John Pugsley
Alexandria
Lave Dyer
Jim Dennis Johnson
Gary Paddock Carter
Bob Blake
Taylor Visits AC For Crucial doubleheader
Taylor University baseball leads the Hoosier Colleg e Conference invades Anderson College as the Ravens host the Trojans in a two game set. The first seven inning tilt begins at 2 30 p m on Eastside diamond with Taylor carrying a 3 3 league mark and seeking a win to stay in title contention. Coach Erskine’s squad split with Hanover with a 3 2 loss and 19 7 win. Don Brandon took the loss while Jim Heneger earned the win in relief.
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Taylor University
Don Brandon
Jim Heneger
Loi Retains His World Junior Welter Title
Italy's Dialio Loi retained his world junior welterweight title with a five round decision over ex-champion Carlos Ortiz. The 32-year-old Italian weighed 138 pounds while Ortiz weighed 186% and the bout occurred before 40,000 fans at the outdoor San Siro Stadium in Milan.
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Milan
Italy
Dialio Loi
Carlos Ortiz
Loi
Ortiz
Frank Carter
San Francisco
San Siro
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