Goree Gibson Star Maborey Lead In Track Meet Standings
The article reports results from a track meet with Goree Gibson Maborey leading in events for Anderson and Pennington qualifiers. It lists multiple event winners, runners up, and regional qualifications across teams such as Madison Heights, Muncie Central, Elwood, Union City Wayne, and Richmond, highlighting Mabrey’s shot put win and Bankson’s mile.
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Bucs
Steve Podhaski
The
Pirates
Steve Rybolt
Pendleton
Virgil Bankson
Phil Mabrey
Mike Hanna
Jon Crosley
Steve Sonoff
Markleville
J. Hocker
Elwood
Stan Sanderfur
Lapel
Ray Ward
Anderson
Richmond
Red Devils
Tribe
Gary Roosevelt
Digman
Page
Ball
Busby
Goree
Barnett
Roy
Gross
Podhaski
Conklin
Hocker
Baughn
Melson
Miller
Jarrett
Beazley
Merriman
Bales
Crosley
Hunt of
Wiley Layton
Barron
Union City-Wayne
Muncie Central
Portland
Steen
Isom
Madison Heights
Alexandria
Sonoff
Mark
Pusley
Wiley
Smith
Mabrey
Bradley
King
Curtis
Gibson
Boyce
Hanna
Rogers
Sandefur
A— Anderson
McMuncie Central
Pendicotn
ULC
Frankfot
Muncie Burris
Alex — Alexandria
E Elwood
D — Driver
Mark — Markieville
L — Lapel
Roy — Royerton
Frisch's Romp in League Softball At Shadyside Park
Emge's CIO 663 routed Guide Lamp 7 to 3 while Frisch's Romped to 4 0 behind Brad Yeagy's two hit effort. Friday batch included three homers by Mier Clendenen and W Couch, with Frisch's Tilley Swango and CIO 663's Naylor homering or tripling. Tonight's schedule lists Chesterfield Noble Street Mounds Markleville and North Anderson B Whetstone games at 6 8:30.
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Galbraith
CIO
Lynch
Brad Yeagy
Frisch
Guide Lamp
Shadyside Park Diamond
Mier
Clendenen
W. Couch
Emge’s
Clear
Tilley
Swango
Layton
Jones
Sauerwein
Norton
Cae Oenus
Cesars
Breece
Bird
Linder
Frisch's
J. Kessler
Arnold
Gillman
Daugherty
H. Wood
Pruett
Grandview Cards Speedway Pro Am Sunday Debut
Grandview's first pro am match with the Indianapolis Speedway Club will be held at the Grandview course Sunday May 20 announced by Vice-president Bill Creed. Sign ups close May 13 in the pro shop with pairings announced mid next week. entries cap at 10 a.m. May 13 and play starts an hour later. Brown Recreation sponsors the 18 hole medal results with classes A through E listing top placers and prize money.
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Indianapolis Speedway Club
Grandview Course
Bill Creed
Grandview Group
Brown, Recreation
Oscar Melson
Jack Beck
Steve Super
Milt Owens
Chuck James
Wendell Parsons
Gerald Bodkin
Buck McCormick
Tom Williams
Elwood DeHauity
Ben Cornell
Joe O'Neill
F. Pearce
Bob Bonisa
Ray Dobbins
Indiana Sets Squirrel Season Dates for 1964
The Indiana Department of Conservation adopted an order fixing the squirrel hunting season from August 15 to October 13. Director Donald Foltz said the order will be in effect only through 1964, replacing a proposal that would have run to 1966. Four witnesses at the public hearing voiced no objections.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Department of Conservation
Donald Foltz
Player Leads Colonial Open in Texas
South African Gary Player shot 33 37 70 to a 36 hole total of 138 and led the Colonial National Invitation by one stroke over Arnold Palmer and Johnny Pott at Fort Worth. Palmer struggled with his putter after a 67 opening round, while Jack Nicklaus slid to a 140.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Johnny Pott
Palmer
Pott
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Ford
Nicklaus
Ford
Bruce Crampton
Bo Wininger
Doug Sanders
GE Cinceevne
Ben Hogan
Kel
Jay Hebert
Nelson
Phil Rodgers
Patrick Seeks IHSAA Commissioner Post in Indiana
FAST CHICAGO Ind AP John W Patrick athletic director of East Chicago Schools said today he has applied for the position of Indiana High School Athletic Association commissioner which will be vacated Aug 1 by the retirement of L V Phillips Patrick 53 is a former athletic director of Oglethorpe University and has been in the East Chicago school system 18 years
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Ind
John W. Patrick
East Chicago
Indiana High School Athletic Association
L. V. Phillips
Patrick
Oglethorpe University
57th Little Track Meet Opens in Greencastle
The 57th annual Little State track meet is set for Saturday in Greencastle Indiana with Ball State favored and Butler Wabash and Indiana State as top challengers. A new half mile relay event debuts and the javelin record of 203 feet 3⅝ inches may fall. Wabash has won the meet the last four years with Butler the defending champion.
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Greencastle
Ind
Ball State
Butler
Wabash
Indiana State
Freeman Sets Camp o Rama at Park Place Church
Freeman leads Camp o Rama a family camping event at Park Place Church of God in Seattle. The public program runs 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. with tents trailers and camping gear on display. The event aims to guide new campers and gauge interest in a church camping club and falls under the church's family life program.
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Robert Freeman
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Freeman
Fullerton Hosts First Intercollegiate Elephant Derby
In Fullerton California an improvised elephant race drew 10 000 anticipated spectators though no actual elephants from Harvard Cal Tech or other schools participated. A pink elephant named Popsy at Pacific Ocean Park provided a rental option amid campus publicity and media frenzy.
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Calif
Orange County State
Harvard
Cal Tech
California
Pacific Ocean Park
Dean Ernest A. Becker
Coast Guard Academy
Thursday Scores Spark NL Action and A L Contests
National League results include Milwaukee at Pittsburgh 4 3 and San Francisco 6 St Louis 0. Los Angeles 6 Houston 2. New York vs Chicago postponed by rain. American League shows Chicago 3 Washington 1 and Cleveland 9 Minnesota 4. Los Angeles Detroit 4 and Baltimore 5 Kansas City 2. American Association games Omaha 5 Denver 1 and Oklahoma City 4 Dallas Fort Worth. Louisville at Indianapolis postponed by rain.
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Bell
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Conley
Regan
National League and American Association Scores and Tonight’s Games
Scores from yesterday include Philadelphia 12 Chicago 2 and Washington 12 Baltimore 1. Tonight’s slate features 14 matchups with pitchers like Spahn Koufax Marichal and OToole scheduled across Chicago New York St Louis Houston and more.
Indians Top Yankees 7-1 Behind Grant Five-Hit Game
Jim Grant pitched five hits for Cleveland as Don Dillard and Woodie Held hit homers in a 7-1 win over the New York Yankees. The Indians erased a 1-0 deficit with a big scoring burst in the sixth and added two more runs in the seventh to seal the victory.
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Don Dillard
Woodie
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New York
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Dillard
Phillips
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Kindall
Terry
Grant
Daley
Romano
Skowron
Iph
Verbbso
Ieee
U — McKinley
One Mont
Drummond
Fairview Opens Little League With Triple Header At Fairview Field
The Fairview American Little League begins with a 9:00 a.m. minor league assignments and 10:30 a.m. major league opening ceremonies. At 11:00 a.m. Lions Club vs Guide Lamp opens the top games followed by Auxiliary Police vs Davis Dairy at 1:00 p.m. and Delco Remy vs Albea Plumbing at 3:00 p.m. A total of 60 major league games are planned.
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Fairview Diamond
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Guide Lamp
Davis Dairy
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Charles Lacey
Fairview Field
Fairview American Little League
Don Barnett
Bob Haggard
J. Regenold
R. Richards
D. Sullivan
L. Sumpster
L. Buns
G. Hewit
R. Hilliard
J. Manifold
J. Thornburg
J. McCord
T. Barnett
R. Clendenin
H. Perkins
Bob Barnett
R. Bovie
M. Harp
J. Pugsley
G. Smith
R. Swede
Tigers to tour Japan after season with games in October
The Detroit Tigers plan a post season tour to Japan in October playing teams from the two Japanese pro leagues. Stops are also planned in Hawaii and Hong Kong with an official announcement expected soon from Commissioner Ford Frick. Major league teams have long done exhibition trips to Japan since World War I.
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Detroit Tigers
Japan
Tigers
Hawaii
Hong Kong
Associated Press
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New York Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Tolleston quartet sets Indiana relay record at Gary sectional
Tolleston's mile relay trio Willie Lewis Willie Lloyd Robert Holden Howard Harris clocked 3 18 4 to break the Indiana sectional mark as Harris also posted a 48 5 in the 440 yard dash. Gary Roosevelt defended state honors with meet records toppled including Leek 19 5 horizons.
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Tolleston
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Willie Lewis
Willie Lloyd
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Howard Harris
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Larry Os
Floyd Theus
Clay Leek
James Harris
Art Angotti
Gary Mann
Richard Dilling
Mann
Jim Grudzinski
Hobart
Dilling
Gary Froebel
Gary Wallace
Gary Wirt
Gary Emerson
Griffith
East
Calumet
Liberty
Portage
Elder Rathmann Hurt in Lafayette Crash Killing Chicago Driver
A two car crash on U S 52 bypass in Lafayette killed Louis C. Johnson of Chicago and seriously hurt Cecil H. Rathmann of San Gabriel California. Cecil Rathmann, 59, suffered facial injuries and possible internal damage while Jim Rathmann a 1960 Indianapolis 500 winner and Dick Rathmann a seven time 500 starter were identified as relatives.
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Ind
Chicago
Jim Rathmann
Louis C. Johnson
U. S. 52
Johnson
Cecil H. Rathmann
San Gabriel
Calif
Rathmann
St. Elizabeth’s
Scribes Name Myers Coach Of The Year
Indiana sportswriters pick Jim Myers of Evansville Bosse as 1962 state high school basketball coach of the year. Myers led Bosse to the state title 84 81 over East Chicago Ashington with Ray Estes a distant second. Pirates have oldest rookie Diomedes Olivo at 40s with 11 7 record.
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Ray Estes
Indianapolis
Indiana
Jim Myers
Evansville Bosse
Evansville
Bulldogs
Anderson
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Ashington
Pittsburgh Pirates
Diomedes Olivo
Columbus
Highland Nips St. Mary's In First Game 4-2
Highland opened baseball season after rain-outs with a 4-2 win over St. Mary's at North Babe Ruth diamond. Three Highland pitchers held the Gaels to one hit as St. Mary's left 7 on base amid 8 errors.
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Madison Heights
Royerton
34 Teams Shoot The Works In Team Handicap Pin Meet
34 teams compete in a team handicap pin meet with entries from Anderson Muncie Gary and New Castle. Exhibition schedules list lanes and participants such as Swackhamer Abusters Wearly Monuments and Spare Masters with high scores noted for Muncie Metal Spinning at 942. May 12 and May 13 set assignments for teams including No 1 Beverage Glass Unit Armatures Solenoids Warner Gear Astronauts and 38 Club with venues at Olympia Lanes and Armatures in Anderson.
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Muncie
Anderson Herald-Olympia
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J. Moss
F. Cray
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Gary
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Olympia
Muncie Club
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Kenneth Kline
Cayuga Five
Son Norris
G. Norris
Anderson Norris
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D. Taylor
Tool & Die Makers
Hope Falls
Crawfordsville
No. 1 Beverage
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Ander
C. Higgins
Anderson American Legion No. 1
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Lane named general manager of the Chicago Packers
Frank Lane, 66, returned to sports as general manager of the year old Chicago Packers in the National Basketball Association. He signed a one year contract with President Dave Trager aiming to build a winning team and revive the Packers after a long career in baseball and boxing officiating.
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Kansas City A’s
Chicago Packers
National Basketball Association
Packers
Dave Trager
Lane
American Association
Chicago White Sox
Cowboys Sign Winston to First Nfl Contract
The Dallas Cowboys signed Lloyd Winston, a former Santa Monica City College and Southern California fullback, marking him the 26th rookie inked by the club. This confirms Winston joins Dallas after college standout performances.
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Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Lloyd Winston
Santa Monica City College
Southern California
Cowboys
Millers Qualify For Tech Regional In Track Meet
Ronnie Reasoner of Noblesville won both the mile and 880 yard runs to qualify for the Tech Regional next Friday. He posted 4 32.5 in the mile and 2 00.7 in the 880. Kent Tate qualified in the 100 and 220 with third place finishes. John Stern was fourth in the high jump.
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Noblesville
Tech
Ronnie
Kent Tate
John Stern
Tate
Stern
804 Golfers Enter IHSAA Prep Tourney
Indiana high school sports officials announced 804 golfers from 137 schools will compete in this year’s IHSAA prep tourney. The field rises by 12 schools and 82 players from last year when Washington, Indianapolis, won. Sectionals are set for May 18–19 across Anderson Bedford Elkhart Hammond Indianapolis and Logansport, with the state finals in Indianapolis on May 26.
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UPID
IHSAA
Washington
Anderson
Bedford
Elkhart
Hammond
Logansport
Gentry Trio Plays Charleston Club Engagement
The Gentry Trio performs at Charleston Club located on 116 East 9th offering food and drinks.
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Charleston Club
Food & Drinks
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