Ravens Aim to Upset HCC Track Champion at Hanover
Raven track teams face Hanover in the Hoosier College Conference meet at Hanover with Nat Johnson and Mer lin Neihaus key but hindered by injuries. Raven golfers clash with Marian in Indianapolis as Eastside baseball hosts Taylor in a 1 30 p m doubleheader at Madison Heights High School diamond.
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Anderson College
Raven
Bob Wood
Thinlies
Hoosier College
Hanover
Marian
Indianapolis
Eastside
Taylor
Madison Heights
Wood
Nat Johnson
Johnson
Anderson Prep
Merlin Neihaus
Neihaus
Earlham
Dick Howell
Howell
Ravens
Dave Stevens
Dave Telfer
Terry Havens
Dan Montague
Montague
Telfer
Havens
Ravenace
Charlie Loomis
Loomis
Larry Belvins
Fred Staker
Max Dawson
Dave Miller
Herb Bailey
Ron Arnold
Gary Corbin
Jack Snyder
Jack Busby
Jay Horne
Jim Temple
By Compton
Rosemary Clooney Herb Shriner at A H S Gym
Rosemary Clooney and Herb Shriner perform at A H S Gym on June 10 1961 at 8 00 P M. Call 644 8851 for tickets or details.
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Rosemary Clooney
Herb Shriner
A.H.S. Gym
Linksmen blank Manchester in season opener meet
Anderson College teams remain undefeated as they defeat Manchester 11 to 6 at Grandview Course. The Ravens head to Indianapolis to face Marian College on Coffin Course with May 19 Hoosier College Conference meet on deck.
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Anderson College
Manchester
Grandview
Ravens
Indianapolis
Marian College
Hoosier College
Treesh
Wettschurack
Carroll
Hornish
Butler
Severson M
Gould
Richard
Hempleman
Miller
Walker
Mitchell
Indianapolis Trio Accept Football Scholarships at Louisville
University of Louisville announced three Indianapolis athletes accepted football scholarships. Jim Hannah a tackle from Howe, Bill Tut tle an end from Scecina, and Lou Metike of Cathedral join the Cardinals.
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Louisville, Ky
University of Louisville
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Jim Hannah
Bill Tuttle
Scecina
Lou Metike
Cathedral
Millers Capture Hamilton County Relays Crown
Noblesville Millers dominate the Hamilton County Relays winning with 76 5 6 points. Carmel 37 and Sheridan 28 5 6 follow as five meet records fall including Clark of Westfield in the mile 4 41 3 and Burris of Noblesville in the shot put 53 6.
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Noblesville Millers
Hamilton County
Millers
Carmel
Sheridan
Fishers
Jackson Central
Westfield
Clark
Joe Burris
Noblesville
Reasoner
Bullard
Fisher
Davis
Arrow Liquors Beer and free parking at 14th and Jackson
A local liquor store advertises beer for sale with free parking at the 14th and Jackson Street location. The brief notice highlights parking availability and product focus for shoppers.
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Arrow Liquors
14Th & Jackson Sts
Howard Stars Despite Loss Of Much Sleep
Elston Howard of the New York Yankees played through personal stress after his mother fell ill. He flew to St. Louis, returned to Kansas City in time to start, then delivered a run scoring double and a go ahead single as the Yankees beat Kansas City 9-4. He cited relief and an off day to rest.
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Kansas City
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
Howard
St. Louis
Ralph Houk
Yankee
Yankees
Louisville Field Set For Bluegrass Invitational Cage Tour
University of Louisville hosts the Bluegrass Invitational Basketball Tournament December 15-16 with Saint Bonaventure University of Texas and Western Kentucky State College in the field. The Cardinals will anchor the event.
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Louisville
University of Louisville
St. Bonaventure
University of Texas
Western Kentucky State College
Cardinals
Carmel Beaver tops mile relay in meet record
In a boys track meet results show Carmel Beaver Miller Fogelberg Bullard winning the mile relay with a 3 37.1 meet record. Noblesville Tate Carmack Otter Fisher take the 880 relay in 1 36.5 as Sheridan Carmel Jackson Central finish behind.
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Tate
Moore
Davis
Carmack
Kincaid
Titts
Brandenberg
Gray
Absher
Grinstead
Carmel Beaver
Miller
Fogelberg
Bullard
Noblesville
Fishers
Sheridan
Otter
Fisher
Carmel
Jackson Central
Gentile and Robinson Help Orioles Win
Jim Gentile drove in two runs with his 10th homer as the Orioles beat the Indians 4-2 in Cleveland. Brooks Robinson added three singles in four at bats. Jack Fisher won his first decision in three, holding batters after a strong finish. Johnny Antonelli took the loss despite five starts for his first AL victory attempt.
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Cleveland
Jim Gentile
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Gentile
RBI
Jack Fisher
Jim Piersall
Jerry Adair
Johnny Antonelli
Orioles
Dick Brown Home Run Leader Highlights
Dick Brown, new Detroit Tigers catcher, hit 24 home runs for Mobile in the Southern Association in 1956. He also connected for three homers in 1960 with the Chicago White Sox and 13 while with Miami, Florida.
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Dick Brown
Detroit Tigers
Mobile
White Sox
Miami
Fla
Radio On Inc seeks renewal for WHAT 1470 AM Indiana license
FCC notice reports Radio On Inc and stockholders O'Connor Freeland Traeger seek renewal for WHAT 1470 kW 1 kW Anderson Indiana. Notices include appointment of estate administrator, final settlement calls, executor sale of real estate in Madison County with details of parcels and sale date May 27 1961 in Anderson Indiana.
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FCC
Radio On, Inc
J. W. O’connor
Ray Freedman
V. Pres
Dorothy O'Connor
Thomas Davis
Edward Ballantine Treas
Legal Notice Radio
Wbow Inc
WBOW
Terre Haute
Indiana
WHUT
Anderson
Federal Communications Commission
J. O'Connor
Edward Ballantine
Thomas L. Davis
Lawrence Traeger, Jr
John E. Karr
Edgewood to Hold Public Hearing on Final Zoning Report
The Town Board of Edgewood Indiana will hold a public hearing May 24 1961 at 7 30 P M CDT in Town Hall on the Final Report of the Town Plan Commission including a proposed Zoning Ordinance and Zone Map Written objections may be filed with the Town Clerk Treas at or before the hearing. A copy of the report and map is available for public inspection. An additional Madison County budget hearing follows May 25 1961 with proposed emergency appropriations across multiple departments and offices. taxpayers may object or inquire at the County Auditor's office in Anderson.
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Board of Public Works
Anderson
Indiana
Department of Engineering
Civil City
Ford
G.M.C
Street Department
Main Street
State Board of Accounts
State of
Secretary of the Board of Works
Board OF Public Works Cay
Edgewood
Town Plan Commission
Kenneth R. Lewis
Madison County
County Council
Board of Commissioners
County Revenue Fund
Cumulative Bridge Fund
Koh
al Suniaene
Prosecuting Attorney
Ices
Oper
Registration Office
Furn
County Commissioners Services
Cuca
Court House
County Home
Circuit Court
Hamilton Bridge
Tuorotore Ccwowwunnsons
Tractore
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Joseph H. Armington
Russia Sounds Cage Warning For 64 Games
Cleveland coach John McLendon reports a Soviet official predicts a US Russia Olympic final in Tokyo 1964 with Russia winning. The trip yielded coaching ideas on rebound passes and defense and an undefeated seven game tour but hospitality posed a challenge with vodka banquets.
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Cleveland
Russia
Allstar
John McLendon
United States
Tokyo
McLendon
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State University
Hall Of Fame Bids For Gentile Bat In Historic Feat
Cleveland AP report notes the Baseball Hall of Fame seeks the bat Jim Gentile used to hit two consecutive grand slam homers for the Baltimore Orioles against the Minnesota Twins. Gentile, who has used the bat for about three weeks, may donate it to the shrine.
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Cleveland
Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N.Y
Jim Gentile
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota ‘Twins
Gentile
Anderson College Hosts First Cyclathon On Eastside Field
Anderson College kicks off its first Cyclathon at 1 p m with men and women from campus social clubs racing on the Eastside Athletic Field. Proceeds fund a new student scholarship. Women start with the Minnie four heat tricycle race followed by a 15 mile 60 lap men s event. W Shirell Fox assists as head official and Butch Brooks acts as flagman. Winners receive trophies from Dr Robert H Readon. Tickets available at Anderson Travel Bureau and Eastside track gate.
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Sachem Club
Anderson College
Minnie
W. Shirell Fox
Butch Brooks
Sun Valley Speedway
Robert H. Readon
Navigable Rivers Volume Remains Large Across U S
Survey notes about the vast network of navigable rivers in the United States totals around 30 000 miles. The figure underscores the country’s extensive inland waterway system used for transport and commerce.
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U. S
Divorce Notice in Madison County Court
The plaintiff Janet Pyle sues for absolute divorce from Robert L. Pyle in Madison County Superior Court No 2 April term 1961. Defendant must answer by July 10 1961 or face default. clerk Eugene Creagmile, Stewart and Austin attorneys for plaintiff. May 13-17-20 notice.
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State OF Indiana
Madison County
Superior Court
Janet . Pyle
Robert L. Pyle
Eugene Creagmile
Stewart and Austin
Bonn rebuilding pace after war destruction
About 300 of 450 German railroad stations destroyed in the war have been rebuilt at roughly 113 million dollars. The remaining stations are slated for reconstruction over the next ten years.
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Bonn
Public Auction of Downey Estate in Anderson Indiana
James ae Downey deceased estate will sell May 27 1961 at 2 PM at 2507 Delaware Street Anderson Indiana by order of the Madison County Superior Court the south half of Lot 19 in J M Donnelly s First Addition with improvements at 2507 Delaware Street Anderson Indiana two thirds of the appraised value cash free of incumbrances except 1961 taxes payable 1962 subject to court approval ARL Downey executor 1359 Citizens Bank Bdg May 6 13 20
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Clarence H. Hoover
Superior Court
Edison County
Anderson
Indiana
Eugene Creagmiller
Superior Court of
Madison County
Busby, Davisson, Cooper & Farr
James Wesley Downey
Citizens Bank
State of
Darragh
Main Street
Carl 8
S. Downey
John Cromer Alldredge
James Ae Downey
Delaware Street
Son County
Towit
J. M. Donnelly
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