Madison Heights And Anderson Vie For Muncie Sectional Title
Madison Heights and Anderson present strong rosters as Ball State hosts the Muncie sectional track meet. The Pirates lead with key sprinters Utley and Cooper and field event standouts, while Anderson relies on balance to chase a third straight title amid rivals like Muncie Central and Kokomo.
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Bowling 30c at Rains AMF balls
Bowling equipment item listed at 30 cents per ball at Rains AMF with balls priced at 12.95 and holes plugged for 2.50.
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Twins Beat Yankees 4-3 to End Streaks
Jim Merritt shut down New York after Pascual allowed 10 hits in six innings. The Twins won 4-3, ending a three-game Yankees run under Ralph Houk and halting Minnesota’s three-game skid. Merritt pitched two innings to save the win.
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Bears Sign Kines From Michigan As Guard Prospect
The Chicago Bears announced the signing of Charlie Kines an offensive lineman from Michigan. Drafted in the 18th round he will switch from offensive tackle to guard for the Bears. The report also mentions a baseball lineup with Battey Tover Rollins Oliva and singles by Allison Battey and Tovar in a fourth inning run.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From National and American Leagues
Results include Houston 6 New York 4 and Los Angeles 5 Philadelphia 0 in the NL. Braves blank the Reds 8 1. St Louis at Chicago rained out. AL features Kansas City 6 Boston 5 and Chicago 3 Baltimore 2, with rain affecting several games and today’s pitchers listed for matchups.
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Mt Vernon Marauders Win White River Conference Golf Title
Mt. Vernon’s golf team led by Steve Ledbetter with a 71 and supported by Steve Vendal 73 and Bob Vendal 75 posted 379 strokes to claim the White River Conference championship by 12 strokes over Grandview at the 18 hole Grandview course.
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Jap Pitcher Tosses Perfect Game for Nishitetsu Lions
Tsutomu Tanaka of the Nishitetsu Lions threw a perfect game in Pacific League action beating the Nankai Hawks 2-0 in Osaka. The 26-year-old right-hander allowed no baserunner over 117 pitches with seven strikeouts. In New York, rain delayed the Astros Mets game from Thursday night with a later reschedule announced.
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North Tolleston Roosevelt Among Contenders For State Title
Fort Wayne North leads Indiana high school track defense with two of three defending champions back as 1960s era records loom. Gary Tolleston and Gary Roosevelt pace contenders alongside North with stars Hallenbeck Doughty Vandrey Collet Ezell Gordes and Dillon among top standouts.
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Track meet team scores and individual events at Pendleton
Pendleton placed 391 with Mt. Vernon 379 and St. Marys 408 while Highland 412 and Middletown 453 followed. Individuals include Mt. Vernon Vendal 73 and Durack 80, St. Marys Mahoney 80 and Quinn 77, Middletown Ashby 95, Yorktown Grow 92, and Frankton Paddock 118 plus House 121.
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Gibson Wins Delco Blind Par Tourney
Chet Gibson won the Delco Remy blind par tournament at Edgewood Country Club edging Kent Poore for first place. Other finishers were Paul Boots Bob Mettlen Gerry Skinner Don Roush Bud Anderson and Keith Jones. Banker's handicap runs through May 14 and a club pro am is set for May 15 with signup by 8 30 a m and breakfast before a shotgun start.
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Al Hirt a Bay Gelding Bred in Kentucky
This 3-year-old bay gelding named Al Hirt is bred in Kentucky and is reported as the progeny of Mrs. Music. The report notes the horse’s lineage and age in concise horse-breeding terms.
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Attica Coach Bergman Named Greencastle Leader
Attica High School football coach Bob Bergman who posted a 10 5 3 record over two seasons has been named head coach at Greencastle He is a Batesville native and played football at Hanover College.
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Callison And Groat Shine In Phil Win
Dick Groat belted a two run homer and Johnny Callison drove in three with a bases loaded single as the Phillies defeated the Dodgers 5-1. Bunning earned his fourth straight win, lifting Philadelphia over Los Angeles.
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Atlanta Puts Dean Back On Air Soon
Dizzy Dean returns to the air as the Baseball Game of the Week announcer joining the Atlanta Braves television crew for six games. Braves officials said on Thursday that eighteen road games are televised this season. Telecasts will be carried by Southeast stations.
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