Four Little Leagues Start Season With Openings In Anderson
Four of Andersons seven Little Leagues hold opening ceremonies Saturday with the rest following a week later. Fairview American Madison Meadowbrook and White River begin at 12:45 to 1:00 pm with national anthems and first games.
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Quintet Ties With 685 For Orleans Lead
Tony Lema shot a 68 to join Nicklaus Goalby Beard and Coody atop the Greater New Orleans Golf Tournament leaderboard after a delayed start from morning showers. At 70, Steve Spray Kneece Nagle Haas Casper and Casper trailed the leaders by one stroke, while Arnold Palmer posted 71.
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Clay Asks 1-0 Change From 1 A
In Frankfort Kentucky UPI Cassius Clay seeks reclassification to 1-0 conscientious objector the deputy director of the Kentucky Selective Service System said. If granted Clay would join other notables in the 1-0 category amid no decision on his appeal.
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Anderson Edges New Castle In Varsity Golf Meet
Anderson defeated New Castle 9-6 in varsity golf here Thursday while reserves edged New Castle 8-7. The Tribe heads to the North Central Conference golf meet in Muncie on Monday with key match results listed for both teams.
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Kristof Sets Classic All Event Lead With 2031 Nine-Game Block
Joe Kristof of Columbus in his 25th ABC tournament led the classic all events after finishing a nine game block at 2031 in Rochester. John Wilcox topped regular division at 2004 while Kristof and Mike Meeks added 1316 in doubles for second in classic doubles.
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Toronto
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Louisville
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Tacoma
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Bill Keeler
Lincoln
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Anderson College Leads Indiana Golfists In HCC NAIA Meet
Nine Indiana colleges compete at Shady Hills Country Club in Marion for the Hoosier Conference NAIA championship. Anderson College players Perry Selent Hippensteel Gerig Tanner join 45 golfers. Hanover travels far to defend its five year title in a medal play format with 18 holes morning and afternoon sessions.
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Elwood Athletes Plan Dinner At Panther Den
Elwood Wendell Willkie High School athletes from winter and spring sports are invited to a 3 30 p m dinner at the Panther Den. Parents may attend and each family may bring two covered dishes plus table service. Mrs Hans Sheridan collects a $1 donation from each family for meat rolls and drinks.
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South Side Freshmen Extend Winning Streak to Seven
South Side's unbeaten freshman squad beat Highland 88 to 21 at the South Side Oval, after a 88-21 win over Muncie Kuhner midweek. Meredyth Delph-coached runners prepare for the Anderson Relays at Madison Heights on May 18.
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Mayer
Kathryn Hotzel Named Sergeant at Arms for Bowling Writers in New Orleans
Kathryn C. Hotzel of Anderson was elected sergeant at arms of the National Women's Bowling Writers Association during the Women's International Bowling Congress tournament in New Orleans. She also chairs the publication judging committee and has 10 plus years in the Bowling Writers. Anderson delegates include Yonker, Perkins, Ravenscroft, Hotzel, Bauer, and Stolle. WIBC 50th anniversary set for 1967 in Rochester with future meetings in San Antonio 1968 San Diego 1969 and Kansas City Mo 1970.
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Indiana Collegiate tennis meet opens with DePauw favored
TERRE HAUTE Ind AP The Indiana Collegiate Conference tennis tournament opens at noon Friday on the Indiana State courts with DePauw in the favorites role Defending champion Ball State which beat DePauw in a dual meet and Indiana State which defeated Ball State are seen as the top challengers.
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Rome's Lazio Province Once Italy's Most Volcanic Zone
Despite no current eruptions in Rome, Lazio's history marks the region as Italy’s most volcanic area. The note highlights past volcanic activity influencing geology and regional landscape.
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Lazio
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Pendleton High Names David Torrance as First Head Coach
Pendleton High School hires David Torrance as its first head football coach to lead a growing program this fall. A Evansville native with degrees from Evansville College and Indiana University, Torrance brings football basketball baseball and track coaching experience and will also teach math and science while assisting the wrestling program.
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St John’s names Lou Carnesecca new coach after Lapchick
Lou Carnesecca led St. John’s University to an 18-8 record in his first season as coach. He succeeded the retired Joe Lapchick, bringing a new era to the program.
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St. John’s University
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