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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1962
Page
6
The guide explains placing the left hand under the ball to support weight and relieve the right hand. It notes the right hand positions the ball with a thumb hole near the ball's top and finger holes just above the bottom to guard the bowler.
Madison Heights Pirates beat Muncie Central 4 to 3 as Bobby Carroll lined a go ahead single in the ninth after Mike Mundy reached on a single and Jim Holsapple sacrificed him to second. Freshman Paul Moody earned his fifth win with six hits allowed. Pat Starrett played second while Kean was absent for medical reasons.
Anderson led by Jimmie Clark sweeps Logansport 6 1 in straight sets. Singles results include Clark Richards Looper Todd and doubles Clark Richards and Looper Todd with wins. Coach Pugh’s squad heads to Richmond and Kokomo for upcoming league games.
Weekend MLB results show National League action with Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, and others posting wins and losses. American League games feature New York, Chicago, Boston, Detroit, and Baltimore among winners and losers across multiple venues. Sunday games include tight NL clashes and notable routs such as Chicago and Denver performances.
Yesterday's results show no scheduled games. Exhibitions featured Chicago against New York and Chicago against Chicago with scores noted. Today’s matchups list numerous interleague and league games with specified pitchers and teams across American Association and International League teams.
Washington Senators beat Cincinnati 5 4 in 13th inning as Howie Nunn walked Ken Retzer with bases loaded and one out to force in Harry Bright. Nunn allowed 11 walks in 5 1 3 innings while Bright drove in the decisive run dash. Frank Robinson had all Cincinnati runs on a single and a three run homer. Rampart won the Gulfstream Park Handicap in 1948 defeating Armed and Incline.
MH linksmen coached by John Horeway won 4 to 0 at Edgewood to claim their 18th victory in 19 starts. Jack Baker and Dick Mills led MH with wins while Tom King Lucky Deck and Paul Mills won close matches as MH eyes IHSAA sectional at Grandview hosted by Anderson.
Lynch earned its first win in the Commercial League softball clash as Bird 3 to 1 pitched two strong innings. Ron Welborn hit CIO’s first homer and a 6 run rally in the seventh sealed the victory while Frisch’s Taylor homered twice and sparked late offense.
A compiled list highlights top hitters and pitchers with names like Gonzalez Kuenn Dirympile Crandall Alou Musial WDavis Dawnport Gotay Jimenez Essegian Rollins Robinson McAuliffe Kaline Mantle Cimoli A Smith and others. It notes home run leaders Pinson Mays Cepeda Davis and pitching marks Purkey Simmons O'Dell Pierce MecLish Donovan Belinsky and more across National and American Leagues with team affiliations.
In Louisville a teen golfer Cunningham explains her first attempt at golf to her father. She recalls meeting a man she describes as a friend of his on both the third and sixth holes during their round.
Ohio State back Bob Ferguson led the Big Ten with nine touchdowns totaling 54 points in 1961. Wisconsin's Hugh Pat Richter was second with 42 points.
The Amateur Athletic Union suspends 11 athletes from Purdue Indiana Notre Dame and Butler for placing at the non sanctioned Ohio State Relays on April 21. The action follows a National AAU investigation into un sanctioned competition while NCAA favored federations push for international sports governance. Names include Cornelius Miller Steve Hibler Nate Adams Frank Carver John Mulrooney Pete Whitehouse Jack Krebs Dave Edelman James Moore Dan Jones Al Washington.
Delbert Miller struck out 13 and walked two to lead Lapel to an 8 to 1 win over Summitville in Monday afternoon baseball. Insko Roudebush and Caldwell each had two of Lapel and Summitville’s five hits. Lapel travels to Noblesville Thursday.
Prospective scorekeepers for Anderson Babe Ruth boys baseball hold a 7 p m clinic in the YMCA West Lobby with Everett Zink in charge assisted by President Charles Cooper. Minor league eligibility extends to players not advancing to the major grade, under Chet Bechtel this season.
Glen Hobbie allowed six hits over seven innings as the Chicago Cubs edged the Chicago White Sox 2-1 in an exhibition game. The Sox loaded the bases in the sixth but failed to score, leaving Hobbie unscathed aside from that threat.
Arnold Palmer edged Johnnie Pott 69 to 73 in an 18 hole playoff for the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth Texas to claim the $7 000 first prize. Pott tied Palmer Sunday after 72 holes but trailed through the playoff.
Anderson College golfers meet Indiana Central at Grandview in a final prep before Hoosier College Conference matches. In baseball Coach Carl Erskine’s team faces Indiana Tech on East 5th Street diamond with likely starters and an aim for win No. 8.
The Philadelphia Phillies faced the Cincinnati Reds with a rough history, losing 19 of 22 games to the NL champions last season.
The University of South Carolina named Charles Chuck Noe 36 head basketball coach on Monday with a four year contract. Noe comes from seven straight winning seasons at Virginia Polytechnic Institute in the Southern Conference and succeeds Bob Stevens who left for Oklahoma in the ACC.
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