Anderson Hosts 29 Teams In IHSAA Sectional At Grandview
Anderson High School coach Fred Morgan won the broad jump with a 21.9 inch mark at the Muncie IHSAA sectional, while notes cover Ballinger moving to Northwest High School, Greensburg coach Shaw leaving for Ben Davis, and Little League score reporting requests for pitcher names and homer details.
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Anderson
Grandview
Fred Morgan
Mark Anderson High School
Muncie
Morgan
Freddie
Ballinger
James
Jim) Ballinger
Anderson St. Mary’s High School
Indianapolis
Northwest
Greensburg
Arthur Shaw
Greensburg High
Ben Davis High
Schoo
Shaw
Erskine National Little League Opens May Saturday
Pres. Paul Anderson announces opening of Erskine National Little League with games at noon and 2 PM and 4 PM on Saturday May 18 at the Erskine National diamond. Mayor Ferguson to throw out the first ball and league officers named.
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Erskine National Plans
Paul Anderson
Erskine National Little League
Erskine National
Rex King
Hugh Barnes
Max Gephart
Max Gourley
aGines Mc
Laughlin
Shadyside
Ralph Young
Little League
North Side Pharmacy
Cross Street Market
Ferguson's Tailors
Goehring
Gulf
Coca-Cola
McDonald’s. I
Madison Heights Favored In Crandview Golf Sectional
Anderson hosts 29 contenders at Crandview for the JHSAA Golf Sectional. Coach John Horeway’s Madison Heights leads a field including Anderson St. Mary’s Highland Frankton Pendleton and more as play begins with 10 a.m. tee times and 18 holes medal format.
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Anderson
Crandview
John Horeway
Madison Heights
Anderson Area
Anderson St. Mary's
Highland
Frankton
Pendleton
Elwood
Steve Wichmann
Jim Negi‘angard
Doug Ralston
Moneie Burris
Rex Rudicel
John Hynes
Willian Wardwell
Robert Williams
Jeff Faris
John Fenderson
William Freund
Muncie Central
Ernest E. Sutton
Charles L. Cook
Jerry Griffey
Robert Morgan
Jeffrey Neal
Thomas Reichart
George Wiseman
Muncie Southside
George
Markleville Bethel and South Meridian Lead Sunday Softball Confrontations
Markleville beat Mounds 14 to 4 Bethel toppled Chesterfield 11 to 4 and South Meridian edged P P Methodist 7 to 6 in eight innings in a Sunday city league at Shadyside Park. Holloway homered for Markleville while Pittsenbarger and Nash homered for other teams in a day of poring linescores and early season play.
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Markleville
Bethel
Chesterfield
South Meridian
P.P. Methodist
Shadyside Park
Position Slance Approach Technique Preview
A quirky ad-like note promises a pocket pamphlet explaining a lift technique with emphasis on left arm and hand position. It offers to send a pamphlet titled Position Slance & Approach for 1 cent plus a stamped return envelope, addressed to Don Carter at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Slance & Approach
Don Carter
National
Wacker Dr
Chicago
Cubs squeeze by Reds in 2-1 contest
Milwaukee Braves beat St Louis 5 2 as Denny Lemaster earned his second win in the series to complete a two game sweep. Jim O'Toole took the loss for Cincinnati and Ernie Banks provided an RBI single in a scoreless duel until the seventh.
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Milwaukee Braves
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Sie Sated
Denny Lemaster
Cincinnati
Ernie Banks
Stay Music
Gene Olive
Larry Beach
Jackson
Jimmy O'Toole
Ken Hubbs
Lemaster
Ray Washburn
Leals Milwaukee
Jonesy
Mala Groat
Mathews
Boyer
Musial
Menke
Altman
McMinn
Crandall
Louis
Javier
Mi White
Bolling
HN Mathews
Olver
Sb—Jones
Steuer
Donas An
Jeagoll Waik
Hanks Secon Sinzie
Nadaige
Braves
de O'Toole
Cision
Yau Ote
St. Loui
Wilson Pitches Bosox To Fifth Straight Win
Boston trots to a fifth straight victory as Wilson and the Sox overpower Chicago 3-0. Williams extends a 10 game hitting streak with an RBI single scoring Lou Brock, while Lou Thomas and Bob Rodgers spark the offense.
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Williams
Lou Brock
Aneimnath
Chicago
Abra Bf
Abrahiy Rasko
Brock
ToReeueh
Rose
Willams
Pinson
Santo
Lynch IE
Banks
Anni
Rodgers Ss
Henry
Mathews
Coleman
Fertell
Hobinson
Jackson
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a-Edwards
O'Toole
Toon
b-Gonder
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Gonder
Hubbs
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S O'Toole
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Big Earl Wilcox
Verbbsoson
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Henry E Loo
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White Sox
Lu Clinton
Alvis
Jim Brosnan
Cincinnai
Dick Farrell
Houswall
Dick Stuart
Reds
Kcller
Pete Ramos
Bill Tuttle
Minnesota
George Thomas
Bob Rodgers
Dave Nich
Jolson
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Gie
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Geiger
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Ad McHinley
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Alkcock
Ward
Maxwell
Harvard Beats Columbia Marks 200th Barnaby Win
Harvard's tennis team defeated Columbia this spring marking the 200th collegiate victory for Harvard coach Jack Barnaby, with Darver Ul Duilunule and Bill Faul of Detroit noted in the match context.
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Wa Cleve Darver UL Duilunule
Bill Faul
Detroit
Harvard
Columbia
Jack Barnaby
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