Tech Powers To Team Championship At Regional Track Meet
In Indianapolis, defending state champ Richmond led in 100 and 220 yard dashes as Indianapolis Tech topped the regional high school meet. Tech qualified seven individuals and both relay teams for the state meet on May 25. Other scores show Muncie Central and Brookville among edge contenders with several lone qualifiers.
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Indianapolis
Bill Satter
Richmond
Indianapolis Tech
Muncie Central
Four reach state track meet at Indianapolis regionals
Anderson’s Mike Johnson Nat Johnson Madison Heights Bob Brooks and Elwood’s Larry Courtney qualified for the Indiana state track meet at Indianapolis Tech next week by placing high in regional events. Johnson tied for third in pole vault Nat Johnson finished third in high hurdles and broad jump Courtney took second in shot put Brooks won the 440 dash and helped Anderson place in multiple events.
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Nat Johnson
Madison Heights
Bob Brooks
Elwood
Larry Courtney
Indianapolis Tech
Indianapolis
Nate Johnson
Courtney
Brooks
Leatman
Tech
Bubenzer
Lawrence Central
N Dohmsen
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Vm Fun
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Gribben
Spencer
Apt
Runile
W. Setterfield
Rich
Curt Childress
Muncie Central
Carter
Osthemier
W. Central
Time Hoa
Shat Put
Leach
Courtnay
Rushton
Begablostam
Wash
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Mew Castle
Sintz
L’ville
Sharp
Howe
Romack
Wilkerson
Dunia Central
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Roche
Lurgan
Bransford
Satterfield
Lawrenceburg
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Commie Childress
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Migh
Iman
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Shelbyville
Young Qeckson
Johnson
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Wayne North
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Indianapolis Howe
Warren Central
Morristown
Bennie Harris
East Chicago
Anderson Madison
Washington
South Bend Central
Hammond
Gary Roosevelt
Mishawaka
Gary Froebel
Hammond Tech
Monon
Gary Mann
Hobart
South Bend
Riley
Hammond Clark
la Porte
Michigan City
Hammond Morton
Valparaiso
Lakeville
Lowell
Griffith
Monticello
Washington Clay
Friend Captures First Decathlon at Anderson College Oval
Frankton High School senior William B Friend won the invitational decathlon with 138 points at Anderson College Oval, beating 14 other athletes from four White River Conference schools. Madison Heights freshman Tom Campbell was second with 116 points, followed by St. Mary’s athlete Frank Harrington with 107. Mary Ann Yattan of St. Mary’s was named decathlon queen.
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Bill
White River
Anderson College
Madison Heights
Tom Camp
Bell
Mary
Frank Harrington
Queen
Jim Macholiz
Carol van Meter
Jeanine Rayle
Highland
Cindy Thoben
St. Mary’s
Tom Bradley
Charles Reneissen
St. Mary's
Indianapolis Dodgers Face Falstaffs in Southern Pro Loop
The Indianapolis Dodgers Negro team, under Ralph McCoy, meet the Falstaffs in Birmingham at Memorial Field tonight at 8. Earlier, Anderson opened the season with a 5-4 win over Michie State and Fort Wayne in Durham, N C.
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Hortstop
Boston Red Sox
Durham
N. C
Ralph McCoy
Birmingham
Derson
Memorial Field
Anderson
Michie State Ave
Fort Wayne Allen Dairy- Settee
Aeemen
New Orleans Bears
Herald Classifieds
Spauldings record shines as Fort Worth post breaks All-Events mark
Spaulding of Louisville leads bowling glory after posting 2088 pins at Fort Worth Texas on April 12 13 1957 to break Max Steins 2070 mark in New York City 1937. Also reports Anderson clobbers Logansport 5 2 in North Central Conference tennis. other local results span track golf and boxing events with several school records and upcoming matches.
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Louisville
Kegler
Fort Worth
Texas
Max Stein
Belleville
New York City
Herschel Idle
Wegen Coe
Anderson
Logan
Logansport
Logan Courts
Dane Pugh
Richmond
Iron Liege and Bold Ruler Set for Preakness Showdown
Pimlico fields show seven horses but betting favors a two horse race. Iron Liege, fresh off the Kentucky Derby win, and Bold Ruler are the main contenders in the $100,000-added Preakness Stakes. Tron Liege from Calumet Farm is listed at about 8 to 1, aiming to challenge the favorites.
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Pimlico
Iron Liege
Bold Ruler
Tron Liege
Calumet
Gene Markey
Lexington
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Major League standings show the National League leaders with Cincinnati at the top and Brooklyn, Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago trailing. Yesterday results include Cincinnati 11 New York 1 and Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3 with several postponements noted. Today's probable pitchers list matchups across the National and American Leagues including New York at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, and Detroit at New York.
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Garcie
Abernathy
Indianapolis
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Louisville
Charleston
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Denver
Omaha
Sir Poul
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