Ravens Repulse Earlham Twice in twin bill at AC Diamond
Anderson split a college baseball doubleheader at AC diamond Park Place. In the nightcap the Ravens won 65 after a 16 to 4 matinee loss to Earlham. Dick Altman belted a bases loaded homer in the first inning of the opener as Bud Stone held Earlham to few hits. Youngflesh homered for Earlham in the third. Franklin’s Grizzlies visit for a doubleheader today as Anderson aims for two more games next Saturday.
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Jones sets Indiana college pole vault mark at 14 4.5 feet
Purdue vaulter Billy Jones, son of Will and Mrs. Jones of Anderson, cleared 14 feet 4.5 inches to claim a new Indiana college record and Purdue record. He eyes a Western Conference win at Purdue Field next Saturday and potential NCAA meet in California. Anderson College marks fall to Lusby Fields and Johnson in a Hoosier Conference meet at Hanover as efforts to revive local horseshoe sport gain momentum with an exhibition planned for May 25 at Athletic Park.
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Erskine's 120th Win Is Shutout Against Cards
Erskine achieves his 120th victory in a 1-0 shutout of the Cards. The game notes reference Sir Paul of Denver, with Minneapolis and Omaha listed as locales.
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AHS Rhinies edge NCC in early basketball matches
Riley Park hosts a 190s era meet as AHS Rhinies fall to North Central scrubs 104 in yesterday’s competition. Singles results include Osborne defeating Fishman and Aldred beating Ertel, with Davis and others also posting losses. Doubles saw Ahrendt Aldred and Gordon Harrison beaten by NC pair Toscan Dickson.
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Indianapolis Exchangites hear speed official today
Indianapolis Speedway official and USAC public relations director Caries procnrian will speak at the Noon Exchange Club luncheon in the YMCA Old Salem room. He will discuss the Indianapolis 500 behind the scenes as time trials near and introduce by Red Haven, with other club plans including a youth baseball donation and a golf program led by Oscar Melson Jr. Delegates head to Gary for the Indiana State Exchange Club convention in June.
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Arizona Mexico Loop 5 Clubs Tied For First
In Tucson Arizona race tightens as all six teams share first with 94 records each. The Old Arizona Mexico Baseball League standings show every club at the top tied for the lead.
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Conservation Dept Starts Release Of Pheasant And Quail
The Conservation Department announced Monday it has begun the early summer release of 150000 pheasant chicks and 135000 quail reared at state game farms. The program will be distributed to conservation clubs and wild-life districts through the state, with additional releases planned across multiple counties. In sports, Sam Snead won the Middletown festival event after a playoff with Gary Player, scoring the first prize money, while local baseball and gymnastics notes are also mentioned.
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Sunday School Teams Score 77 Runs In 3 Tilts
Sunday School League B teams powered three contests at Shadyside Park with 77 runs total. Elm Grove edged by EUB 16 to 15 in a slugfest, Arrow Heights beat North Anderson 17 to 4, and the night featured high hitting and worn pencils from the scorekeeper. Tonight’s card lists games at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30 with South Merr, Fifth Street, Christ Lutheran, North Anderson, and Whetstone Park Place on the schedule.
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Shay's Sizzling 733 Ist In ABC Singles Finish
Shay’s Sizzling 733 series tops the American Bowling Congress championship singles. Chester, Pennsylvania bowler Ed Shay rolled 223 300 733 for first place, delivering the event’s first 300 in an ABC tournament since 1955.
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Chavez Ravine Tug Of War Develops Into Three Ring Circus
The Chavez Ravine fight over a proposed Dodgers stadium escalates as Los Angeles voters set a June 3 ballot on the $212 million project. City council calls for oil drilling bids in Chavez Ravine while an undertaker offers $10,000 per acre to buy the site for a cemetery, stunning Dodgers owner Walter O Malley.
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