Rotary Honors 27 Athletes at Mr Sportsmanship Event
Anderson Rotary Club saluted 27 athletes in its annual Mr Sportsmanship program. Top honors went to Brian Harrison of Anderson High Moran of Madison Heights and Jim Catt of Highland, with their names engraved on permanent school plaques.
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Anderson Rotary Club
Brian Harrison
Anderson High
Moran
Madison Heights
Jim Catt
Highland
Jim Cott
Brian Harmsen
Anderson
Poul Moran
Four rookies reach Indy 500 dream in debut field
Indianapolis AP reports rookie drivers Bill Puterbaugh Sheldon Kinser Larry McCoy and Eldon Rasmussen join the 59th Indy 500 starting field. Puterbaugh fastest among them at 183.833 mph in 15th, Kinser 26th McCoy 28th Rasmussen in last row middle.
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Indianapolis
Bill Puterbaugh
Sheldon Kinser
Larry McCoy
Eldon Rasmussen
Puterbaugh
Rasmussen
Kinser
McCoy
Indy
al Loquasto
Anderson College Athletes Receive Honors At Banquet
At the OK Student Center the Anderson College all-sports banquet honored players across baseball golf track and tennis. Randy Wilson Fortville led baseball with a .400 hitting average and was named Hoosier Buckeye Conference MVP, while David Haines Crawfordsville earned both MVP and honorary captain in tennis. Team awards went to multiple players across sports as coaches announced captains and major awards amid a season finish ranking high in conference and district play.
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Anderson College
OK Student Center
Randy Wilson Fortville
Hoosier Buckeye
Wilson
Albie Young
Spring Valley
Don Brandon
John Bargfeldt
Gary
David Coolidge
Highland
David Courtney Anderson
Steve Damoff
Titusville
Fla
Mike Getkin
Panama City
Buckie Bockhart
Bill Yount
Columbus
Ohio
Rick Lightfoot
Kennett
Lee Lilly
Princeton
Wo Va
Larry Linamen
Anderson
Billter
McDonald
Stricker
Albuquerque
Yount
Jim Macholtz
David Haines
Crawfordsville
Bob Blume
Haines
Steve Denniston
Frankfort
Kendal Hammel
Huntington
Paul Myers
Vandergrift Pa
Mark Newberry Anderson
John Pistole
Mike Smith
Hastings
Neb
Linamen Named Outstanding Senior Athlete at Anderson College
Rick Linamen named Outstanding Senior Athlete at Anderson College all sports banquet in Olt Student Center. The 22 year old studies major and two sport letterman earned four letters as Raven baseball shortstop and played three years in Raven football. Other four year letter recipients include Bill Yount in track and cross country and Adele Morrison in basketball. Carl Erskine, former Dodger pitcher, spoke as banquet speaker and coached Anderson baseball 11 seasons after retirement.
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San Ancisco
Calif
Anderson College
Olt
Linamen
Raven
Bill Yount
Columbus
Ohio
David Haines
Crawfordsville
Mark Newberry
Anderson
Steve Denniston
Frankfort
Adele Morrison
Armad
Mich
Shar Mueller
Ramsey
Fomer Brooklyn
Los Angeles Dodger
Carl Erskine
Robin Riggs No Hit Mam Ruthless Raiders Triumph
Shenandoah’s Robin Riggs throws a no hitter against Mt Vernon as the Raiders win 2 0 with two unearned runs in the fourth and a fifth inning tally. Mt Vernon’s Tony Thacker and Rex Wilson held to two hits while Riggs walked five and struck out six. Shenandoah improves to 12 1 on the year and heads to Muncie South tonight before hosting Union Mt Vernon on Thursday.
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Middletown
Shenandoah
Robin Riggs
Mt Vernon
Raiders
Tony Thacker
Rex Wilson
Raider
Marauders
Riggs
Vernon
Kent Vetor
Thom Reddington
David McCoy
Riges
Bailey
Jerry Lowder
Muncie
Union
Andersonians Are Honored at College Banquet
Ike Jackson and Chuck Smitha received special honors at Indiana Central College all-sports banquet in Indianapolis. Jackson was named co captain of the basketball team beside Daryl Warren and earned the Ray Bloomingdale Rebounding Award. Smitha, son of Anderson residents, received a special appreciation award for four years as student trainer.
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Ike Jackson
Chuck Smitha
Indiana Central College
Indianapolis
Jackson
Isaiah Jackson
Anderson
Daryl Warren
Ray Bloomingdale
Smitha
James Smitha
Lapel Explodes for 100 Victory Over Tri Central
Lapel crushed Tri-Central 100 to 0 as Mickey Lapel fired a four hit shutout and the Bulldogs built a 4 0 lead in two innings then exploded for four in the third and six in the fifth to end by ten run rule. Howell hit four solo homers in the fifth. Lapel improves to 4 8 and travels to Noblesville.
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Mickey Sons
Tri-Central
Ron Howell
Bulldogs
Noblesville
Poeert i
Iraweld
Boi
Rita Sen
Griswold
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Bob Belangee
Pirate
Lechlitner
Paul Bradford
Catt Highland
Brian
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Steve Hogensi¢ker
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Gordon Johncock
With Moran
Steve Mills
Tom Jewell
John Weatherford
Stev Tweed
Randy Wilson
Lavere Smith
Terry Ward
Joe Buck
Doug Needler
Catt
Neal Vandergrift
Steve Hickman
Jay Scharnowske
Kimpy Sanders
Jeff Bonner
Bull McCarty
Tom Hamer
Dayton Ohio
Bob Hazen Anderson
Randy Hird Catlin
Tom Kuhnle
Decatur
Rick Linamen
Sean Francisco
Steve Linamen
San Francisco
Randy Longman
Larry Schenk
Galveston
David Linkhorn
Fortville
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Bookhart Willie Cochran
Chicago
Don Courtney Anderson
Mark Detwiler
Fort Wayne
Brian Ewell
Cleveland
Steve George
Kalamazoo Mich
Bob Henry
Kerry Ity
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Willie Cochran
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Ram Bate
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