Anderson College honors spring sports players in awards
Almost fifty awards announced at Shadyside Park mark the AC spring sports program finish. Bob Adcock and Don Brandon win top baseball honors. Brandon named honorary captain for 1963. Lesions include senior athlete tributes to Brannan and Ron Parr, plus 18 baseball team members honored. Golf and track award lists name numerous players across venues and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Bob Adcock
Anderson
Don Brandon
Vinemont
Ala
Adcock
Dale Adcock
Melody
Brandon
Shadyside Park
Branna
Ron Parr
Metropolis
Carl Erskine
Shack
Bob Freeman
Bob Macholtz
Macholtz
Raven
HCC
Max Hopper
Elwood
Terry Stevens
Defiance
Ohio
Jerry Stevens
Chuck Blackwelder
Erie
Penn
MH high school golf entries lead with 18 teams 9 individuals
Eighteen teams and nine individuals have qualified for Saturdays Indiana high school golf championship at Coffin Golf Course in Indianapolis. Defending champion South Bend Riley heads the field with entrants from Carmel Columbus Evansville North Fort Wayne North Broad Ripple Shortridge LaPorte Logansport Madison Heights Michigan City New Castle Noblesville North Central Plymouth Richmond Seymour Valparaiso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Coffin Golf Course
South Bend
Riley
Carmel
Columbus
Evansville
Fort Wayne North
Broad Ripple
Shortridge
LaPorte
Logansport
Madison Heights
Michigan City
New Castle
Noblesville
North Central
Marion County
Plymouth
Richmond
Seymour
Valparaiso
Mark Shaw
Auburn
Paul Bessler
Giants Deny Orlando Cepeda Trade Report
San Francisco Giants executive Charles Feeney McGee and general manager Joe L. Brown denied reports of trading first baseman Orlando Cepeda to the Pittsburgh Pirates for Eloy Face. The two men stated they had not discussed any deal with the Pirates. The denial followed circulation of the rumor after a game in which J. Wilson homered in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
San Francisco
UPI
U. K. Pottery
Charles
Chub
Feeney McGee
San Francisco Giants
J. Wilson
Orlando Cepeda
Pittsburgh Pirates
Shadyside
Eloy Face
Cross Street
Fee- Goeh
Slney
Kaplinger
Pirates
Joe L. Brown
Houston
Notable Names in Court Case Listing
The record lists sue nn. 3. Wilson and R. Renbarger along with Ellis, Luzader 2 and Konkle as parties or respondents in a legal matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Nn
Wilson
R. Renbarger
Ellis
Luzader
Konkle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Murray Cameron
Windsor
Intallo
Canada
Frank Watkins
St. Louis
Lee Weigle
Butler
Roger Lehnus
Ind
Jim Henegar
Andy New
South Charleston
W. Va
Franklin Perry
Deccta
Jerry Helvey
Benton Harbor
Miah
Howard McGraw
Sciotoville
Mike Mundy Anderson
Dave Edwards
Dayton
Ray Dockery
Johnson City
Tenn
Gary Corbin
Bedford
Larry Ditty
Sunbury
Jerry Fox
Pomona
Calif
Portland
Ore
Roger
Bernie Lehnus
Muncie
Guy Perry
Dave Selent
Participat Albion
Mich
Jim Teeters
Ton
Ed Ball
Connersville
Ken Benefield
Genoa
Carl
Jerry Gould
Remus
Caldwell
Elgin
Larry Cole
Harold Wallace
Fayetteville
Pat Edeal
Los'Tenn
Lunas
N.M
Ed Farrelly
Chica
Warren Hastings
Ander
The
Empire State Building ‘Son
Rudy Hoffman
Benton
Murnan
Bonnie Douglas
Harvey Murnan
Beverly Gellinger
Grace Wallace
Dolenski
Herald
Jaycees
John Marshall Insurance
L. Hensley
Doleo-Remy
Davis Dairy
Eagles
McCarroll
Fairview Delco
Davis
Earlywine
Harris
Burton
Didier
Jackson
Boyle
M. Hensley
Erskine National McCarroll
Williams
Garret
Ashburn
Kern
Andersen
Rhodes
Sprague
Kingery
G. Young
Arnold
Eisler Perkins
F. Donaldson
Donnelson
Stevens
Edgewood
Edgewood ‘Women's
Ball's
Marjorie Clemi
Joanna Green
Fern Kolleggeland
Eunice Anderson
Edith
Tour- Pitts
Martha Dewey
Sy Urarr
U.S
Conacity
Cradny
Pat AS
Goodfyear
AFSYN
Goodyear
Blackwall
Whitewall Price
Whitewall
MA Herarty
Meridian
Seis
Ante
Zebco
Marathon
Marathon Oil Company
Pyov Eh TR
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