Anderson High School honors spring sports athletes at convocation
At the Anderson High School Spring Sports Convocation, 15 lettermen and several recipients earned letters, monograms, and awards across four spring sports. Standouts include Frank Merkey for the Andersae Tennis Award, and John Teague and others receiving various team and athletic honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
Frank Merkey
Andersae
He Nnethan Harter
Mike Cummings
Jack Zoll
Woods Ag
Frank
Aunl Bol
Carl M
Ray Fleenny
Mt Linville
Carl Muskine
Don Barnett
John Teague
Dek Osborne
Dane Mugh
MLS
Rosebrandl
Steve Mdred
Frank Meeker
Jim Osborne
Voss Purekey
Amonosciany
Steve Comstock
Jick Ordhan
Bill Harper
Steve Jackson
Dave Hagers
Meeker
Mead
Cass Barn
Local Driver Acuberene and Racing Stars in Span of 608 Miles
A sprawling page lists drivers and cars from Sachs to Rathmann and Hartley with speeds around 143 to 146 mph, noting entries from Indianapolis, Miami, Seattle, and Chicago. The piece highlights figure names like Eddie Johnean, Gene Hartley, Don Freeland, and Jim McWithey among many others as part of a vast racing field. It also mentions the Ladies British Amazew Gell Tournament results with an English team beating the American side.
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Acuberene
Racing Associated
Sachs
Center Valley
Jie Rathmann
Miami
Dick Rathmann
San Gabriel
McNamira
Kantians Apolis
Als Angeles
AMG
Oak
Sercia
Gene Hartley
Idinapolis
Drewrys
Ton Branson
Champaign
I. Estes
Johnny Boyd
Fresno
Cal Cabt
Zink Bowes
Ripperly
Duarne Carter
Mdianapolis
Glover - Lathroy
Whitt Wins Memphis Open In Playoff
Don Whitt of California captured the $25 000 Memphis Open in a three way sudden death playoff. Al Balding and Gary Player tied after 72 holes at 272, but Whitt prevailed on the first playoff hole with birdie par, earning $3,500. Player and Balding earned solid showings amid late charges by others at the Colonial County Club course.
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Memphis
California
Don Whitt
Whitt
Canada
al Balding
South Africa
Gary Player
Borrego
Calif
Balding
Player
Johannesburg
Markham
Iaadte
Robyard
Colonal
Ratcin
Firs Baptist
Park Place
Whetstone
Hind Acosta
Schiller
Ald
Gene
Deck
Mounds Baptist Hurtée
Beanseame Andersen
Bethel
Shadyside
Mounds
Harold Ausbua
Hubert Parks
Acosta
Weller
Givens
Solvemyer
Baptist
Soloman
Woodrutt
Cline
Tand Ressey
Cubs Turn On Tormentor 9-4 In St Louis Victory
Jim Marshall homered to break a second inning tie as the Chicago Cubs defeated St. Louis 9 to 4. Bob Anderson earned the win with help from Bill Heney. Dale Long added a home run and others contributed for Chicago as they toppled their longtime foe in a late-season National League contest.
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T. Louis
Jim Marshall
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Bob Anderson
Bill Heney
Bobby ‘Thompson
Rena
Dale Long
Cubs
Pilchers
Chicago
St. Haus
Stan
Mrshail
Eh Soren
Musial
Beery
Kokomo
Anderson Urban
Paness
Whirler
Gous Cresey
Ernie Peoples
Acme
Urban
Withersoo
Willigine
Simao
Greglia
Teagie
Ik Seere
Siith
Fire Park
St Lewis
Nicace
Charlee
Riersnay
Gorman
Pee
Teague
Ehartes
Wilar Peapies
Major League Standings Digest
National and American leagues show standings with teams like Milwaukee San Francisco and Chicago leading in various divisions. The column lists wins and losses, pace, and upcoming games including Philadelphia Milwaukee Chicago and Los Angeles with schedule notes and pitchers listed for today’s matchups.
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
Plisturgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Crmeinnati
St. Touts
Pailadelpha
American Hragl
Grevent OY Agn
Hialamore
Kansas
Washington
Derrat
Boston
New Fork
Indiana
Nestweday
Yestiudas
Uniays
Cevinaty
State
New York
Baltimore
Cheveland
Veto
Amesga
Aerecan’ Association
Dallas
Hubton
Charleston
Worth
Launsvile
Paxiladelphia
Mibwaukee
St Variasiges
Detroi
Kasai City
Oris
Indianapolis
Houston
Rlebio
Fy Werth
Leuasvale
Mioreapolis
Oenaha
St Paul
Denver
Pillsuarch
Molwacare
Haddin
Burdette
Phaladeiyma
Cnesnga
Tn Gore
Newcomee
New Butchers
Nat Availante
Ediute Seagle
Ravin' Elbow Room For Fishing
The article argues longer boats offer more fishing space and better maneuverability while noting size isn t the sole determinant. It cites John boats and skiffs as safe, versatile craft suited for shallow water and portages, with emphasis on practical use over sheer size. It also mentions a women s bowling tourney plan and local motor boat events with participant lists and hosts.
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Canada
Cannes
Phillies Rally Past Braves With Seven-Run Seventh
Philadelphia Phillies erupted for five runs in the seventh inning to topple the league leading Milwaukee Braves 7 to 3. Bob Buhl carried a four-hit game into that frame before the Phils broke through with key hits from Sawatski and others to seize the victory on Monday night.
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Philadelphia
AM — Tae
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee
Bob Buhl
Mosid
Braves
Buhl
Carl Sawatski
Aeyade Pais
Ake
Ashburn
Ferndec
Jaro Maron
Greese
Morgan
Handria
Crandailc
Jones
ATO
Loran
Semgtech
OPT Wiggie
Saialkye
Cardwell
e-Haberk
Toals
Desea
G_ Anderson
Cardoe
Fernayéer
Bat
Semprish
Santo V—Dines
Smith
Daseoll
Poffo and Ellis to Clash in Outdoor Card at Athletic Park
Angela Poffo of Thowners Grove and Cowboy Bob Ellis of Sam Angelo Texas will meet in a best two of three fall draw in a hammer and tongs match at the first outdoor show staged by Matchmaker Steve Chaiters. The program also features Johnny Weaver versus Bronka Jahidh and Emile Dupre against Shelby Adcock with other bouts listed. The card opens at 6 0 pm Thursday May 3 at Athletic Park.
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Angela Poffo
Thowners Grove
Cowboy Bob Ellis
Sam Angelo
Texas
I Hammer and Tongs
Steve Chaiaters
Athletic Park Arena
Johnny Weaver
Indianapols
Bronka Jahidh
Emile Dupre
Shelby Adcock
Kentucky
Maco Beverage Baseball Names Practice and Meeting
Maco Beverage manager Jules Charmolue calls an important practice for the club at 5 pm Wednesday on the Anderson College diamond. All prospective members must report or notify Charmolue. Charmolue leads the first half, Frank Woschitz the second, followed by a 230 pm organizational meeting at Marion Veterans Hospital gym. The team joins CIRV and the Anderson Amatleur Baseball League this season, comprised of former local high school players.
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Jules Charmolue
Maco Beverage
Anderson College
Charmolue
Frank Woschitz
Charmolur
Central Indiana Baseball League
Shippers
Marion Veterans Hospital
CIRV
Anderson Amatleur
AC Aims For Second In HCC
Anderson College baseball seeks a split in a doubleheader with Hanover to secure second place in the Hoosier Conference as the season ends. Coach Ernie Rangazas relies on Rut Stone and Jarry Yelton to anchor the mound and field as they chase the remaining berth behind Indiana Central.
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Anderson College
Hanover
Ue Hoosier
Ernie Rangazas
Indiana Central
Indianapolis
Ravens
Rut Stone
Nitro
Cain
AeGan
Bangaras
Jarry Yelton
Florence
J. Pating
Campbellsedip
Rookie Bud Fart Could Land Starting Nod, Raven Mentor Says
In Friendsville Tennessee coach hints second choice rookie Bud Fart from Stevensville Michigan may start. Less than two hours earlier he wrecked the Friendsville High gym and equipment, then Friendsville beat Townsend 53 to 20 on a borrowed floor from Crossfoxty rival Friends Valle Academy.
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Bud Fart
Stevensyville, Mich
Raven
Friendsville
Tenn
Friendsville High School
Townsend
Friendsvalle Academy
Self Defense For Boys In Jane Revie Homes And Gardens
Floyd Patterson demonstrates basic boxing moves and footwork teaching boys to defend themselves. The feature explains how to train a boy safely and aims to boost family enjoyment when watching boxing.
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Floyd Patterson
Jane Revie Homes& Gardens
Sue Caps
June Beeer Howes
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