Wolverines Spread Strength for Big Ten Outdoor Meet
Michigan teams boast 10 possible point winners across 14 events led by Ralph Fessenden in 440 and Dale Foster in pole vault with Tom Jendricks and Ron Wallingford among top distance and relay performers. The Wolverines head to Columbus aiming to dethrone Illinois as the 55th Big Ten outdoor track meet opens with finals scheduled in discus and sprints.
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Dale Foster
Mark Boothe
Michigan
Tom Jiendrsckis
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Big Ten
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
Ilinois
Wolverines
Indiana
Illinois
K. L
Tug) Wilson
Charles Brown
Paxter
Lumpkin
Chicago
AAU
Ohio State University
Indiana Central Hurler Delivers No-Hit Victory
Tom Patt, freshman left hander from Medora, pitched a no hit game for Indiana Central Thursday against Rose Poly, facing 29 batters in a 9 0 win.
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Indianapolis
Tom Patt
Medora
Indiana Central
Rose Poly
NCC Freshmen Face North Central Conference Meet
Anderson hosts the NCC freshmen track and field championship at the South Anderson oval starting at 4 pm. AHS entries include Paul Abshire Wyite Atkins Barry Atkinson Larry Ballinger Davis Bausman Earle Boone John Byrne Jerry Carpenter Norman Cozart Ronald Cross Tom Davis Larry Dellinger Robert Glazebrook Bill Hogg Jerry Jones Frank Kolde Tom Merrill Duane Pickard Cecil Robinson Jerry Shaul Jesse Smith James Stringer Tom Williams Tom Wilson Bob Zachary. Coach Carter Byfield’s AHS thinties remain undefeated in dual meets this spring with 133 athletes arranged for the team event.
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Anderson
South Anderson Oval
AHL
Paul Abshire
Wyite Atkins
Barry Atkinson
Larry Ballinger
Davis Bausman
Earle Boone
John Byrne
Jerry Carpenter
Norman Cozart
Ronald Cross
Tom Davis
Larry Dellinger
Robert Glazebrook
Bill Hogg
Jerry Jones
Frank Kolde
Tom Merrill
Duane Pickard
Cecil Robinson
Jerry Shaul
Jesse
Standings and results from national league and American league play
The page lists AHS achievements in tennis and golf plus NN standings, results, and upcoming games. It notes Anderson High School teams winning titles and honors, with standings tables for the National League and American League divisions and daily results including Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati and New York. Alvin Dark named sports father of the year in New York Giants coverage.
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Gold
Cere Ae Sarsmith
Williams
Brown
Jim Carter
Detroit
Osborne
Washington
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Omaha
Sal Toledo
St. Paul
Bya
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Indianapolis
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Toledo
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Magle
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Hocker
J. Louis
Collum
Arroyo
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JARK
Alvin Dark
New York Giants
Anderson Fortville 9s Clash Tonight In Midstate League
The Anderson and Fortville 9s meet at Memorial Field under Fairview Park in a 7 p.m. Midstate Baseball League game. A prior rainout leaves Anderson to face Lebanon at Memorial Park Sunday at 2 30 p.m. with diamond conditions cited by Business Manager Horace Hunt Sr.
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Fairview Park
Arclights
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Anderson
Lebanon
Memorial Park
Diamond
Lafayette hosts Western Conference golf for team and individual crowns
Lafayette to host Purdue South Course event with Purdue players Joe Campbell Don Granger and Don Albert Wayne Etherton and Indiana University rival Don Schieve in a bid for singles title. Also reports on TV bowling finalist Bomar Lippe and Delco Remy baseball opening, plus Edgewood women golf winner Edith Pitts and Bill Creed earning eagle at Grandview 17th.
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Lafayette
Anderson’s
Big Ten
Purdue South
Purdue
Joe Campbell
Don Granger
Don Schieve
Indiana University
Campbell
Don Albert
Wayne Etherton
Newcombe Keeps streak as Dodgers beat Pirates in Pittsburgh
Big Don Newcombe of Brooklyn wins his seventh straight with six hits allowed over nine as the Dodgers down the Pirates 6 to 2 in Pittsburgh. Gene Freese homer started the Pirates’ offense, Ronnie Kline loses for the sixth time, and Newcombe steals home after a ninth inning rally. Umpire Larry Goetz ejects Walt Alston in the seventh after a plate call. European Boxing Union vacates the European bantamweight title held by Robert Cohen, calling for new challengers.
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Pittsburgh
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn
Pirates
Ron Ninning
Wales Newcombe
Dodgers
Gene Freese
Ronnie Kline
Elroy Face
Sandy Amoros
Carl Furillo
Jackie Robinson
Newcombe
Furillo
Robinson
Walt Alston
Alston
Larry Goetz
Paris
European Boxing Union
Robert Cohen
Cohen
Smelt Disposal Sparks Police Nuisance Complaint
In Traverse City Michigan a nuisance complaint arises after a fisherman discards a trashcan full of smelt. Police remark on the scene that those smelt “smelt,” while the incident involves long-distance transmission issues and a Sweden-based power line using 380 000 volts.
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Traverse City
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Sweden
Elwood Plays Westfield And Alexandria In Memorial Day Games
Elwood boosters schedule two baseball games at Callaway Park in Elwood on Memorial Day weekend. Westfield vs Elwood starts at 2 15 p m and Alexandria vs Booster follows at 2 oclock. Lineups list players from each team across infield and outfield positions.
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Elwood
Westfield
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