Anderson Opens CIBL With Middletown Saturday race recap
Anderson wins the Little 500 style sprint car race at Sun Valley Speedway as Wayne Alspaugh drives the No. 2 Hall Farms Cadill and overtakes Bill Kimmell after a rain delay. Nelson Stacy briefly leads before Alspaugh regains the front on lap 116 and secures victory amid a late race restart. The event features 9,000 spectators, a two-day rain interruption, and endurance laps totaling 125 miles.
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National League
Anderson
Fen
Fendie
Wayne Alspaugh
Duece
Hall Farms Cadill
Bae Lac Spl
Howard Hall
Smart
Atory
Arie
Sun Valley Speedway
Bill Kimmell
Ted Tee Jay
Louisville
Diz
Wil
Alspaugh
Son Offy
Stacy
Kimmell
Odd
Pers
Rivers
Ind
Hall
Modlin
A. J. Wat
Cottonson
Indianapolis
Fort Worth
Texas
Wilson City
Ronnie Duman
Lincoln Park
Mich
Farmer
Johnny White
West Turn
Harry Modlin
le Hin
White
Ios
Binda
Ball Nto
Sane
City Tourney Discussion After Sunday Softball Scores
Parks Arrow Heights edged Mounds Baptist in 10 innings 3 to 2. North Anderson beat First EUB 17 to 1 as Layton struck out 14. Chesterfield New Dunkard outslugged Elm Grove 17 to 15. Managers plan 6 p.m. meeting at Shadyside to discuss the City Tournament.
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Christ Lutheran
South Meridian
Park Place
North Anderson
Fifth Street
Drivers and Owners Protest Denied at Indy 500 Prep
In Indianapolis drivers and car owners gathered for strategy sessions as mechanics prepared 3% cars for the 42nd annual Indianapolis 500. A protest over a second qualifying speed was rejected for Bob Christie of Grant’s Pass Oregon after his time was adjusted on the official timers tape. Syracuse University figures including Roy Simmons, lacrosse coach, and an assistant football coach are noted among city officials in the lead of the piece.
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Indianapolis
Bob Christie
Grant
Ore
Syracuse University
Roy
Simmons
State Champions Face Openers in Central Indiana League
The Munaietown Ayers led team, state champions and defending CIBL winners, meet Anderson Sporting Goods at Memorial Field on May 31. Local officials attend opening ceremonies with City leaders. The league schedule totals 1,260 games across five divisions and includes six new clubs.
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Ayers
Indiana
Anderson Sporting Goods Store
Memorial Field Diamond
Ernie Rangazas
Horace Hunt Sr
Citaratt Sa
Ralph R. Ferguson
George Slinkard
Chet Bechtel
C. W. Haven
CIBS
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Bechtel
Haven
Ferguson
Slinkard
Dick Clute
Harry Bradw
Lafayette
Middletown-Anderson
Marion
Peru
Wabash
Kokomo
Noblesville
Muncie
Middletown
Anderson
Fortville
Nobleville
Ranga
Anderson Sporting Goods
Anderson College
CIBL
Noblesvill
ACC Guest-Member Golf Winners Named at Anderson Club
Winners of the Anderson Country Club Men s Guest-Member Day tournament are announced. Os ear Melson of Grandview posts 67 for low gross. teams Polhemus/Melson 66 win low gross and Sch neider/Roby 188 win low net in a tie with Kinnard/Carpenter decided by coin flip. Also listed are guest and member low gross and low net results with several tied scores. Memorial Day trip by ACC members noted.
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Anderson | Country Club
Os ‘Ear Melson
Grandview
Bob Burt
W. K. Black
ACC
Low Gross
W. C. Polhemus
Melson
Low Net
K. H. Schneider
Lew Roby
H. H. Kinnard
Clayton Carpenter
Gilbert Hacker
Mike Berson
Ash Clark
Mike Armington
Harry
Forse
Walter Rulsea
John Timmons
Swayze
Earl Miler
Ed Hypes
Bob Dunham
Bil Coats
Ted Vinson
Dale Roush
Ed Flanafan
Lew’ Campbel
Morris McMann
R. C. Robertson
W. W. Steves
William Schofield
G. A. France
R. E. Coates
K. E. Black
G. W. Blackwell
G. T. Hitz
H. H. Hughes
John Bowden
Woodward Trims Andrews Again in New York Bout
Otis Woodard stopped Eddie Andrews in the fifth round at St. Nicholas Arena to win a close welterweight affair. Woodard weighed 160 pounds to Andrews 150 pounds, with a gash over Andrews eye prompting referee Artie Mercante to halt the fight after Andrews was cut in the fourth.
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Otis Woodard
Eddie Andrews
Lowell
Mass
St. Nicholas
Woodard
Andrews
Artie Mercante
New England
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Bill) Taylor
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