Maco Beverage To Open Central Indiana Baseball League
Maco Beverage will sponsor the 1960 Central Indiana Baseball League season starting June 3 at Memorial Field. Six teams including Marion Muncie Lafayette Frankfort Kokomo and Wabash play 20 games this summer with Friday night and Sunday afternoon games. Open tryouts announced and season tickets go on sale for ten home games at one dollar each.
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Anderson
Maco Beverage
Frankfort
Ted Smith
Jules Charmelue
Marion
Maco
Maco Players For 7 P.m. Tues Muncie
Lafayette
Frank
Memorial Field
Fort
Wabash
Mr. Smith
Charmolne
Charles Webber
Urban
Kokomo
Sammy Hunt
Urban League
Jim Leverette
Lucius Teague
Johnny” Wilson
Middletown
Monte Hale
Middletown Oilers
Richmond
Kokomo Carver Center
Oilers
Indianapolis Dodgers
Anderson Memorial Park
Cincinnati Tigers
Oigers
Jack Cronk
Wally Smith
Keith Riggs
Jim Powers
Phil Snodgrass
Max Pinkerton
Roger Whitehead
Tom Linville
Bill Croll
Junior Peacock
Don Lockwood
Ron Cassidy
Jack Kitchen
Dick Keithley
Rotary Leads Four Stroke Over Anderson In Civic Golf
Rotary jumped into a four stroke lead over defending Cham pion Anderson Kiwanis after nine holes at Anderson Country Club. Dan Brown shot 36 to top Rotary for low gross, with Don Granger 37 and Frank Fishback tied for second on 37. Blind par awards went to six players, and next week’s matches are set for June 2 at Edgewood with Cliff Hardwick in charge.
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Rotary
Anderson Kiwanis
Civic
Anderson Country Club
Dan Brown
Don Granger
Jaycees
Wimer
Frank Fishback
Dick Peck
Anderson
Clarence Newland
Allen Hart
Walter Black
Ivan Geiger
Chuck Reidel
W. C. Polhemus
Frisco Homers Shut Out Phils in Major League Clash
Frisco hammered Philadelphia 6 0 behind strong pitching in a National League tilt. Giants hitters Mays and Cepeda led the attack as San Francisco rolled to a decisive win. The Phillies faced tough pitching and were held scoreless in the contest.
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Frisco
Phils
Willard Hammer Named Cal Santa Barbara Head Coach
Willard Bill Hammer, 40, longtime football coach at Iowa State Teachers College, was named head coach at the University of California at Santa Barbara to begin July 1. He replaces Ed Cody, who left to join the Oakland Raiders staff. In a separate game, Bob Buhl pitched the Milwaukee Braves to a 4 1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals, allowing only Bob Nieman’s fifth inning homer.
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Santa Barbara
Calif. Cup
Willard
Bill) Hammer
Iowa
State Teachers College
University of California At Santa Barbara
Hammer
University of Oregon
U. S. Coast Guard Academy
Ed Cody
Oakland Raiders
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Bob Hopkins
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Yankees
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Ohio University
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E.O.M. Sale
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