Maco Beverage To Open Central Indiana Baseball Loop June 3
Maco Beverage will start the 1960 Central Indiana Baseball League season against Frankfort on June 3 at Memorial Field. The six-team circuit includes Marion, Muncie, Lafayette, Frankfort and Wabash. Each team plays 20 games 10 at home and 10 away.
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Anderson Herald Maco Beverage
Central Indiana
Marion
Muncie
Lafayette
Frankfort
Wabash
Jules Charmolue
Memorial Field
Maco
Smith
Charmolne
Charles Webber
Urban
Kokomo
Sammy Hunt
Urban League
Koko‘mo
Jim Leverette
Lucius Teague
Johnny” Wison
Middletown
Monte Hale
Middletown Oilers
Richmond
Kokomo Carver Center
Oilers
Indianapolis Dodgers
Anderson
Memorial Park
Diamond J
Cincinnatii Tigers
Jack Cronk
Wally Smith
Keith Riggs
Jim Powers
Phil Snodgrass
Max Pinkerton
Roger Whitehead
Tom Linville
Bill Crull
Peacock
Don’ Lockwood
Ron Cassidy
Jack Kitchen
Dick Keithley
Rotary Golf Results and Local League Standings
Rotary led the four stroke play at Anderson Country Club with Dan Brown 36 and Frank Fishback 37 driving low gross while Jaycees Dan Granger won second low gross. Anderson Kiwanis and Lions posted strong scores as many clubs battled for blind par awards and next week’s Edgewood course matches were set with Cliff Hardwick in charge. Patterson preparing for June 20 Polo Grounds bout remained active with a 7 mile run and a 7 mile post run walk routine.
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Rotary
Charstian Way
Arlington Civic
Frank Fishback
Dick Peck
Anderson
Farada Hensley
Don Densford
George Vaught
Marvin Jones
Francis Humphrey
Rex Wisehart
Edgewood
Cliff Hardwick
Dan Brown
Clarence Newland
Allen Hart
Anderson Kiwanis
Walter Black
Ivan Geiger
Chuck Reidel
W. C. Polhemus
Willard Hammer Named Cal State Santa Barbara Coach
Willard Bill Hammer a 40 year old former Iowa State Teachers College coach and Oregon assistant was named head football coach at the University of California at Santa Barbara. He starts July 1 succeeding Ed Cody who left to join the Oakland Raiders staff. In other notes Bob Buhl held St Louis to one run as Milwaukee beat the Cardinals 4 1.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPD
Willard
Bill) Hammer
Iowa
jState Teachers College
University of California At Santa Barbara
Hammer
Oregon
U. S. Coast Guard Academy
Ed Cody
Oakland Raiders
American Football League
Frisco Homers Shut Out Phils in Tight Tilt
In Philadelphia the Giants win 2-0 as McCovey and Sanford pace a scoreless game. Cepeda, Bressoud, and Mays contribute the offense while Conley and Comstock deliver key pitching. Philadelphia falls behind in the series sweep with San Francisco looming ahead.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Orlando Cepeda
Muncie Central
Bressoud
Willie Mays
Indians
Jack Sanford
San Francisco Giants
Dane Pugh
Phillies
Pat Ne
Tae Ban Ae
Bisnzme
Callison
Lafayette
Woftle
McCovey
Andrsa
Indiananalis Tech
Kirkland
Smith
Frank Meeker
Anderson
Renae
Lil Kopness
Jim Clark
Sabiord
Ifaals
Wince
Robass
Meeker
Eicher
Koppe
Jesies
Conley
Jackson
Polk
San Francisco
Ghar
Baney
Sanford CW
areeker-Jackson
Eich Conley
Serpolk
Gomez
abrendt-Comstockia
ing-Stev MC
Venton, Dascali
Peeting Stevenson
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Bob Bernstein
New York City
Columbia University
Paul Fierstein
South Orange
Bernstein
Maverick
James Garner
Bret Maverick
Bob Hopkins
Sun Valley
Garner
Civic
Mack Earhart
Graydon
I Colier Jr
Bob Burkhardt
Optimist
Jim Moore
Bill Edmundson
Marvin James
Sertoma
Farada Hessley
A. P. Upchurch
Blinds
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C. B. Walfe
Loren Owen
Patterson
Newtown
Conn
Floyd Patterson
Polo Grounds
Goodfyear
16Th and Meridian
Willard Hammer
Cal
Buhl
ST. Louis, Mo
Bob Buhl
St. Louis Cardinals
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Milwaukee Braves
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Phils
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Wallops
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Don Finsterwald
Ohio University
West Virginia
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Goodyear
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E.O.M. Sale
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Reston
Adam
North Side Square
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Nals Ya LD
Rayon
Goodvear Batt
Shell
Sinclair
Goodfyear Service Store
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Kodak Zsencs
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