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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1960

Page

52

Ford Yankees Knock Orioles Out Of AL Lead

Whitey Ford pitched three hits over a complete game, leading the New York Yankees to a 2-0 win over the Baltimore Orioles to drop Baltimore from the AL lead. Ford's first shutout since 1959 kept Cleveland in sole possession of first, with Marv Hansen’s ninth inning triple providing the only Orioles drama.

NEW York Whitey Ford Baltimore New York Yankees Orioles Cleveland Indians Ford Skinny Brown Marv Hansen Whitey Dave Nicholson Baltimre Abrhbi Kubek Woodling Mantle Brandt Maris

Bryant Special Will Still Run in Memorial Day 500

INDIANAPOLIS AP The Bryant Heating Special A race car with a new driver will race the 500 mile Memorial Day classic after the original driver left the ride. Jaws dropped around the track as teams prepared for the event.

Bryant Special Indianapolis Wilson Bryant Daywalt Milwaukee

Twenty five cars vie for 17 Little 500 berths at Sun Valley

With 16 spots filled, at least 25 cars race in Sun Valley Speedway time trials to determine the 17 remaining starters for the Twelfth Annual Little 500. Gates open at 5 p.m. for warmups and four-lap qualifying runs. the 33-car field faces off at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow. James Garner to drive the pace car. Miss Jodell Loveless to present trophies.

Sun Valley Speedway James Garner Miller Motors Alexandria

Wednesday Baseball Results Across Leagues

National League San Vranaiase beat Philadelphia 5 to 1 in eight innings amid rain. American League Detroit defeated New York 9 to 3. Cleveland topped Washington 1 to 0 in 11 innings. Southern Association Nashville won 16 to 7 over Little Rock. Yesterday’s results include several rain affected games and postponed pairings across leagues with multiple incomplete contests noted.

San Francisco Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnatiee St. Los Angeles Louis A Detroit New York Baltimore Chicago Boston Kansas City Cleveland Washington Indianapolis Dallas-Ft. Worth P.p Denver Minneapolis Louisville Houston St. Paul Toronto Rochester Montreal Miami Havana Tacoma Salt Hake City San Diego Sacramento Portland Vancouver Spokane Seattle Southern Association Nashville Little Rock Birmingham Chattanooga Mobile Atlanta Memphis Shreveport Philadelphia St. Louis Gerees Charleston Minnepolis Richmond Columbus

Campbell shoots 67 in Speedway Open practice round

Indianapolis hopeful Joe Campbell formerly of Anderson and now based in New York City fired a four under par 67 practice round at the Speedway course. He followed with a 3 under par 69 on Thursday and named Arnold Palmer Mike Souchak and George Bayer as the players to beat on the long Speedway layout.

Indianapolis UPI Don Street Muncie Street Speedway Ronnie Atwell Purdue University Wampler St. Louis Joe Campbell Anderson Ind New York Arnold Palmer Palmer Stan Leonard Barber Leonard New York City Indianapolis Speedway Campbell Mike Souchak George Bayer

Cardinals Sign Day for Cardinal Season

ST. LOUIS UPI reports Tom Day, the Cardinals 20th draft pick, signed for the coming season. Managing Director Walter Wolfner announced Day, age 24, 6-2, 230 pounds. Coach Frank Ivy plans to use Day as a guard, an All-Conference selection from North Carolina A and T.

ST. Louis UPI Tom Day St. Louis Football Cardinals Walter Wolfner Frank Ivy Day North Carolina A & T

Central Junior High hosts Harvard table tennis meet finals

More than 300 students entered the Harvard gold medal table tennis tournament at Central Junior High School under the Student Council. Eliminations have left quarterfinals with 30 homerooms, and winners include Steve Simpson Jo Pigg Tim Owens Larry Sayers Aaron Foland Sonny Geisinger Billie Brantlinger Eddie Reddinger Jack Mains David Klinefelter Jay Polhemus Dean Pike Marlin Harker Tom Kline Jerry Elijah George Bedford John Gibson Lowell Davidson Joel Couch and Lee Zink.

Harvard Central Junior High School Central Steve Simpson Jo Pigg Tim Owens Larry Sayers Aaron Foland Sonny Geisinger Billie Brantlinger Eddie Reddinger Jack Mains David Klinefelter Jay Polhemus Dean Pike Marlin Harker Tom Kline Jerry Elijah George Bedford John Gibson Lowell Davidson Joel Couch Lee Zink Jim Heath Mark Taylor Herbert Montgomery Larry Williams Mike Hall Jerry Brown Kahrmel Warner Dayr! Smith Mike Campbell Tom Dixon

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