Anderson College Honors 46 Spring Sport Participants
Anderson College announced awards for 46 participants across golf track and baseball as part of the spring sports program. Golf coach Harry Forse was named HCC and District 21 Coach of the Year at the all sports banquet, while base ball and track winners were listed with names from multiple towns and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Robert Macholtz
Anderson Country Club
Harry Forse
HCC
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Lou Gerig
Elwood
Barry
Hippensteel
Winamac
Guy Perry
Indianapolis
Dave Selent
Aion
Mich
Jim Tanner
Anderson
Dave Carlisle
Jim Macholtz
Ron Allen
Greensburg
Mike Bass
Gary Bays
Rochelle
Ken Benefield
Genoa
Glenn Burns
Hickory
N.C
Mount Signs Purdue Tender Just In Case He Changes His Mind
Indianaplis Butler honors Shade and Petty at spring banquet. Rick Mount of Lebanon signs a four year Purdue baseball tender to protect himself if he chooses not to play basketball at Miami Florida. Mount plans to decide later between Purdue and Miami Florida.
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Mount
Purdue
Indianapolis
Ind
Harry Shade
Seymour
Jim Petty
Fortville
Butler University
Shade
Andy Williams
Petty
Scott Ham
Butler
Lebanon
Rick Mount
UPI
Jim Purdue
Liebvre
Los Angeles
Dodger
Padding guards Roger Maris knees at stadium
The Buick Open era padding on Yankee Stadium outfields is credited with preventing serious knee injuries to Roger Maris after a hard catch. Ralph Houk notes the padding covers all but one gate post. The feature comes amid broader discussions of padding in sports gear and related equipment.
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Steve Snider
New York
UPI
Yankee Stadium
Roger Maris
Rogers
California
Dimmy Fpiersall
Ralph Houk
Roger
Stop Sporting Goods
Harold Miller
Sydney
Graham Hill
Buddy Edelen
Sioux Falls
S.D
Tokyo
Brookings
University of Minnesota
Adams State
Arkansas
NL attendance climbs as rain cuts into 1966 gains
The National League reports 2 890 151 paid spectators through last Sunday a gain of over 250 000 from 1965 despite heavy rain and cold. Seven clubs show increases led by Atlanta with 206 385 more in 20 home games while Houston falls 159 007. Other gains include Cincinnati 10 669 Los Angeles 74 196 New York 25 187 Pittsburgh 57 023 St Louis 48 822 and San Francisco 78 220 with Philadelphia and Chicago posting declines.
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Cincinnati
UPI
National League
Braves
Atlanta Stadium
Milwaukee
Houston
Los Angeles
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brown Resigns As Eagles Track Coach
Frankton High School track coach Bill Brown re signs after leaving to complete a master’s degree at Indiana University under a fellowship grant. No immediate word on his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Brown
Frankton High School
Eagles
Indiana University
Brown
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