Anderson College Athletes Name 1959 MVPs and Honorees
At Shadyside Park AC athletes held a spring picnic to honor contributors across baseball and track. Rob Stone of Nitro West Virginia earned baseball MVP, Ron Fields of Nappanee Indiana named honorary track captain for 1959, with Bill Johnson from Cullman Alabama as honorary baseball captain. National awards list includes Nat Johnson, Jim Miller, and others, reflecting major and minor letters and freshman numerals across track baseball and golf.
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Anderson College
Nat Johnson
Thinlies
Shadyside Park
Rob
Bud) Stone
Nitro
W. Va
Raven
Ron Fields
Nappanee
Ind
Bill Johnson
Cullman
Ala
Ernest Rangazas
New York State Teachers College
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Madison County
Johnson
Jim Miller
Anderson
Miller
Dick Howell
Lapel
Don Lukens
Pendleton
Howell
Lukens
al Walker
Ingalls
Rangaras
H. L Baker
Sand Springs
Okla
Bill Norris
Larry Yelton
Florence, Ky
Bud Stone
Pauli Lambert
Bellefontaine
Ohio
al Peinholz
Phoenix
Ariz
J. Paul King
Randy King
Campbellsville
Dave Decker
Urbana
Alfred
Bud) Bartz, Jr
Evan Staley
Farmington
Mich
Stuart Blair
Lansing
Keith Smith
Knox
Macholtz
Fields
Pete Culp
Sharon
Don Dawson
San Jose
Calif
Phil Germany
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Terry Havens
LaPorte
Melvyn Hester
Kingston
Jamaica
British West Indies
AC Stars
Robert
Www. Va
James Macholtz
Achieving Harmony in Marriage in Reader's Digest
The article urges couples to accept traditional gender roles and promote harmony in marriage. It suggests husbands refrain from criticizing and both partners learn the meaning of femininity to find happiness from discontent. Get your copy of June Reader's Digest today.
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June Reader's Digest
June
Reader's Digest
Turner Defies Superstition With Green Car
Indianapolis AP Tony Bettenhausen, a notably superstitious racer, detours around Jack Turner’s green car in the Memorial Day 500. The green Travelon Special, Turner’s Sage green machine, is the first green entry since 1950. Pat Flaherty and Jimmy Bryan are the only prior winners in the field as practice ends. the track will reopen Saturday morning.
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Indianapolis
Tony Bettenhausen
Jack Turner
Turner
Seattle
Bettenhausen
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Tinley Park
Ill
Pat Flaherty
Chicago
Pat
Flaherty
Jimmy Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Major League Standings From a Torn Box Score Fragment
Partial box score text shows Kansas City and Cleveland totals with runs hits and errors, plus players Daley, Triandos and Woodling. Baltimore and New York line shows Shields, Mantle and Skowron contributions with doubles, homers and steals. The note ends with a random fact about the Strategic Air Command's B 52 weight.
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues and matchups
National League games ended with Pittsburgh defeating Milwaukee 3 0 and San Francisco beating St Louis 5 4. Philadelphia tied Cincinnati 4 3, Los Angeles led Chicago 4 2 at end six. American League scores had Boston over Washington 3 1 and Kansas City over Cleveland 7 2, Baltimore 5 over New York 0, Detroit at Chicago postponed by rain. American Association results: Indianapolis 3 Ft Worth 1, Louisville 18 Houston 5, Dallas 3 Charleston 2, Denver 7 Minneapolis 5, St Paul at Omaha listed as plain. International League Columbus 3 Montreal 2, Toronto 6 Richmond 5. NCAA District Playoffs Minnesota 6 West Michigan 4, Notre Dame 10 Detroit 0. Today’s pitchers feature Philadelphia at Milwaukee Conley 2-1 vs Willey 2-1. St Louis at San Francisco Mizell 5-1 vs Sanford 6-4. Chicago at Los Angeles Hillman 2-3 vs McDevitt 3-3. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Kline 4-2 vs Lawrence 5-5. Detroit at Chicago Messi 2-2 vs Pierce 5-4. Baltimore at New York O'Dell 2-3 or Pappas 4-2 vs Ford 4-3. Boston at Washington Monbouquette 1? vs Fischer 4-1. Only games scheduled: Indianapolis at Houston, Louisville at Dallas, Charleston at Ft Worth, St Paul at Minnesota, Denver at Omaha.
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Tts
Abrh Milw
Abrbbi Kan
City
Abrh Bi Clevelad
Abrbh
Christphr Rf
Bruton
Tuttle Cf
Hardy
Virdon
Mathews
Herroge Rf
Power Ib
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G.B. Kravitz
Aaron
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Smith
Colavito
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Nelson
Adcock
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Fitzgrid
Los Angeles
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Crandall
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Hoak
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Martin
Chicago
O'Brien
Bella
Cincinnati
Friend
Morgan
Lumpe
Grant
St Louis
Blyday
DeMstri
Podbielan
Philadelphia
Daley
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Rush
Onon Garcia
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Brdowski
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Mana
Perry
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
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Groat
American Association
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O'Brien Ry Pet
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Jay
Minneapolis
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St Paul
Charleston
Secory
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Dascoli
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Omaha
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Howard
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Allison
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Lynch
Busby
Rbinson
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Andsn
Bell
Jensen
Jones
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Gernrt
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McMillan
Ramos
Owens
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Daley Canno
Semproch
Pena
Sullivan
Clevenger
Nweme Mabe
Jeffcoat
Malzone
Killebrew
Poa
Runnels
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Siddin
Washingle
Wertze
Mabe
Pena Schmidt
Mabel Jeffcoat
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Donatelli
Conlan
Burkhart
Cleveland
Ft. Worth
St. Paul
Plain
Columbus
Montreal
Toronto
Richmond
Minnesota
West Michigan
Notre Dame
Conley
Willey
Mizell
Sanford
Hillman
McDevitt
Kline
Lawrence
Messi
Pierce
O'Dell
Pappas
Ford
Monbouquette
Fischer
Grandview Women Win Tourneys With Drawn Winners
The Grandview Women’s Golf Club announced winners for two 9 hole blind par events sponsored by Maye Green, Pauline Dovey, Strickler’s Hardware, Mrs. Juanita Heritage, Mrs. Betty McGillicuddy, Mrs. Mary Cave, and an 18 hole putting contest sponsored by Mrs. Joseph Stamper. Winners were decided by draw. Entries close at noon for a mixed two ball Sunday. A nine hole poker tourney is set for Thursday June 4 with Phillips Coal and Red Spot Paint as sponsors. An 18 hole poker and putt tourney runs June 4 through June 18 sponsored by Roth’s.
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Grandview Women's Golf Club
Maye Green
Pauline Dovey
Strickler's Hardware
Juanita Heritage
Betty McGillicuddy
Mary Cave
Joseph Stamper
Bee King
Milda Penry
Mildred Crider
Grandview Women's Club
Grandview
Phillips Coal
Red Spot Paint
Roth's
IHSAA And Stevensons Tag And Grant Before Judge Nixon Today
In Bedford Indiana the IHSAA and the Stevenson family face a Friday hearing before Special Judge Lester Nixon on a motion to dismiss a lawsuit seeking to bar two Seymour athletes from interschool sports. The case centers on transferring 6 6 Billy Joe and 6 5 Frank Stevenson from Joppa Illinois amid claims of undue influence.
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Robert PD
Lewis Bedford
Ind
Alsa
Lester Nixon
Petersburg
IHSA
Seymour
IHSAA
Joppa
Billy Joe
Joppa High School
Frank
Joe Stevenson
Indiana
Board of Control
Stevenson
THSAA
John M. Lewis
Jackson Circuit Court
Brownstown
Bedford
Lawrence
Chester A. Davis
Nixon
Irish and Gophers Win First Round Games
In South Bend Indiana Minnesota and Notre Dame captured first-round wins in the NCAA District 4 double elimination baseball tournament.
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Gophers
South Bend
Ind
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Joie Ray Retires From Steel Mill
Gary Indiana former distance runner Joie W Ray aged 65 retire from U S Steels sheet and tin mill after 22 years in continuous pickling department. Ray set 32 world track records in the 1920s and is a East Gary resident.
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Gary
Ind
U.S. Steel
Joie W. Ray
East Gary
Wilhelm Shuts Out Yanks In 5-0 Victory
Hoyt Wilhelm tossed his seventh win of the year and extended a string of scoreless innings against the New York Yankees to 21 as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the last place champs 5-0. Gene Woodling added a two run homer in the eighth, with Ralph Terry yielding two first inning runs before leaving.
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NEW York
Hoyt Wilhelm
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Wilhelm
Yankees
Oroles
Ralph Terry
Gene Woodling
Bobby Shantz
City Softball Loop Results
Wednesday results show Emge's 7 to 0 victory over Clear and McCoy and Lewis. Alexandria defeated Shimer and Linder while Hammons and Landes combined for key hits and drives. Thursday play featured Suh Street beating S. Mer. 9 to 1 with Moore driving in runs, while Bethany forfeit over North Anderson B 7 0.
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Emge
Clear
McCoy
Lewis
Carson and Richardson
Lynch
Alexandria
Shimer
Linder
Carleson and
Howerton
Moorehead Hammons
Galbraith
Sauerwein
Norton
Kessler
Jones
Landes
Suh Street
S. Mer
Moore
Marsh
Corzine
Green
Ashley
S.M
Bethany
North Anderson
Goalby Posts 64 With 24 Putts In Derby Open
Bob Goalby a 28 year old pro from Crystal River Fla shoots a 7 under par 64 at the Kentucky Derby Open on Seneca golf course. He uses only 24 putts to lead after the first of four 13 hole rounds. Ernie Vossler finishes second at 66 with a 34 32. Seven players tie for third at 69 and ten shoot 70. Defending champ Gary Player opens with 72.
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Louisville
Bob Goalby
Crystal Rivers
Fla
Goalby
Ernie Vossler
Midland
Texas
Vossler
Buddy Sullivan
Yuba City
Calif
Doug Ford
Paradise
Cepeda Granted Two-Base Hit After Wind Help
The official scorer ruled a San Francisco fly ball by Orlando Cepeda in the eighth inning a double rather than an error by Willie White of the Cardinals. Cepeda’s wind aided hit gave him two doubles and a homer in three plate appearances as the Giants defeated St. Louis 9 to 4.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Orlando Cepeda
Willie White
St. Louis Cardinals
White
Cepeda
Little 500 Sprint Car Classic Set At Sun Valley Speedway
Thirty three top sprint cars duel for the Eleventh Annual Little 500 title at Sun Valley Speedway led by defending champ Wayne Alspaugh in a new roadster built by Howard Hall. Nelson Stacy starts from pole with Hugh Randall and Mickey McCormick beside him. field includes Red Renner and Johnny White among past champions. Race sanctioned by All-American Racing Club runs about two hours, row-by-row lineup lists 33 drivers from multiple states with alternates ready.
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Harry Modlin
Sun Valley Speedway
Anderson
Wayne Alspaugh
Howard Hall
Alspaugh
Red Renner
Dayton
Ohio
Johnny White
Warren
Mich
Sun Valley
Nelson Stacy
Cincinnati
Hugh Randall
Louisville
Mickey McCormick
Hutchison, Kans
Randall
McCormick
E. M
Dizz” Wilson
Mitchell, Ind
Ronnie Duman
Roseville
Bud Tinglestad
All-American Racing Club
Tom Cherry
Ellis, Weaver, Dupre Win Here At Athletic Park
Cowboys Bob Ellis of San Angelo wins the main event by taking all three falls over Angelo Poffo at Athletic Park arena in Promoter Steve Chambers show. Ellis dominates with a bulldogging head lock to seize the first and third falls, while Johnny Weaver of Indianapolis takes two and three falls against Bronko Lubich of Chicago in the semi. Emil Dupre of Ontario defeats Shelby Adcock in a 30 minute bout.
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Bob Ellis
San Angelo
Texas
Angelo Poffo
Donner
S Grove
Steve Chambers
Athletic Park Arena
Ellis
Poffo
Johnny Weaver
Indianapolis
Bronko Lubich
Chicago
Lubich
Weaver
Emil Dupre
Ontario
Canada
Shelby Adcock
Kentucky
IOC Expels Nationalist China From Olympic Movement
The International Olympic Committee expelled Nationalist China from the Olympic movement in a near unanimous vote and opened the door for the possible readmission of Chinese Communists. Avery Brundage announced the decision saying the Nationalist committee no longer represents the entire country of China.
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Munich
Germany
UPI
International Olympic Committee
China
Olympic Movement
Avery Brundage
IOC
Olympic Committee
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Big Ed) Walsh
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New Albany
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Muncie
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Rob Hart
Frank Wright
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