Aparicio May Push Wills In Base-Stealing Derby
Aparicio may challenge Wills for the base stealing crown as he gains the green light to run at will. Coach Billy Hitchcock advised teammates not to alter their plate approach to back Aparicio, who averages 38.4 steals per season and has led the league in steals seven straight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Wills
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore Orioles
Billy Hitchcock
Aparicio
Jackie Brandt
Breuks Robinson
Russ Snyder
Hitchcock
Wills
Bobelinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Dean Chance
Bill Rigney
Angels
Houston Colts
Chance
San Francisco
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
V. P
Charles Feeney
Juan Marichal
New York
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Player Tops PGA Money Race With $20 402.50 Lead
Gary Player of South Africa led the 1963 PGA money standings with $20,402.50 after finishing sixth at the New Orleans Open. Bob Rosburg climbed to eighth by finishing second in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Fla
Vph
Gary Player
South Africa
Golfrs Association
Bob Rosburg
Switz City and Bloomfield Triumph in Greene County Jr High
In Greene County junior high tourney at Bloomfield Switz City defeated Midland 37 to 22 and Bloomfield beat L and M 50 to 25. No games Wednesday as semifinals set for Thursday with Linton vs Worthington and Switz City vs Bloomfield at 6 30 p m DST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switz City
Bloomfield
Midland
Greene County
Linton
Worthington
Congo Mission May Extend Two Years
State Department official says up to 7000 U N troops could remain in the Congo for as long as two years until the Congolese army can assume peacekeeping duties. The U N force there numbers about 19000 personnel.
Honorary U S citizenship for Churchill approved by committee
The House Judiciary Committee approved a measure to grant honorary United States citizenship to Sir Winston Churchill. Sponsored by Rep Francis E Walter the move would make Churchill the first foreigner to receive honorary citizenship from Congress pending further action by House and Senate. The National Restaurant Association warned 80 000 restaurant workers may lose jobs this year due to new tax rules on expense accounts with potential 666 million dollars in lost sales. Grocery Manufacturers of America projected 1963 food expenditures to top 82 billion dollars amid ample supplies and no major shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
United States
Sir Winston Churchill
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Churchill
Congress
House
Senate
Natonal Restaurant Association
Thomas W. Powers
Chicago
Phc
Grocery Manufacturers of America Inc
Boog Powell Aims to Beat Sophomore Jinx With Orioles
MIAMI reports Boog Powell the 21 year old Orioles slugger, star of high school and Rochester, eyes a healthier season after a string of injuries. He recalls a 508 foot homer in 1962 and notes his first major league season left him with 15 homers and a .243 average as he hopes to rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Iph
John Boog Powell
Mickey Mantle
Baltimore Orioles
Boog
Orioles
Mantle
Key West High School
George Mira
University of Miami
Powell
Bluefeild
Fox Cities
Atochester
Rochester
Janet Swinton
Yankees
School Notes Reflects Student Activities at Local School
The report covers varsity basketball attendance at Indiana Bloomington, class play tryouts and ratings, Rotary World Affairs Institute trip plans for Leon Davis and Judy Ferguson, G A A pin approvals, and bowling scores. It notes teacher absences due to illness, a Home Show description by LaDeena Moody, and multiple classroom staffing updates along with an extensive student achievement and honor roll list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Davis
Judy Ferguson
Rotary World Affairs Institute
Cincinnati
Bloomfield
Richard Richeson
Bowling League Scores From Local Sport Night
The recap lists team names with individual scores and records. Duvivier, Lynch, Woisen, Camden, and Johnson led their bowling groups with varied wins and losses. several teams posted 3 0 and others 0 3. Local shops and businesses provided team entries and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duvivier
Lynch
Woisen
Camden
Johnson
Miller
Emery
Hord
Voyles
Baker
Newkirks
Smith
Osborn
Brust
Wright
Hay
Chapman
Wellington
Hair
Tuttle
Andrews
Inman’s
Dennis
Inman
Wines
Herndon
Slake
Welch and Cornett
Murray
Dwyer
Wimmer
Hazelrigz
Hardisty
Anderson - Poindexter
Blind
DeVault
Hondell
Sitterding
Loca
Beverstock
Reed
Meurer
Keller
Powell
Booker’s Grocery
Lehman
Arnold
Mason
Kinnett
Boone
McCammon’s
Fitzpatrick
Stoops
Bales
Hale
Baize
Poe
Flenniken
Habere
Whitaker
Buredoam
Former Golf King Shot During Quiz About Bad Checks
Former state junior golf champion Karl Nessler 31 died after grabbing a police officer’s gun during an interview at the City County Building in Indianapolis. Nessler, on federal parole for a bad checks case, slashed his wrist with a pen knife and aimed at an officer before Sgt Frank Spallina’s quick action prevented the weapon from firing. another officer fired three shots, and Nessler died a few minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Karl Nesser
Nesser
Noel Jones
Frank Spallina
Jones
Spallina
Nessler
St. James Gates
Gates
Robert Crooke
Dow Jones Averages Report
The Dow Jones averages show declines in most sectors with small movement. Industrials fall 1.67 points to 665.49, Rails drop 0.67 to 152.38, and Stocks slip 0.53 to 237.42 while Utilities edge up 0.06 to 133.25.
Live Stock Markets in Indianapolis Report
Markets in Indianapolis show hogs steady to 25 lower with mixed weights at 14.00 to 15.75 per cwt and sows down up to 50. Cattle and calves remain steady with high grade steers at 22.75 to 23.75 and cows rising to 25 higher. bulls up to 50. Utility and commercial buyers range 15.00 to 19.50.
Liston Patterson Title Bout broadcast by ABC Radio
The heavyweight title fight defense by Sonny Liston against Floyd Patterson in Miami Beach on April 10 will be aired on ABC radio. Les Keller will deliver blow-by-blow description and Howard Cosell will provide color commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Miami Beach
ABC Radio Network
Les Keller
Howard Cosell
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Detroit
Bud Daley
Cleveland
Stockton
Michigan
Indiana University
Bloomington
Jessie Irons
Barbara Rollison
Girls Athletic Association
Pam Engle
Marlene Bowers
Laurie Magid
Donna Kendall
Connie Justus
Judy Bales
Joyce Brown
Marsha Wal
LaDeena Moody
Manufacturers
Mother
Liesure
Tressa Ladson
Virginia Cravens
Ellen Mitchell
Jessie Haworth
Marie Walraven
Panthers
Tommy Holcomb
Wayne Pope
Steve Holcomb
Marie Huber
John Holcomb
Beatrice Haseman
Louisiana
Rickey Goggins
William Sheffler
Porter
Eddie Stewart
Maryland
Hilda Harrison
Edgar Menke
Voris Carpenter
Maddox
L and Mlementary School
Mary
Martha Fish
Ronnie
Johnny Fish
Janey
Janice Campbell
Carman
Carl Collins
Rita
Ronda Bishop
Fish
Danny Brown
Future Farmers of America
Brenda Hardesty
Jane Woodruff
Susie Bedwell
Emily Fields
Gertrude
Mable
Hortense
Henrietta
Donnie Hughes
Brad Bingham
Jack Johnson
Eddie McKim
Braves
Swifz City
Channing Vosloh
Pauline Canada
Marsha Bridwell
Connie Cadwell
Jim Bob Crawl
Bob Hunter
Cheryl Bedwell
Linda Dudley
Warren Hays
Steve Jacob
David Rich
Linda Swan
Bobby Tucker
Edward Young
Debbie All
Judy Brady
Kenny Davies
Patti Myers
John Napier
Greg Orman
Louise Smithers
Linda Sway
Charlene Trusty
Cathy Baker
Jeff Edmonson
Gary Napier
Charlotte Ray
Karen Canada
Marjorie Davies
Wima Heaton
JoAnn Stockrahm
David Swan
Lad‘es’ City League
Elks League
Max Pirtles
Brumfield
Moehlmann
Wall
Linton Glass CO. Inc
Lemonds
Collison
Roush
Cantrell
Super Motors
Corbin
Austin
Hazelrigg
Linton Iron & Metal CO. Inc.—Wells
Kirk
J. Foos
Donie
Coulomb Plumbing
Griffiths
I. Coulomb
Hardesty
M. Coulomb
Davidson
Jasonville
Burcham
H. Criss
Sievert
Emge
Bologna
Miller's
Johnson’s
Grerber
Piedmont
Hostetler’s Market
Dial
Seer
Fia
Ramo Boge
Hammond—Lowrey
Wurlitzer—Minshall—Estey
Beasley Music Studio
ST. S.E
Linton, Inc
Sebrings OF
Vincennes
Pii
Maynard H. Kaggio
K. J. Brown & Co, Inc
B. Main St
Debbie
RIP Dog Food
Folger’s
Aiohs
Blue Water Fish
Lester Packing CO
12Th Street S.E
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