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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1964
Page
3
Indiana remains in winter as a baseball team prepares for an April 3 start. With five days left, practices are limited due to space in a Quonset hut. Pitchers and catchers have been throwing. timing and shape are crucial for hitters and fielders to perform once the season begins.
The Tri-State Sports Car Club held a Sunday gymkhana behind the Weatherhead Plant featuring obstacle courses with pins, milk bottle targets, and a fence-key challenge. About 30 spectators watched as B Kendall and J Kendall won in Valiant with 2:36.83, followed by H Smith and T Seng in Sprite.
Cooper Union in New York City mandates skiing and horseback riding as part of its engineering degree. Freshmen ride the subway to the Bronx for slopes as they also learn ice skating social dancing and orientation. The absence of on campus facilities highlights the city’s athletic accommodation shortage. Professor J Clinton Hollinger calls the policy a sign of belief in sports participation.
A Sports Illustrated piece notes that performance links to superior physical ability. It emphasizes physiological factors and elite athlete benchmarks, underscoring how training, genetics, and recovery shape outcomes across sports.
An informal student exchange opens with letters to Stan Slanders III about campus culture, independence, and social groups. A mix of concerns highlights a perceived shift toward sensational content and Greek recognition.
In Cold water Michigan stations WITVB AM and WANG IM air at 10 15 A M with Problems of Your Income Tax the final 1964 discussion led by Ronald Pufahl CPA from WOWO Fort Wayne Indiana at 7 30 PM covers tax problems. Homer Neisz and Nye Adams Portland Cement Association engineers discuss keeping basements dry as a perennial issue.
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