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Cold Tracksters Get

Warren Central

Takes 3-Way Affair

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS The word “nippy” among yesterday's local prep track con-

stituents wasn't confined only to

the frisky breezes.

Heated competition keynoted the cindermen’s efforts despite

sunny but chilly weather as the

tracksters battled time and. un-

geasonable cold temperatures to get in some much-needed track work. The Washington-Shortridge dual-mecet, won by the Continentals,

67 to 50 at Shortridge, was much closer than the score, and Warren Central's 70'2 points at home scarcely towered over Southport's 601, in a three-way affair with Crispus Attucks, which scored 34 points. In Tech's rivalry clash with Anderson, the Indians piled up a 71 to 46 victory at Tech, but had

to rely on power in the field events. The Indians won nine of the 12 places in the four field events, slamming the high jump

and winning all four firsts. But bath teams shared in some fancy capers. Tech's Dick Tinnel, with a slight tail-wind, clicked off the 220 in 22.4, tying the present

mate Stan Feezle Jr. running the third leg lost the slight lead before Shortridge’s Jack Praed and Washington's Tom Crampton anchored their teams homeward in a near-photo finish. Praed, behind four yards, missed taking Crampton by a breath. Crampton is recuperating from a nose operation. Warren Central had to win both relay events from Southport to win the triangular squabble, but Attucks had the only double winner. He was Gus Anderson, who won both hurdles. Speedway went outside the county to open its outdoor season successfully. The Sparkplugs

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High Hurdles—1, Anderson (CA);

{ 3 Melton (WC): 3, Jackson (A); 4, Deckert ’

(8). Time, :18.2. 440—1, Oertel (WC): 3, Harding (CA); 3 Nerding (8); 4, Stewart (CA). ime. 57.4

880—1, Sorrel (WC): 2, Anderson (8); Bere (8); 4, Bryant (8). Time, 4 6

220--1, Collins (WC): 2, Ellis (8); 3, Myers (CA); 4 Hardrick (CA), and McCord (WC), tied. Time, :24.5. Low Hurdles—1, Anderson. (CA): 3, McGathey (8); 3, Reed (WC); 4, Melton

(WC). Time :25.3 Shot Put—1, Egenolf (8): 2, Moore (WC), 3. Hustler (8); 4, Laslie (WC)

Distance, 36 feet, 6 inches. High Jump—1, Ransom (WC) and Wilson (8) tied 3, Prange (WC). Jackson (CA), and Quack (8), tied. Height § feet, inches Broad Jump-—1, Jackson (CA): 2 Ellis (8); 3 McCord (WC): 4, Nerding (8) Distance. 19 feet, 10 inches Pole Valilt—1, Black (WC) and Quack (8) tied: 3, Laslie (WC); 4 (Mace (8) and Smith (CA) tied. Height: 10 feet, 3 inches Mile Relay--1, Warren Central (Laslie Henke. Sorrel. Cartel): 2, Southport: 3, Warren Central: 4, Crispus Attucks. Time, }.56.4 Half-Mile Relay—1, Warren Central (Reed lack. McCord, Collins): 2, Southrt Crispus Attucks; 4, Crispus AtTinvé, 1:41.68

AT MOORESVILLE (Speedway 60, Mooresville 49)

100-1, R. Allen iM): 2, Smith (8); 3, B. Allen M). Time :120

220-1, R, Allen (Mi; 2, Smith (8); 3, B. Allen (M). Time :25.1 440—1, DeMoss (Si; 2. B. Allen (M); 3, Cantwell (8). Time, :58.0 880—1. Wingert (8); 2, Gross (8); 3, Henderson (M). Time 2:15.13. Mile—1. Almond M): 2, Beck (8): 3, Denny (8). Time, 5:33.8. Hig Hurdles—1. Wright (M); 2

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Lawrence Central Beats Tigers, 4-0

Tech, Washington Win Openers

An Apple — Sophomore Dean |Apple—was the teacher as the county's prep baseballers sneaked |{in a couple more season openers on this spring’s unrelenting weatherman. | Lawrence Central, behind the three-hit pitching of Apple, a sophomore righthander, opened its ‘current diamond campaign with a 4 to 0 victory over Crispus Attucks at Riverside yesterday. Whiffs Seven Tech é6pened at Kokomo yesterday, crushing the Wildcats, 26 to 7. Tech splattered 21 hits includ|{ing four each by Shortstop Cliff McNicholl and Catcher Myron Moriarity. Moriarity, who rapped out two doubles and a triple, batted in eight runs. Centerfielder Joe Sexson batted in five.

Howe got stopped by Washington, 5 to 1, at Rhodius Park as Jim Lee silenced the Hornets with three hits. It was Washington’s opener and the second defeat in five starts for Howe. The Continentals clustered three hits|

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state's best to date, and the-cen- Plodded on a soggy track to down H tury in :10.3. Anderson's Haynes Mooresville, -60-to- 49. None of "100 {irate Harrington ripped off a :52.5 in the times and distances recorded Wright M) the 440. which tied the state's best was considered “good.”

440 held by Shortridge's Bob AT SHORTRIDGE Bruce (Washington 67, Shortridge 50) 4 v 100

J ' 3, D. Wright (M), Time, :19.2 Hawkins (8); 4 . 3, Hanna (8S). Time, :27.3. -1._ Kutch (8); 2. Potter (8) Distance, 38 feet 3 inches. 1. K. Wright (M): 2, Denny S). Bowman M) and WhitHeight 10 feet 1

1, Hicks (W 2. Bruce 8 3 1mp- W. Wright (M); 2, WilVaults 11-10, S). Time. :10.4 3 Gross 8S); Hawking 8 and RF tied eight, 5 feet nches ARAAT Syera i Owensby (Wi: 2. Murphy (8; 3 Wl N Ee ) - : SorhainaTe Roger WintePesd Ri: TIEE. 4144.8 i 4 Wrights Mh «Distance: 18 feet who did a 19-V'z broad Jump, ns, 53's lovey 1w 2 ay--1," Speedway (E Wingert wsoared 11 feet, 10!; inches for the n iles—1, Z&oeell (Wi; 2 , DeMoss: Time. 4.018 : Wi: 3. 8 ers (S). Time. :18 4 Mi . Re SFT Speedway (Smith, nares, 2 Yo i

state's current’ high in the pole Hawkins. Time, 1:46.38. vault outdoors. Both relay laurels were split.

Anderson's mile quartet, anchored

880—1, Bernhardt (Wi; Bose (8). Time, 2:10 220—1, Bruce 8) 2 HB Wis , Mace a. Time, :23.7. Becks IW 3 ow Hurdles—1, Meyers (W): 2. Trussler (8); 3. Riffey Wi. Time, 25.0 ;

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Crispus Attucks

Shot Put—1. Peterson (Si: 2, Northern Lawrence Renal ABH OA by the 6-5 Harrington, came home HL Epstein (8). Distance. 43 feet. 4 pon ss 4 2 { Hawkins.ab ¢ 1 1 3 id 3a - Pole Vault—1, Rieke (8); 2, Riffey (W) |McDnel3b 3 0 1 1iEdwards3db 2 0 0 3 in 3:38, currently a Hoosier sea-|geichi. 8 feet. 8 inches Sones e123 heresy 303) sonal top, and Tech's half-milers; [sh Hirdles—1. Syezell (Wi: 2, Rilfey Steele.tb 3 0 8 1'Gardnerlp 3 2 8 8 31 ," Ar ': 3, Hi 2 Boy reeled off a 1:36 baton exchange. (W.. 3. J. Praed |S. Distance. 19 feet. +335 3ioqantet 0%) Sophomore Herman Lewis, Early High Dt, Boone (Wi: 2, Maxey. X 3 9 3 ¢ on if 3 5 1 ° Woods, Jim Edwards and Tinne],'S: and Bogue (Wi. tied. Helsht. 3 feet. © Keenep 1003 i 168 Ap Wheeled that one in the absence of | Mie Relay—1. Washington (Bernhardt. Joe sy e333 Joe Sexson, lending his talents to fice: 3. Washington. Hime 3.43, ort Robertson 0 0 0 0 the Tech baseballers. ats ulle Relay—1, Washington (Hicks! Totals 23 731 71 Totals 36 32110 The results were as broad as Snhoriridge: 3, Washington. Time. 1.33 _Ackers grounded out for Keene in the fifth 8 they were long at Shortridge. AT TECH Robertson walked for Stevens in seventh Eight inches was thé approximate tAnderson 71, Yerb 46) No 30 oo total difference as Shortridge set- ; 1h Mogan (a; 3 :h. McConnell, Edwards. Runs tled for second place in three 1A\L 5 Fanon. (Ti 3 nell apple. Runs sali 7 i iD- i ton: tA): Stolen bases—West, Wallevents mn the nip and tuck affair. Ei i 208 fa) 3 i Gardner Hawkins Pugh, Apple But Washington missed Shot uj Edwards iT): 3. Line- Sacrifice— McDaniel Left on bases—Lawnowden m 175 rence Central 6 Crispus Attucks 8. Base

Putter Bill Cook. who was playing °3& ‘1’: 3 Snowden (Aj

2 Struck baseball and Ed Kernodle, who is Albershardt «T'. Time 2:09.4 20—1, hy 3

3. "Pox (A 3. on balls—Off- Apole 3. Keene 2. out—RByY: Apple 7

3. Off: Keene. 6 in 5 innings; Stevens. 1 in 2

3 3 2 Tinnel he ailing list. re Hit by pitcher—By: Apple (Keene). Balk— of he Bi! ng } . Marfan A : 3, Hale (Ti: Apple. Passed balls—~Cobbs 3. Losing Bob Hicks of Washington, and 3 S Pe Nees TP SalEWIR aD DurBruce, a couple of wholesome com- 3 “Frau. 4% = petitors. dueled most of the day, ,Bioad J tA 2 Yeoh Oa Kokome Hicks taking Bruce by two inches feet = = noPh Re MeNcBLE LD Heo 2004 i . y igh Jump—1, Harris (A). ummer ‘Al Ww n. 1 1 2 in a :10.4 100-yard dash, but Bruce wed 3." Harrington (a: Height, 5 feet. Bonoonie 3 1 o soca 19329 turning it on in the 220 after 3 inches Wiittelead fA): 3. Hor. DEFO §30@Furnish 1000 Hicks broad jumped to second ten T A) ed. Heisht. 11 feet. MOHAriY.c § 4 § & A 3 3 3 3 3 : , 10!3 inches ron chs § ’ AY 1h 3 place behind Shortridge’s Bob Ar- “sue Relay—1. Anderson (Etherington. easy 3 3 3 aries Jy 3 } 5 3 haugh, 19-9 performer yesterday. JoX, Dixon. Hamingtoni; 2. Tech: 3 yopqre3h 2 0 0 0iGracedd 1 0 0 0 Bruce's 220 time was 23.7 in a pal Mile Relas—1 Tech Lewis, Woods Sian Y333i amr 7000 4 Waras. innei. Anderson; . eck e Ou cross-wind. Time. 1:36.90 Davis. If 200 3161 ; AT WARREN CENTRAL Garlandp 3 2 0 1002 Bruce, Hicks Dueled in Relay (Warrén Central 0i:. Southport 601g, Wravy.D 1000 20012 The bespectacled junior also . Crispus Attweks 30) : Totals 442121 7° Totals 30 82110 : & 100—1, .McGathey (Sy: 2 Collins (WC: won the 440 in :53.9. He dueled 3; rus ''s 4 Clemons (CA:. Time, Purnish struck out for Sanders in 6th j i i12 Tech 447 301 7 with Hicks starting out in the 2. Riley ‘Wor: 3 Honome 031 020 1

: : Tie— 8; ] half-mile relay team. but Team- pMicl Anderson /S'. 2 Riles (WC: 3

_ Errors—Vander Kook 2. Stalley, Harvey

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to go along with two Howe errors| for four runs in the fifth frame. Apple whiffed seven Attucks hitters in his seven-inning labors | in well-played game that opened Attucks’ diamond season. And two of the three hits came from the big bat of a big sophomore who was a big hit with the Attucks basketball team last month. He is Willie Gardner, who {hit two for three and played error(less ball in nine chances at first (base. Jerry Hawkins made the other) bingle for the Tigers. Gar Wallsmith, with three for, three, including one double, led’ the Bears, who had seven hits. Bob Pugh had two for four.—J. A.

Ne nd Wow oF FAR AN MANUAL'S FRONT LINE—Ready to do or die tor their South Side high school, these boys are playing their school’s firs} full tennis schedule in more than |5 years. They are (left to right} Harry Holiand, Ronnie Mescall, Jim Beatty ana (kneeling, Charlee Sharp. All except Sharp are Manual trackmen. Mescali was runnerup to Beatty, Boys' City Tennis Champ last year.

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