Grandview Golf Club Announces 33-Tournament Season
The Grandview Men's Golf Club reveals a 33-tournament schedule including eleven 18-hole medal play events six pro-amateur, five mixed two-ball events and ten special tourneys led by President Bill Creed. The calendar opens with a member smoker and a pro-am.
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Madison County
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Randy Dougherty
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Grenlee
Canam Lip
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Grandview Husbar Fife
Golf Opens With Palmer Player and Nicklaus Favored
The 1960s Augusta National field features 82 players in a four day event. Palmer is the favorite at 4-1 with Player and Nicklaus at 6-1, while others like Finsterwald Littler Venturi sit at 10-1. The event tees off Thursday at 10 am EST.
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Apple Valley
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Gene Littler
Pott
Ken Venturi
May and Pro-am Golf Schedule With Prizes
A sequence of golf events from May through August lists Pro-am dates varying from 6 to 18 holes, merchandise values mostly 25 to 40 dollars, and sponsors including East Side Dairy Anderson Refuse Co Davis Dairy Cooper's Bowl Nor Norris Dick Robarts Anderson Banks Coca Cola Bottling Guide Lamp Corp Heckaman Buick and Cleaners. The program includes Memorial Day and Flag Day tournaments plus Mixed Two-ball and Guest Day events with entry-fee prizes.
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Madison County
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Grapefruit League Baseball Results and Local Event Schedule
Summary of baseball scores including Cincinnati over Chicago 7 2 Baltimore over Washington 9 2 and New York A over Philadelphia 6 4. Also shows events at Grenlee’s Pro and Grandview Hushbar with golf tournaments and pro-am entries across August to September.
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Anderson High Track Team Dominates Opening Meet
Coach Ray Ward’s Indians swept nine of thirteen events at the South Anderson field to beat Marion County’s North Central squad. Anderson finished 671-3-412-3 in varsity, with reserves 162-424. high marks by Cook and Morgan highlighted the meet amid scattered, unclear notes.
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Butts Faces Scrutiny Amid Gambling Inquiry And Track Notes
Officials released a report detailing Grant Butts and others connected to North Central and Anderson in a wider gambling inquiry. The document cites telephone records and track results as well as statements from Cook and Sanders. It notes coordination with the Senate rackets committee and SEC oversight while outlining noncriminal aspects of the case and potential cooperation.
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Four days of top bowling open at Raceway Lanes
Indianapolis UPI reports four days of top professional bowlers compete at Raceway Lanes in Indianapolis for a $23,000 jackpot. The event kicks off Wednesday with a field featuring leading names in bowling aiming for the first prize and significant title prestige.
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Erskine's Nine Opens Baseball at Butler Today
Anderson College unveils its 1963 baseball team this afternoon in Indianapolis as the Ravens meet Butler University in a seven inning duel. Erskine leads the squad with four veteran pitchers and Denny Lehnus the returning ace, aiming to build on last season's second place conference finish.
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Keglers Roll Today In Fone Top
Exchange noted between Georgia and Alabama coaches on football plays formations and techniques. Georgia staff questioned. six signed statements indicate potentially vital information before the 1962 season opening. Also reports of Madison Heights track meet results with school records and relay wins.
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Senators Buy Minoso From Cardinals In $40,000 Deal
The Washington Senators acquired 40 year old outfielder Miraie Minoso from the St. Louis Cardinals for about $40,000 plus a minor league player to be sent later for Erskine. Rookie outfielder Jerry Helvey joins the Senators in the deal.
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Noblesville sets school marks in outdoor meet
Noblesville Sprinters and field eventers posted new school records at an outdoor meet. Mike Brandenburg set the pole vault mark at 11 feet 8 3/4 inches and Gary Cox cleared 6 feet 1 1/4 inches in high jump. Noblesville led a windy show with multiple events and scheduled matches against Lapel and Carmel as well as baseball games against Lebanon and Muncie Central.
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