Anderson Falstaffs edge Peru in bid for state semi-pro glory
Falstaffs pitcher Dusty Rhodes leads against Peru in a key semi-pro series at Waterloo with Anderson chasing title as Rhodes dominates with a 1.3 ERA. Long reads on team averages show Keithley and Rowe pacing offense while Whitehead and Rowe drive the lineup.
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98 Compete In Women's Guest Day
Major honors in the Grandview Women's Invitational Guest Day tournament were won by Mrs. Paul Taggart of Indianapolis Pleasant Run and Mrs. Mary Ruth Symonds of Anderson Country Club. A total of 98 women participated with 74 guests and 24 members. committee chairmen were Mrs James King, Mrs Jerome Foohey, and Mrs Mary Hendricks. John Chambers of No. 1 Beverages sponsored the event.
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Thomson Cerda Lead All American Golf Tour Round
British Open champion Peter Thomson and Antonio Cerda shared the first round lead at the All-American Golf Tournament with 67s. Cerda kept every fairway and five greens in 34 on the front nine, while Thomson matched the 67 amid a wave of domestic pros.
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Melbourne
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Buems
Aires
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Gene Bong
Detroit
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Tony ‘Holguin
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Ted Kroll
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Jack Burke
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Chick Harbert
Gene Littler
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Jim Hiskey
Pocatette
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Sea Island
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Columbus
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Baton Rouge
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Honolulu
Thomson Wins British Open Slow Month as Field Opens
Little League Thomson, 27, winner of the British Open three years running, trails Cerda by almost four hours as 155 professionals start for the $3,420 top prize. Dietz of Lakeron is noted while O Shanter posts a 72 on a 915 yard layout.
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Husband-Wite Golf Date Set At Anderson Grand View
The anneal Husband-Wite e-Note tournament sponsored by Top ONeill Insurance Agency will be held Sunday August 1 at the Anderson Grandview Course starting at 1 pm. Husband and wife teams and members of any Madison County golf club are eligible. Committee includes Paul Fribbens and Bert L. Thomas. SHADYSIDE SHINOR Coca-Cola defeated Cities Service 14-2 in Shadyside Minor League action with Moody Freeman Nase Yoad and Stock contributing.
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Two Views Clash Over Past and Present Athletic Stars
Reading snippets show debates on whether old-time athletes like Vandivier and Franklin's Wonder Five would outpace today’s top teams. The piece mixes game results and humorous exchanges about tickets, featuring Cleveland Indians blunting the Yankees 4 0 and notes on baseball lore and notable players.
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Fuzzy) Vandivier
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Marion Hurler Tosses No Hitter At Hockett 9
Marion's Gary Atkinson pitched a no hit game and drove in two runs as Marion beat Anderson Hockett Maco 2 to 1 at the Veterans Hospital diamond. Don Furnish allowed five hits and struck out 4, while Atkinson fanned 24 and walked 7. Hackett Maco’s next games include Frankfort and Anderson Calabria with a 31 3 season mark.
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Franklin High names Artisgrave as new coach
Franklin High School announced on Thursday the appointment of Artisgrave a former Butler University basketball player as new coach. Cosgrave who led Bob Evans coached Tipton High School to a sectional title during a four year tenure.
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Legion Senior Winners Listed on Grammiew Golf Course
Winners from two recent journeys staged at the Grammiew golf course were announced yesterday by officials in charge. Chairman Joe ONeill announced winners for the George Hockell Legion tourney and the Banker's Handicap with placements from 1st to 7th and ties noted for several categories.
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