Elwood Ties Into Locals For A Title
Madison of Anderson District 6 champions meet Harry Bridges All-Stars of Elwood District 9 winners in sectional play at 4 pm today at White River diamond Athletic Park. Mayor Ferguson will toss the first ball. Over 200 reservations for a chicken dinner follow the game at the YMCA with guest Carl Erskine and pins for players. State tourney Aug 8 and 9 in Indianapolis with Ohio winner to follow. telecast on WFBM TV Channel 6.
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Australia-U.S. Women’s Tennis Series Draws Support
In Melbourne the plan to stage an Australia-U.S. women’s tennis series next season gains momentum. Modeled after the Wightman Cup, the event aims to boost competition between national teams with Australian Tennis Association president Norman W. Strange voicing strong interest.
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U.S
Great Britain
United States
Norman W. Strange
Australian Tennis Association
James White sports news executive dies at 68
CHICAGO AP Buck White 68 longtime sports news service general manager and former Chicago Herald and Examiner circulation worker died from a heart ailment. He served 1921 1939 the Herald and Examiner, then Chicago American, later Illinois Sports News GM. Survived by widow Ann and two daughters. Lenny Moore later with Baltimore Colts scored 13 Penn State touchdowns in 1954.
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Buck) White
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Chicago American
Illinois Sports News
Ann
Lenny Moore
Baltimore Colts
Penn State
Firemen, Pepsi-Cola clash on today's schedule
Erskine National Coca-Cola event lists Kumkowski Gourley B Shepard L Shepard Turner Roberts Wilhite with Sewell as firemen. Today's schedule includes 12 30 p m C10 662 versus Pepsi-Cola and 2 30 p m McCarroll's versus Firemen.
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Coca-Cola
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Gourley
B. Shepard
L. Shepard
Turner
Roberts
Wilhite
Sewell
Pepsi-Cola
McCarroll
ACC Seniors Juniors Title Pairings Made
Pairings announced for Anderson Country Club events. 39 players entered. Seniors feature W. G. Rose vs Matt Brown, Hitz vs Campbell, plus multiple flights and byes. Juniors include Tom King vs Bobby Blake and upper/lower bracket matchups.
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ACC
Anderson Country Club
W. G. Rose
Mathern
Matt) Brown
Matt Brown
G. T. Hitz
H. E. Campbell
K. E. Ballinger
C. B. Pruitt
C. J. Carpenter
J. H. Diedring
L. R. Kemp
C. G. Campbell
M. G. Bales
William Schofield
W. L. Peck
G. W. Blackwell
Bill Broderick
J. B. Hiday
M. W. Fleece
G. E. Ross
Guy Hamilton
R. W. Dixon
J. F. Huffman
J. O. Cavil
R. W. Heaton
A. W. Heckaman
E. A. Black
E. E. Smith
M. H. Hughes
W J. Aagesen
J. L. Childes
H. H. Kinnard
W. C. Kelly
K. J. Hull
J. C. Drake
In. L. Penn
A. H. Wood
K. W. Epply
G. P. Shine
R. W. Wechsler
L. W. Murray
Tom King
Bobby Blake
Windsor Schneider
Bob Rosenbaum
John Lee
Mike Roberts
Mike Mehagan
Trent Stevenson
Dave Hallenbeck
Tom Wahlberg
Jeff Roberts
Greg Fenters
Bob Rose
Ted Smith
Dave Gephardt
Jay Polhemus
Jeff Morse
Brad Garrett
Jon Maier
Dan Hallenbeck
Mike Lee
Muncie Harness Race Results From Delaware County Fair
Harness racing at Delaware County Fair in Muncie Indiana featured the 2:25 class trot with Smarty Marty driven by Hungerford finishing first in 2:11 4-5 time while Matthew placed second and Kenland Lady third in the 2:11 race. Open class pace led by Trim driven by Landress with Nile Way second and Santa Direct third in 2:07 2-5, 2:08. Open class trot won by Winged Song driven by Niles with Carol Denise second and Range Friend third in 2:10 2:07.
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Ind
Delaware County Fair
Smarty
Marty
P. Hungerford
Matthew
Kenland Lady
Trim M
J. Landress
Nile Way
Santa Direct
F. Niles
Carol Denise
Range
Friend
Thomas HR's Twice but Mets Lose on Friday Night
Frank Thomas hit two homers to tie the major league record with six in three games, but Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Mets 8-6. Joey Jay earned his 16th win as Cincinnati built a big early lead, with Gordy Coleman hitting his 21st and Don Blasingame belting one late. The Mets’ Throneberry and Coleman homered for a late rally, while Thomas also connected for his 24th and 25th homers.
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Frank Thomas
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
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Joey Jay
Reds
Mets
Marv Throneberry
Clarence Coleman
Jay Hook
Gordie Coleman
Ray Daviault
Don Blasingame
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Keokuk Dodgers fold amid financial strain seek relocation
Keokuk Iowa based Keokuk Dodgers of the Midwest League announced they would fold due to financial difficulties but would try to relocate to another city. President William Copeland said the club cannot continue in Keokuk without debt, planning to finish the current road trip and skip a Friday game before a doubleheader in Clinton. He cited poor attendance and past poor seasons as key factors, while noting the team had money to cover current bills.
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UPI
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Cedar Rapids
Itop Rapids
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Harney Leads Insurance City Open At Halfway Mark
Worcester pro Paul Harney shot 66 to reach 132, 10 under, at the Insurance City Open in Hartford. He led a crowded field of nearly 150. Jackie Burke, Gene Littler, Julius Boros and Jerry Steelsmith were tied at 134. Art Wall and Tommy Bolt trailed, while Ted Kroll and Billy Maxwell stood at 139. Sifford stumbled, Crampton surged into a 4-way tie with Bolt, Johnson and Geiberger as play nears final rounds.
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UPI
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
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Jackie Burke
Gene Littler
Julius Boros
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Art Wall
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Ted Kroll
Billy Maxwell
Best Harney
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ICC
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Charlie Sifford
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Geiberger
Packers Rally To Top College All Stars In Grid Contest
Green Bay built a 14-10 halftime lead as Bart Starr passed for two scores, connecting with Ron Kramer and Boyd Dowler. Paul Hornung added conversions and Dowler a 49 yard catch. Navy’s Greg Mather kicked a 26 yard field goal after a turnover, while John Hadl sparked an 80 yard Stars drive with a late first half touchdown.
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UPN
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Bart Starr
Green Bay
Ron Kramer
Starr
Boyd Dowler
Paul Hornung
Major League Standings and Schedule Snapshot
National League leaders show Philadelphia nine and New York four with San Francisco and Chicago trailing. American League standings list Boston seven and Minnesota six. Today’s schedule includes key matchups such as Philadelphia at Milwaukee and Houston at St. Louis with several doubleheaders and rainouts noted.
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Dallas-Ft
Jorals and Honest Johns Win First Round Ball Game
Jorals and Honest Johns won first round matches in the Anderson Legion boys baseball tourney at Memorial Field. Jorals beat Dearing 4 to 2 while Honest Johns blanked Broadway Bever age 9 to 0. Supreme defeated Honest Johns 9 to 0. Pepsi beat Broadway 10 to 6.
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Broadway
Dearing's
Pairings Announced For Madison County Husband Wife Tourney
Pairings for the Madison County Husband and Wife Invitational Tourney are set at 11 am with 6 minute tee offs. The committee includes the Gib bons Grangers Thomas Webb and others naming couples in the schedule.
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Madison County
Paul
Margaret Gibbons
Bill
Velma Granger
Bert
Betty Thomas
Margaret Webb
Mary Gibbens
Leo
Helen Higi
Les
Flos
Otert
Joan
Mary Williams
Lawrence
Gladys Bowser
Pin
Velma Granges
Dovie Geisinge
Joy Hunt
Joe
Marie O'Neil
Gerald
Cave
Willard
Marge
Saas
Maxine Soyer
Gusta Barcus
Jim
Frank
Marylou Fosteri Lyle
Mary Ward
Tony
Pete Boot Bob
Nene
Frances Burkhardt
Killebrew’s Roof Shot Helps Twins Top Tigers 7-4
Harmon Killebrew blasted a homer over Detroit’s left field roof and Lenny Green drove in two as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Tigers 7-4 to move into a two way tie for second with Los Angeles. Green’s two run single broke a 4-4 tie in the eighth.
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Lenny Green
Minnesota Twins
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Green
Kralick
Steve Boros
Bubba Morton
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Zimmerman
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Fox
Brown
Warick Helps Top Old Mates Warwicks four hits pace Colts win
Carl Warwick went four for four with a two run homer and four RBIs as the Houston Colts topped the St Louis Cardinals 8 3. Johnson earned the win as Gibson took the loss with Houston scoring three unearned runs in the eighth. Warwick homered for the 11th time this season and helped erase a early Cardinal lead.
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al Spangler
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Jhome
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Imagination Shapes A Smooth Bowling Approach
The text argues imagination can apply to many bowling phases especially the approach. It notes women’s natural grace from dance and walking, suggesting an unobstructed, effortless approach is achievable with practice.
Race Drivers Unhurt After Spinning Out
British driver Graham Hill and South African Tony Maggs escaped injury when their BRM and Cooper spun after crashing into a television camera during German Grand Prix practice at Adenau. Both cars suffered about $5,000 damage and may not start Sunday. Hill currently leads the world championship. Carry Back Moves Up Oceanport Money List in Track Record Time. Carry Back moved from eighth to third among 1962 money earners after winning the Oceanport Handicap, earning $228,452 in 10 starts this year as Jaipur led with $270,420 through mid-July.
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Adenau
Germany
Graham Hill
Tony Maggs
Hill
BRM
Maggs
Carry Back
Oceanport
N. J
Kelso
Jack Price
Jaipur
Ridan
AFL Cards Two Exhibitions AFL Cards Two Exhibitions
AFL schedule opens with exhibition games at Atlanta and Houston featuring new quarterbacks. Oakland-Dallas kickoff at 8 p.m. in Atlanta, while Houston meets New York Titans at Houston. NFL scrimmages mark other games with key roster changes and injuries noted.
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Dallas, Tex
American Football League
Atlanta
Houston
Mexico Gets Break In Davis Cup Drawing
Mexico drew a favorable start in the American Zone Davis Cup ties as Rafael Osuna faces America's Chuck McKinley in the opening singles at Chapultepec. Jon Douglas meets Antonio Palafox on red clay while doubles pairings pit McKinley and Dennis Ralston against Osuna and Palafox.
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Mexico
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Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
Chapultepec Sports Center
Jon Douglas
Santa Monida
Calif
Antonio Palafox
Pancho Contreras
Osuna
America
McKinley
University of Southern California
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S
Bob Kelleher
Los Angeles
United States
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Palafox
Douglas
War Council Captures All-Star Purse at Arlington Park
War Council ridden by Robert Dever won the 5% furlong $10,000 College All-Star purse for 4-year-olds at Arlington Park. The winner finished in 1:08 3.5 on grass, overtaking Bright Holly who set the early pace, with Flying Mercury as the show horse. War Council paid $17.00, $4.90 and $3.20.
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UPI
War Council
Arlington Park
Bright Holly
Robert Dever
Flying Mercury
Prison Adds Umpiring To Rehabilitation
Indiana State Prison in Michigan City has added a baseball umpiring course to its vocational rehabilitation program. The National Baseball Congress will grant individual membership in the Northern Indiana Association of Umpires to inmates who complete the course before release. James M. Devere directs recreation and leads the umpire group.
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