County Father Son Golf Tourney Entries Close Wednesday Aug 14
Nearly 200 golfers are expected to compete in the 18th Madison County Father and Son Invitational Golf Tournament at Edgewood Country Club August 17 and 18. Sponsored by Anderson Newspapers it is for Madison County amateur members from Edgewood Anderson Elwood Idlewild and Grandview clubs. Five classes based on sons ages award trophies for overall champions and top three in each division. Entry deadline is 8 pm Wednesday August 14 with final planning meeting at Edgewood.
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Madison County
Edgewood Country Club
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Edgewood
Anderson
Elwood
Idlewold Country Clubs
Grandview Golf Club
Marvin Jones
Edgewood Club
Jones
Milton Mills Sr
Paul Mills
Paul
Dick Stage
Mills
John
Griffith Favored Over Mims in Saratoga Welterweight Bout
Welterweight champion Emile Griffith, 25, of New York is a 4-1 favorite to beat middleweight contender Holly Mims, 34, of Washington, D C, in a nationally televised non title bout at Saratoga. The one round confrontation headlines the centennial racing meet. Griffith seeks his third title defense since last June. A crowd of 5 000 is expected with a $25 000 gate. Both fighters fight under a contract limiting weight to 156 pounds. Griffith enters with 34 victories in 40 bouts, 14 knockouts, four defeats.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Emile Griffith
Holly Mims
weHeCuUl Saa
Griffith
New York
Luis Rodriguez I
Madison Square Garden
Mims
Washington, D.C
Helly
Stars Clobber Bethel Behind Trio Of Hurlers
The All Stars defeated Bethel Methodist 17 to 1 in the annual All-Star classic at Shadyside. Parks led with three hits, Swango and Eckman added two safeties, Bethel walked eleven as their pitchers labored. Bethel’s Burris brothers drove in the lone run.
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Bethel
Shadyside
Parks
Swango
Eckman
Corzine
LeAnna
Eddie
Gene Burris
D M.raper
Zachary
Hennigar
Manship
Ee -Tvswango
Eekman
C.raper
Collingwood
L.deok
M.carlson
Odom
Begley
BlaAnna
T.laanna
Rethel
Holsapple
Lawson
Flowers
T Burris
Bright
Stanley
Parkhurst
B.brown
E.burris
G.burris
Humphrey
Ashton
Brown
J Bethel
Corzin
Learis
Ed Burris
Overlins Capture Golf Championship Again
Dale and son Jim Overlin won back to back titles with 148 in'. In prior years Clayton and Bob Carpenter 154 1957 and Cliff Hardwick 152 1956. Rules committee led by Dick Stage and Ed Flannigan adopted PGA style changes for Pee Wee and Prep play Saturday and general play Sunday. Ground under repair marked with lift and drop behind area. All costs $300 saved by each league at Rains. Practice bowling 30c.
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Dale
Jim Overlin Ahso
Clayton
Bob Carpenter
Mark
Bob Williams
Dick Stage
Ed Flannigan
B Major Tackles Older Horses for Arlington Park Handicap
B Major rider Ray Broussard carries 115 pounds in the $50,000 added Arlington Park Handicap at one mile. The field includes top weights Editorilist at 122 pounds and Wa-Wa Cy at 133 pounds. Candy Spots and Wa-Wa Cy have been key rivals in recent Arlington events with B Major upsetting Candy Spots in the Chicagoan.
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Chicago
Elmendorf Tarm
B. Major
Candy Spots
Ray Broussard
Fourth Estate Stable
Editorialist
Herb Hinojosa
Arlington
Nancy Spicer
Washington Park
Butts Denies Charges In 1962 Alabama Georgia Game
ATLANTA UPI Wallace Butts, ex Georgia coach, denied conspiring to fix the 1962 Alabama Georgia gate during a libel trial against the Saturday Evening Post. He testified he spoke with a gambler but did not share Georgia plays with Bear Bryant and offered to diagram plays for the jury. Bryant testified earlier to deny the Post accusation.
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Atlanta
UPI
Wallace Butts
Georgia
Saturday Evening Post
Butts
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Post
Bryant
Scaber
Cross
London bout with Cassius Clay eyed for September
Al Phillips, manager of former British heavyweight Brian London, said he has agreed to terms for London to fight Cassius Clay, the leading contender for Sonny Liston's world title. The agreement, via his agents in America, sets the bout with promoter George Parnassus in Los Angeles in September.
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London
UPI
al Phillips
Brian London
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Phillips
America
Clay
George Parnassus
Los Angeles
City Park tennis champs crown youth players at Riley Park
City Parks tennis tourney at Riley Park awarded boys and girls titles across 12 to 18, 16 to 18, and younger age groups. Finals featured Huntley Clark Harless Richards and Hileman Thornburg among winners, with close scores reporting in multiple divisions. Legal notice follows detailing tax levy considerations by Anderson Township Madison County Indiana set for August 27, 1983.
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Parks Tennis
City Parks
Riley Park Courts
Nadine Thornburg
Debby Barr
Robbie Huntley
Linda Harless
Jim Clark
Ricky Richards
Mike Hileman
Leslie Huffman
Steve Huntley
Herald Phalo
City Park
Riley Park
Bobbie Huntley
B. Huntley
Cheryl
Palmer
Taxpayers warned on Green Township budget and levies
Notice to taxpayers in Green Township Madison County Indiana outlines the 1963 1964 budget projections including Tuition Fund Fire Fighting Debt Service and Special School Funds. It details estimated funds to be raised by tax levy and schedule for public hearing August 27 1963 with hearings by county auditors and potential appeals by August 10 1963.
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Green Township
Madison County
Indiana
Madison
County
Soos
Unis
Ounay Tlon
Schipp Fire
M. F
County Auditor of Tax Rates
Anderson Township
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Board of Tax Commis
Five Step Approach Bints for Better Baseball Speed
The five step method adds a fifth step to increase momentum and speed. Start with a small left foot move, begin the push away with the other foot, and synchronize with the forward right step. This approach avoids overspeed and ensures smoother acceleration without sudden pushing at release.
Figure 8 Stock Car Races At Sun Valley Speedway
Sun Valley hosts a Figure 8 stock car program with over 140 entries at Anderson's Sun Valley Speedway. Five heat races and two major events headline the card, starting with the first heat at 7:30 p.m. EST, with John Keller and Jim Brewer expected to contend again.
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Anderson
Sun Valley Speedway
Sun Valley
Joe Helpling
John Keller
Elwood
Jim Brewer
Noblesville
Srmin Payne
Herb Rose
Pendleton
Keller
Don Andrews
Bill Lemon
Bill Keep
Bob Fields
Rocket Racing Club
Gene Sampson
Noah Goin
Glen Adams
World Record Holder Fails To Qualify
CHICAGO UpT Chet Jastrem ski of the Indianapolis Athletic Club failed to qualify for the National AAU Senior Men's swimming and diving meet held at Ridgeland Commons pool Oak Park. Jastrem ski cited shin splints while IU star and other record holders Tom Stock in backstroke and Ted Stickles in medley remain in contention.
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Chicago
UPT
Chet Jastremski
Indianapolis Athletic Club
AAU
Jastremski
Indiana University
Ridgeland Commons
Oak Park
Nigeria And Tiger Defend Fight Title
Dick Tiger defends his world middleweight title against Gene Fullmer in Nigeria in the first championship fight held there. The 15 round bout starts 7:30 p.m. local time with British referee Dick Hart. Tiger seeks to extend his lead after two prior meetings with Fullmer, including the 1962 title win in San Francisco. Nigeria backs the fight with government support and subsidies.
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Tradan
Nigeria
Dick Tiger
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Dick Hart
Tiger
Hour
Fullmer
San Francisco
Bealing
Las Vegas
Law Retires After Rocky Pitching Career
AP reports veteran Vernon Law of the Pittsburgh Pirates retires on Friday after a troubled few years. Law, famed for the 1960 World Series win over the Yankees, injured his arm in a Freas accident and went on the voluntary disabled list. Other items reference promoter Solomons, Tiger and Fullmer guarantees, and weather affecting a large Liberty Stadium crowd near Lagos.
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Pittsburgh
Vetere Vernon Law
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jack Solomons
Tiger
Joseph Modupe Johnson
Labor and Sports
Liberty Stadium
Ithis
Lagos
Pistol Champion William Blankenship Clinches Fourth Straight Title
Crown Army Sergeant William Blankenship of Fort Benning, Georgia, wins the 1963 national rifle and pistol matches, setting a new aggregate record 12654-151 over three days. The 33-year-old sergeant, from Richland, Virginia, began shooting in 1952 after receiving a pistol as a Christmas gift. Also, the Baltimore Colts add defensive rookie John Muro to their NFL training camp roster after a release by Minnesota.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Ft. Benning
William Blanken ‘Ship Jr
Blankenship
Richland
COLTS
Mario Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
John Muro
Minnesota Vikings
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