Records Shattered In National AAU Outdoor Swimming Championships
Indy Athlet ic Club builds huge lead as Tom Stock Ted Stickles and Murray Rose set world marks in the men s national AAU outdoor championships in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio Stock wins 200 m backstroke in 2 16 9 matching the fastest 200 m time while Stickles clocks 4 51 5 beating Gerhard Hetz in a record race and Rose adds Australian pace for Los Angeles AC on a windy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Rose
Associated Press
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Tom Stock
Ted Stickles
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Los Angeles A.C
Setting a Lineup For a Bowling Squad
The writer explains lineup strategy for a bowling team. Anchor should be the steadiest bowler, lead-off should be enthusiastic and set the tone, and the weakest bowler belongs in the third spot to ease pressure. The better of the remaining two should occupy No 4, with lineup shifts as averages change.
Cedar Lounge May Clinch Eastern Crown Tonight
Cedar Lounge sits within reach of the Eastern Division title as 400 meter individual medley star Stickles nears a record despite rough water conditions. Rose dominates the 400 meter freestyle while Kokomo and Lafayette contest Western berths and manager Weatherly makes lineup tweaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickles
Hetz
Rose
Don Schollander
Comer
Santa Clara
Cedar Lounge
Anderson
Calif
Amery Castle Merchants
Japan
Tsuyoshi Yamanaka
U.S
Kokomno
Landers
Lafay
John Konrads
Australia
Kokomo
Land
Lafayette
Ike Weatherly Jr
Will Chet Jastremski
Indianapol
Danielis
Ball Park
Ken Nakasone
Spencer
Fred Schmidt
Schmidt
Indianapolis A.C
Indianapolis
Joral
Ken Magers
Edgewood Ladies Plan Invitational and Club Results
Edgewood Ladies' Golf Club announces third round pairings for the club championship and plans for an August 15 invitational at Edgewood with coffee hour and 8:30 a.m. tee-off. Committee includes Marty De Vol, Bunny Roby, Mrs Jim Thompson, and Marian Jenkins. Results report Low Net Journey sponsored by Lavale Foundry on the back nine with Class A-1 Amy Dye and Lois Pressing among top scorers. Third round matchups list Championship Flight and Vice President Flight pairings, plus multiple player results from earlier rounds and local club activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Ladies’ Golf Club
Edgewood
Marty de Vol
Bunny Roby
Jim Thompson
Marian Jenkins
Lavale Foundry
Eld
Amy Dye
Lois Pressing
Ann Merritt
Liberty Bowl and Boots Bowl gleaned from 1980 era play
Penn State won its last three post season games. Rip S Engle's team beat Alabama in the Secretary's Flight Liberty Bowl. The text cites Marsha Keller versus Fern Kolgon and Janet Sheets against Geri, plus a boots game against Georgia Tech in the Gator Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
Rip’ S Engle
Alabama
Marsha Keller
Fern Kolgon
Janet Sheets
Geri
Georgia Tech
Palmer Opens Clear Lead in American Golf Classic
Arnold Palmer moved five strokes ahead at the halfway point in Akron as he shot a 69 to go 136 after rounds of 67 and 69. Don January sits second at 141, with Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Bob Goalby Dave Ragan and Jackie Cupit tied for third at 142. Palmer seeks to break his money-winning record with $9,000 top prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Don January
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Bob Goalby
Dave Ragan
Jackie Cupit
Palmer
Fone
Firestone Country Glub
Goalby
Nicklaus
Ragan
Cupit
UPI
Jacky Cupit
George Bayer
Mike Souchak
Billy Maxwell
Jim Ferrier
Art Wall
Cubs Capture See-Saw Game
In a lively see-saw affair the Cubs edged the Pirates in a Major League clash. Tito Francona is noted for shifting momentum as new drivers challenge old timers in regional action at Sun Valley Speedway with heat races and a dazzling figure feature drawing Kokomo fans.
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Midwest
Carl Weiland
Kokomo
Anderson
Sun Valley Speedway
Sun Valley
Joe Helpling
Bob Hopkins
Sense Anly
Helpling
Onhlia
Westvale Miniature Race Car Finals Held Today
National championships for miniature racing stage 19 class finals at Westvale Park in Chicago. John Carlson leads with world record attempts as drivers from Mich Ohio Pa and Illinois compete for top prizes in a day-long program starting at 9 AM and concluding with a banquet and trophy presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carlson
Chicago
H.S. Briggs
Pontiac
Racing Car Association
Vale Park
Guinan
Oeeday
Petkichem
Bob Holmile
Anderson
Ind
Pam
J . William Wysong Jr
Cincinnati
Starlite Room
Ohio
Lenny Zeitner
Beth
Lehern
Glenn
Kero
Warren Mich
Beltiam Wunderlich
New Orleans
Fleiz
Glenn Fairabend
Utica
Mich
Fairabend
Myear
Cubs Power Through See-Saw 7-6 Win Over Astros
Chicago Cubs rally to a 7-6 victory over Houston after a see-saw game. Ken Hubbs plated the winning run on Billy Williams' two out hit in the ninth. Pirates and other league results scattered through the report with notes on players including Sam Snead and Elroy Face.
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Los Angeles
Francisca
Cincinnatii
Chicago
Billy Wil'siyagety Yams
Pittsburgh Pirates
Williams
New York
Elroy
Minnesota
Pairomore
Tommy Bolt
Barney Schultz
Kansas City
Aed Bente
Washington
Pirates
Skein
Crampton
Times
Sam Snead
Walter
Adalaialictaie
Jurkemo
Paianaralis
Billy Casper
Louisville
Sin
Palmer
Cubs
Cte Ae
Milwaukee F
Dave Stenhouse
San Francisco
Whinnat
Quston
Philadelphia
Cline
Cottier
Palmec
Boston
Esa Luplow
King
Hinton
Kirkind
Bright
Green Owl
Iday Hebert
Goalby
Detroit
Dillard
Baltimore
Rain Romano
Ate
Hamlin
Scholl
Brock Cf
Denver
Ramos
Stenhouse
Groat
Burnside
Seni
Wittens
Hannan
Calrtel Ir
Fo Daleee
Pe Gladnon
Santo
Chicdgo
Pittsburgh
San Tatas
Cca
Tamegamie
Reed Ferienlandeap
John Hertelay
Thacker
Cos Angeles
San Francie
Brinkman
Bud Gillespie
Francis
Cardwell
Hubert Stout
Cleveland City
Milwauke
Bob Hervey
Gerard
Cleveland
Jack Ormond
Betaret Sapir
MA Ueeh Caley Aras
Flannan Liams
Spike
Opie Ie
Anderson
Richmond Sd
Lorenie
Daniels Ovo
Hamilton
Rob
Sehulte
Saterno
Berry
Honachick
Fontesge
Uratas
Columbus
Sehwarls
Speedy
Don le Brock
Banke
Poa Pitspurgh
Syracuse
Atlanta
Ee Tore
Yuri Unildes
Ronays
Buggin
Eod
Robert Ebs
Aphycameane
Aumnet Seb Reman
Albierman
Atine
Mente
Brock
Atlman
Webb
Chastain
Nati
Bridges
Milwaukee
Burdette
Ati
Joey Pland
Houston
Farrell
Mossie
Scholtz
U — Burkhart
Walsh
Conlan
Phil Sulliv
Schwall
Mantle
Sth
Enn Sulivan
Spate
Aguirre
Alassi
Milt Owen
Ming
Tory
Hscar M
Turley
Top
Oscar Melson
McDowell
Tewark
Mike Humphrey
Osteen
Howard and
Richardson
Kasine
Jack Beck
Imardi Kan
Buzharde
Kanipuddin
Nisehwite
Boross Croton
Charles Munger
Pascual
Las S25
Angeles
Belinsky
HR — Richardson
Earl Garrison
Dallas Ft. Worth
Indianapolis
Inh Verge
Duke Miller
Faytack
Gerald Bodkins
Don Gwaltney
Stanley Upsets Harless In City Parks Tennis
Gary Stanley defeats Bill Harless in a City Parks Tennis tourney match advancing in the national meet. Harter beats Chuck Wagner as the singles and doubles rounds unfold with Huffman and Hittle, and Harless with Huffman winning in doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Harless
City Parks Tennis Tour
Noy
Fairabend
Nate Harter
Minia
Ture
Cliff Huffman
Bob Hittle
Ten’s
Chuck Wiener
Steve Comtock
Pg Harless
Voss Purkey
Carl Arnold
Tet Dad
Gary Stanley
Bill Harless
Slate Harter
Chuck Wagner
Bb Eeile
Ted Hollingsworth
Hut
Huteman
Ben Howe
James-Harter
Comstock-Wagner
Harless-Huffman
Lowry Thornburg
Altman Homers Behind Brock Double To Force Tie
George Altman hits inside the park homer after Lou Brock’s double. Pittsburgh ties 6-6 in the ninth on an unearned run as Roberto Clemente belts his second double driving in Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Altman
Lou Brock
Altman
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
National Terrier Show To Be Here
Anderson hosts the National Toy Fox Terrier Association fall show and meeting Saturday at the Madison County Coonhunters Club. The event features the national Grand Champion selection with officers from Port Huron and Centralia presiding. trophies, ribbons, and public admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Wational Toy Fox Terrier Association
Madison County Coonhunters Club
E. ‘Cross St
L. Howard Curren
Port Huran
Mich
Wo A. Shumaker
Centralia
Betty McMilils
OklahomaCity
Indiana Tov Fox Terrier Association
Marvin Lee
Calumet City Advances In Ohio Valley Babe Ruth Tourney
Calumet City edged Terre Haute 3-2 in the semifinals to reach the finals of the Babe Ruth Ohio Valley Regional baseball tournament. Roschern Hills then defeated Eau Claire 4-3 to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoon
Calimet City
Northern Hills
Cincinnati
Ohio
Calumet City
Terre Haute Ind
Roschern Hills
Eau Claire
Wis
Beeman To Play Witt In Louisville Exhibition
Delvin Miller guides Beeman the Wambletonian winner Har Moses protégé Spry Red toward the event. Beeman may try out with the Cincinnati Royals after football season as the Warriors face a Louisville exhibition with Calumet City and Terre Haute in pursuit of a win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delvin Miller
Wambletonian
Har
Moses
Modie) Beeman
Lan Dean
Yorktown High Ney
David Hagedorn
Indianapolis Warriors
Ohio
Eau Claire
Warriors
Exhi
Louisville
Garing
Beeman
Cincinnati Royals
i Clash At Roosevelt Leads Trotters Clash
Pioneer sportscaster Ted Husing dies in California. In New York Roosevelt Raceway hosts a clash among leading U S trotters headed by world champion Su Mac Lad during early days of racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
N.Y
Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Ted Housing
Raria
Su Mac Lad
West Raceway
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AAU
Stock
Indiana University
Pete Hemmer
Evanston
Ed Bartsch
Ann Arbor
Indiana
West Germany
Gerhard Hetz
Marion Land
Jeannie Hurst
Enid Martin
Norm: Wartz
Clarice Gammon
Martha Davis
Vivian Inghel
Blanche Filby
Virginia Thompson
Dee Johnson
Norma Wall
Elen Clem
Polly Wetzel
Nena
Charlie Welch
Bill Cooper
Bill Mauck
Supreme
Alan Chtain
RBI
Supreme Tool AB
Fuller
Tappan
Degitz
C Robbins
Phagan
Douglas
Joe
Kilmer
Bousman
Mike Martin
Doral
Atourney
Clevenger
George Shorir
lWelch
iMauck
Paar
Bophevne
Teorah Et Shortridge
St. Paul
Pharan
Doueias
Dave
Stamey
Cooner
Gumilia
Crosby
Shortridge
Bob Keller
Minneapolis
Itappan
Gumba
Alan Cooke
Sioux Falls
Obbins
Trii
Raepin
Roedgers
Roudedush
Vivian Hughes
Carolyn Nichols
Bree Vagg
Sonja Wolf
Pam Lawrence
SCCCI
Tito Francona
Vantine
Westvale
Bud Shirley
Bill Wunderlich
Ronnie Kkadykowski
Bob More
William More
Mattie Pairabend
Bob Holliday
Ed Baynes
Dial Chiklar
Westvale Park
Carlson
Franny de Snes
Nee
Peua Ruune
Aamwprive
Dee Wout
Kunke
Glenn Kermode
H. S
Rittan
Souchak
Bayer
J ‘Perrier
Tit Francona
Cleveland Indians
Peuro Ramos
Ha Ulnebinekan Sainabane
Uvelle Wasinegiu Ocholuls
Dennanna Enannad
Mavaland
Uueueil
Grandview
Winnare
Milt J Owens
Henry Glad
Back
Kenneth Talbert
John Quinn
Gilbert Hacker
Paul O'Neill
Bud Biddle
Jack Heflin
Ken Ineth Hacker
Joe O'Neill
Chittte
Bob Loose
Reading
Bill Rissman
Mansfield
Martin
Pairahona
Sane
Euoutm
Bil Sauer
Weyauu OL
Lua
William Mare
Bethlehem
Paul Kruse
Fort Wayne
Ronnie Kadebaweli
Nabenit Saltanne
Apti
Atu Ull
Umliriy UU
Franny Wolf
Bil Bissman
Robert More
Bethleher
Bob Horvedt
Stan Heckler
Paul Bond, Jr
Rollie Wagner
Versailles
William Wysong
St. Cincinnati
Leramue
Saul
Sean
Ronny Kady
Lopkowski
Bill Speed
Dave Barnes
Glen Adams
Elmer Sordelet
Fort l
Howard Fox
Beth Wayne
Fox
Cnmne
Oflande
Usiewe
Eaporicu
Hounia Vio
Hackett Legion Post
Heckaman
Jlocal Municipal
Mockele Legion
Wayne Henlse
Ule NY
Ls Usass
Wun Latarou
H. S. Briggs
Felix Kunke
H. 5. Briggs
Anderson No
Long J
Amrcalone
Bill Harness
Povineusey
Mitcuils
Ene
AfLernoon
Legion
Tae
Wandic, Gowan
By Walt Ditzen
iCalumet City
Terre Haute
Witt
Anis Stanek
Larry Martin
Calumet
Ye Hill
Jerry King
Roosevelt
Ted Husing
Deer Creek Conservation Club
Jonesboro, Ind
Anderson, Indiana
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