Madison County Father Son Tourney tee times announced
The Madison County Father Son Championship Golf Tourney at Edgewood Country Club announced pairings and tee times for the Aug 14 15 event with 184 entries and late entries to reach 200. George Crittenberger Memorial honors the late Anderson Newspapers leader. Don Padgett will speak at the banquet.
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Marvin Jones
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Mr. Crittenberger
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Bob) Jones
Ralph Stum
Charles
Bud) Anderson
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Jim Woodward
John Brissenden
Edi Flanagan
Kenneth Porter
Don Padgett
Delaware Country Club
Muncie
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Gene
Stan Weed
Noel
Steve Dougae
Jerry
Richard Shafer
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Mark
Mitton Jr
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Steve Mills
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Jay Rare Granger
Jim
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Mark Ault
Ieeances
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Eter Hosier
Henry
Jeffrey Smith
Hlmer
Zeke Anson
Pete
Mike Lewis
Pe Bemipan
Greg Stevens
Marcus
Sammy Maxwinaney Maxwell
Do Or Die Series Set Between Anderson and Cedar Lounge
Do Or Die games headline a crucial weekend for the Eastern Division race in the Central Indiana Baseball League. Muncie invades Anderson College Diamond for a 5 p.m. contest with local players urged to arrive by 4 30. A potential playoff follows if conditions permit.
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Anderson and Cedar Lounge vie for CIBL crown in decisive series
July standings show Anderson leading 10-4 with Cedar Lounge at 9-3. The two teams duel in Muncie for the Eastern Division title while Indianapolis Schuster's joins the league at Cedar Lounge on Sunday. Local players Havermere Malsom Utley boost the lineup as rainouts and doubleheaders shape final standings.
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Hoosier Market Tops Delco Remy In Narrow Victory
Larry Douglas of Hoosier Market edged Gordon Robbins of Delco Remy in a pitching duel that ended 13 to 4. Douglas drove in the deciding run with a double and scored on War rum's single to lift Hoosier Market to 14 2 in American Division with one game left against Chesterfield Friday at 8 p.m. Robbins, Eisler, Douglas, and Whitehead starred in the contest.
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iPress Breaks Own World Discus Mark
Summary text unavailable due to garbled OCR. The readable portion lists multiple baseball results and a few American Legion regional games with final scores and upcoming schedule. Key teams include Milwaukee St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Houston Pittsburgh New York Los Angeles Cleveland Boston Baltimore Detroit Kansas City Minnesota and others.
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Nash's Grand Slam Beats Alibi in Softball Upset
Nash hit a sixth inning grand slam to lift Mulic to a 5 4 upset over Alibi in the Commercial Softball League at Shadyside Local 1944 opened with a 10 6 win over Emge's Emge 003 019 2 Local 1944 801 010 x 1082 Malsom Lawson 1 and Smith Corzine and Boyer Alibi 003 0001 4 480 Mulic 100 04 x 552 Anderson and Fruett Norris and OHaver SO Anderson 11 HR Nash Mulic 6th 3 on
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I.R. Braves Beat Alexandria 6-2 in Major Win
The I.R. Braves defeated Alexandria 6-2 in a solid showing on the mound and at the plate. Pitcher and lineup contributed key hits as the win tightened standings.
Pepsi Loses In Zionsville Outdoor Tourney
In Zionsville, Pepsi fell 79 to 195 in a windy outdoor basketball tourney loss to M Oil, their second defeat to F M Oil, as Pepsi battled injuries toDinwiddie Arrick and Harber.
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M Oil
Zionsville
Pepsi
F & M Oil
New Castle
Bill Dinwiddie
Larry Arrick
Paul S Harber
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