White Grabs 3 Shot Lead In 72 Hole State Golf
Phil White of Evansville shot a 68 in the opening round at Bloomington to lead the Indiana Young Men's golf tournament, the field reduced to 64 after Tuesday's round. Jim Jewell of South Bend was three back with 71, with other leaders and scores listed from Bloomington and surrounding areas.
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Steve Wilkinson
Richmond
Bob Zender
West Lafayette
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Kokomo
Red Sox end drought with 5 4 win over Twins
Boston breaks nine-game slide and halts Minnesota six game win streak as Lu Clinton and Dick Radatz deliver key two run homers and strong relief. Mantilla adds solo shot for insurance while Clinton redeems a misplay earlier.
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Dick Radatz
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Frank Malzone
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Quarterbacks To Dominate Football Scene
A rising wave of college quarterbacks is expected to lead the 1963 season across major programs. Notable names include Pete Beathard and Hal Bedsole at USC, Roger Staubach at Navy, Joe Namath at Alabama, Jack Concannon at Holy Cross, and Gary Wood at Cornell, with strong contenders from Penn State, Syracuse, Georgia Tech, Miami, and Texas.
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Pete Beathard
Hal Bedsole
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Ron Vanderkelen
Northwestern
Tom Myers
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Mississippi
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Roger Staubach
Navy
Pete Liske
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Syracuse
Jack Concannon
Holy Cross
Gary Wood
Cornell
Joe Namath
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George Mira
Girls Hold Track Meet At Denny Field South Anderson
YMCA girls held a track meet at Denny Field in South Anderson with 62 competitors in three age groups. Winners in younger, older, and senior divisions earned prizes donated by local merchants, with relays and multiple events led by named participants and officials.
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Barbara Koon
Diana Metzger
Jane Anna Livingston
Kathy Dewark
Kathy Collier
Karen Jones
Sue Ellen Butler
Nancy Koon
Debra Brown
Teresa Fuller
Linda Barber
Sue Gardner
Barbara Porter
Cathy Strauser
Lynn Carter
Barbara Whitsel
Mary Catherine Ryder
Martha Perry
Diana Jarrett
Caroline Nutter
Dorothy Hall
Margaret Butts
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Joyce Davidson
Connie Colmen
Betty Jo Kirkman
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Mark Layman
Plum To Miss Action Month For Lions Quarterback
Detroit Lions quarterback Milt Plum may be out for up to a month after a knee injury in a 24-10 exhibition win over Cleveland. He will miss Saturday's game with the New York Giants in Cleveland, with Earl Morrall expected to start if Plum cannot return. Plum was hurt when a Browns lineman fell on his knee as he threw a pass that was intercepted.
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George Wilson
Red Brick Inn Offers Fried Chicken and Beef Steaks
Special Tuesday through Thursday online deal at Red Brick Inn features fried chicken and beef tenderloin steaks priced at 99 cents.
Dugout Talk Highlights Pitcher Ups, Umpire Quips
New IUPI report surveys Stan Musial predicting Dick Ellsworth or Jim Maloney as NL's most improved pitcher with Ellsworth narrowly ahead. Musial recalls Ellsworth fanning him four straight times. Julian Javier aids Cardinals by improving defense. Umpire Joe Paparella criticizes Sox protest handling after Al Luplow catch. Birdie Tebbetts recalls strict curfew enforcement with a bold double fine among Reds players.
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Dick Williams
Luplow
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Birdie Tebbetts
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Billy Graham
Frisch's Bowls North to Lafayette in League Game
Lafayette defeats Frisch's 2 to 1 in a Central Indiana Booster League clash. George Webb pitched all nine for Anderson while Purvis earned the win for Lafayette as the division crown was secured and a playoff with Cedar Lounge looms. Frisch's fell 10-7 to New Castle at Anderson on Saturday night.
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Baumann and Buzhardt Swap Roles on White Sox
Chicago White Sox restore Frank Baumann to the active roster and place pitcher John Buzhardt on the 30 day disabled list with a sore left shoulder. Baumann is 2 0 with 18 relief appearances this season after returning from an arm strain.
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Freese Out With Groin Injury For Reds
Cincinnati Reds third baseman Gene Freese will miss one to two weeks with a groin injury after scoring a run in Sundays six run sixth inning against the Dodgers. Freese broke his ankle in spring training last year while sliding into a base.
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Quarterback boom reshapes college football this season
The piece notes a surge in pro style offenses as coaches embrace pass patterns led by notable QBs Dennis Claridge Craig Morton and Dave Mathieson. It contrasts pro era success with university leaders' wary stance, while predicting more surprises from top quarterbacks in the Far West and West.
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Dave Mathieson
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