Moryns 2 Run Homer Lifts Cubs Past Redlegs In 12th
New York reports note a trend toward younger players in golf amid a rising crop of 21 year olds led by Campbell of Purdue and Rex Baxter of Houston as top contenders for the U S Amateur at Brookline. Secretary Joe Dey asserts the event favors the young giants with Campbell and Baxter viewed as strongest possibilities.
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New York
Joe Dey
U.S
Dey
Harvie Ward
Campbell
Baxter
Fry
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Ward Wettlaufer
Buffalo
Campnbell
Ward
Harvie
Anderson
Ind
Joe
Purdue
United Press
Amarillo
Tex
Chuck Korsis
Big Bill Campbell
Bill Hyndman
Charlie Coe
Billy Joe Patton
Arnold Bhim
Brookline
Alex Kampouris
Cincinnati Reds
Cardinals End Braves 10 Game Win Streak 6-2
St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Milwaukee Braves 6-2 to snap Milwaukee’s 10 game winning run. Lindy McDaniel earned the win, Walker Cooper and Ennis fueled the offense with key hits, and Stan Musial moved into the NL batting lead with a 333 average while Hank Aaron slumped.
National Crown Classic headline primes Sun Valley Speedway field
Tonight the eighth annual National Crown stock car classic at Sun Valley Speedway features forty roadsters and hardtops in a 200 lap main event with a 300 lap sprint for the hour. Indianapolis star Levi Johnson seeks a third National Crown as he battles rivals including Dick Jackson and Ellis Herbert for pole position and a dramatic victory under the 8:30 p.m. CDT start.
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Sun Valley Speedway
Brigr
Wendell
Indianapolis
Johnson
Butch Brooks
Green
Levi Dunaway
Liberty
Jackson
Greenfield
Merfront
Ellis Herbert
Jill McBride
Lewisville
Rushville
Eller Beats Oklahoma To Claim Junior Golf Title
Judy Eller of Nashville won the National Junior Girls golf championship by defeating Beth Stone of Muskogee in the 20th hole after an earlier miss forced extra play. The 384‑yard final hole saw Eller win with a long putt, securing the title for Tennessee.
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Denver
Judy Eller
Nashville
Tenn
Beth Stone
Muskogee
Okfa
Miss Eller
Terre Haute and Richmond Legion Nines Reach Finals
Terre Haute and Richmond Legion teams advanced to the finals after a tense semifinal, with Terre Haute led by standout Alvend Talla and Richmond seeking to dethrone the defending champion in a classic league showdown.
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Terre Haute
Richmond Legion
India
Terre Haute N
Jeffersonville suffers unearned runs as Terre Haute tops in junior baseball
In a high school era recap the Jeffersonville squad dropped two unearned runs after an error in the fourth and another in the fifth as Terre Haute Ouickly capitalized. The Columbians defeated by Don Ramer with Duff McKenzie and Helmkamp contributing two hits apiece while Helmkamp fanned eight. The Marion Richmond game featured seven errors by Marion and five by Richmond, with Ron Cougill winning and Gary Atkinson losing. A Southeast YMCA boys day camp runs Aug 19 to 23 for ages 8 to 14, with 35 registered and others expected. The track meet includes a Sun Valley feature with Briar Johnson of Richmond and Sullivan from Indianapolis among entrants, while Lafayette’s Briar Johnson headlines the field.
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Lafayette
John Eberle
Lafayette Columbians
Sullivan Fallowells
Anderson Memorial Field
Middletown
Joe Heath
John Courter
Duatie Holsema
Jerry Heath
Him Heath
Jack Helmkamp
Ed Becker
Ed Farey
Bob Jones
Jack Reese
Duff McKenzie
al Gregory
Jim Holliday
Rey Lancaster
Jim LaBeau
Earl Richardson
Herald
Jeffersonville
Terre Haute
Bill Embry
Don Ramer
Helmkamp
Luwweu
Ernie
Bob Embry
Terre Haute’s
Jon Wilson
Wilson
Richmond
Marion
Ron Cougill
Gary Atkinson
Southeast Branch
YMCA
Weir
Ramer
Sun Valley
Briar Johnson
Sullivan Pos
Time City
Wendell Fatt
Indianapolis
Levi Dunaway
Liberty Box
Ellis Herbert
Rushville
Sullivan al
Marvin Rector
Alexandria
Metheny
Dick Jackson
Greenfield
Merrill McBride Agay
Lewisville Ramnersee
Dave Weir
Fortville Onderariff
Tubby Mullins
Ible
Frank Tectyletor
Connersville
Gene Atkinson
New Castle
Gale Bever Til Sheridan
Taravene
Charlie Morgan
Anderson Caititeey
Pete Mroz
Anderson Bee
Bob Trent
McKenzie
Dido Burmeister
Anderson
Heath
Jim Beam
Sheridan
Gregory
Mike Payne
Mike Fox
Dwight
Leland Potts
Bob Ferguson
Wack Colwill
Mike Coffin
Mike
E Cs Amgetson
Vandergriff
Allesier
David Bronnender
Dave Babb
Sefferd
Lergeat
Rer
Romer
J . . Ebs] 34. Don Gains 18.59 ‘Anderson |43; Helmkamp 1-0. James Dixon
Tom Dixon
Stove
Bill Cribbins
Ifred Vanderbill
Hinance
John Hysong
Dick Dar- 3A
Ralph Ponder
Anderson Fred Vanderbill
Slington
Steve Darlington
Sam Bowman
Maryland
Rosi Upsets Vasquez In 10 Rounds
In Louisville Kentucky Pauli Rosi of Italy and the Bronx won a 10 round split decision over Baby Vasquez of Mexico City on national television. Rosi used stiff right uppercuts to pile up the slim margin, landing solid blows in the fourth round while Vasquez remained elusive and often countered with fast punches.
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Louisville
Pauli Ost
Italy
Bronx
Baby Vasquez
Mexico City
Rome
Rosi
Vasquez
East Side, Anderson, First Baptist Triumph in League Play
Kiwanis led by 13 strokes, Rotary placed second as Shadyside course hosted Sunday School Civic Men's Golf League action. East Side Kiwanis finished with 153 total strokes, Rotary 171, edgewood layout next. Bethany and First Baptist teams posted scores with par saves and multiple players named, while Reed, Bagshaw, Pruett and Wolfe highlighted HRs and key plays.
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Rotary
Civic
Shadyside
Anderson Country Club
East Side
Buttry
Williamson
B.rotary
Ace Reed
Bagshaw
Pruett
Civic Links
Kiwanis Lead Over Rotary in Golf Contest Fray
Kiwanis holds a 13 stroke lead over Rotary in a golf challenge. Prizes for ball winners include grass- oscar Melson Ir two names appear among the undeclared awardees amid an unfocused report fragment.
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Kiwanis
Rotary Foe
Oscar Melson Ir
Cubs Rally Past Reds In 12th To Take Series Lead
Chicago overcame a 5-0 deficit to beat Cincinnati 8-6 in 12 innings. Jim Brosnan earned the win in relief of Don Elston, while Don Gross took the loss after allowing Ernie Banks and a late blast by Moryn. Frank Robinson homered for Cincinnati, who led 6-5 before Chicago tied it in the seventh.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Cubs
Chicago
Cincinnati
Jim Brosnan
Don Elston
Lefty
Don Gross
Moryn
Chuck Tanner
Redleg
Art Fowler
Ernie Banks
Aualns
Cub
Brosnan
Aldred Captures City Tennis Title In Finals Echoes
Dwight Aldred wins the city boys 1846 tennis final with a 6-0 6-0 victory over Steve Skinner as top teams and multiple players like Lonnie Blackwell and Ruth Hudson reach finals in a chaotic Riley Park event. The meet features various age groups and local standings with coaches and clubs listed. In doubles action, Aldred and Robinson contribute to a dominant showing amid broader tournament results.
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Elig1
Voss Purston
Joe Tay
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Gus Bell
Don Hoak
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McMillan
Aldred
Frank Robinson
Frankie Mecker
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Robinson
Darrell Crosser
Bell
Ruth Hudson
Elston
Marylyn Krueger
Taylor
Steve Skinner
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W. Black
H. Forse
J. Geiger
Rotary
D. Brown
RB. Blake
A. Hart
T. Fishback
E. Anson
R. Peck
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Lions
L. Austin
R. Wisehart
W. Peck
Pope
Don Krueger
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Traffic incident details from unidentified OCR fragment
An OCR fragment lists ages and codes such as Hance 43 blinds 3h 52184 and Earhart 49 0 Giles 51 blinds 31 52 203- 1833, but provides no clear event, location, or outcome to summarize a coherent news item. The text appears as scattered identifiers rather than a complete report.
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Hance
M. Earhart
Giles
Edgewood Cards Tourney Sets Weekend Showdown
Lionel Hebert carded 65 to surge past rivals as Edgewood Country Club hosts an 18 hole event. Ken Venturi and Drake land strong rounds while 32 couples enter the two ball mixed after a brisk, luncheon break.
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Edgewood Country Club Tour
Mebert
Edgewood
Gardner Prevails in 16 Yard Trap Preliminary Championship
Frank Gardner of Springfield Til won the 16 yard preliminary trap title at Vandalia Ohio in a shoot off. He fired perfect first 100 targets and then hit all 25 in the shootoff to top Kurth and Davidson. Urban led the handicap contest with 24 of 25 from the 22 yard line and four others tied at 24. Mrs Robert W Smith won the ladies handicap with 20 despite not leading. Several baseball totals and other scores from the day appear.
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Ohio
Frank 3. Gardner
Springfield
Til
Richard Urban
Mentor
Gardner
Leland Davidson
Cope, Corp
John F. Kurth
Columbus
Wis
Kurth
Davidson
Urban
Leslie A. Barnes
Rockville
Ind
Ralph Matthey
Orrville
Clarence Woods
Rising Sun
Robert W. Smith
Taneytown
Father Son Title Golf Set Aug 25 At Edgewood
The 12th Madison County Father and Son Golf tourney will be at Edgewood Country Club on Sunday August 25 sponsored by Anderson Newspapers. Early entries are accepted at five Madison clubs with a likely record turnout. A trophy dinner follows with Frank Gates master of ceremonies and Tom Funk speaker. Four son divisions plus a father son champion trophy. Defending champs are Cliff and Gene Hardwick. A hole in one contest and various prizes are planned with entry details and committees listed.
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Father and Son
Edgewood Country
Chuo
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Marly
Edgewood
Frank Gates
Tom Funk
Cliff
Gene Hardwick
Ian
Gene
Harold Campbell
Joe Campbell
Marvin Jones
Charles Almony
Edgood
Gounty
Wayne Hensley
Grandview
Ray Jones
Anderson Country Club
Dick Stage
Lew. Roby
John Hiday
Ben DeVol
Horace Mays
Harry Ackerman
Clayton Carpenter
George Thompson
Dew Roush
Alduane Johnson
Ralph Mathews
Ronnie Treesh
John Kellogge
Ladies Scratch Keglers Organize Monday at YMCA
The Ladies Clear Scratch League will hold an organization session at 7 30 p m Monday in the YMCA west lobby. Secretary Mrs Eleanor Jackson said the circuit, averaging 725, needs more bowlers and will roll at 6 15 Monday night at Rains. Officers include Nellie Hartman president Mary Jane Gritter vice president Gwen Bullerdick treasurer and Rosalie Baldwin sergeant at arms. Twenty six of fifty seven listed Georgia Tech 1957 varsity roster players are from Georgia.
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Ymca West
Eleanor Jackson
Rains
Jackson
Nellie Hartman
Mary Jane Gritter
Gwen Bullerdick
Rosalie Baldwin
Rady Might Get Lucky Against Patterson in Seattle Fight
Murr ay Rose reports on Olympic champ Pete Rademacher facing world heavyweight king Floyd Patterson in Seattle next Thursday. The oddsmaker is minimal, with no betting line. Rademacher, a 28 year old ex football player, must score early to have any chance. His amateur knockout record is noted, and a historical note recalls Jack Skelly's 1892 pro debut in a title bout.
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Murray Rose
New York
Pete Hademacher
Floyd Patterson
Seattle
Patterson
Rademacher
Ting
Ring Magaines
Nat Fleischer
Jack Skelly
George Dixon
New Orleans
Phillips and Wilson's meet in Shadyside minor league final
Phillips and Wilson's Poultry, Shadyside's two top minor league teams, contest the citywide title at 5:00 p.m. today on the Shadyside diamond after Phillips beat Gaus Appliances 8 to 3 and Wilson's defeated 2D Drugs 6 to 0 in semifinals. A Coca-Cola sponsor will present the championship award tonight. The Cubs have reached 100 wins in four pennant seasons, last doing so in 1935 under Charlie Grimm.
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Phillips
Wilson
Poultry
Gaus Appliances
White River
Blankee
Coca-Cola Company
Garringer
Foohey
Wright
Dray
Rankin
Wilson's
Dearing
Dod
McKean
Woolf
D. Carr
L. Kennard
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
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