Gross Leads Indiana Open as Schieve Sinks Hole-In-One
Indiana Open leader Don Gross of Indianapolis shot a 68 in the third round to stretch his advantage while Don Schieve of Anderson aced the 16th hole at Terre Haute Country Club. Amateurs and others chased with Stefanchik, Morey, and Heinlein close behind as Newcombe secured a win in Brooklyn amid a separate NL report.
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Rybalt's Remain Giants Snap Unbeaten City Tourney
Rybalt's Sporting Goods remained unbeaten in the City Night Baseball double elimination tourney with a 5 to 4 victory over Anderson Sporting Goods at Memorial Park. Tonight Markleville Merchants and Anderson meet. Ryholt's (2-0) faces Anderson Urban League (1-0) on Friday.
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Personal Guest Day Held By Edgewood Club
The Edgewood Women's Golf Club held Personal Guest Day at Edgewood Country Club. Winners include Fat Lanter Ivetun Lowgross Bea King Helen Hobbs Esther Carter Louise Fogarty and many others. Edith Pitts defeated Em Flanagan in the third round of club championship match play.
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First Woman Wins Mass Channel Swim in Dover Race
Greta Anderson a 30 year old Danish born housewife from Long Beach California became the first woman to win the mass swim across the English Channel from France to England. She outlasted 23 male and female rivals finishing the 122 mile course from Cap Gris Nez to Dover in 13 hours 53 minutes earning a 1000 guinea challenge trophy and a 500 pound cash prize.
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Dodgers Weigh Yankee Stadium Use for 1958
St Louis report says the Brooklyn Dodgers are negotiating privately to use Yankee Stadium in 1958. An anonymous informant claimed the information as privileged and noted the Dodgers would deny arrangements until a decision is reached by the involved teams.
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Norris Refuses to Back Champ's Title Bout Demands
New York dispatch reports Norris rebuffing Sugar Ray Robinson’s demand over the middleweight title bout with Basilio. Robinson seeks theater TV rights and Teleprompter control, threatens no fight without contract terms, while Gov. Harriman is urged to intervene amid potential lawsuits. The boxing commission plans a Monday meeting to review the dispute and ancillary rights.
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Despres Named As IAC Swim Coach
William Paul Despres a 1953 NC State graduate was named swimming coach at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The club recently won the men's national AAU team championship in Philadelphia and had Bud Lawin acting as coach since Jim Clark resigned to coach a club in Wheaton Illinois.
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Bill) Despres
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Markleville Little League: Yankees overpower Red Sox 17 to 7
In the season finale at Markleville, the Yankees defeated the Red Sox 17 to 7 while the Senators beat the Philliac 5 to 4, closing the major league schedule with strong offense.
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Campbell Still Contender In Western Amateur Golf
One Indianan and one ex poster were among the 16 who qualified Wednesday in the Western Amateur. Joe Campbell of Knoxville Tennessee and former Purdue star from Anderson posted 300 and 301 respectively to advance, while Don Essig of Indianapolis failed. Medalist honors went to Bob Pratt of Renton Washington and Phil Rodgers of La Jolla California with 289. senator tryouts set in New York.
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