Pledge of amateurs stirs debate over Olympic rules
Whit Martin reports from New York on the International Olympic Committee plan requiring athletes to pledge not to turn pro. The piece argues that dividing amateurs into classes is flawed, as coaches and teachers profit from sports yet are treated differently, and calls the pledge an overreach while noting golf tournament pairings and local event specifics.
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International Olympic Committee
Australia
Whitney Martin
Associated Press
Whit Martin
Martin
Cleveland
Anderson
Grandview Links
Agrontes
Mening Island
Thel
Grandview
Lale
Mmemrore
Ovid Penry
Wayne Hensley
New York
Pledzeth
Olympic Committee
Gos
Indiana Parks Open to Bow Deer Hunt for Hoosier Sportsmen
Indiana Conservation Department announced bow and arrow deer hunting in two state parks during November. Archers may use only in Tippecanoe and Brown County parks with one deer of any age to be taken. Gun hunters retain standard season dates and limits in multiple counties.
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UIP
Indiana Conservation Departament
Marley Hook
Tippecanoe
Brown County
Tippecanoe Park
Dee
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Crawford
Harrison
Lawrence
Martin
Monroe
Morgan
Grange
Owen
Percy
Green County
White River
Ear
Vastear
Ivenses
Major League Standings and Scores Roundup
Yesterday's results feature the American and National Leagues with New York Cleveland and Chicago securing wins while Milwaukee St. Louis and Philadelphia split games. A Guide Ladies Day Bowling meeting is set for 7 30 PM at the Anderson YMCA west lobby to plan the winter circuit at the Anderson Bowling Center.
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Milwaukrs
Nowklyn
St. Haul Einsinnon & Pattsburgly
Chitogo
Philasdelpha
New Yoka
Cleveland
Chicago
Fasten
Dewan
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Anderson Ymca
Anderson
Olympic team to bring Swiss chef for Australian meals
The U S Olympic squad plans to take Swiss chef Herman G Rusch to Melbourne to cook American style meals for athletes. Caterer Charles Ornstein, active since 1928, says the menu will feature steak, potatoes, vegetables, and turkey with trimmings while some native dishes like kangaroo tail soup are offered as curiosities.
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New York
WPI
Melbourne
Olympic Village
Charles J. Ornstein
Australia
Herman G. Rusch
Plus Greenbrim Fintel
Whit Sulphur Springs
W. Watt
Ornstein
Puerto Rican Foe Scored Split Decision in Frisco Ten
A fast Puerto Rican lightweight routed rivals with a split decision in Frisco. Elorde of the Philippines, ranked number four featherweight, weighed 126 pounds for the 10 round bout aired on national television.
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San Trancisch
Therion
Elorde
Philippines
Alorde
Mt Lawn Cards Set for Fast Race at New Castle Arena
New Castle Hardtonpers Mounts Mt Lawn Cards to lead the top reale Sunday night at Mt Linn Speedway. A crowded map championship draw expected, with crowd records predicted. Starters include Harald Hurst Moucin, ML Lowe, Briardetmsan, and Richmond veteran, as well as Hubble Anderton Spike Sheldon Pendiston Arnold Mitheway Carden. Local favorites Levi Dunaway Dave Weir Warren Millikan Edlis Herbert and Rusmtins dom Nable loom among entries. An overflow crowd expected to witness a long, decisive race with attendance records likely.
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Hardenpert
Mt. Linn Speerway
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Bram
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Hurst
Moucin
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Richmond Veturan
Faiiville
Warren Millikan
Sheridan
Edlis Herbert
Dom Nable
Urs
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President Eisenhower Visits Monterey Golf Course
Monterey California reports that Cypress Mont golf course challenges President Eisenhower with a difficult layout favored for beginners yet full of trouble. A local quote notes the fairway near a Pacific Ocean cove and cliffside greens.
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Isenhower
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Temperamental Texan Seeks Open Victory At Keller Course
The temperamental Texan Tommy Boll is marked as a favorite in the 1984 National PGA event at Keller, aiming to join past champions with a strong record in St Paul. He faces contenders like Sam Snead, Dutch Harrison, and other top players as the 72 hole tournament unfolds, with prize pools up to 320000.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Tommy Boll
Keller
Jay
Sammy Snead
Gond
Balt
Jerry Bartwin
Barber
Julius Boros
Mike Souchak
Jim Turnesa
Dave Douglas
Don Finsterwald
Doug Ford
Hoh Toski
Whiel
Complete Two Rounds In Country Club Golf Event
The Anderson Country Club completed the first two rounds in its four flight championship. Results include CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT led by William Pressing over H E Campbell and Matt Brown, Ted Smith over Nave Pore, with several byes. PRESIDENTS FLIGHT sees J Gardner and C Canninhell among leaders. rounds extend with matches to be finished by late August.
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Anderson Country Club
William Pressing
H. E. Campbell
Matt Brown
Bee
Ted Smith
Nave Pore
PB. Andersom
A Burt
Wy Peck
Schneider
J. Baker
Blackwell
B.C. Schren
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Hiday
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Galtsmith
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S. Walker
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Seymour to Play This Year Without Its Top Halfback
Seymour Indiana Owls, undefeated last fall, will play this season without top halfback Danny Thomas who became ineligible after marrying Bealrine Blewell. Thomas scored 78 points last fall and averaged 24 per game as Seymour won the South Central Conference basketball title. He also placed third in state track events and may pursue college.
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Indiana High School Athletic Assn
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Schol
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Lax
Armscamp Set For Fast Lad
Alexandria Bridie Hickman from Albany will chase three features at Armscamp Speedway this weekend. Racing is scheduled Friday Saturday and Sunday nights August 24 25 28 with a 4 39 pm start each show. Hickman won last weekend’s Saturday and Sunday features and is a strong threat again. The program includes four 10 lap heats a 15 lap semifinal and a 50 lap main event plus a Powder Puff Derby for women drivers. The Friday card also features Virgil Sheppard Mooresville Bil Keep Anderson Didy Burmeister Anderton Coke Solson and Muncie who trailed Hickman last Sunday night.
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Armscamp Speedway
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Armscamp
Eld
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Mooresvile
Bil Keep
Anderson
Didy Burmeister
Anderton
Coke Solson
Muncie
Hickhan
Campbell Leads Open After Round One In Lebanon
Joe Campbell of Anderson held a one stroke edge at halfway in the Indi fans Open at Lebanon as Noel Epperston of Indianapolis and John Saveges of Plymouth chased. Campbell, the defending Indiana amateur champion, moved into third while Epperston and Saveges shared the lead in a tight field. Limited by a wrist injury, Campbell eyed Thursday’s final 26 holes as Epperston carded a late bogey-free day and a 65 with Saveges at 67 69.
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Indianapolis
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Charley Lentz
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Angola
Ed Conklin
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Tavid
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Shelbyville
Trantiantz
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Noel Epperton
Tadianapolis
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Se Campbell
Arend Aldrich
Ag 'd Conklin
St. John
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Toglanapolis
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Hobart
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Tipton
Charley Marler
Valparaiso
Tate
Nobles
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Terre Maule
Paul Goss
Dieu Giinnep
Lafayette
Weather Man Assists As Edgewood Golfers Hold Guest Day
Edgewood Country Club hosted a Personal Guest Day with nine hole play for women golfers and their guests under ideal skies. Winners included Ben King as first low gross guest, Helen Thornburg first low net, with multiple club members Hank Edith Pitts and Bernice Roby among top finishers in various flights and the Evon Hole Tourney concluding with class winners Edith Pitts Vera Cotton Anive Anderson Emma Gilpie Fern Kellegge and Dorothy Jessup across divisions.
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Norma Wailtz
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Dee 'Banner
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Francis Murphy
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McCrory’s Stores, Inc
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Unique Shop
Gwinn's Drug Stores
Vera Cotton
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Fifty Archers Set For Sunday
The Anderson Bowhunters Cuts held a monthly invitational shoot Sunday Aug 19 near the Hamilton County line bridge with fifty shooters at 14 regulation field targets and 14 silhouette targets. Plans were made for the annual club champion shoot Sept 9 at the club range and for the State Champion shoot at Crawfordsville Sept 2 and 3 with local shooters encouraged to attend.
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