Campbell Joins Semis in Western Amateur Golf Clash
Walker Cup player Joe Campbell of Knoxville and Phil Rodgers of LaJolla reached the Western Amateur semifinals. Campbell defeated Bob Pratt 10 and 9, while Rodgers beat Ward Wettlaufer 8 and 6. Jim Vickers of Wichita ousted Jim Frisina 7 and 5 and will meet Campbell. Edgar Updegraff beat Jim Hiskey 6 and 5 to face Rodgers.
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Auxiliary Police tourney double eliminations in Meadowbrook Park Place
Meadowbrook routed Westvale 22 17 while North Anderson crushed Meadowbrook 16 to 7 in a double elimination tournament at the Auxiliary Police diamond in Park Place. Three teams enter today Pulaski Ur ban League and North Anderson, as eight teams began the season with six finishing.
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Urban 9 Tops Rybolt's In Game In Double Elim Playoffs
Urban 9 defeated Rybolt's Sporting Goods 12 to 8 in the Anderson Amateur Association double elimination baseball playoffs at Memorial Field. Line scores show Rybolt's 8 runs on 13 hits and 4 errors, Urban 12 on 11 hits and 5 errors. Wilkerson hit a homer for Urban.
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Baseball box scores and roster notes from multiple games
A dense summary of late season baseball box scores shows RBI by Ennis Cunningham Repulski and Woodling plus home runs from Aaron Repulski and Woodling. Pitching lines note Haddix Drysdale and Koufax with decisions and attendance figures across matches for St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York Cleveland Boston Detroit and Chicago. The Cleveland Browns roster also lists three 260 pounders Len Ford Dense Amstutz and Tom Gulan.
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Middletown Loses Again To Wichita In National Tournament
Middletown Indiana Semi pro Oilers fall 9 to 3 to Colonial Heights Virginia in Wichita. Woodlies and teammates combine for multiple RBI on a hit filled game. Pitchers Heimkamp and Woodlies contribute for the loss and win respectively. Len King and Lou Mooradian named co captains of U Conn football team.
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Harmon and McGuire Lead Anderson City Junior Golf Playoff
Dave Harmon and John McGuire tied at 146 to force an 18 hole playoff for the Anderson City Boys Junior tournament cup at Grandview. Jon Mills edged Alan Maier on the sixth playoff hole for second in the 16-17 group, with Grandview Men's Golf Club presenting awards to multiple age divisions.
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Baseball Manager Not Impressed With Williams And Mantle Duel
Herman C. Olsen, Riverside Hornets coach and day wire editor, expresses indifference to the Mantle Williams batting duel stories. His 14 year old Riverside Hornets won the Junior Baseball League title with a 15 0 record and strong hitting including James Price batting .619 with seven homers. The team had no national league affiliation and no post season place after their pennant.
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Logart Dominates Byars In Detroit Welterweight Bout
Isaac Logart, ranked second, defeats Walter Byars by a lopsided 10 round decision at Olympia Stadium. Referee score 48-38 and 49-36. Logart, 146 pounds, remains undefeated in 50th win. Byars suffers his fifth loss.
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ACs Warner Gear Shut Out Opponents
Summitville AC blanked Park Place of Anderson 4 to 0 and Warner Gear of Muncie shut out Cities Service of Summitville 5 to 0 in double elimination at the Summitville softball tournament Friday night. Saekens and Odle homered for Warner Gear Brady Yeagy homered for AC. Saturday matchups: Star Bar against Kool Vent and Cities Service versus Park Place.
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Roadsters And Hardtops Clash At Sun Valley Speedway
A doubleheader of roadsters and hardtops is set at Sun Valley Speedway with 1957 National Crown Champion Wendell Fall returning in the roadster half. Other rivals include Briar and Bill Johnson, Ellis Herbert, Merrill McBride, Dick Jackson, plus hardtop contenders Dave Weir Bill Keep Russ Mason and Sam Bowman. Time trials start at 7 p m CDT, heats at 8 30, with two feature ends and Racing Club sanctioning. Next Saturday the venue hosts the annual Racing Fair on wheels.
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Konsek Leads International Jaycee Golf After 3rd Round
John Konsek of Lancaster New York shot a two over par 74 to hold a two stroke lead over Jack Nicklaus of Columbus after the third round. Konsek’s 54 hole total stands at 219 while Nicklaus is at 221.
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Lanser Standings Report of Yesterday's Baseball Scores
National League results Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2 Brooklyn 3 Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 0 New York 3 Chicago 2 in 16 innings American League Cleveland 5 New York 4 10 innings Detroit 13 Washington 4 Chicago 4 Boston 1 Baltimore 2 Kansas City 1 12 innings Also Wichita 9 Minneapolis 1St Paul 6 Indianapolis 4 in American Association tourney Colonial Heights 9 Middletown 3 second loss Middletown eliminatedFriday home runs listed by AP including Repulski Aaron Woodling McDougald Courtney Maxwell Kaline and others
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Wentz Throws No Hit No Run As IR Routs Frankton 26
Kendleton’s Billy Wentz stifled Frankton Merchants with a no hit no run seven inning gem to lead Indiana Reformatory to a 26 0 victory. Wentz struck out 10, walked one, hit two, while Dee Dee Pulford went 6 for 6 and Bobby Neff and Bob Moore homered. IR improved to 19 straight wins in 1957 as Delco Remy Plant 3 and Christ Lutheran clash Sunday.
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Banner Store Closed For Vacation Dates Given
Banner Store owner B. C. Stalker announces the shop will be closed for vacation from August 26 to September 9. No other services listed.
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Patterson Stops Rademacher In Six Rounds
Floyd Patterson knocked out Thomas Rademacher in the sixth round at Sicks Stadium Seattle in his pro debut after Rademacher, 28, a 1956 Olympic champion, was knocked down seven times. Referee Tommy Loughran counted him out at 2 57 of the sixth.
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