Campbell's 67 Gives Him 3 Shot Lead In State Open
Campbell shoots 67 to seize a three stroke advantage in the Indiana State Open as past champions and local courses are cited in a national golf history recap. The field features Noel Epperson George Shafer Lou Feeney Fred Wampler Dale Morey Mike DeMassey and more with notes on their home towns and courses.
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Noel Epperson
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Dale Morey
Martinsville
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Chain of Lakes CC
Tow-Head Leads Indiana Open First Round With 5 Under Par
Joe Campbell of Anderson shot a five under 67 to lead the Indiana Open after the first 18 holes at the Anderson Country Club. Bill Davis of Fort Wayne was second at 70, with seven players at par or better, including amateurs Larry Meyer and Jim Gwinnup among others.
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Bill Davis
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Larry Meyer
New Castle
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Muncie
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Lebanon
Mike DeMassey
Lafayette
Elliott Phillips
New Albany
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Elwood
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Ralph Heinlein
Indianapolis
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Plymouth
Gordon Leischman
Madison
Sam O'Neal
Crawfordsville
Bill Cooley
Bob Atwell
Floyd Hamblen
Tipton
Roy Childes
Red Wiley
Terre Haute
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Herald
Fur Dealer Triumphs In Grand American Trapshoot
Julius Petty of Stuttgart Arkansas won the Grand American Trapshoot 16 yards event after a 200 straight and a 25 target shootoff tying two others. Petty, a noted 99 targets at 25 yards in Grand American Handicap, has missed only one of 400 targets at 16 yards this year. Numerous shooters from Indiana and nearby states listed with scores and amateurs noted.
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Ohio
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Baseball box scores reflect Yankees rout of Orioles
Orioles left without a run through eight, then three of nine for New York. Berra drives in three, Carey and Mantle add sac flies and late two runs, while Fridley and Noren contribute RBI hits amid a 9 to 2 Yankee win at New York.
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Farrer Tosses One Hitter Against Middletown Cossacks
Middletown high school game ended 12 to 3 as Anderson St. Mary's pitcher Dick Farrer threw a one hitter. Farrer, Armington, Gross, Snyder and Cherem led a 13 hit Gaels attack off loser Teter with the Cossacks on the diamond Tuesday afternoon.
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Rocky Marciano in Good Shape Says Manager
Grossinger New York manager Al Weill reported Rocky Marciano is moving well and in good condition after four rounds of boxing. He said Charles aims for a knockout and that a slugging fight will occur, with plans to keep Marciano on edge and ready for the challenge.
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Musial Confident In Seventh NL Batting Title Bid
St Louis star Stan Musial predicts a seventh National League batting crown this season. He aims to focus on singles, cites recent .348 average and 24 game hot stretch, and notes he may need around 200 hits to win. Musial expects steady heat and rest fuel his late drive.
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Tigers edge Red Sox to snap Boston streak in eighth
Harvey Kuenn singled home Frank Bolling from third base in the eighth inning Tuesday night to give the Detroit Tigers an 8-7 victory over the Boston Red Sox, ending Boston's six-game winning streak.
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Dodgers crush Reds 12-4 behind multiple homers
Edmundo Amoros hit two home runs while Duke Snider and Carl Furillo each homered as the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Cincinnati Reds 12-4 on Tuesday night.
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Modified Stock Cars On Tap Next Saturday
Modified stock cars head to Sun Valley Speedway for a full night of open competition featuring top national stars and Tornado Stock Car Club men. Nationally ranked drivers previously barred will compete against souped up and late model stocks. Bobby Beeson leads the defending delegation. Time trials begin at 7:30 p.m. with racing at 8:30.
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Yanks’ Stuart Sold to KC Farm Club
New York right hander Marlin Stuart, 36, was sold outright Tuesday to the Yankees Kansas City farm club in the American Association. He was sent to Kansas City to clear space for Jim McDonald, out 30 days with a groin injury. Stuart owned a 3-0 record with the Yankees.
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Pirates Hit Haddix For Three Homers In 8-7 Win
The Pittsburgh Pirates hammered Harvey Haddix with three homers to take an 8-7 victory over the St Louis Cardinals Tuesday night. Haddix again failed to reach his 16th win of the season, despite Colt pitching in a late Cardinal rally.
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