Scott Wins Indiana Open Golf Title at Anderson Club
Scott of Lebanon surged to the lead with a morning 67 and final 71 to win the Indiana Open at the Anderson Country Club, finishing two strokes ahead of amateur Joe Campbell of Anderson and Paul Gross of Noblesville. Campbell led after round one and slotted into strong position, but Scott’s 7 under par total sealed the championship amid a field including Davis of Fort Wayne and Weight of Muncie.
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Anderson
Paul Gross
Noblesville
Anderson Country Club
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Bill Davis
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Janebel
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Eelof
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South Sand
Seem Conway Kbar
Mishoweks
Shafer
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Indianapalis
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Hew
Davis
Dick, Basile
Vaiparniaa
Bill Hein
Charles. Harter
Ligataeors
Mike Stofenchi
Crown
Wes
Mike
DeMemer
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Herter
Plymouth
Wiley
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Minn
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Ete McMuhen
Selumbus
Jim Guinoup
Columbus
Jimmie’ Scott
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George Shafer
Hagerstown
Indiana Pro Golf Association
John Watson
South Bend
IPGA
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Canadian Wins Preliminary Handicap At Grand American Trapshooting
Vern Thornborrow of Hamilton Ontario wins the Preliminary Handicap at the Grand American, breaking 100 targets in a row from 18 yards to outshoot 1,742 entrants in the largest field. He earns about $4,000 in purse money plus the $1,001 first prize, with John Lilly, Oscar Juskewitz, and Morris Worrell tied for second at 99 of 100 before shootoff results.
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Thornberrow
John Lilly
Slanton
Mich
Oscar Jeskewitz
Menominee Falls
Wis
Morris Worrell
Brownsburg
Ind
Youngster
Ueither
Juskewitz
Young Lilly
AHS Varsity Gridmen Scrimmage Tonight Schedule Released
Anderson High School announces a large varsity scrimmage slate tonight and season ticket sales details. The 68 player squad will split into two groups for a nonkickoff workout at Del Taft Stadium, with films of tonight’s practice to be shown to the team.
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Indianapolis
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Heart of Anderson
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Cleveland May Bed Them Down In The Hallways
Cleveland hotel managers warn hallways may hold sleepers if the Indians win the pennant on October 1. A World Series would draw 28 000 to 30 000 visitors plus 4 500 engineers attending a convention. Edward Brennan of the Cleveland Convention Bureau says the engineers' dates are fixed due to printed programs. La Velle Pierce of Hotel Cleveland declines to confirm reservations.
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Edward ©. Brennan
Cleveland Convention Bureau
Engineering Association
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Hotel
Schue Earns Big Money in Missouri State Fair Harness Races
At Sedalia Missouri State Fair Benny Schue won two major harness races the Gahagan Memorial and the American National Stake earning a total of 27000 dollars. Darn Safe driven by Schue won the first heat of the Gahagan Memorial in 2 02 and the final heat while Meadow Lea driven by Schue won the American National in 2 03. The events featured yearling pacers with owners Hayes Fair Acres Stable Du Quoin and Florida Racing Stable Orlando among the principals.
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Sedalia
Benny
Schue
du Quoin
Orlando
Fla
Alexandria Vandalia trap shooters seek national honors
Alexandricarvae tionated Gun Club members from Vandalia Ohio travel to Vandalia for the National Trap Shoot with rosters listing Robert Hurst Melvin Fox Roger Wilson Don Nash plus Orville Broyles Batson Morgan Inglis Man and David Friend. Wilson previously placed in the Grand National School. federal fisheries inspectors in Newfoundland will test chopper trips for a year.
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Vandalia
Robert Hurst
Melvin Fox
Roger, Wilson
Don Nash
Vanhalia
Orville Broyles
Orville Batson
Warner Morgan
Sam Inglis
Thomas Man
David Friend
Wilson
Bury Federal Fisheries
Newfoundland
Department
Young Golfer Aces 163 Yards For Hole In One
Nine year old Tommy Lucas weighed 91 pounds and used a No 3 wood to hole out from 163 yards on the sixth at Cherry Hills Country Club. The feat marks a potential record as he has played only two years. In other action the Yankees beat Detroit 12 2 with Irv Noren contributing four straight hits.
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Tommy Lucas
Tommy
Cherry Hills Country Club
Palmer and Sweeny claim late U S Amateur progress
Arnold Palmer and Bob Sweeney led a field of top amateurs through a tough 36 hole semifinal run at Tam O'Shanter. Palmer, paired with Stranahan, defeated Campbell while Sweeny ousted Merrills in a 4 3 victory as wind and chill tightened the play. Teammates and international rivals competed for the title and place in the final.
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Dale More
Detroit
Arnold Palmer
Eum
Palmer
Meister
Schweny
Lenczyk
U.S
New England
Hist
Cleveland
Ian Ohio
Stranahan
Lajuome
Chererobe
Dr.Ky
Ted Lenevyk
Newington
Conn
Grace
Bob Sweeny
Sweeny
Sheward Molster
Port Washington
N.Y
Willoughby
Socialise
Marcy
Indianapolis
Frank Holes
Earlive Stranahan
Bill Campbell Dent
Younget
Merrills
Mecidlan
Park Place Nips National Gypsum in tight league match
Park Place defeated National Gypsum 6 to 4 as Lenczyk, 38, who claimed to have taught Grace, led the rally past Davis Love and Elwood Burnetts in a hard fought game. The night’s program featured a slate of softball and golf results with several matches rained out or rescheduled.
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Grace
John Culp
Kendallvilla
Ind
Churen
Gypsum
Davis Love
Son
Frush
Shadyside Park
Glenn Johnson
Michigan State
Edward Mar Elwood Burnetts
Parklin
Winchester
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Summitville Acs
Pierge
Campbell
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Hammons
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