Indiana golf stars shine in rain plagued ACC event
The Anderson Country Club hosted the Indiana Pre-Golfers Association event with 52 contenders as top players like Jiminic Scott of Lebanon and Paul Gross of Noblesville triumphed in wet conditions. Jim Owens impressed with massive drives and a 78 score in the afternoon, despite using a borrowed set and tiring play.
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Anderson
Rey Jones
Indiana Pre-Golffers Association
Mark
Twain
Ubeur
Jiminic Scott
Lebanon
Paul Gross
Nobiesville
Joe Campbell
Campbell
Scotty
Scottie
Indiana
George Shafer
Hagerstown
IPGA
Jimmie Scott
Galf
Jim
Owens
Jim Owens
ACC
Four Boys and Girls Lead Grandview Junior Golf Meet
Ted Boots fired a one under par 30 to win the boys division while Julia Mull shot 4 over par to take top honors in the girls section at the Madison County Junior Boys and Girls Championship Golf Tournament held yesterday at the Grandview Course.
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Ted Boots
Julia Mull
Madison County
Grandview Course
Joe Campbells
Jane Nelsons
Jane Nelons
The
Fairways
Grandyisn
Sandra Dennison
kynn'Koy Taylor
Billie Blewert
Brooks Appleby
Larry Penry
Jack Hiday
Linda Byrum
Julia Higi
Linda Granger
Karla Ewald
Jane England
John Mills
Standings Highlight Big Trapshooting Meet Winners
The event by Hill's Snappy Service and Mrs Ethel Parrish named Larry Peary as boys overall winner and Karla Ewald as girls top sportsperson. Age-group victors received trophies and medals while committee members included Wayne Hensley and Helen Digi.
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Hill
Ethel Parrish
Larry’ Peary
Karla Ewald
Jerry Fookey
Ind
Jerry, Fookey
Waa
Dave Hutt
Fritz Nowell
Agacincenta
Vandalia
Ohio
Ubiel
Dane
England
Patrisia Foubey
Ceveland
Neo Yow
Grand American Handi
Ful Rel Ghee
Nick Egan
Hui
Sandra Dennison
Ostroi
Flushing
Long Island
N.Y
Igs
Thachlonton
Lynn Fctimers
Kay Tayloe
Linda Byrum
American Arsciation
Lindaleunene
Granger
Billy Blenect
Kennes
Bt Man
Dianne Williamson
Charleston
Charles Tom Fisher
Findlay
Mathingtes
Cleveland
Beil
14. Magic Number. As 3 Kids Outshoot Field
Harry Garey a 37 year old machine shop mechanic from Crave Coeur Illinois and John Marcum 57 Louisville Kentucky compete in trapshooting shootoff. Garey misses early targets and drops to third as Egan and Marcum run 24. In second 25 Marcum misses several to allow Egan to 25 and become the second youngest ever to win trapshooting’s greatest prize. In runerup shootoff Fred Riggin Munster Indiana edged by Oliver Anderson Kansas City Missouri for third, with others close behind.
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Harry Garey
Crave Coeur
Jobn Marcum
Louisville
Garey m
Egan
Marcum
Young Egan
Secon
Fred Riggin
Munvie
Ind
Oliver Anderson
Kansas City
Rigeli
Anderson
Palmer Meister Seen In Dramatic Amateur Final Clash
Detroit report details Arnold Palmer of Cleveland winning a marathon 39th hole birdie over Ed Meister to reach the 54th National Amateur Golf Championship final against Robert Sweeney. Meister fought back with a late recovery and a crucial six-foot par save before Palmer captured the match on the 39th hole. Sweeny, 43, defeated Dr. Ted Lenczyk 5 and 4 to meet Palmer in the final, set for Detroit with tee times announced.
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Will Grimsley
Detroit
Arnold Palmer
Cleveland
Meister
Robert Sweeney
Jeee Meister
Tre Jong
Palmer
Latrobe
Sweeny
Ted Lencayk
Shy Little
Newington
Conn
Posty Country Club
Coast
Palmer- Meister
Seargirl
Sam Urzelta
Frank Stranshaw
Minneapolis
Chick Evans
Roland Mackenzie
Evans
Hanied
Bob Jones
Noushfoot
Giants Beat Braves 3-1 In Milwaukee Showdown
Maglio fired a five hitter to lift the New York Giants to a 3-1 win over the Milwaukee Braves at County Stadium. The victory extended the Giants lead to 7 1/4 games over the Braves while widening their margin over the Dodgers, who won in 10 innings. Maglie earned his 13th victory, homers and timely hits keyed the scoring, including a third inning rally and a sixth inning clincher with bases loaded. Local notes also report Armscamp Speedway results with Bob Hubble winning the main event in Alexandria.
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Milwaukee
Sal
Maglio
Milwaukee Braves
New York Giants
County Stadium
Giants
Braves
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Laws
Maglie
Modified Stock Cars to Race at Sun Valley
Sun Valley Speedway hosts a 100 lap Modified Stock Car program tonight led by Track Owner Joe Help ling and Race Manager Bob Hopkins. About 30 drivers including last week’s champ Bobby Beeson and Briar Johnson will race in seven events with minimal restrictions beyond safety.
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Sun Valley Speedway
Joe Helpling
Bob Hopkins
Agam
Butch Brooks
Bobby Beeson
Briar Johnson
Lnvaders
Bill
ED Wilks Evans
Muncie
Enos
Sun Valley
Audie. Swartz
Mandel
Slaughter
Seaton
Dium
Thor
Sobo
Michaels Suffers Skull Fracture in Philadelphia Game
Chicago White Sox third baseman Cass Michaels suffered a possible skull fracture after being hit by a pitch from Marian Priesno in Friday night’s game against the Philadelphia Athletics. He was removed on a stretcher to Presbyterian Hospital with doctors treating the injury as possibly serious. The Sox rallied for eight runs in the inning.
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Michaels
Philadelphia
Cass Michaels
Chicago ‘White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Marian Priesno
Sox
Presbyterian Hospital
Pettigrew Honored At National YMCA Aquatic Conference
Waugh Pettigrew the Anderson YMCA aquatic director will discuss state YMCA swimming activities at the National YMCA Aquatic Conference in East Lansing Michigan from August 29 to September 4. Pettigrew chairs the Indians aquatic committee and serves on the national committee and will outline the association’s water safety and swimming program.
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Pettigrew
Waugh Pettigrew
Anderson Ymca
Willl
YMCA
East Lansing
Mich
Pettigraw
Indians
National Committee
Recat Asociation
Middletown and Frankfort Nine Hit Locals Schedule
The No. 1 Heverage Sportsmen face Frankfort Merchants at Memorial Field at 4 30 pm today. Local five seek to rebound after last loss to Frankfort. batting averages and probable lineups listed. Anderson nine travels to Middletown Sunday for Mid State League clash. squad heads from Smiths Pharmacy by 3 pm. Bill McGinnis, a 230 pound tackle from Latrobe, Pa, commits to West Virginia University with business administration major.
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Heverage
Frankfort Merchants
Memorial Field Diamond
Franksfort
Frankfort
Sharf
Harris
Wright
Draper
Kaiser
Emery
Robertson
Marsherer
Maxwell
Thompson
Woods
Livington
Cox
Weatherly
Harrington
Tf Adams
R. Wilson
Simpson
Teague
Dehority
Mmis
Leverette
Bill McGinnis
Latrobe
West Virginia University
Open deer hunting decision due next Monday in Indiana
Indiana State Conservation Department director Harley Hook announced a decision due Monday on whether there will be an open deer hunting season this fall. Hunters and local officials urged an open season, while two protesters urged no dogs in hunts and a husband wife team won a separate ruling contest.
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Indianapolis
Harley G. Hook
State Conservation Department
Jment
Mook
John
Ellen Twarzydin
Father Son Golf Tourney Pairings Announced for Madison County
Revised pairings list 133 fathers and sons entering the annual Madison County Father-Son Championship Golf Tournament at Edgewood Course. Anderson Newspapers sponsors. Purdue’s Joe Dienhart will address the banquet. Charles Laughlin toasts.
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Land
Madison County
Edgewood
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Hae
Joe Dienhart
Purdue University
Charles Laughlin
Jack
Craig Campbell
Maurice
James Fleece
May
Trevor
Whetsel
Elmer
Niles Anson
Summitville Ousts Chamns in Madison County Softball
Summitville AC ousts Chamns Pierce Woverntr as defending Madison County champions. In a last night tournament at Shadyside Parks RW Burnetts tallied 103 023 009 while Meth 300 0100 4 7 7 Deck Arnold and Ballard. Spradlin and Lawrence handled pitching with J Stow HR. Summitville 000 000 7 10 7. Yieree Gov OK OOO 6 1 Shepard Keeper, Hues Linder HR Keeper.
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Summitville AC
Pierce Woverntr
Madison County
Fiwood Burnetts
Park Place Methodist
Shadyside Parks
EL. Burnetts
Deck
Arnold
Ballard
Spradiln and
Lawrence
J. Stow
Summitville
Yieree
Shepard
Keeper
Hues and Linder
Australia invites three fastest milers to title race
Adelaide reports Australia invites three of the world fastest mile runners to compete for the Australian mile title next February. John Landy and Briton Roger Bannister are named, with Wes Santee’s availability uncertain due to his U S Marine Corps service.
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Adelaide
Australia
South Australis
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Chicope
Hubble
Alexandria
Armscamp Speedway
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Duke Kimmerling
Ray Sanders
Bmn Keep
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Jay Garber
Noblesville
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Fairmount
Francis Morris
Gas City
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Big Four Football Union
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Palstent
Washington Redskins
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George Preston Marshall
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Paul Sreene
Tinttisen
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Richeel Wildams
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Gibson
William
Dan Edmundson
J. EB
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Jack Stamper
Don
David Harmon
Commie
Radburty Boardman
A. M—Llugh
Dick] Kionard
E. J
Dick Jones
Ovid Endier' Penry
Larry Angel
Bob Crozier
Dale
Jim Ov
Everett
Ted Vinnon
Oliver
Harold
Joe
Aditio Campbell
Punk
Jim Uhallle
Bob
Lee Symonds
Ed Eiltsm
Bob Williams
Milton St
Milton John
Richard and Paul
M—R. K
Tam
Jerry Williams
Earl
Bob Stor Sing
Gordon
Bob France
Tom
Tommy Marsh
Bill Harvey
Ronald Trensh Sr
Harry
David Sibler
Rees
Steve Surrens
Joe "Foust
Horace
Jeff ‘Lays
Barry Atkinson
Don Prek
Charly
Dennis Fasane
Jamie Flanagan
Marvin
Nick Jones
Johnson
Clyde Ringo
Carl Erskine
Kempher
Gene
Dick Fare Lo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Memder
Francis
Mike Humstaf
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Frank L. Phelps
Richard
Steve Cotton
Phillip
Clements
Ben
John Cham
Berlin
Erskine
Dodger
Chamns
Headquarters For
Tire Service
Stow
Tire Salts
16Th & Jackson
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