Campbell Qualifies For National Amateur
Campbell of Anderson Indiana fired a 65 in the afternoon round and 72 in the morning to total 137 and earn a National Amateur spot. He led a field of qualifiers at Cincinnati on the Camargo Country Club par 72 layout ahead of Jack Nicklaus and Roger McManus, with Nicklaus winning a playoff for the sixth position.
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Doe Campbell
Roger McManus
Jack Zimmerman
Dayton
Pete Dye
Indianapolis
John Owens
Lexington
North Carolina
Catawba Country Club
Knapp and Bird’s duo blanks Chesterfield in county tourney
Knapp and Bird spun a 2 hitter for Storey's Truck Stop, winning 14-0 over Chesterfield as they combined for 13 strikeouts of 19. Lane’s lone hit and four walks highlighted Chesterfield’s offense. Summitville All-Stars crushed Guide Spot Lamps 6-1 behind Bozell’s four-hit effort with two homers. Christ Lutheran outscored Mounds Bapt 10-2, Christ Lutheran seven in the fifth.
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Summitville
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Corp
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Pittsford
King dominates national dog caddy championship in Chicago
King the great dane known for pulling a golf cart wins the first national dog caddy title held with Chicago's fifth annual golf tournament. Dominick Catlea scored 964 of 1000 possible points as events mingle with industry sponsors Bee Bindery and Sears Roebuck.
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Art Blilsein
Bee Bindery
Northbrook
Tsreslauraleyr
Dominick Catlea
Indianapolis Tops Louisville 5-1 in 12-4 season arc
Indianapolis edged Louisville 5-1 Tuesday night to improve to 12-4. Dotan Nichols hurled a four hitter, beating Louisville for the second time as Vib Clarke allowed 11 hits. Jupiter and Roger Maris led Hoosier outfielders with strong play and a key fourth inning single sparked the victory amid a muddled box of names and details.
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Vib Clarke
Jupiter
Han Runderos
Bill Harrell
Assa
Jsen
Muskegon
Mich
Beau
Roger Maris
Hoosier
Owens Splits Pair In Little League Action
National Little League champion Givens Ice Cream and Erskine split two games at Shadyside. Cross Street Market defeated Owens 10 to 3 as Steve Calloway struck out 15 and allowed five hits. Final linescores reflect Owens offense in the third through fifth frames.
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Ale
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Townsend
Kean
Mills
Reikard
Zirkle
Havermale
Stars Enter Fort Wayne Open Golf Tournament
Defending champion Don Finsterwald and stars Mike Souchak Bob Toski Tommy Ball Ted Krall and Doug Ford headline the 15000 Fort Wayne PGA Open at Elks Country Club September 13 to 18 Other entries include Don January Jim Tulsa Arnold Palmer Ad Wall Jr Bo Winninger Billy Orman Brandeis University football captain is noted as a recent sports figure.
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Don Finsterwald
Mike Souchak
Bob Toski
Tommy Ball
Ted [Krall
Doug Ford
the Elks Country Club
Don January
Jim Tulesa
Arnold Palmer
Ad Wall
Bo Winninger
Anderson Gil Meets Caldwell At Toledo Today
Toledo event details list Anderson Gil facing Caldwell in Toledo for the eighth annual WA Golf Association Junior Girls Championship. Clifford Ann Creed of Opelousas leads, posting 2 under par to beat Janice Buller as Mary Mills, Bob Schattner and others win in ping pong and tennis rounds.
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Caldwell
Toledo
Ohio
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Opelousas
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Reid
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WA. J Golf Assn
Miss Creed
Pennsylvania
Bob Schattner
Wilson
Mary Mills
Gulfport
Miss
Ken Stréat
Gayle DePietro
Pleasanton
Calif
Pikke Bedhcane
Id Manning Gapintings
Tom Hy- Oe Hunt
Larry Wholston
Moon Sets Sights On NL Title
ST. LOUIS Wally Moon aims for the National League batting title. He leads Hank Aaron by three points with a .333 average, surpassing his 315 season best from Omaha in 1930. Moon credits Terry Moore and Stan Musial for helping him adjust his hitting approach.
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John J. Lewis
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Omaha
Wally
Terry Moore
Stan Musial
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Unclear match results from Wichita and Anderson meet
The fragment lists competitors and defeats including VIEL GuaL LauIne at Wichita and dulie Huil at Anderson. Names and places are garbled, making full event details unclear. no confirmed scores or dates can be determined from the readable text.
Argo star Cureton may face draft after deferment ends
Injury toll grows for the Toronto Argonauts with ace quarterback Tom Duplinski out and center Hardiman Cureton likely to be drafted. Cureton, ex UCLA standout, received notice that his 30 day deferment expires, allowing another deferment or permission to finish the season.
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UCLA
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Canada
Sun Valley to Host Fifth Annual Racing Fair
Sun Valley Speedway will stage its fifth annual Racing Fair on Saturday night September 1 at 8 pm EST. The event features an eclectic lineup on the quarter mile oval including stock cars midgets and three quarter midgets with heats semifinals and features. A family friendly section invites children and adults with consent forms required for youngsters. High quirky events include roller skates tricycles scooters bicycles soap box cars and even washing machines and bulldozers while hardtop races feature twin car silver dollar and red flare events plus a novelty three lap race where drivers grab a goldfish and finish with it in their teeth, with swallowing the fish prohibited.
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Sun Valley Speedway
Anderson
AHS Gridmen Work Twice Daily Ahead of Shelbyville Test
James Carter, Anderson High School football coach, announced that the squad, whittled from four candidates to two weeks ago, drills twice daily at 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. at South Anderson Stadium. Carter expresses concern over Anderson's chances against the Shelbyville veteran Golden Bear eleven Friday night.
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Native players aid drill as Orioles sign Leach
Sept 7 reports Ick Osborne Joe Vargo and Pete Russo helping drill Native people. The Baltimore Orioles signed Willard Leach a Black infielder from Elgin to a minor league contract. He will report to the training camp in Thomnsville Georgia next spring.
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Joe Vargo
Pete Russo
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Baltimore Origins
Willard Leach
Elgin
jLeach
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