Edgewood Club to Host Mixed Two Ball Event
Edgewood Country Club announces a mixed two ball tournament with pairs listed by tee times from 9:00 to 10:10 am. Event honors Independence Day activities and Family Day, sponsored by Hoyt Wright Inc., featuring barbecue and festivities.
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Gibson Aims to Salvage U S Prestige at Wimbledon
In Wimbledon action Althea Gibson, defending women's singles champion, advances to the semifinals facing Britain's Ana Haydon as two Australians Cooper and Fraser reach the men’s final and Mulloy Pattty exit the doubles. United States hopes hinge on Gibson's performance.
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Japan to Lobby for 1964 Olympics
Tokyo AP report says Japan's Olympic Committee plans to dispatch four top officials to North and South America and Europe to lobby for the 1964 Games. Site selection will occur at the Munich Olympic meeting next year.
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Drewrys Take Two Twilight League Games
Drewrys slugged hits to all parts of Memorial Park and played solid defense to win a twin bill 17 to 0 over the Ryholts and 7 to 2 over the Markleville Merchants. The wins push Drewrys into a first place tie in the Anderson Amateurs with 3 victories and 1 loss.
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ACC to Hold Annual Swim Races on Independence Day
Robert Freeman, manager of the Anderson Country Club pool, announces the annual swimming carnival to be held Friday July 4. The event features races for members in age divisions 5 and under 10 10 and under 12 and under 14 and under 16 and under, with exhibition diving by invited experts and prizes for winners. Public invited. only members compete in the meet. fireworks and barbecue cap the program.
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Major League Baseball Box Scores Recap
Johnson leads with strong hitting as Yankees, Giants and White Sox post decisive wins. Notable performances include Williams homering for the Yankees, Mays and Cepeda contributing for the Giants, and Harris driving in Detroit. Pitching notes highlight Pascual and Craddock with decisive holds.
Harness racing season begins at Athletic Park circuit events
The Hoosier Little Grand Circuit opens at Athletic Park with meetings touring Fort Wayne Columbus Logansport Muncie Shelbyville Connersville Terre Haute and ends at the State Fair August 30 to September 4. Notable moments include Lynn Wilfong's announcing start and young drivers gaining recognition.
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Pirates Thomas Captures June Player of the Month
Frank Thomas of the Pittsburgh Pirates was named the National League player of the month for June after hitting nine homers and driving in 29 runs. He led the voting by 15 votes to 10 percent for reliever Dick Farrell. Willie Mays and Stan Musial shared May honors.
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Three-year-old Pacers Shine in Evening Harness Card
Three-year-old pacers steal the show at Athletic Park with Jolly Gent Mocking Byrd and others winning straight heats. Dr. Keller owned by Dr. Armington and Ed Johnson placed second and fourth in the second division. Babalon driven by Paul Chappell clocked 2:13 1/5 in the overnight trot while Nile Way and Wey also posted top times in heat wins.
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Jolly Gent
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Jelly
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Harness Entries and Purses From ITPHA Pace Night
Tonight's harness cards list two-year-old purse of 1500 with Adios Time D Taylor Detts Byrd and Tailfeather A Eliott among top entries. Also shown are Class Trot and Class Pace races with drivers King Steven Wilfong, Hiple, and McGinnis among others.
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Boten
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Sun Valley Aims for 10th Anniversary Night of Dragon Racing
Sun Valley plans a July 2 celebration to mark its 10th anniversary with roadster racing and a top cash prize. McBride of Lewisville leads the night with the fastest time from a large entry, as crowds expect the biggest field of the season. Track bosses say 85 cars contested last year and anticipate more cars this year.
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Elwood Lions Club Summer Basketball Tourney Draws Big Names
Big names headlined by Oscar Robertson highlight the first Elwood Lions Club summer basketball tournament entries to run July 7 to 11 at Callaway Park. Notables include Albert Maxey and Bailey Robertson from Indiana clubs, with 23 teams reportedly entered. Games run 6:30 to 9:00 p.m across two courts on opening night and continue across Thursday and Friday with matches and rosters still to be announced.
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