Nicholson Home and Local Sports Roundup
Dave Nicholson, former AHS athlete, returns to Anderson seeking a teaching post at 917 Washington Blvd. The column covers boat safety tips, trainer Gordon R. Potter's suspension, Reggie Hardin joining Detroit Eastern High, Brockway baseball scheduling woes, and a Chicago White Sox home stand at Comiskey Park with upcoming Detroit and Washington games.
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Palmer Extends Lead in 1962 Golf Money Race
Mas ters champion Arnold Palmer finished seventh at the Western Open in Dunedin Florida earning 1900 dollars and pushing his 1962 season total to 70231.66 while Jack Nicklaus dropped to fourth with 44698.95 and Billy Casper climbed to third with 47658.44. Cupit won the Western Open but Palamer still gains pace atop the money leader list as other top players post gains and Palmer misses top five in nine of 18 events.
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Mantle fuels early 1961 Yankees with hot start
Mickey Mantle helped secure five of the New York Yankees' first seven victories in the 1961 season, fueling a fast start for the team and showcasing his power at the plate during the opening stretch.
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Hornsby Remains Nerve at Mets Batting Cages
In New York, veteran Rogers Hornsby, now a stern Mets coach, impresses with recent hitting drills despite age. Ex-Giant manager Sheehan recalls Hornsby's feats at a high school tryout and his bold pull hits to left and straight back through the box.
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O'Toole Shuts Cubs as Reds Rally for Victory
Cincinnati ace Jimmy O'Toole held Chicago to five hits while the Reds surged to a 6 1 victory. Jerry Lynch belted a two run homer in the fifth and Gordie Coleman added a double and single to pace the attack. Robinson scored Cincinnati's tying run in the fourth and Pinson stole second before Coleman drive.
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Allen, San Diego Agree On Contract
Chuck Allen the rookie linebacker who earned All American honors last season has signed and returned his 1962 contract to San Diego manager Six Gillman. The 6 foot 1, 219 pound defensive star for the Chargers was San Jes draft choice last year and started before an ankle injury. He is reportedly fully recovered and practicing with the Huskies in spring drills.
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State Amateur golf entries fill Wayne course field of 256
Indiana Golf Association reports 256 players entered the State Amateur at Orchard Ridge Wayne. Sam Carmichael of Martinsville, winner the past two years, has turned pro. Qualifying next Monday and Tuesday will reduce to 64 for match play starting Wednesday. final round set for July 14. Also notes Blue Cabin, a two year old chestnut filly by First Cabin Blue Missy.
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American Karen Susman Reaches Wimbledon Semis
Karen Susman 19 from Chula Vista California reached the Wimbledon women singles semifinals by defeating Rene Schuurman 6 4 6 4. The upset day also saw Vera Sukova topple Darlene Hard 6 4 6 3 and Billie Jean Moffitt fall to Ann Haydon. Four Australians advance in men’s semis with Laver vs Fraser and Mulligan vs Fraser.
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Yankee guide book features Maris Mantle in Fort Lauderdale
The official Yankee guide and scorecard at Fort Lauderdale Stadium showcases Roger Maris with 61 homers on page 6, followed by Mickey Mantle Yogi Berra Elston Howard and John Blanchard. Whitey Ford leads the pitchers with Luis Arroyo as key reliever. In Huntington New York Ray Borowicz, Mets fan, cheered Spahn to a 2 1 victory as Hobie Landrith homered in the ninth.
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Joy Abel Aims For More Strikes Against Top Stars
Joy Abel, a 23 year old Chicago bowler, rose from a child billiards background to become a leading figure in women's bowling. She teamed with Betty Kuzynski to win the national women's doubles in Louisville with a 6407 total, defeating stars including Shirley Garrs and Marion Ladewig and becoming the youngest doubles champions. Abel credits steady improvement and a positive approach, and she earned a seed in next January’s all star tournament after the breakthrough in May.
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Chicago Majors Trade Two For Pittsburgh Duo in ABA Shuffle
The Chicago Majors trade John Wessels and Hank Whitney to the Pittsburgh Rens for Bucky Bolyard and Jon Cincebo. The move adds top three point shooters Bolyard and Cincebo to the Majors roster while Wessels averages 9.9 points and Whitney 9.1 per game. Bolyard averages 16.2 points and was second in the league behind Connie Hawkins. Cincebo adds 8.9 points per game.
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Move to the foul line with speed and purpose
The passage urges deliberate rhythm in bowling, arguing that choosing a target and path for the ball before moving forward helps maintain speed. By advancing to the foul line with determination, a bowler increases pinfall and overall effectiveness.
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