Outboard Gear and Golf News From Florida to Indiana
Practical boat trip checklists boost cruising comfort and safety. A snook caught at Ft. Myers Beach is reported along with golf scoring analysis from Golf Digest. Indiana star Richard Reedy earns a Florida scholarship and Middletown High School boasts a versatile athlete with a strong academic record.
Sarazen And Palmer Hang On To Lead
Veteran Gene Sarazen and Arnold Palmer led a thin American group in the qualifying test for the centenary British Open at St Andrews. Defending champion Gary Player posted a 68 to 135 total as Peter Thomson and Palmer's 142 marked strong showings. Winds and rain narrowed the field to 74, with two other Americans advancing.
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Frank Stranahan
Toledo Ohio
Sam Friedman
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Truman Connell
Jupiter
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Squire
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McDaniel and White Lift Cardinals Past Cubs 3-2
Lindy McDaniel held Chicago scoreless after entering in the seventh and Bill White drove in the go ahead run with a game changing eighth inning triple as St. Louis defeated the Cubs 3 to 2 at Wrigley Field. Banks homered for Chicago and McDaniel fanned key hitters to seal the win.
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Georgetown pitcher Cesten Shockley signs with Phillies
Georgetown and Philadelphia report Shockley, an 18 year old left handed pitcher and hitter, signed for about 50 000 dollars on Tuesday. The note adds the Statue of Liberty stands 305 feet above the water in New York Harbor.
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Cesten Shockley
Philadelphia Phillies
Golf panel warns against extreme head down drill
A national golf magazine panel led by Johnny Revolta Jackson Bradley Horton Smith and Paul Bunyan cautions that keeping the head down should end at impact. They urge a natural rise of the head during the follow through to avoid harm from overrigid compliance.
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Johnny Revolta
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Horton Smith
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George to race at Sun Valley Speedway Friday night
Elmer George, recently reinstated by the United States Auto Club after a year's suspension, will drive in the second of three midget races at Sun Valley Speedway in Anderson. He competes with A. J. Foyt and 17 others for 18 starting positions in the lap feature as gates open at 6 pm with time trials at 7 and heats at 8:30.
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Anderson
Deve Garland
Elmer George
United States Auto Club
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Leroy Warriner
Sun Valley Speedway
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A. J. Foyt
Shorty Templeman
Ted Hartley
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Robby Grim
Jim Hurtubise
Bud Begard
Chuck Rodee
Gene Force
Bud Tinglestad
Sun Valley
Foyt
Templetons Pound Foes In Weekend Baseball Split
Templeton's Music beat the Cincinnati Braves 10 to 0 on Sunday at Anderson Memorial Field after winning 10 to Saturday night. Grizzell pitched four hits as Templeton's 19 total hits overwhelmed Dawson and Lee. Fred Simpson went 3 for 3 with Hawkins 3 for 4, while Simpson added two triples and two singles for a perfect day. Cincinnati slugged three homers by Perry Brown and Key in the losing effort.
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Lopez Picks AL All Stars For 1969 Game
American League President Joe Cronin names 22 players selected by manager Al Lopez for the 1969 AL All Star squad. Eight starters chosen by a league-wide poll include Berra, Mantle, Maris, Skowron, Runnels, Hansen, Malzone, Minoso, and others with White Sox dominating, Yankees well represented, and the game set for Kansas City July 11 and New York July 13.
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Joe Cronin
al Lopez
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Gary Bell
Dick Stigman
Cleveland
Jim Coates
Whitey Ford
Bud Daley
Chuck Estrada
Baltimore
Frank Lary
Detroit
Bill Monhouquette
Camilla Pascual
Washington
Gerry Staley
Early Wynn
Chicago
Elston Howard
Yankees
Sherm Lollar
White Sox
Yogi Berra
Luis Aparicio
Nelson Fox
Vic Power
Indians
Brooks Robinson
Jim Gentile
Orioles
Ted Williams
Red Sox
al Kaline
Tigers
Harvey Kuenn
al Smith
Berra
Bill Skowron
Pete Runnels
Ron Hansen
Frank Malzone
Minnie Minoso
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
ACC Ladies Stage Low Net Tourney at Anderson County Club
Thirty-one ACC ladies played nine holes in a low net event with thirteen prize winners. Class A winners included Mrs Shine and others, Class B winners included Mrs Hubbard, and Class C and D winners were announced. Next Tuesday they will play an odd-hole tournament and the Ray Jones Tournament is now in progress.
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Gerald Shine
Clifford Michael
C. §. Hilligoss
Christ Blassaras
Stanton Huber
Wendell Kelly
Carlos Jenkins
Robert Morse
Ralph Wechsler
Robert Phillips
James Norris
Robert Fitzsimmons
Rex Wiseheart Jr
ACC
Ray Jones
Australian Davis Cup Bill Raises Sydney Stadium Capacity
The Australian Lawn Tennis Association voted to boost White City Stadium seating in Sydney to 17,000 from 9,800 for the Davis Cup challenge round on December 6.
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Melbourne
Australia
Australian Lawn Tennis Assn
Sydney
White City
Hitz Polhemus Win ACC Golf Event
Hitz and Polhemus capture top honors in ACC golf with Hitz posting a 74 low gross and Polhemus winning the low net. The Anderson Country Club tourney at Mesdames Course also awards women’s and mixed divisions with multiple ties and cash prizes.
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Polhemus
GT Witz
Anderson Country Club
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Jaycee Girls Golf Planned City Championship
Anderson Jaycees announce a City Girls Championship Golf Tournament for Friday July 22 at Grand View. Open to contestants 17 and under in three age groups with women assisting and mothers invited to help in scoring.
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Anderson
Edgewood
Mesdames Wayne Sheley
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Dodgers to Host Snider Night at Coliseum on Aug 26
Los Angeles Dodgers announce a Snider Night honoring Duke Snider at the Coliseum August 26. The event marks one of the few Brooklyn era stars to receive a special tribute since the move to Los Angeles in 1958.
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Duke Snider Honored at Fallbrook Ceremony During Doubleheader
General Manager KJ Bavasi announced Duke Snider a Southern Californian native and Fallbrook resident will be honored in a special pregame ceremony between games of a doubleheader with Cincinnati. About 500 Fallbrook residents will fill a dedicated section at the game.
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Snider
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Ifornian
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