Essig's 70 Paces State Amateurs Lead Qualifying Pace
Indianapolis golfer Dowig, 17, set the first day qualifying pace at the Indiana Amateur at Anderson Country Club in blustery conditions. Defending champion Joe Campbell shot a 75 while Pete Dye led contenders with a 76 as 217 golfers tackled wind driven rounds. play continues with the low scorers advancing to match play.
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Tidianapolis
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Terre Haute
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Terre
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Dick Nether- la Parle
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Julis
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Mar
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Logans- Fuehring
Roger
Crawfordsville
Wendell Aldrich
Angela
C Lark Esmic
Ted Lack
Morey
Ralph R. Ferguson
Anderson
Laff
C. E. Wagoner
Herald Photsi
Falstaffs Rap High Lifes and Floormen Win Big
Falstaffs Rap High Lifes and Floormen post wins in a doubleheader at Mammortal Park to remain in the Cit Amateur Base standings. In the opener Floor Store’s Skip Haynie pitched four hitless innings and the team rallied in the sixth for all its runs. Cassidy held the Hill? Anderson Sporting Goods to eight hits in a tough loss. In the nightcap Anderson Sporting Goods exploded for 12 runs in the fifth after loading the bases, highlighted by an inside the park homer by Davis. Leager’s crew trails the league leaders with four wins and a defeat. The Falstaffs next meet Bybell’s before 8 p.m.
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Anderson Sporting Ods
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Haynie
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Taal Davis
Basce
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Bybell
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Craig
Piteher
Haime
Cassidy
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Standings show varied records for AL and NL teams with scattered scores across leagues. Several lines reference the American League and American Association with incomplete team names and odd spellings.
Hubble Slams Two as Owens Drives UAW Loss in Little League
Gene Hubble hit two home runs and Al Owens added another strong showing as Pairstow Park hosts a 15-10 Little League game. Kelley earned the win after surrendering 10 hits, while UAW pushed runs in the first and sixth innings in a bid to slow Owens.
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UAV
Senators Host Baseball's Best Teams In Game
The 23rd annual all star style game features Billy Pierce and Bob Trade facing each other for the first time this season at Jenrith Stadium with Mickey Mantle in the starting lineup for the American League despite a leg injury. Stengel and Alston name mostly lefthanded lineups while forecasts predict mostly sunny skies and a high near 83. The National League leans on Cincinnati stars Musial Bell and Bailey to anchor a strong lineup as Tommy Richardson marks his 19th season as Eastern League president.
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Cleveland
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Phillies
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Boston
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Detroit
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Baltimore
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Frank Robinson
Lomes
Stan Musial
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Ken Bayer
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Dale Long
Ed Baijley
Roy McMillan
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Calabria Beats Kirklin for Sixth Road Victory
Calabria trampled Kirklin 18 to 1 for its sixth straight junior legion baseball win on the road at Kirklin. Delph Gaar and Skinner led the offense as heavy hitters. The Calabrians schedule Sweetser at the Anderson Remy Ajamond on Thursday afternoon.
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New York
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Daleville Huris No-Hitter by Phil Zirkle
Daleville hurdler Phil Zirkle pitched a no hit no run game against Highland in a 3 0 summer contest. He walked five and struck out 12 while facing 28 batters in the effort.
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Weston Laading
John
Shelton
Ohn
Flotal
Haters
Falstaffs Fall in Central Inilisna Booster League clash
The Fallstaffs lost to the Muncie Marhnefers 5 to 4 in seven innings at Memorial Field. Scoring details show K Campbell and Campbell leading for the Fallstaffs, while Rhodes and Ondrejika contributed for the Marhnefers in a tight CIBL division game.
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Troy And Suedee Split Decision
In a murky report from York, the bout between Troy and Suedee ends in a split decision with unclear venue and date details. No verifiable outcomes or participants beyond the two fighters are confirmed in the readable text.
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Suedee
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