Hoosier golfers advance in National Public Links Tourney
Defending champion Don Essig and two other Hoosier players moved into the second round of the National Public Links Golf Tourney with a steady opening win. Bob Ludlow of Indianapolis defeated Cliff Brown of Cleveland while Warren Strout, also of Indianapolis, eliminated Rolf Demming of Minneapolis. Joe Harbin and Walt Durdle faced notable matchups as the Indiana contingent progressed.
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Don Essig Hil
Essig
Indiana
Chicago
UPI
Don Essig
Bob Ludlow
Indianapolis
Cliff Brown
Cleveland
Warren Strout
Rolf Demming
Minneapolis
Joe Harbin
Hoosier
Walt
Durdle
Pearisz
Ronald Lucetti
San Francisco
Erickson Hair and Scalp Clinic Coming to Anderson
On Friday July 11 the Erickson Hair and Scalp Specialists staff director Mr. R L Manning will visit the Anderson Hotel from 1 p m to 830 p m to examine and advise on hair loss. The service is free with a satisfaction or money back guarantee.
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Chicago
Erickson Hair and
R. L. Manning
Anderson, Indiana
Anderson
Manning
Erickson
U. S
Free scalp examination advertised at Anderson Hotel event
An advertisement promises tailored hair treatment after a scalp exam with a 30 day money back guarantee. It notes no appointments, private examinations with Mr Manning, and claims old hereditary baldness theories are outdated.
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Mutual Nafy
Istional Bank of Chicago
Becausejand Halsted
Chicago
Ill
Check Your Scalp Health For Hair Loss Signs
A self test asks if you have dandruff a tight scalp itchiness excessive dryness oiliness and hair shedding. If you checked any item plan to see Mr. R L Manning.
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R. L. Manning
Pirates Rip Arabians For Ninth Win In Summer Batting
Madison Heights edged Markleville as Charlie Graybiel earned his sixth straight summer win despite facing control issues. Don Sutton led MH with three hits and Graybiel drove in three runs on a triple. Arabians’ Dave Stohler Gaston Seal and Fred Linville each had two hits to challenge the hosts.
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Charlie Graybiel
Madison Heights
Markleville
Pirates
Charlie Mack
Graybiel
Brown
Dave Stohler
Gaston Seal
Fred Linville
Don Sutton
Paul Bradford
Highland
National Crown roadster race set for July 19 at Sun Valley
A field of 40 roadsters is expected to race Saturday night July 19 in the ninth annual National Crown classic at Sun Valley Speedway. The 300 laps will be run as three 100-lap segments with intervals for crew work. Defending champions Briar Johnson and Wendell Fall are among the entrants.
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Sun Valley Speedway
Joe Helpling
Italy
Briar Johnson
Richmond
Wendell Fall
Indianapolis
Roadsters
Sun Valley
Little Wheels Racing Association
Madison
Alutton
Bolles
Reed
Anderson
Dee Ganger
Markleville
Dorothy Runyon
Esther Carter
Kokomo
Seal
Jo Gray
Grandview
Young
Johnson
Fall
Castor
Dane
Hinge
Field of Roadsters
Jlocal
Grandton
Stohier
Linville
Phil
Rbi-Lotton
Bellas
Grayotel
Hutch
Cronk
Stinson
Tutton
Elis Herbert
Rushville
Balles
Ae Reed
Sreyhtels
Grayhiel
Dave Barnes
Claude ‘Colvill
Bob Guffey
New Castle
Merrill Mc‘Bride
Lewisville
Winners Listed At Edgewood Golf Invitation
Twenty six women golfers received prizes for the Edgewood Women’s Golf and Social Club Invitational. Visitors from Crosstown took most awards with Grandview securing six prizes and Anderson Country Club entrants earning three.
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Edgepod
Crosstown
Grandview
Anderson Country Club
Joan Perry
Delaware Country Club
Muncie
Pat Hardy
Craanfield- Canntee Club
Ada
Knightstown Tops Drewrys For 1st Place
Knightstown won 7 to 1 over Anderson Drewrys in Amateur Baseball League action at Memorial Park to seize first place. Lockeridge pitched well with five hits allowed and seven strikeouts as Knightstown broke open the game with a six run second inning after two outs.
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Knightstown
Anderson Drewrys
Memorial Park
Craig
Odom
Lockeridge
Drewrys
Norm Delph
Jim Teeters
John Gross
Anderson
Jim Melson
Markleville
Alexandria Rybolts
Charlottesville
Drewrys Ab
Eckstain
Melsan
Weber
Dt Wilson
Sf Roudebush
Tanque
A Bronnoke
Danforth
If Young
Geltinger
T. Smith
Vuuek
Te Davis
Bop -Rei
Lockeridae
Moffat
Delph
Brenaske
Rbi
Ravdebush
Harlockwood
Carter
Valdes
Joe August
Bobby Gleason
August
Indians Dump Yankees 12-2 in Eight Run Explosion
Cleveland pounded 19 hits and broke open the game with a seven run eighth inning to throttle the New York Yankees 12 to 2. Colavito homered for the Tribe as Vernon and Colavit e led the NY lineup with multiple hits in a one sided loss.
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ED Corrigan
NEW York
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Indians
Yanks
Cleveland New York
Avila
Bauer
Moran
Siebem
Vernon
Gald
Brantle
Doby
Berrac
Skowron
Minoso
Kubek
Colavito
Carey
Porter
Ford
jMcLish
eLarsen
Colavite
Cleveland
Hunter
Harrell
Skowran
MeLish
McDougalal
U— Soar
Amont
Summers
Honochick
Western Amateur quarterfinals uphold seeds with one upset
In Indianapolis at Woodstock Country Club the Western Amateur singles quarterfinals saw only one seed fall. Sixth seed Maxwell Brown of Los Angeles lost to Estaban Reyes of Mexico City in three sets, while top seed Bernard Bartizen from Houston, second seed Alex Olmedo from Peru, and third seed Mike Green all advanced.
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Indianapolis
Woodstock Country Club
Maxwell Brown
Los Angeles
Estaban Reyes
Mexico City
Bernard
Tut) Bartizen
Houston
Tex
Ed Greer
Alex Olmedo
Peru
Edward Sledge
Dallas
Mike Green
Andres Bonnadieu
Dave Harum
iCoral Gables
Fla
Gordon Davis
Don Ell Beth
Senators Decide Not To Move Ball Club
Washington baseball club directors vote against moving the team to Minneapolis or any other city. The decision follows recent talks by President Calvin Griffith with fellow American League owners. Outfielder Curt Flood of the St. Louis Cardinals was the Carolina League MVP at High Point Theville in 1956.
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Senators
Ball
Washington
Washington Baseball] Club
Minneapolis
Calvin Griffith
Curt Flood
St. Louis Cardinals
High Point-Theville
Baseball standings and results from national league and american league
National League standings show Milwaukee and St Louis atop with Philadelphia and Chicago close behind. American League results include Los Angeles beating Milwaukee in a long night game and Cleveland defeating New York 12 to 2 with a full slate of upcoming pitchers listed for today.
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Associated Press
National League
L. Pet
Milwaukee
San
Cleveland
New York
American Associatio
Charleston
Louisville
Indianapolis
Wichita
Omaha
St. Paul
Denver
Minneapolis
Columbus
Richmond
Monttreal
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Kline
Law
Phillips
Briggs
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Roberts
Maglie
Los Angeles
Tush
Padres
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Turkey
McCormick
Kansas City
Baltimore
Twiight
Herbert
Dirkson
Daley
Pappas
Portocarrero
Grant
Bell
Ditmar
Maas
Boston
Wilson
Sullivan
Detroit
Washington
S. Pascual
American Association
Welshman Defeats Heavy Bob Baker in 10 rounds
Dick Richardson of Wales halted a losing streak against United States boxers by defeating Bob Baker on points in a 10 round match in Wales. Richardson pressured Baker, including a fifth round cut, and won the last two rounds to secure the decision. Prince Philip to play polo before TV audience in Cardiff for Empire Games benefit.
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NJAWL
Wales
UPI
Dick Richardson
United States
Bob Baker
Baker
Richardson
London
Prince Philip
British Broadcasting Corporation
Queen Elizabeth
Windsor Park
Cardiff
Silky Sullivan Ailing May Skip West Coast Race
California chestnut Silky Sullivan developed a fever and cough and may miss the $100,000 West Coast Classic for 3 year olds at Hollywood Park on July 19. Trainer Reggie Cornell said the colt may still travel to Chicago later for summer stakes if he recovers. He recently won a 7 1/2 furlong maiden race at Hollywood. The piece also notes 1957 golf equipment sales totaling $60,711,924 by athletic goods makers.
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Inglewood
Calif
Silky Sullivan
West
Orner
Hollywood Park
Reggie Cornell
California
Cornell
Silky
Chicago
Top Distaffers Tee Off Today
Leading women golfers prepare for an early round as the event opens. Notable entrants include key players and title contenders vying for the championship in bright conditions at the course.
Insurance Open Begins Without Bolt in Minnesota
The Insurance Open at Brookview Country Club opens with top names from the LPGA and world golf. Defending champion missing is Tommy Bolt as Patty Berg and Betsy Rawls headline a field including Mickey Wright, Louise Suggs, and Bev Hanson in a tense 72 hole event.
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Mickey
Patty Berg
She Bane Iron
Gardner Dick
Western Plainfield Romps Son Jr
Panama City
Fla
Plainfield
Hughes
Dickinson
Bev Hanson
Elwood Boosters
LPGA
Callaway
Bauer Hagge
Jesse Widener
Elwood
Tommy Bolt
Frankfort Merchants
Bolt
Odessa
Australian Sets New Three Mile Mark At Dublin
Albert Thomas of Australia shattered the world three mile record in Dublin at Santry Stadium with 13 minutes 16.8 seconds, beating the 1955 mark of 13 14.2 held by Sandor Tharos. The young Australian averaged 4:23.6 per mile and was inspired by fellow Aussie Merv Lincoln as the crowd roared.
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Dublin
Albert Thomas
Australia
Sandor Tharos
Hungary
Budapest
Thomas
Merv Lincoln
Santry Stadium
Stengel Defends Baseball as Best Run Enterprise
Casey Stengel testified before Senate antitrust subcommittee saying baseball is run better than ever and that players go to their best in every game. He joined stars Mickey Mantle Stan Musial and Ted Williams in challenging monopolistic claims while senators pressed for regulation.
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Whitney Shuwmaker
Washington
Casey Stengel
U.S. Senators
Stengel
New York Yankees
Sen
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Senate
Wye
Nopoly
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Bas
Farmer Home Woodrow Farmer Returns From Hospital
Middletown Day's Oilers coach Woodrow Farmer has returned home after hospitalization for an ulcer. Medics will try treatment first and surgery could follow if he does not improve. Kenneth Cook and William Sewell are cited for historic double eagles on local courses in 1958 and years earlier.
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Farmer
Woodrow
Tobe) Farmer
Middletown
Day
Oilers
Ane
Sewell
Kenneth Cook
Grandview
Cook
Anderson Golf
William
Bill) Sewell
Fortville
Herald
Podner
Kk Ok
Phillies Recall Cardwell for Mound Help
Don Cardwell, 22, a right handed pitcher, returns to the Philadelphia Phillies after two months in the International League with strong showings for the Miami Marlins. He won 11 games and posted a 2.49 ERA with 126 strikeouts in 141 innings. Cardwell is slated to start against the Chicago Cubs next Monday as the Phillies climb to fourth in the league, three games behind Milwaukee.
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Philadelphia
Don Cardwell
Philadelphia Phillies
Cardwell
Phillies
Miami
Marlins
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukes
Lions Sign Two More Detroit Veterans
Detroit Lions signed tackle Lou Creekmur and defensive halfback Terry Barr to 1958 contracts on Wednesday. The moves bring the total signed veterans to 21, with ten remaining unsigned.
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LIONS
Detroit
Lou Creekmur
Terry Barr
Detroit Lions
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