Indiana Amateur Golf Opens With Jackson Nipping Field
Jerry Jackson of Kokomo shoots 67 to lead opening round of the 62nd Indiana Amateur at Orchard Ridge. Tom Thomas of Bloomington 68 trails by one stroke with Norm Sanders 69 and Roy Hemseth 69 also high. Second 18 holes to follow today as area golfers chase titles.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Jerry Jackson
Kokomo
Purdue
Indiana
Jackson
Tom Thomas
Bloomington
Orchard Ridge Country Club
Thomas
Indiana University
Roy Hemseth
Fort Wayne City
Norm Sanders
Middletown
Wendell Aldrich
Angola
Buddy Overholser
South Bend
Rick Seagraves
Roy Hemsot
Managers Pick All Star Teams At North Anderson Meet
Sunday School managers select A and B All-Star squads at 7 30 tonight at Shadyside softball diamond North Anderson. Rival A and B teams meet Saturday July 14 with the winner facing Commercial All Stars later the same night. Tonight’s schedule lists games including S Meridian vs Bethel Christ Lutheran vs Park Place and N Anderson A vs Bethany.
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North Anderson
S. Meridian
Bethel
Christ Lutheran
Park
Place
N. Anderson
J. Humes
Parks
Shimer
Galbraith’s
CIO
Brad Yeagy
Breece
Carson
Cole
Ballard
Hall
Great Northern Upsets Fishers in Monday Night Clash
Great Northern defeated Fishers 68 to 59 in Columbia City on Monday night. Star Ken Strawn scored 34 points as Jack Wilson added 18 in the first quarter, aiding the upset over the heavily favored Fishers.
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Fred Windlaw
Whiley
Fishers
Anderson
Columbus City
Great Northern Northern
Lafayette
Coca-Cola
Wilson
Miller
Jefferson
Bron
Mantle limits push for All Star outfield lineup changes
The article outlines the All Star starters and substitutes with Mantle limited to three innings due to a knee injury. It details lineup order for both leagues, past starts by Drysdale and Bunning, and notes on fielding shifts and replacements during the game.
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Rich Rollins
Minnesota Twins
Billie Moran
Los Angels
Maris
Mantle
Gentile
Wagner
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Louis Aparicio
Chicago
Hutchinson
Bunning
Dick Groat
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
del Crandall
Milwaukee
Bill Mazeroski
Drysdale
Houk
Wagener
Rocky Colavito
Detroit
Nationals
National
Collins Flashes Campbell Fifth In Buick Open
Bill Collins won the Flint Open with a 284 total and 9,000 prize. Floridian rival Dave Ragan chased but finished one stroke back as Campbell tied for fifth with a 287 and 2,300 prize. Casper and Sanders shared third and fourth with 286.
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Collins
Campbell
Flint, Mich
Bill Collins
Big Miami
Fla
Dave Ragna
Bill Casper
Apple Valley
Calif
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Ragan
Anderson
Joe Campbell
Pendleton Idlewold
Casper
Sanders
Local Lassie Qualifies For Championship Flight In South Bend
Julie Hull of Anderson survived a rough round with errors and traps to qualify for the Championship Flight in the 62nd Women's Western Amateur at South Bend Country Club. Phyllis Preuss and Curtis Cup teammates posted 78s as competitors contended for the final spots. Clifford Ann Creed set a course record with 38-37-75 to win medal.
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Anderson
Julie Hull
South Bend
Miss Hull
Phyllis Preuss
Hull- Preuss
South Bend Ind
Clifford Ann Creed
Alexandria
South Bend Country Club
Louisiana
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Paul Dye Jr
Indianapolis
Indiana
Michael J. Skala
Carla Jo Gabler
Roseburg
Ore
Mary Anne Lopez
Plant City
Fla
Boca Raton
Barbara Fitton
Hamilton
Ohio
Nancy Roth
Elkhart
Ind
Hollywood
Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
Iowa
Sandra Spuzich
Johnstone
Eagle Keglers Plan Meeting for League Members
The Eagle men bowling league calls a 7 p.m. meeting for members captains and sponsors at the Eagles Home 1315 Meridian St announced by secretary Ross Kreigh of the sponsoring group.
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Eagle
Eagles
Meridian St
Sec
Ross Kreigh
Local league reports messy box score snippets
Incomplete game notes list several teams and players with odd scoring lines. Matches include Market versus McDonald's at Meadowbrook and Hoosier Market in a 5. Critchlow, Davis and Sparks noted with Eckstein and West. Firemen image highlights Sewell's 5th homer.
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Critchlow
Davis
Sparks
West
York
Eckstein
Critchiow
Hexamer
So's
Hoosier
Township Exchange
Da's
Erskine National Firemen
Witham and
Wilhite
Kumkoski
B. Shepard
L. Shepard
David Sewell
Major League Standings and Weekend Results Overview
Weekend baseball results across leagues include NL leaders St Louis and New York with varied scores on Saturday and Sunday. Notable games feature Cincinnati and Houston both high scoring, and Chicago and Milwaukee strong Subjects include American League pack with Cleveland and New York clutching wins. International League results show Jacksonville and Rochester wins, with Dallas-Ft Worth, Louisville, and Omaha in action today.
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New York
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Indianapolis
Omaha
Louisville
Dalasi-Ft. Worth
Oklahoma City
Denver
St. Louis
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Boston atKansas City
American Association
President Kennedy to View All-Star Baseball Game
President Kennedy will attend the major league All-Star baseball game in Washington on Tuesday, the White House announced. The event draws top players from the National and American Leagues and marks a highlight of the baseball season.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh
Bob Turley
New York Yankees
Gene Woodling
New York Mets
Edgewood Women Host Personal Guest Day at Golf Course
Edgewood Women’s Golf Club invites members to a Personal Guest Journey at the Edgewood course. About 50 reservations. Coffee and doughnuts before tee off at 8 30 a.m. Results: Eunice Anderson low gross by draw Virginia Thompson low net, Marjorie Clem low putts. Future matches listed.
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Edgewood Women’s Golf Club
Edgewood Course
Mesdames A. C Roberts
Gilbert Gillespie
Richard Cotton
Richard Carlton
Edward Hughes
Eunice Anderson
Virginia Thompson
Marjorie Clem
Edgewood Lamp Studio
Gates
Bunny Roby
Amy Dye
Enid Martin
Janie Hurst
Joyce Jones
Ramona Gibson
Virginia Musser
Robert Johnson
Martha Keller
Roby
Blanche Filbey
Dye
Evelyn Carter
Gibson
Johnson
Ellen Clem
Peoria Driver Killed In Lincoln Speedway Crash
Peoria racer Robert Jones, 30, died from a skull fracture after his stock car overturned during an amateur heat at Lincoln Speedway. The accident occurred Sunday night as 12 cars competed, Jones succumbing at Lincoln Memorial Hospital about an hour later.
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Lincoln, Ill
UPI
Lincoln Speedway
Robert Jones
Jones
Peoria
Lincoln Memorial Hospital
Gushing Wind Supplemental Entry for Arlington Classic
Gushing Wind owned by T Allieana was added as a supplemental entry for Saturday's $75,000 Arlington Classic for three year olds. The move brings the probable field to nine and the purse to $100,750.
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Chicago
UPI
T. Allieana
Players Push to Trim 162-Game MLB Schedule
Major league players voted unanimously to seek a shorter season while confirming the continuation of two All-Star games through 1963. They will forward the request to Commissioner Ford Frick for action at next winter’s meetings, citing travel strain and heavy schedules as key concerns.
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Washington
Major League Baseball Players
Ford Frick
Robert C. Cannon
Frank Scott
Baseball Players’ Association
Scott
Cedar Lounge Tops Muncie 4-2 to Avenge Loss
The Anderson Cedar Lounge defeated Muncie 4 to 2 at McCulloch Park, evening the series after an earlier defeat. Lucius Teague led with three hits, John Teague Harrington and Heady added two each, and pitcher Heady worked all nine innings with seven strikeouts.
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Cedar Lounge
Muncie
Anderson Cedar Lounge
McCulloch Park
Anderson
Lucius Teague
John Teague
Harrington
Heady
Jake Pitler Scout for Dodgers Once Dodger Coach
Jake Pitler, longtime baseball figure and former Dodger first base coach, remains associated with the Los Angeles Dodgers in a scouting capacity. Pitler’s career spans playing and coaching with the organization during his notable baseball tenure.
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Jake Pitler
Dodger
Los Angeles Dodgers
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