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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1961

Page

4

Indiana Amateur golf qualifiers set for match play

Sam Carmichael led the Evansville Country Club field with a 66 69 135 to earn medalist honors and a new qualifying record in the 61st Indiana Amateur in Evansville. Norman Sanders and Mike Martin Jr. qualified with 148 and 149, while John Hossinger and Don Farrington earned spots in the upcoming rounds.

Sander Don Farrington Kokomo Martin John Hossinger Kendallville Carmichael Tough Evansville Indy Sam Carmichael Martinsville Indiana Evansville Country Club Carmichale John David Indianapolis Ind Middletown Norman Sanders Anderson Mike Martin Jr Sanders Cera Ees i . c Yine George Austin Sponholtz Pitcock Paul Dye Jr Remy Jand Gey CCA Sherrell Johnson Sullivan Babe Ruth Mace Anderson Joth Jim Smitson CCA Crew Sporting Goods Jackson Nick Garbacz South Bend Dick Unversagt Lynch Marsh Bill McClure Richmond John Hamilton Bob Fay Jr Phil Talbot Bloomington Warren Strout Warren Lower Reveal Fay Strout Jim Farrington Jim Viton Carlj Larry Shippy Muncie Johnson Attica McClure Mark Darnell John Mason Bill Newcomb Jr Norm Sanders Royal Center Jerry Schreiber Newcomb Schreiber Bob Gerst Fred Henoch la Porte Bob Staton Lebanon Mike Hess Evans Don Bisesi Vsville jDon Craig Peru Jim Dave Epperson Farlander West Lafayette Jack Gary Wiegand Hassinger C.A Kincaid Jerry Jackson David/Terry Winter Wendall Aldrich Bob Arnett Terre Haute Keith Campbell Monticello O. A. Kincaid Vick Werner Logansport Bill Horton Hank Ehlebracht Carl Johnson Joe Cork Martin Angell Tipton Tom Thomas John

Club Owners Players Meet In Chicago For All Star Talks

In Chicago the two All Star games per year plan faces debate as club owners and players meet to discuss pension funds and revenue. Reports say owners favor one game to save time and money, while players push for two tilts to preserve income and the pension fund. The final decision expected after the Boston All Star game.

San Francisco UPI Jim Bunning Detroit Tigers Gene Woodling Washington ‘Senators Richie Ashburn Chicago Cubs Bob Friend Pittsburgh Pirates Friend Boston Warren Giles Nationals Joe Cronin Americans Ondplans Giles Chicago Cronin Pat Kansas City New York Yankee Stadium

Bond and Lillard Family Tradition Whiskey History

Bond and Lillard family tradition dates to 1869 with a whisk key aimed at quality. Kentuckians Wm F Bond and C C Lillard built a reputation for prime whiskey. If you seek an exceptionally fine whiskey you will do well to say Bri.

Mantle Hit by Golf Ball While Playing in San Francisco

Mick Mantle of the AL All-Stars was struck on the forehead by a golf ball at the Olympic Club ocean course in San Francisco. He continued the round finishing with a five over par 77 after Whitey Ford urged a halt. The ball came from a following group including Frank ODon and Danny Tynoli apologized for the errant shot.

SAN Francisco Upi Mickey Mantle Olympic Club Ocean Course Roger Williams San Francisco News Call-Bulletin Mantle Whitey Ford Pete Stoneham San Francisco Giants Williams Frank Lefty) O'Don Ford New York Yankee Mickey Danny Tynoli

Dial 643-5371 for fast budget help today

A caller urges action to balance finances by calling 643 5371. The pitch promises quick results and satisfaction from using the service.

Jockey Father Thrown Killed at Aqueduct Workout

Sidney Cole a veteran jockey and father of four was thrown and killed during a workout at Aqueduct Race Track in front of the grandstand crowd. The 31 year old jockey was riding Laurel Mae owned by Mrs S B Wilson in preparation for the Astoria Stakes. The filly shied toward the rail on the backstretch and Cole landed on his head, dying instantly.

NEW York Sidney Cole Aqueduct Race Track Cole Laurel Mae S. 8. Wilson Brooklyn Elmont N.Y Belmont Park Roy Gilbert Aqueduct Charles Bo Fort Erie Jockey Club Ontario

Yankees Sign Star Louis Romanucci From Fairleigh Dickinson

The New York Yankees announced the signing of pitcher Louis Romanucci of Fairleigh Dickinson University to a bonus contract worth 20 000 to 40 000 dollars. The 19 year old right hander will join the Auburn Virginia club in the New YorkPennsylvania League immediately after being courted by several major league teams.

NEW York UPI New York Yankees Louis Rogimanucci Fairleigh Dickinson ‘University Romanucci Thunder Yanks Auburn

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