Farris Delivers Two-Run 8th to Upset in Anderson Win
In a district tournament opener, Phil Farris hit a go-ahead two-run single in the eighth inning to lift the Anderson Olympians to a 7-5 victory over New Castle National. Don McShirley pitched four innings of shutout relief as Anderson advances to face New Castle again with an 8 p.m. game set.
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Baseball Standings and Results Highlight Mixed Scores
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with a .533 mark and New York slipping. results include Los Angeles 4 New York 0 and Chicago 4 Cincinnati 1. American League notes Detroit 7 Chicago 6 in 12 innings and Boston 3 Minnesota 2 in 12.
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Simpson Crew Finishes Second at Memorial Regatta
Simpson crew led by Jack Nicklaus challenged for the win at the Three Race C E Wil Memorial Regatta held at the Indianapolis Sailing Club on July 4. Nicklaus faltered on the last two holes finishing one stroke behind the leaders as the five race district qualifiers near Toledo unfold. Steve Simpson, a senior at Anderson High School, sails a 19 foot Lightning Class craft with Carra Jo as crew.
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Exchange Club and Rotary in Civic Men’s Golf Battle
In a crowded Los Angeles and New York scene, Exchange Club and Rotary clubs clash on the links at the New Castle Country Club. Civic leaders, pro golfers, and notable players like Be Zi and Be Baer compete as scores stack up amid late-innings drama and a key moment ends with a decisive six-stroke spread.
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1963 US Open winners gain 1964 Open qualifiers
The first 13 finishers in the 1963 US Open at The Country Club in Brookline become automatic qualifiers for the 1964 Open at Congressional Country Club in Washington D C. The event will be held June 18 to 20.
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Huge Field Of Women Gunters Set To Qualify Here Monday
A large field of 131 women golfers from Indiana vie for spots in the Indiana Women's Golf Association championships at Anderson Country Club. Qualifying begins Monday at 8 am with medals to determine flights B and 9 while 16 advance to the championship flight. Public rounds run Monday to Friday with match play advancing the qualifiers.
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