Indiana Amateur Golf First Round Features Winter Tutwiler Pfaff Upset
In Otter Creek action Indianapolis veterans Winter and Tutwiler won tight early rounds while 1963 champ Leer fell to Stuart Pfaff of South Bend. Jack West of Muncie and Jerry Schreiber of Evansville led medalist efforts, with 64 survivors advancing to two more rounds, then match play for a shot at the title.
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Columbus
Ind
Terry Winter
Ed Tutwiler
John David
Indiana
Jack Leer
Stuart Pfaff
South Bend
Otter Creek
Jack West
Muncie
Jerry Schreiber
Evansville
Pfaff
Leer
Indianapolis
Winter
Purdue
West Lafayette
Scott Fritschle
Fritschle
Nestg
Ier
U.S
Hankeht
Scott Fritschel
Rick Lee
Dave Tanselle
Lebanon
Jerry Tanselle
Tom Cooprider
Kokomo
Mike Gery
Lafayette
Marty Gohmann
Newbany
Dick Perk
Bill Loeher
Richmond
Mack Phillips
New Albany
Mike Bolling
Jim Farrington
George Sopko
Gary
Buffy Mayerstein
Gary Laughlin
Indiapolis
Jim Jewell
Dick Case
Jack Pfeiffer
Dan Baker
Uth Bend
Bill Newcomb Jr
Royal Center
Jerry Curtis
Schererville
Paul Pepka Jr
Leo Nadorff
Hal Phillips
Crawfordsville
Ron Roger
Gene Hibbs
al Turk
Hank Ehrebracht
Lester B . Tipton
Earl Westingsmeier
Rod Swinehart
Anderson
Fred Burnside
Indianaolis
Sam Woland
Steve Lear
Steve Falender
Dr. Wendelich
Angola
Lomide
Dave Estes
Bington
Joe McDaniel
Charles Griffith
Bloomington
Phil Sullivan
Tipton
Mike Lach
William Phillips
Tom Ueber
Fort Wayne
Brooke Farnsworth
Sullivan
Boyd Hovde
George Politsan
Mike Martin Jr
Roy Altman
Robert Fay Jr
Dick Green
Cambridge City
Jack Ragsdale
Bedford
Jim Young
Steve Mayhew
Jack Hood
Osceola
Don Bisesi
Martinsville
Steve Snyder
Dave Goeller
Terre Haute
Pat Welch
Auburn
Pat Speicher
Nappanee
Gary Boone
Fred Clark
Jim Topolgus Jr
Wally Armstrong
Charles Laurie Sr
Gene Pulliam
Charles Lentz
Glynn Johnson
Warsaw
Pete Schwanz
Irgil Schuyler
Markleville
Ron Treesh
Elliott Phillips
Boris Meditch
Terry Rantanen
Bob Silcott Jr
Elkhart
Dave Truman
Plymouth
Paul Littlefield
Sherell Johnson Jr
Randy Foxworthy
Keith Campbell
Idaville
Steve Roderick
Milford
Darrel McFall
Bob Gerst
Bob Daugherty
Mike Lampsa
Don Kelly
Harold Cork
Larry Tanber
Michigan City
Park Cutler
Peru
David Ralston
Don Padgett
Uart Pfaff
Aul Gray
Jim Kelley
Bill McClure
Greg Gill
Mike Young
Clarence DeTurk
Winhake
Nick Wecemaer
Kendallville
At Helm
Dewer
Mike Borson
Tom Ryan
Sam Holt
Scott Greene
Bob Wilkinson
la Porte
Middletown Triumphs 15 14 In Babe Ruth Final
Middletown edged Hartford City 15 to 14 to win the Babe Ruth 13 year old baseball final as Carpenter and W Foxney starred for the winners. Hartford City’s pitcher took the loss. Middletown advances to face the District 10 winner at Connersville on Tuesday July 20.
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Middletown
Hartford City
Carpenter
W. Foxney
Hartford
Connersville
Control Tips for Beginners Bowling Pamphlet
Portable pamphlet offers fourteen bowling fundamentals. Readers may obtain a copy by sending 10 cents and a stamped return envelope to Marion Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate, 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois.
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National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
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Pittsburgh Teen Leads Public Links Qualifier At Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh high school senior James B. Masserio, 16, shot 71 to share the lead with Alan Jon Bailey, 19, in the first of two 18 hole rounds for the National Public Links Championship at North Park Golf Course. Bailey tied par with 36-35, Masserio praised for methodical play while officials warned him to speed up in the final 18 holes. The field of 150 will be cut to 64 for match play after Tuesday with a 36 hole final to be decided Saturday.
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David
Indianapolis
Bob Silcott Jr
Elkhart
West
Terry Rantanen
Richmond
Schreiber
Dave Goeller
Terrehaute
Scott Greene
Bloomington
Bob Wilkinson
la Porte
Wilkinson
al Turk
Turk
Gene Gibbs
Pittsburgh
Iowa
James B. Masserio
Baldwin High School
Masserio
Alan Jon Bailey
State College of Iowa
Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
North Park
Francis Clifford
Boston
Billy McDonald
Topeka
Kaw
Stan Poploski
Les Wimp
Air Force
Tempe
Ariz
Arne Dokka
Studio City
Calif
Fish Hideouts In Backwater Shade And Currents
In warm weather sport fish seek coolest daytime waters under shade along banks, lily pads, weed beds, logs or inflows. Look for willow cues and debris piling at exits. fish rise to crane flies indicating active spots. Use pork rind strips and spoon casts into weed openings or bass bugs if not too weeded.
Edgewood Women Golf Tourney Schedule Set for July 14
Edgewood Country Club will host a Women’s Guest Day on Wednesday July 14 at the Edgewood course. Pairings announced by committee member Mrs Felix Mudd show tee times from 8 10 am to 10 am on the Front Nine and 2 10 pm to 10 am on the Back Nine with many golfers and guests listed in groups chaired by J Hurst H Ross M Humphrey and others.
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Wood Country Club
Edgewood
Felix Mudd
J. Hurst
H. Ross
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G. Thompson
C White
E. Carter
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H. Corbin
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J. Jenkins
N. Waltz
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B. Brown
B. Roby
L. Roby
H. Ferris
M .Dyson
B. Myers
E. Miller
R. Bell
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P. Gossett
S. Mills
L. Granger
F. Wessar
R. Jackson
E. Martin
J. Woschitz
F. Norbury
V. Musser
L. Jemison
J. Smith
P. Farrer
P. Shafer
S. Whitehead
St Joseph's College Basketball Team Tour to Argentina
The basketball team from St Joseph's College of Philadelphia will arrive Wednesday after the Argentine Basketball Federation announced a series of games. The tour opens Thursday at La Plata as part of an international schedule.
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Buenos Aires
St. Joh’s College of Philadelphia
Basketba Federation
la Plata
Baseball scores and open dates across leagues
National League results include Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 3 and Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati 4 with 10 innings. Chicago 6 Cincinnati? St. Louis 0 0 Houston at New York rained out. San Francisco at Philadelphia rained out. American League cards show Minnesota 6 New York 5 and Detroit 4 Kansas City 2. Los Angeles 2 Cleveland 0. Boston at Washington rain. Chicago at Baltimore rain. Pacific Coast League lineups list San Diego 2 Indianapolis 1. Portland 8 Hawaii 6 5. Vancouver at Arkansas rain. Salt Lake City 8 Tacoma 7. Oklahoma City 4 Seattle 3. Denver 6 5 Spokane 4 4 13 innings. Open date All-Star Game. Indianapolis at San Diego N Arkansas at Oklahoma City N Hawaii at Tacoma N Portland at Vancouver N Seattle at Denver N Spokane at Salt Lake City N
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Houston
New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
San Diego
Indianapolis
Portland
Hawaii
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Arkansas
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
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Denver
Spokane
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Philadelphia
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Boston Washington
Western Ore
Rochester Tops Anderson Pepsi Five in Lebanon Tourney
Rochester toppled Pepsi-Cola of Anderson 98 to 88 in the annual Lebanon outdoor basketball tourney. Miller Reed Pennington and Vories combined for 95 of Rochester’s 98 points. Harber Nunn Page and Dinwiddie scored 61 for Pepsi-Cola.
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Jeugen Point
Rochester
Pepsi-Cola
Anderson
Miller
Reed
Nupn
Hinshaw Keeps Chalk Up In Hinshaw Figure 8 Wins
At Sun Valley Speedway Saturday night Dick Hinshaw of New Castle held the lead after a fourth restart to win the first Figure 8 feature, with Jack Landers of Anderson finishing second and Art Cox also from Anderson in third. Bill Keep captured the second Figure 8 by passing Jim Brewer of Noblesville on the penultimate lap, earning his first figure 8 victory of the year as Brewer settled for second and Herb Rose of Pendleton third. The program opened with multiple heats won by Ralph Creamer, Junior Shirley, Verlin Clark, Brewer, and Ken Oliver, with a main event red flag for Bill Lemon’s rollover but no injuries.
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Jack Landers
Bill Keep
Sun Valley Speedway
Landers
New Castle
Dick Hinshaw
Anderson
Art Cox
Hinshaw
Keep
Jim Brewer
Noblesville
Brewer
Herb Rose
Pendleton
Bill Lemon
Lemon
Ralph Creamer
Junior Shirley
Verlin Clark
Elwood
Ken Oliver
Marion
Larry Knotts
Jim Wyman
Muncie
Jack Evans
John Modlin
Hillard Blakely
James Burke Jr
Pete DePaolo
Jim Muncy
Kim Brewer
Larry Fisher
Bill Franklin
Shirley
Anderson Club Swims To Victory Over Belair Swim Club
Anderson Country Club defeated Belair Swim Club 218 to 176 at the Anderson pool. The win followed medley relay clean sweeps and dominance in all strokes. Record breakers included Frances Gallagher Claudia Roby Susie Sokol Bob Baker Steven Gwinnup and Tom Shearer. Bob Baker, 14, starred with decisive bursts for Anderson.
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Anderson Country Club
Belair Swim Club
Indianapolis
Anderson
Belairs
Anderson Club
Steven Gwinnup
Frances Gallagher
Claudia Roby
Susie Sokol
Bob Baker
Mark Stine
Julie Fasone
Tom Shearer
Liza Decker
Robert M. Baker
Beauvoir Circle
Baker
LeGrange Leads French Open With 65 First Round
Cobie Legrange of South Africa shot a course record eight under par 65 to take the early lead at the French Open on the Blue course at St Nom la Breteche. He posted 34-31 for the 6,684 yard par 73 layout, with the field to be cut to 50 after the second round.
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Paris
Cobie Legrange
South Africa
Legrange
St Nom la Breteche
St. Nom la Breteche
Gaetan Morgue d'Algue
France
Wedneday
Three-Run Clusters Spark Anderson to 9-5 Win
Anderson drives three three-run clusters in innings two five and six to topple Lafayette Columbians 9-5 at the Anderson College diamond. Pitching by Bohannon and Degitz held Lafayette to seven hits while Ward Ivis doubled for triples. Lounge hosts New Castle next, then Indianapolis Tigers games at Douglas Park.
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Cedar Lounge
Anderson
Lafayette
Columbians
Central
Indiana
Anderson College
Jerrys
Bohannon
Degitt
Ward
Ivis
Hays
Purvis
John Teague
Simpson
Douglass
Lucius Teague
New Castle
Indianapolis Tigers
Bailiwick
Douglas Park
Olympics Edge Noblesville In Bustling All Star Game
Olympics lost 4 to 8 at Noblesville in 13 year Babe Ruth All Star play. Final score Noblesville 4, Olympics 3 after 13 innings? Wait not. Line scores show Olympic 8 runs to 3? The fragment mentions a 4 to 3 ball game and later 8 to 3. Names Hale Burton Davis Gill iams Craig pitch or bat. Players from Olympics included Hale Burton Davis Gill iams and Craig. Noblesville players unnamed. Game details unclear due to garbled OCR but main event: Olympics vs Noblesville in Babe Ruth All-Star game with close score.
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Anderson Olympics
Noblesville
Olympics
N’ Ville
Hale
Burton
Davis
Gilliams
Craig
Giants trade Lane Howell to Eagles for Pete Case
The New York Giants sent Lane Howell a 255 pound tackle to Philadelphia in exchange for guard Pete Case in a straightforward NFL trade between the two clubs.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Lane Howell
Philadelphia Eagles
Pete Case
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