Palmer Defeats Nagle To Clinch British Open Title
Palmer of Latrobe Pa. set a record total 276 with 12 birdies at Old Troon, finishing six strokes ahead of Kel Nagle. The Masters champion endured a dramatic crowd at Troon and wrestled to a 12 under par four rounds, while Nagle finished with 282 and Phil Rodgers and Brian Huggett were near the lead.
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Latrobe
Kel Nagle
Palmer
Troon
Walter Hagen
Johnny Farrell
Muirfield
Scotland
Nagle
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Brian Huggett
England
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Australia
Peter Thomson
Snead
Thomson
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Don Essig
Indianapolis
Edgewood Women Guest Day Golf Victors Listed
Marie Van Dyphen led the Edgewood Country Club women guests with a 42 during the guest day tournament. Louise Rose followed with 44 for second, Bernice Roby 44 led the guests, with Esther Carter 46, Dee Ganger 49, Helen Hobbs 49, and others close behind. Low net for guests included Marie Campbell and Nancy Matthews with 35, Louise Fogarty 36, Mary Hendricks 37, and Dolores Martin 38. Virginia Thompson led members with a low net of 39, Fern Kollege 37, Ann Merritt 40, Jeanne Hurst 40, and Blanche Filbey among others.
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Marie van Dyphen
Fidgewood Country Club
Marie Campbell
Nancy Matthews
Louise Fogarty
Mary Hendricks
Dolores Martin
Virginia Thompson
Fern Kollege
Ann Merritt
Jeanne Hurst
Blanche Filbey
Fern Kellegge
Ina Jenkins
Bernice Roby
Dorothy Shine
Donna Diedring
Ore Kelsey
Ruth Baker
Stephenson
Att Bienert
Amelia Blassaras
June Howe
Marian Jenkins
Kathleen Walker
Beverly Boyes
Maye Greene
Lou Regenald
Helen Hobbs
Amy Dye
Virginia Land
Marie
Helen Higi
Betty Foohey
Helen Kelly
Imo Toedtmann
Eloise Hilligoss
Mary Ward
Helen Long
Dee Martin
Margaret Crosley
Jean King
Sis” Miller
Koonce Outs Cleveland? Wait Reds Battle Highlight
Cubs rookie Cal Koonce pitched a one hitter against Cincinnati, allowing only Don Blasingame’s single in the fourth. Chicago won 10–0 as Santo clashed verbally with Reds pitcher Bob Purkey, no punches thrown, bullpen players separating the teams.
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Chicago
Cal Koonce
Cincinnati
Don Blasingame
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Koonce
Cubs
Ron Santo
Bob Purkey
Santo
Ernie Banks
Purkey
Young Koonce
Cine Abrhbi Chicago
Kesko
Brock
Willim
Bisneme
Banks
Aite Keough
Altman
Romer
Colemn Ib
Rodgers
Pmwon
Tappe
Orioles overpower Indians as Charley Lau ties major mark with four doubles
Charley Lau twice ties a major league record by collecting four doubles in Baltimore's 10-3 victory over Cleveland. Powell homered in the seventh and Robinson added another in the eighth off Frank Funk as the Orioles outhit the Indians 18-6. Lyndon Brandt, Cleve Epstein, and Robison each chased Cleveland pitching, while Barber earned the win.
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Baltimore
Charley “G
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Powell
Robinson
Frank Funk
Cleveland
Cleve Ebbbi Brandt
Cline
Freeme
Williams
Peign
Powel
Rotwen
Philips
Lawe
Krkid
Hansen
Kindall
Harber
Perry Polee Brown
Eeaoe
Tesley
Latman
Ederds
Funk Peeoe
Dillard
Latmann
Punk
Adair
Gentile
Tae
Hr—Powell
Herzog
SF Brandt
Rival CIBL Leaders Clash at Memorial Park Sunday
Central Indiana Baseball League top two divisional leaders Anderson and Lafayette meet Sunday at Memorial Park at 7 30 p m The Indians hold a 1 2 game edge over Muncie New Castle and Richmond while Lafayette shares first with Kokomo and trails Logansport and Frankfort. The Columbians of Lafayette seek a repeat pennant as Anderson lists nine local stars and four pitchers ready for the clash.
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CIBL
Memorial
Anderson
Lafayette
Memorial Park
Anderson Club
New Castle
Muncie
Richmond
Kokomo
Logansport
Frankfort
Indians
Columbians
Yankees
Lawrence Montgomery
Anderson High School
Lucius
John Teague
Phil Roby
Tom Linville
Ron Pickett
Don Roudebush
Jim Sutton
Jerry Bragg
Tom Seal
Anderson College
Bob Adcock
Keith Smith
Don Brandon
Frankton
Bob Heady
Dallas Curtis
St. Mary’s
John Gross
Frank Harrington
Dan Thurston
Ball State
Heady
Sutton
Brandon
Gross
Frankfort Il
Local 663 Champions Shadyside Little League season title
Local 663 clinched the season championship with a 10 win 4 loss record. Wilfred Brooks managed the squad as Gordon Robbins struck out 18 in Cross Street Market’s 340 0 victory over McDonald’s. McDonald’s pitchers J Hale Cobble combined for nine strikeouts. Today's schedule lists Lions Club vs Albea Plumbing at 4 pm.
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Shadyside
Wilfred Brooks
Gordon Robbins
Cross Street Market
McDonald's
J. Hale
Cobble
McDonald
McDonald S
Robbins
Eisler
T. Hale
Edgewood Guest Tourney Draws 160 Players
Edgewood Country Club hosts a large Men’s Guest Day with 160 entrants. Tee times start at 7 am and run through early afternoon, followed by a 7 pm dinner and prizes for low net and low gross.
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Edgewood Country Club
Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
Displayed are Thursday results across leagues with NL and AL teams. Notable scores include Cincinnati 48 Los Angeles 5 and New York 5 San Francisco 5, plus Cleveland 6 Baltimore 7 and Washington 7, Minnesota 10 in nine innings.
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Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
Milwaukee
St Louis
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
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Innines
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iLaw
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Lee
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Ana Philadelphia
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Wenees City
Washington i
Omaha
Denver
Oklahoma City
Louisville
Dallas
My Worth
Phils Edge Giants in Narrow 3-2 Finish
Dennis Bennett pitched five innings of five hit ball for Philadelphia. The Phillies survived a ninth inning rally by the San Francisco Giants to win 3-2 and move past New York in the standings.
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Philadelphia
Dennis Bennett
San Francisco
Philadelphia Phildies
Giants
Sen Fras
Callison Pitts Mays
Savage
Bailey
Hitler
Bennett
Middletown shuts out Pendleton in rain shortened game
Middletown blanked visiting Pendleton 40 in summer high school baseball. Manis opened the scoring in the fourth with a single and three stolen bases as Middletown seized control. Next Tuesday Middletown hosts Frankton.
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Middletown
Pendleton
Manis
Frankton
Richest Hollywood Gold Cup draws top racing stars
Horses race coast to coast for six stakes including the $162,000 Hollywood Gold Cup and the $110,180 Monmouth Handicap where Kelso Carry Back meet Beau Purple. Other major events include Arlington Classic at Chicago Oaks at Delaware Park Dwyer at Aqueduct and Detroit Sweepstakes with notable runners Prove It Olden Times and TV. Lark heads 13 in the mile Hollywood Cup with 102,000 to winner while Kelso Carry Back Beau Purple and others vie for honors across race day. Peter Thomson wins New Zealand Open for seventh time beating Kel Nagie by nine strokes.
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Kelso
Carry Back
Beau Purple
Chicago
Delaware Park
Aqueduct
Detroit
Rex C. Ellsworth
Olden Times
Preston Madden
Lark
Prove It
Inglewood
Alberta
Flutterby
Harpie
Grey Eagle
Rablero
Braganza
Cadiz
Colonel Carr
Sea Orbit
Windy Sands
Or Richards C. duPont
Kel
Monmouth
Katherine Price
Jack Dreyfus
Garwol
Polylad
Heting Away
Towson
Conlan Receives Bronx Cheer as Paradise Valley Town Marshal
In Phoenix Arizona AP report umpire Jocke Conlan is sworn in as town marshal of Paradise Valley. The NL umpire will serve during off season months without pay and can arrest, but the 14 month old town near Phoenix has no jail. Phoenix Police Chief Thomas publicly criticized the appointment.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Jocke Conlan
Bronx
Paradise Valley
Conlan
Phoenix
Charles P.thomas
Highlanders Split Pair With Markleville In Summer Baseball
Highland scored 5 to 1 in the first game, then Markleville swept the nightcap 41. Spradlin led Highland with a double and two singles. Highland travels to Pendleton Tuesday for another game.
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Highland
Markleville
Spradlin
Pendleton
Falstaffs and Merchants Clash At Anderson Memorial Field
The Alexandria Falstaffs and Middletown Merchants clash tonight at Anderson Memorial Field with a return game set for 2 p.m. Sunday in Alexandria. Manager Gil O'Bryant confirms the matchup and location.
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Alexandria Falstaffs
Middletown Merchants
Anderson Memorial Field
Alexandria
Gil O'Bryant
Falstaffs
Rain Cancels Legion Game. Hockett 2 to Host Lebanon
Rain forced the cancellation of yesterday’s American Legion matchup between Anderson Hockett No. 2 and Tipton. Hockett No. 2 will now host Lebanon at 2 PM this afternoon on the Madison Heights diamond.
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American Legion
Anderson Hockett No
Tipton
Hockett No
Lebanon
Madison Heights
Sorenson and White Reach Western Amateur Final
Two Intercollegiate players advance to the final in South Bend after semifinal wins. Carol Sorenson of Janesville and Arizona State beat Ann Casey Johnstone 1 up with an 18-foot birdie bid on the 8th, while Barbara Fay White defeated Clifford Ann Creed 4 and 2 after Creed had earlier bested Creed’s Louisiana rival.
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South Bend
Ind
South Bend Country Club
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Arizona State
Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
Iowa
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Texas Christian
Clifford Ann Creed
Alexandria
Miss Sorenson
Mrs. Johnstone
Miss Creed
Louisiana
Barbara Fay
Clifford Ann
District BR Opens Today in Babe Ruth Journey at Crawford Park
Showers delayed the District 12 Babe Ruth opening at Anderson Crawford Park on North Madison Avenue. Anderson Nats vs New Castle Nationals was moved to 7 30 today. The Anderson Americans vs Anderson Nats winner plays Sunday at Crawford Diamond with finals slated Monday night.
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Babe Ruth
Anderson Crawford Park
Madison Avenue
Charlies Cooper
Anderson
Nats
New Castle Nationals
New Castle
Should I Try a Fast Ball
A bowling trick explains that speed alone does not guarantee strike success. The illustration shows a fast ball may topple front pins upward before they fall back, while a slower ball reaches rear pins after the front pins have fallen into place.
ACC Women Local Invitational Attracts 66 Entrants
The Anderson Country Club hosts the ACC Women's Local Invitational on Tuesday July 17 with 66 contestants from Grandview Edgewood and Pendleton Idlewold clubs. Play begins 620 am from tees one and ten with committee leaders listed among the organizers and pairings shown by starting time.
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ACC
Anderson Country Club
Grandview
Edgewood
Pendleton
Idlewold
C.S. Hilligoss
Gerald Shine
Carl Toedtmann
Victor Rose
Kenneth Hull
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