Morey Smitson Lead State Amateur Pack First Round
Dick Armstrong of Orangerson fired a 74 to lead the Golf players from the area in the first round of the Indiana Amateur Tournament. Norman Sanders Middletown 76 Bob Blake Anderson 71 Mike Armington Anderson 78 Robert Nichols Tipton V Palma Anderson 82 George Stevens Elwood 83 Bob Burt Anderson 85 C B Wolfe Anderson 86 Bill Creed Anderson Wayne Cunningham Tipton 88. Field moves to second 18 holes today with match play starting Wednesday. Others scoring included Walter Kroll South Bend 70 and Bill Doan Terre Haute 75-? Fred Kroft Kokomo 79 Ron Roger Crawfordsville 79.
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Dick Armstrong
Orangerson
Armstrong
Norman Sanders
Middletown
Bob Blake
Anderson
Mike “Armington
Robert Nichols
Tipton
V. Palma
George’ Stevens
Elwood
Bob Burt
C. B. Wolfe
Bill Creed
Wayne Cunningham
Verry
Red Burnside
Ted Lach
Indianapolis
Walter Kroll
South Bend
Morris Park
Bill Doan
Terre Haute
Dave Hees
Columbia City
Fred Kroft
Kokomo
Ron Roger
Crawfordsville
Eee Aldrich
Angola
Seeman Sanders
Ain Bunger
Logansport
Ares W. Hart
Pall Tallor
Bloomington
Dave Dur
Bill McClure
Richmond
Bully Mayerssin
Lafayette
Tony Manes
Fort Wayne
Dick Smith
Gene Kauffman
Huntington
Frank Hoover
Monticello
Steve Wilkinson
Hagerstown
George Kostoff
Glenn D. Smith
Earl Park
Thomas Weber
Bob Fay Jr
Evansville
Richard
Russell M. Lemmon
John W. Sawyer Jr
Rochester
Jilike Armington
Louis Krueper
Little League tourney games set at 3 centers
Little League tournament games are lined up at three sites Anderson New Castle and Aurora with Connersville also hosting. Four teams at Anderson four at New Castle three at Aurora and two at Connersville begin play with first round matches including Erskine vs White River Shadyside vs Fairview at 530 pm.
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Connersville
Indianapolis
Meadow Little League
Chicago
Williamsport
Club Championship At ACC Schedules and Winners
The ACC club championship starts with round matches July 21 to August 4, followed by weekly rounds. An 18-hole A B C D gross tournament sponsored by East Side Dairy and Container Corp runs July 16 to 20 with players from Bloomington Kokomo Muncie and nearby towns. Reports also note the Muncie Wurlitzer Wards rallying to victory in a Lions Club basketball tournament after defeating several teams, with numerous players listed by name and home town.
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Rious
Eastside Dairy and Container Corporation
Muncie
Wizards
Elwood
Wurlitzer Wirds
Lions
Hertzel Truckers
Kokomo
Wayne Jones
Ourney
Carthage
Knightstown
Buttermilk Bob's
Rochester
Braves rebound as Giants drop another verdict in tense series
In a rough nonconformist recap, the Braves rally from loss to Giants with a 16 hit attack. A process server confronted Burdette during warmups as Milwaukee’s pitcher faced a chaotic scene amid crossfire of reports and scattered scores. A San Francisco restaurant operator enters the fray amid World Series context and mixed results in National League play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Wallops
San Francisco
Lew Burdette
Sanfra
Wes Covington
Wanker ‘Braves
Sa Francisco
Giants
Covington
Burdette
Minsubee
AAA
Worthington Ou
Ayne Roke Shipley
Ramon Monzanto
Braves
Operaof
Milwaukee
Roma
Silvana
Ken Pefseie
Aiwaunee
Leacur Ardete
New York
Annae Cay
Siner
Dewautes ‘Pautgores
Steere
Ican Abocia
Ny Shipley Bande
Uacrrwtords
Domai
Twin Bill Carded At Memorial Park
Anderson Drewrys and Markleville Merchants prepare for a Memorial Park doubleheader tonight after Knightstown led the league. Drewrys face winless Alexandria Rybolts in the opener at 6 p.m. Markleville meets No. 1 Beverage as Anderson fields two likely starters and top catcher Jim Burmeister returns from injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Drewrys
Markieville
Knightstown
Memorial Park
Drewrys
Alexandria Rybolts
At & Im
Markleville
Beverage
Merchants
League
Anderson
John Gross
Jim Teeters
Alexandria
Jack Stevens
Steve Slone
Bolts
Alex
Dave Williams
Sonny Miles
Ron Fisher
Jim Burmeister
Keith
Riggs
Charlottesville
Frank Wes
Lchitz
Anderson Sporting Goods Rally, Oilers Lose Hard-Fought Game
Anderson Sporting Goods won a six inning game against Peru Merchants while Middletown Day Oilers fell 3-2 at Marion in the Central Indiana Booster League. Umpire Meredyth Delph halted play in the top of the seventh as heavy rain began after Peru briefly led 1 0. Manager Paul Mavrick protested the decision, hinting at formal action.
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Anderson Sporting Goods
Peru
Merchants
Middletown
Oilers
Marion
Centraldiana
Meredyth Delph
Plate
Anderson
Baseball's Top Three In The National League
A fragmented page lists NL players with stats led by Musial Mays and Dark, mentioning Banks Cepeda and others. It notes Hal Wood co and Carroll Hardy call ups, plus a court ruling about a Dodgers park picture and a Bankers Amateur event in Salt Lake City.
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di Nan Seeneen
Indianspole
Indians
Roerepl
Fishing Lure Tips and Line Maintenance
Practical note on suppressing fly plugs and chumming lines to keep lures afloat and prevent snagging. Recommends pressed surface lures and lightly altered casting for best surface lure handling. Mentions a 173 journal or guide for thitching lures sightly.
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McLuong
Joral
Young Muncie Star To Lead Hoosiers In National Jaycees
Eddie Davis of Muncie leads Indiana four players to the National Jaycees Junior Chamber of Commerce national golf tournament. Davis won the state title at Notre Dame with a 36 hole total of 137, beating Charles Griffith of Indianapolis by one stroke. Teammates include Dick Plinchich of Gary and Dave Hedger of Hobart, who tied for third with John Jamison of Hobart. Jamison missed a sudden death playoff for the Tucson trip.
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Pend
Sma
Indiesna
Uunior Chamber of Commerce Naional
Hobart
Jamison
Tucson
Ariz
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Battle Tipton
Anderson Americans
Babe Feld
Mike
Doyle Matheney
Joe Foust
Bob Stecher
Ronnie Fletcher
Jay Carter
Tom Seal
Bill Freeman
Bill McCarty
Steve Cummins
Everett Delph
Lloyd Stoner
Mike Wertz
Joe Perdue
Paul Harber
Jim Rousey
Dennis Root
al Stoner
Gene Hubble
Herald
Morey
Smitson
Tison Heights
White River
Dale Morey
Jim Smitson
Paul Bradford
Indiana
Lee
Westerday
Pirates
Frankton
Morf
Eagles
Paul Davis
Erskine
Mo ‘Sdaine
John David
Flying Eagles
David
Madison
Davis
Tors
Highland
Silock
Reese
Bill Kuritar
William Newcomb Jr
Logansort
Jon Sommer
Was
Jim Topolgus
Hike Berson
Ad “Os Hayes
Bogan Omy
Charles Laurie J
Aubur
GF. Campbell
Wat “Tames
F. Harrold
Lauri
Anwern
Cocaryle
Pippen
Janet Donnelly
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Dagger Falls
Salmon River
Bill Donnelly
ACC
Charles Wheeler
Dick Cardwell
George Poolitson
Sec
Robert Leonard
Rex Fager
le Gibmet
Auburn
Max Fetzer
Tom Thomas
John Gayse Jr
Sullivan
Saz
Dave Allington
Bill Locker
Saz Jarnt Gray
Harold Hossinger
Kendallville
James R. Kerr
Merle Jacobs
David Amberg
Robert Blake
Ralph Amberg
Boyd Hovde
Vern Dimond
Jim Wolfe
Bob Timbrook
Columbus
John Herron
Ivrai
John R. Mason
Jerry Jackson
Larry Penry
Memorial Lot
Bulletin-Herald
National League
Eniase
Philadelphia
Monroe
Entcaro
Baltimore
Willson
Ve. Pappar
Reveland
Washington
Iscote
Kemmerer
Seamans City
Boston
Herve Sullivan
Tonday
Marge
Get
Cube Immer
Neal
Balkin
Dewe
Fer
Covtirton
Logan
Braveslaver
Glan
Ondees Brown
Tadian Auntie
Ranee
Vanhean
Liberty
Nationals
Babe Ruth
Johnsom
Ronnie Smith
Rick Heider
Phil Roby
Jim Sutton
Lor King
Bill Pitts
Francis Humphrey
Bryant
Larry Lane
Bob Thomas
Don Shipley
Paul Wykoff
Noland Reed
Mike Humphrey
Howard Witham
Terry Romine
Gabrh Pet. Musial
St Louis
Mays
San Fr
Dark
Tomas Fitibardh Banks
Wallsbleags
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Banks
Cepeda
Ger
Loslahat
Limo Angeles
la Park
Chavex
Salt Lake
Sportsmans Digest
Young Muncie
Hoosiers
Nylon Tire Sale
Sas mi
Commonwealth Loan Company
Iow
Commonwealth Loan Company Andersom
Meridia & 11Th Sts
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