Linksmen Paired for 1964 Indiana State Amateur Play
Sixty four players qualified for the championship round at Bloomington Indiana. Mike Martin Jr Richard Mills and Rod Swinehart are among the qualifiers. Martin faces Lee Evans Butler medalist with 143 in the first round. Mills meets Pat Welsh Auburn and Swinehart faces Terry Winter Lebanon. Mills posted 149 Swinehart 150 while the cutoff was 155.
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Lee Evans
Butler
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Pat Welsh
Auburn
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Lebanon
Palmer in stern mood as title race tightens
Earle Sere notes Palmer's seriousness as big names like Venturi and Lema threaten his grip on world golf honors. Nicklaus faces pressure at home, needing a win to reach the World Series of Golf, aiming to defend his titles from the last two years.
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Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Indiana Amateur Golf Crown Won By Butler’s Evans
Lee Evans, 25, Butler University student, captured the 64th Indiana Amateur title with an even par 143 over two courses at IU and Cascades. He advances to match play Wednesday against Mike Martin of Anderson, the 150 qualifier, while former champ Arnold Leer leads a strong group two strokes behind.
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Edgewood Club Lunch And Film Night Planned
The Edgewood Men's Golf Club will host a Dutch lunch and film screening of the 1964 Masters Golf Tournament at the Edgewood club house on Wednesday night. Serving starts at 6 30 p.m. A jam packed program lists several match results and prize breakdowns from recent tournaments with multiple players named and standings noted.
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Mitchell Motors
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Indianapolis players clash in district Legion tournament pairings
The schedule lists Indianap olis stars and Indiana opponents in the double elimination district Legion tourney starting Saturday at 1:30. Pairings include Welker, Estes, Maetschke, Evans, Mayhew, Burtch, Comstock, Ehrebracht, Gery, Davis, Schreiber, Tully, Kincaid, Mills, Welsh, Winter, Swinehart, Burks, and Yorktown clashes. The event marks ongoing Junior league action with rained out games rescheduled and top teams leading their conferences.
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India
Anapolis
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Wally Armstrong
Cedar Lounge Faces New Castle in Eastern Division Tilt
Cedar Lounge of New Castle hosts the division leading Cedar Lounge in a Memorial Field night showdown as Anderson aims to extend its first place margin in the Central Indiana Baseball League. Teague hits near .600 with six homers as six Cedar players top .400, while New Castle has won three of its last four.
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Lema Wins $2,000 In Fort Wayne Exhibition Match
British Open champion Tony Lema, en route to Columbus for the PGA, tops Anline Baras in a Fort Wayne exhibition. Spectators number about 6,000 at the Fort Wayne Country Club as Lema posts a 67 in a 4 under par round amid a large field of Hoosier Celebrity players and match pairings listed.
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Columbus
Ohio
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IR ‘Urler Box
Meadowbrook Senior Title Won By Wolfe
Wolfe fired a 6 to win Meadowbrook Golf Club 18 hole senior men’s tournament last Sunday at the southside course. Low net winners include Hersehel Clark 54 E W Lloyd 61 Ray Baldwin 59 Tom Boyd 61 George Stubbs 65. Eight hole qualifications open in the club championship on Sunday July 16 through August 1 with medal play followed by match play.
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Southside
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White River Little League selects all star squad
White River Little League managers and league officials named 14 players to the all star team with Stan Raymore as manager and Frank Norris as coach. Alternates listed include John Dew Douglas McKinsey Billy Fritz and Rickey Senseney.
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Little League
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Tim Hallam
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Jim Harless
Jim Morehead
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Chuck) McCracken
Dennis Tittle
Jerry Bridges
Gary Thurber
Mickey Simmons
John Dew
Douglas McKinsey
Billy Fritz
Rickey Senseney
Stan Raymore
Frank Norris
WRC Standings Announced For White River Conference
The White River Conference standings were released by league officials. Yorktown leads with 1, Lapel 82, Pendleton 7 4, Markleville 5, Frankton 46, St. Mary's 4 7, Middletown 4 7, Summitville 1 9. Thursday matchups include St. Mary's at Yorktown and Pendleton at Summitville with rescheduled Yorktown Frankton game set for July 27. Summitville Markleville rainout to be played later.
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