Campbell leads Canadian Open with 66 in tough course round
Joe Campbell shoots a four under par 66 at the Mississaugua course to take a one stroke lead in the Canadian Open. Mason Rudolph trails, with Johnny Youngblood and Charlie Sifford among close pursuers as other top golfers vie for the $100,000 prize.
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Joe Campbell
Dick Bacon
Toronto
UPI
Cigar Pala
Joe Casiphela
Assi
Humphries
Johnson
Mississaugua
Knoxville, Tenn
Mason Rudolph
Lehigh Acres
Fla
Fairview American Little League
Tim Alben
David Bright
Ned Campbell
Rickey Haley
Bradford Hiatt
David Humphries
John Yates
Campbell
Johnny Youngblood
Larry Har Wer
Charlie Sifford
Los Angris
Vince Hilliard
Billy Pep Geles
Mario Remson
Mike Todd
Gary Robinson
Montreal
al Johnston
Bobby Hunt
Danny Don
Jack Hollis
Verle Bright
Hepatitis
Sam Carmichael
Martinsvale
Ind
Australia
Erskine
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Gary Bauer
Pepsi-Cola
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Pratt
Parks
Casper
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Shadyside
Donnelson
Palm Way
Avi Gueva Feu Oer
Petguson
George Knudson
Tony Lema
North Side
Don Fairfield
Gene Littler
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Hadley
Bruce Crampton
Chick Har
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Terry Dill
Bobby Nichols
Dick Lytle
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Ron Drimak
Randy Glover
Bob Rose
Phil Rodgers
Doug Ford
Sam Snead
Gary Player
Eet Ro
Froebel Names First Negro Head Basketball Coach
Froebel High School in Gary Indiana appointed Fred Tandy 45 a University of Illinois graduate as the new boys basketball coach replacing Michael Sofiak who resigned amid a controversy with the principal. The announcement also included two other Negro head coaches and noted Willie Williams was named head baseball coach while Ed Brown becomes track coach.
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Gary
Ind
Froebel High School
Fred Tandy
University of Illinois
Tandy
Michael Sofiak
Blue Devils
Froebel
Frank
Hacohail
George Knudson
Campbell
Hugh Bergstrom
Ed Brown
Nate Serene
UU Stat
Pui waluiLter
Willie Williams
Gary Roosevelt
Tinois
Brown
Chicago Heights
Bloom Two
Ilinois Normal
George Williams College
Tlinois
Pulaski
Civic Golf League leads as final rounds loom
Exchange remains 13 strokes ahead with a 107 team total in week six at Boca Ree Al. Coaches trail with 106 as play continues toward a third straight Civic Men’s Golf League title. next rounds set for Meadowbrook and Boca Ree-Al with scores and players named in last week’s tally.
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Exchange Club
Bocal Ree-Al
Grandview Course
Bryce Brown
Oscar Melson
Mike Brown
Civic
Exchange
Anson
Nichsol
John Brandenburg
Jack Beck
O/ W. Haven
Meadowbrook
George Blackwell
Boca Ree-Al
Brandenburg
Beck
Mel' Son
Haven
Brown
Nichols
Blind
White Sox Triumph in 12th Inning Over Indians 12-10
Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland Indians 12-10 in 12 innings as Jimmy Schaffer doubled and Al Weis singled to drive in three runs. The report notes baseballs pitching mound distances, with the mound 66 feet 9 3/8 inches from second base and 60 feet 6 inches from home plate.
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Cleveland
UPI
Jimmy Schaffer
al Weis
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
New York
Ron Clarke Sets Two World Records in One Night
Australian runner Ron Clarke shattered two world marks at East Bislet Stadium. He clocked 6 miles in 6:47.60 and 10,000 meters in 27:39.4 to become the first to break 26 minutes for 10,000 meters, running largely alone after early laps. Clarke had already set a 3 mile record last Saturday with 11:52.4.
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Arvid Eriksen
Oslo
Norway
Australia
Ron Clarke
East Bislet Stadium
Melbourne
Antitrust Bill Advances as College Recruiting Rules Face Scrutiny
Senate Judiciary panel backs a bill exempting baseball football and hockey from antitrust laws while denying a four year college eligibility rule for stars. The amendment, offered by DiFiore Ervin Hart, would apply to athletes who leave college to join pro ranks, challenging Supreme Court scope.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Everett M. di Il
Sam J. Ervin
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate
Supreme Cour
Hoosier Survives First Round in Publin Public Links
Pittsburgh reports show two Hoosiers entered the U.S. Public Links championship match play. Henry Birk of Indianapolis fell in a close decision to Al Bailey of Cedar Rapids while 2 Hawkins, a Butler student, defeated Francis Difford in a separate match.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
Indianapolis
Bocas
Butler Gnivers Sty
Francis Difford
Waston
Henry Birk
al Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mets Waive Warren Spahn After Controversy Over Role
New York Mets place left handed star Warren Spahn on waivers after a month-long dispute with manager Casey Stengel over moving him to relief. Spahn, 44, seeks an unconditional release and may become a free agent if unclaimed, while Wes Westram is named pitching coach to replace him.
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NEW York
UPI
Warrens Spahn
New York Mets
Spahn
Casey Stengel
Mets
Weiss
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jascec
Welker Heights Tops Kokomo 3-1 In Legion Baseball
Welker Heights, tired of losses, rallied to defeat Kokomo 3-1 at Madison Heights. Dowden gave Kokomo a 1-0 lead with a solo homer in the fifth. Welker answered with Collier doubling Lane tripling and Utley scoring on a fielder’s choice. A sixth inning run finished Welker’s scoring as they head to Elwood for a 4:30 game.
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Legion
Kokomo
Madison Heights
Dowden
Welker
Collier
Lane
Mike Utley
Paul Bradford
Elwood
Kokomo Abr
Welker Heiguts AB
Taylor
Johnson
Ai Snowden
Morris
Zi Collier
Utiev
Isanee
Pitaly
Kairorn
Local 1944 Edges Mulic 9 Innings In Softball Win
Local 1944 defeated Mulic 9 innings 5 runs to 3 in a Wednesday Commercial Softball League game at Shadyside. Ray Bird pitched a three hitter for the Eagles against Edge and Pepsi Rogers and Jones again led Alibi with an 8 to 3 defeat.
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Edge Mulic
Ray Bird
Eagles
Edge
Pepsi Rogers
Jones
Alibi
Shadyside
Noris
Gropp
Ellis
Corzine
Boyer
Winter Tutwiler In Swinehart Out Of State Amateur Golf Play
In Columbus Indiana Terry Winter and Ed Tutwiler advanced to the Indiana Amateur quarterfinals as top contenders from Indianapolis. Winter defeated Buffy Mayerstein 6 and 5, Tutwiler edged Boyd Horde 1 up after 23 holes, and Wally Armstrong eliminated Jerry Schreiber 3 and 2 to end Schreiber's 133 36 hole record. John David beat Elliott Phillips, Bill Newcomb defeated Rod Swinehart, Steve Maynew beat Pat Welch, Larry Tanber edged Sherell Johnson, and Tom Ryan downed Bill McClure.
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Tutwiler
Swinehart
Columbus
Ind
UPI
Terry Winter
Ed Tutwiler
Indianapolis
Indiana
Jerry Schreiber
Evansville
Buffy Mayerstein
Lafayette
Otter Creek
Boyd Horde
Wally Armstrong
Schreiber
Hovde
Purdue University
Frederick Hovde
Armstrong
Evansville City
John David
Elliott Phillips
New Albany
Bill Newcomb
Royal Center
Rod Swinehart
Andersen
Steve Maynew
Pat Welch
Auburn
Larry Tanber
Michigan City
Sherell Johnson
Sullivan
Tom Ryan
Bill McClure
Richmond
Free Will Leads S$ Loop to Early Softball Lead
Free Will Baptist boosts its record to 7-0 in Intermediate Sunday School Softball League play to top Park Place 5-2. East Lynn sits 4-3 in third, North Anderson 3-4 in fourth, while East Side and South Meridian share the cellar with one win each. Results of games from the last two weeks are listed.
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Free Will .Baptist
Park Place
East Lynn
North Anderson
East Side
South Meridian
Pirates rout Westfield 14 to 1 in MH diamond
Madison Heights Pirates exploded for 14 runs to crush Westfield 14 1 in a Mid Central Conference baseball game. Coach Dick Howell’s squad hosts Highland Friday at 5 30 p m in a non league tilt. Also listed are results for East Side Park Place East Lynn First Free Will North Anderson South Meridian dated July 6 and 8.
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Dick Howell
Madison Heights Pirates
Westfield
Pirates
Highland
First Free Will
South Meridian
Park Place
East Side
East Lynn
North Anderson
Foland
Nevins
Whickers
Merritt
Bastin
Lewis
Stafford
Pruitt
Tudor
Henry
Madison Heights
Cleveland
Taylor
Songer
Lacey
Morris
Garner
Hull
Chamberlain
Chittick
Darlington
Tanget
Morgan
New York
UPI
William Vanderburlt
Surtis
Foster
United States
Westfield _ 000
Madison
North Ander
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