Semi-Pro and Babe Ruth Tournaments Set for Memorial Field
Indiana hosts the Semi-Pro and Babe Ruth events with 18 clubs in the field. Ralph McCoy, semi pro commissioner, promises fast games as Middletown Oilers face Peru Specials and Anderson Floor Store challenges, with Charles Sutton predicting lively 15 to 16 year old ranks.
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Ralph McCoy
Memorial Field
Middletown
Oilers
Peru
Anderson Falstaffs
Anderson
Charles Sutton
Babe Ruth
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Phillies Take National Lead as Dodgers Romp Braves
The Phillies surged to first in the National League after a 12th win in 14 games, while the Dodgers blasted the Braves 20 4 behind five home runs including two by Charlie Neal. Cincinnati's 22 2 blowout of the Cubs highlighted an offense dominated by big innings. Don Drysdale earned his seventh win as Brooklyn tied the Reds for the year’s largest inning in the eighth.
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Middletown Indiana to Open National Baseball Congress Tourney
The Indiana base ball tourney at Anderson Memorial Field opens Friday July 19 with Middletown Oilers drawing first and meeting Peru. Mayor Ferguson and TV figure Buddy Blattner expected at ceremonies. Fort Wayne Allen Dairies and Anderson win byes advance to Wichita and national rounds.
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National Baseball Congress
Anderson Memorial Field
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Anderson Herald
Fred Casady
Anderson Bulletin
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Harry Geisel
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Johnny Wilson
Allstars
Oilers Sweep Marion in twin bill on strong hitting
Middletown's Oilers rolled to a 9 to 0 matinee win and a 7 to 2 nightcap versus the Marion Blue Sox. Dusty Davis and Dick Thornburg led the parade with timely hits and homeruns as Wally Smith picked up the nightcap victory.
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Ippolito Upsets Salem in 6th Round Victory
Ippolito turned the game around at Memorial Park delivering a decisive 6-1 win over Salem in the sixth round. Hockett Downs Calabria as Anderson Hockett Mace combined steady fielding with timely hitting while Behr pitched eight hits and one walk with support from flawless defense.
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Anderson Calabria
Memorial Park
Dave Beher
Hockett-Maco
Ippolito Stops Salem In Sixth Round Upset
Frankie Ippolito of New York stopped Tommy Salem of Cleveland in the sixth round at St Nicholas Arena. Referee Petey Della halted the bout at 1 37 of the sixth with Salem on the ropes. Salem was the 7 5 favorite after gashing Ippolito’s eyelid in round one and being floored earlier.
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Cleveland
Nicholas isArena
Petey Della
Salem
Ippolito
Midget Driver Injured in Armscamp Speedway Crash
An Indianapolis midget racer, Ace Ese, suffered a broken leg and severe injuries when his car struck another midget, skidded at the northwest curve, and overturned four times during a Championship Face program at Armscamp speedway. Yeager was ejected and narrowly escaped passing cars. Event details list car owners and lineup for Friday night at Sun Valley speedway.
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Armscamp Speedway
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Temrou Aeanapolis
Yeager
Anderson
Arms Camp Oval
Senior Linksmen Gather at ACC for Amateur Golf Test
Indiana Senior Golfers Association holds all day golf and social at Anderson Country Club with wives joining cards as men compete. In Indianapolis action at the Country Club of Indianapolis, Mike Borson leads Anderson with 73 while other scores include Gla ze 74 and Sanders 77, as morning rounds set pace for the 36 hole qualifier.
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Anderson Country Club
Borson
Indianapolis
Mike Borson
Anderson
Indiana
Country Club
Mike’ Berson
Eugene Glaze
Norman Sanders
Middletown
Jerry Jameson
Theodore Barger
C. B. Wolfe
Bert Thomas
Bob Blake
Don Granger
Hilbert Garker
Bill Horton
Jack Brown
Jack Beck
Aldrich
Country Club of
Tom Cable
Bedford
David Holmes Jr
Lumbia City
Joe Werner
Gansport
Mike Barson
Ander ‘Son
Don Essig
Indi
District Babe Ruth Schedule Announced For Anderson District
Charles Sutton, local director, released the Anderson District Babe Ruth schedule. July 24 features Anderson American vs New Castle American at 5:30 p.m. and Anderson National vs New Castle National at 7:45 p.m. Frankton and Tipton receive byes. Additional games set for July 25 include Frankton vs winner of Game 1 and Tipton versus the other finalist.
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Anderson
New Castle American
New Castle National
Frankton
Tipton
Iuly
Low Gross Tournament At Anderson Country Club
The Anderson Country Club hosted a low gross tournament sponsored by Delco Remy on a July weekend in 2018. Class A tied winners Baker and Pulliam both posted 72, each winning $4 in merchandise. Morrison Jones tied for first in Class B with 76, $4. Frank Fish 77 earned $3.50. a four way tie for third at 78 netted $3 each for Austen Black Gatahet Campbell. Kemp led Class C with 79 and $4. Hughes Polhemus tied for second with 83 earning $3. Page won Class D with 82 for $4. Schofield 87 paid $4.50 for second and Turnquist 91 took third with $3.
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Country Club
Anderson Country Club
Delco-Remy
D. Baker
J. L. Pulliam
E. A. Morrison
T. D. Jones
Frank Fishback
R. L. Austen
W. K.black
J. A. Gatahet
H. E. Campbell
L. R. Kemp
G. C. Hughes
W. C. Polhemus
R. M
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J. E. Turn
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IGL Links Meet Draws 144 Players in Six Flights
Grandview course hosts 1957 Guide Lamp Corporation championship with 144 players in six flights. Oren Nichols announces pairings led by Championship flight matchups and first round dates July 21, 28, August 4, and by August 24 for remaining rounds.
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Grandview
Guide Lamp Corporation
Grandview Course
Oren Nichols
GL Golf Com
Charles Gilmore
Ralph Stum
Rex Farrar
Tom E. Bryant
Roy Smith
Poul Anderson
William Jasko
Robert Gibson
John Diedring
Trevor Whetsel
Tom Richardson
Richmond Moore
Milford Swede
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Jack Condan
Jack Watkins
Charles Waad
Merry. Arnold
William Hilsman
Vincent Fickle
Floyd
T. J. Deane
Richard Ott
Don Caldwell
Jack Guitin
William McKinley
Marshall Shively
Charles Barkhull
Don Walker
B. Lane
Rey Anderson
Kanpath Mutler
Ward Taylor
Roy Lovell
Keith Barabizer
Jon Murphy
Robert Jorcett
Clyde Roler
Boyd Bonner
Don Kilgus
S. Charles Castor
Aldrich Leads Indiana Amateurs With Par Seventy
In Indianapolis Dr Wentana Aldrich led the Indiana Amateur qualifying with a 70 as the 57th annual event began. Others posted 73s and 74s including Sam Gannichael and Tom Matey as defending champ Joe Campbell did not enter. Trials resume Tuesday with another 18 hole round and top 64 advancing to match play Wednesday for the title.
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Wentana
Aldrich
Indiana
John David
Mirkieh
Alwayerd Leubh
Sam Gannichael
Martinsville
Tom Matey
Joe Campbell
Flay
Edgewood golfers finish three tours at club events
Edgewood Country Club men golfers completed three tourneys recently led by a low gross low net event sponsored by Delco-Remy and Guide Lamp. Winners included Red Boots Bud Anderson Nichols Marsh Chet Gibson Ed Janagan in low gross and Jack Brown Beames West Bau ner Vaught Don Harmon C Laughlin Meeks in low net, plus Nichol s Bauner and Mills Anderson in the select partner tourney.
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Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
Red Boots
Bud Anderson
Nichols
Marsh
Chet Gibson
Janagan
Lownet
Jack Brown
Beames
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Laughlin
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Maier
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M. Mills
B. Anderson
Ted Bonts
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Dan Brown
Hap Stoker
Rapp
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M- Jones
Bill Pressing
Paul Boots
Bob Crozitt
George West
Matthews
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C. W. King
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