Ty Cobb’s Legendary Baseball Life Ends in Death
The obituary chronicles Ty Cobb’s storied career from 1905 to 1928, his 12 AL batting titles, 892 stolen bases, and 4,191 hits in 3,033 games. It notes his marriages to Charlie Lombard Cobb and later Frances Case, his children, and his post career wealth, while recounting his fierce playing style and late-life criticisms of modern baseball.
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Pairings Set For 195 Linksmen
National League action lists Philadelphia and San Francisco lineups for a 1950s style pairing, with Malkmus Amifine Callison Kuenn Demeter M. Alou Mays Cepeda Gonzalez Davnort Bailey Amaross Bressud Green O'Dell Baldschun Lees Miller Alou, plus pitching figures Davenport Amalfitano and Amaro. The score shows Philadelphia 10 San Francisco 7 in one reported game with extra base hits and RBI details.
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Invitational Golf Attracts 125 Players
The Anderson Country Club hosts its annual Women’s Invitational with 125 entrants from Pendleton Idlewold Green Hills Delaware of Muncie Edgewood Grandview ACC Anderson Elwood New Castle and others. Pairings show 8:00 start times for players from multiple clubs and a long list of participant names and clubs, reflecting a full field.
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R. W. Wechsler
Pendleton Idlewold
Green Hills
Delaware
Anderson Country Club Set 1961 Championship Pairings
First round matchups for the 195 linksmen in the 1961 Anderson Country Club Men's Championship were announced. Twenty players qualified for the Championship Flight with others placed in President's, Vice-President's, Secretary's, and Treasurer's Flights. Play dates are July 30, August 6, 13, 20, 27, and September 4 with defending champion John D. Baker facing Harold E. Campbell.
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Anderson Country Club
John D. Baker
Harold E. Campbell
J. D. Baker
H. E. Campbell
M. &. Green
W. K. Black
Mike Rose
Tom Rose
R. N. Land
Mike Armington
Paul Schrenker
T. F Smith
R. E. Blake
W. S Roby
Phil Sullivan
W. G Rose
R. E. Skinner
T G. Decker
Steve Hart
G C Hallenbeck
G. T. Hitz
G. W. Blackwell
President's Flight
G. C. Hughes
Jack Hiday
F. C. Jones
M. R. Weiler
H. H. Skinner
M. A Brewer
P. C. Stayton
P. H. Decker
M. W. Fleece
K. H. Schneider
Rex Wisehart
C. B. Pruitt
Dr. W. C Polhemus
J. B. Hiday
K. E. Ballinger
Mort Roth
F.S. Walker
E. C. Harris
R. B. Morse
J. E. Moore
J. H. Plummer
W. C. Edmundson
D. E Hancock
J. F. Huffman
I. M Glazer
C. G. Campbell
C. A. Wohlberg
Bill Broderick
P. S. Rossin
J. E. Gallagher
J. H. Diedring
Dr. P. L Long
N. E. Martin
D. T Ficher
R. G. Forge
John Barber
A. H. Wood
K. J. Hull
J. B. Phillips
Guy Hamilton
Dr. C. A. Blassaras
H. H. Hughes
W. C. Whitehead
R. S. Howe
H. D. Nichols
G. G. Pancol
J. O. Cain
J. C. Crim
A. F. Hendricks
D. M. Gwinnup
W. D. Hart
R. L. Shearer
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R. L. Loefgram
R. L. Symonds
J B. Campbell
H. H. Cherry
S. R. Conwell
P. J. Tibbetts
R. J. Hulse
N. C. Norris
W. D. Jones
J. H. Boles
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A. V. Peterson
F. R. Hubler
J. M. Zanki
L. J. Martin
R. L. Luzader
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R. E. Forbes
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Kohler shoots 67 to grab Monticello Open lead
Arnold Kohler of Connersville fired a five under par 67 to take the first round lead in the Monticello Open at Tippecanoe Country Club on Lake Shafer. He carries a two stroke edge into Tuesday's final 36 holes. George Shafer and Mike Garbacz tied for second at 69, with Bob Ericson and Sam Drake close behind. Joe Campbell, last year’s winner, is not defending as he joined the PGA Tour.
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Local women golfers reach match play at Indiana event
In Marion Indiana two defending champions from Indianapolis and DePauw graduate Mary Ann Rogers led the Indiana Women's state Golf Association qualifier with 77 at Meshingomesia Country Club. Other low scorers included Julie Hull 70 and Sandy Spuzich 70, with 125 entries and the top 16 advancing to Tuesday match play.
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Indianapolis
DePauw University
Paul Dye Jr
C. Richard Fullmer
Mary Ann Rogers
Frankfort
Meshingomesia Country Club
Julie Hull
Jason Weiss
Judy Horst
Richard Fullmer
Cynthia Buzan
Molly Dunigan
Donald Hamilton
Ann Rogers
Nancy Gullie
Bill Wright
Russell Hardin
Sandy Spuzich
Marsha Hamilton
James Balch
Robert Traster
Templeton's Beat Muncie Then Falls to Mallory's
Templeton's Music of Anderson defeated Muncie 7 to 5 at McCulloch Park in a Central Indiana Booster League game. Myron Peebles stole three bases and Lucius Teague collected three doubles and three RBIs to pace Templeton's offense, while Bob Heady earned his third win for Anderson. Mallory's defeated Templeton's 9 to 5 in an exhibition at Memorial Field.
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Major League Standings and Sunday's Results
Baseball standings and results across leagues show San Francisco routing Philadelphia and Los Angeles winning in extra innings over Pittsburgh. New York beat Baltimore while Detroit topped Kansas City and Chicago defeated Boston. Louisville and Indy games noted with scores, plus minor league results and a bowling ad ending the page.
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Frankton Lapel Open Play Tonight in Babe Ruth Tourney
Frankton and Lapel clash at 7:30 in the Anderson District Babe Ruth boys tournament at the North Madison Avenue diamond by White River. Other entrants include New Castle Americans Nationals, Anderson Olympic American All-Stars, Frankfort, Tipton, and Alexandria. New Castle Americans meet Alexandria at 6 p.m. Wednesday, then New Castle Nationals face Anderson Olympic All-Stars at 8:15. Frankfort draws the winner of the Frankton Lapel game at 6 p.m. Thursday.
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YMCA Summer Net Play Opens Tonight
The YMCA Men’s Summer Basketball League begins with two games tonight directed by Earl Guernsey. Entry fees must be paid before play. Top four teams advance to a playoff. Schedule lists July 18 Great Northern v Vanderbur’s Shell and Nationwide Ins. v And. Floor at 7 and 8. July 19 Gellinger’s v Jerry’s Drive-In and GMI v Brockway Glass at 7 and 8.
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Wood's 71 Leads Indiana Junior Qualifiers
Don Wood, 16, Carmel, shot a 1 over par 71 to lead Indiana qualifiers for the USGA Junior championship. Ora Kincaid III of Lebanon finished second with 74, securing the second Hoosier berth for the Aug. 25 event in Ithaca, New York.
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Howie Hus tles buys your unused household goods
The Bulletin Herald ad promises quick cash for items you no longer need. It targets homemakers seeking to boost budgets by selling household goods through Howie Hus tles who says he finds buyers daily.
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