Middletown and Peru Open Semi-Pro Tourney Tonight
Semi pro baseball action starts at 8 15 p m at Memorial Field with Middletown Oilers state champions facing Peru Specials in the opening game of a National Baseball Congress event. Other listed contenders and schedule details for Saturday and Sunday rounds are provided along with later AndersonFalstaffs vs Black Barons plans and officials.
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Indiana
National Baseball Congress
Memorial Field Poolights
Middletown
Oilers
Peru
Casey
Rosenthiel
Shodgrass
Paul Wampler
Ralph Ferguson
Anderson
Ralph McCoy
Anderson Falstaffs
Black Barons
Richmond Merchants
Crane Marines
Gaston Independents
Knightstown Merchants
Memorial Field
Okke
Ramsey Turner Win Seniors Major Golf Awards
Ramsey of New Castle and Turner of Columbus topped the Indiana Senior Golfers Association 18 hole tourney at Anderson Country Club in crowded field. Ramsey shot 1 over par 73 to win low gross and Turner posted 59 for low net while 103 linksmen competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Castleland
R. W
Turner
Columbus
Indiana ‘Senior Golfers'’ Association
Anderson
Hcourse
Ramsey
Gross
Low Het
H. Muntz
Edinburg
Low Gross
T. Hendricks
Martinsville
FP. Tucker
Indianapolis
H. Bennett
Illiams
Cooney
Jerry. Williams
Dick Cooney
Ravin
Eagle Club
Candyiew
Williams
Trey
Venill Parsons
Carl Wright
Paris
Jack Dennis
Red Ott
Little League Fairview Optimist Delco-Remy League Report
Fragmented list of teams players and scores from a Little League section. Mentions Delco Remy Optimist Pelice Pals and minor/midget divisions with several surnames and unclear figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview American Delco-Remy
Optimist
Lewis and
Edmundson
Cox
Clarkson
J.* Lewis
Guinnup and Heinlein eliminated in National PGA matches
In Dayton Ohio entrants in the PGA National Tournament were eliminated in the second round Thursday. Doug Ford of Mahopac New York defeated Jim Guinnup of Lafayette Indiana 4 and 3. Bill Heinlein of Carmel Indiana lost 1 up in 19 holes to Walter Burkemo of Franklin Michigan.
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Dayton
Ohio
Manning Hoosier
Doug Ford
Mahopac
N.Y
Jim Guinnup
Lafayette
Bill Heinlein
iCarmel Test
Walter Burkemo
Franklin
iMich
Will Greimsley
Emege
Hank
Bolt
Matheney
Gene Littler
Brodarick
E. Arnold
dacCarty
Woile
Pa Kimmerling
Eweere
McCrystal
East Side Dairy AB
HPO Nowlin
Whitmen
Shipley
C Richards
If Brown
Reed
Henk
Atie
Chicago White Sox
Rausey
Spa Co
Eastside
Saulean
Thurs
Linville
Pson, Forrest
Wee P.-Rousey
Wykaff
Day
Snead and Ford Reach PGA Round at Local Event
Snead of Los Angeles and Ford of Masters fame advance in a PGA event after decisive wins over Briggs and Quinnup respectively. Burke Jr. is eliminated as the field halves to 16, with two more rounds Friday to reach four for the 36 hole semifinal Saturday and a Sunday final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Briggs
Michigan Club
Jack
Ibe
Snead
al. Waltrous
Birmingham
Mich
John Thoren
South Hampton
Mass
Ford
Jim Quinnup
Lafayette
Ind
Bob "Gida
Bloomfield Hills
Sehich
Jack Burke Jr
Burke
Skinny Milan Marusig
Webster Groves
Marusic
Miké Krak
Morgantown
Wcw Va
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Hamman
Middletow
Keithley
Peacock
pheCormalek
Ashbreak
Davin
Wallig
Pinkerton
Thornburg
Whitehead
Dover
E “Parks
Dodger
Gil. Hedges
Dodgers
St. Louis
Ralph Kiner
Rogers Hornsby
EB. Knox
Cress
R. Jones
H. Ziebell
E. Baumgardner
Ndianapolis
W Paulsen
K. Amick
By Walt’ Ditzen
L.deck
Dy Smith
Hyatt
Pitche McCormick
Nmins
Bulletin and Herald
Boston
Del
Stoner
Reikart
T. Rankin and Woods
Caldwell Zirkle
Miller
Munroe
Shadyside
Calloway
KR H Trinkle
Nswhite River
Carter
Moose
Whitman
Cross
Pink Horse
Lawrence
Cross’ Street
North Collins and Eddy
Buisler and Cummins
Pharmacy
Havermale
Fuller
Guinnup
Heinlein
S and Remy
Ruth Nines
Seagram
Hhathlers Company
New York City
Wilbur Cooper
College Corner
Oshkosh
Wis
Cooper
George Wiliam
Lonsvale Dr
Elwood Pony Loop
Kiwanis
Landrum
Eagles
Elwood Pony League
Hicks
Small
PTT
Thre Riverside
Westinghouse Gearang
Westinghouse
Columbus Aves
Meridian ST. Bial