Evansville golfer leads Indiana Women’s Championship field
Julie Hull Anderson and Jane Nelson Owen figure prominently as the 31st Indiana Women's golf championship unfolds at Evansville Country Club. Challengers include Judi Keesling Indianapolis and Marjorie McNeely Evansville in 100 degree heat, with qualifying scores and pairings listed for a tense stroke play and playoff draw.
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Vamaes
Chacom
South Bend
Es Behar Smville Country Club
Judi Keesling
Keesling
Earl Grenuel
Vnis
Julie Hull
Anderson
Alice O'Neal Dye
Everett
Derrick
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Gil Gividen
Warsaw
Nelson
Thomas Doherty
Terre Haute
James Knowles
Marjorie Terre Haute
McNeely
Evansville
J. Emmons
South
Front Bend
Robert Charles
Dye
Indiana Marion
Samuel Pliskin
Hart
Sista
J. Paul Jones
Kokofi
Gererof Evans
Marion Lawrence
Vineye
Hush M. Carter
Koy
Robert Deutsch
Marjorie Ragsdale
Franklin
Oekland City
Charles Ray
Mes
Jack N Vaughan
Vette
Bart
Edith Wheeler
Clinton
Miss Mo
Jake Dexter
Laray Neely
H.W. Seigle
Elki Et
Atens
Inge Mani Rogers
Snepolis
Maurice Rogers
Betty Lou Ward
Attica
Mary Daniels
Marion
Pearl Anderson
Vincennes
Peat Ackerman
Washington
Ed Grace
Robert Hyatt
Carl Shaver
Marjorie Vaughan
Laffayette
Robert Laverty
Red Sox hit four homers in doubleheader sweep of Orioles
Mickey Owen capped a six run ninth inning in game one with a grand slam as Boston routed Baltimore 9 to 4. In game two Ted Williams and Jackie Jensen contributed two homers as the Red Sox tallied five in the fourth to win 8 to 5. Del Wilber and Jim Piersall drove in runs in the late innings and Baltimore protested a balk call against Sid Hudson in the first game.
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Bunton R-watting
Mickey Owen
Boston
Ted Sox
Baltimore
Owen
Ted Williams
Sox
Jackie Jensen
Red Sox
Jim Piersall
Williams
Harry Agganis
Jensen
Howie Fox
Oriole Hurlers
Mike Blyzka
del Wilber
Piersal
Blyzla
Jimmy Dykes
Perky Sets Down Giants In 12 Frames
Harry Perkowski pitched 12 innings allowing three hits as the Giants fell 1 0 in a 4 1 0 night game. Hobie Landrith hit a homer for the Giants in a tough loss while Leo Durocher was ejected in the ninth inning. Willie Mays homered twice as the Dodgers widened the gap in the pennant race.
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Cincim
Harry Perkowski
New York Giants
Hobie Landrith
Leo Durocher
New Yorkers
Thieaders
Brooklyn Dodgers
Perkowski
Wille
Mays
O'Neill Faces Second Stint as Phillies Manager
Baseball veteran Steve O'Neill cycles through managerial jobs as Philadelphia again replaces him midseason. His long career is marked by rapid turnover, but his toughness and leadership persist, with Moore cited as a potential successor who will demand hustle and respect from players.
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Sltney Mantes
New York
Steve O'Neill
Phillies
Philadelphia
Sugih
Terry
Moore
Terial
Elas
Els
Stu Lois
Cardinal
Enos
AL Turmoil as White Sox Visit Yankees in Big Three Series
The American League shifts to the fore for 10 days with three key series. Chicago White Sox open at Yankee Stadium Tuesday night against the world champion Yankees, then Cleveland and later Chicago visit. Casey Stengel and Whitey Ford lead New York while injuries tighten Chicago.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
White Sox
Cleveland
Yanks
Chicago
Casey Stengel
Whiteyrd
Paul Richards
Boo Seegan
Virgil Trucks
Billy Erce
Sandy Consuegra
Softball Standings and Weeknight Schedule From Anderson League
The Anderson Amateur Softball Association updates team standings including July 16 results across Commercial, Sunday School, and Industrial Leagues. Notable outcomes: Pierce Governor and Moose won 7 0 against Lynch and Elwood Merchants respectively. several games were forfeited due to short players. a third match First Baptist versus Arrow Heights was cancelled.
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Anderson Amateur Softball Association
UAW
Elwood Burnetts
K of C's
Reformatory
Edge Packers
Hammon-Amvets
Elwood Merchants
Anderson Moose
Farm Bureau
Anderson Laundry
Pet
BS Church of God
Church of God
Fifth Street
Whetstone
Christ Lutheran
First Baptistes AH
Methodist
Bethany
Chesterfield Y SM Church of God
Noble Street
Salvation Army
Belmont
Industrial League
Wol Pet Pierce
Sas
South Meridian
North Anderson
PP Methodist
Knights of Columbus
Hammons Elwood Merchants
Emge
Farm
Bureau of Reformatory
Chesterfield
Avon Heights
Whetestone
Autronic Eyes
Lynch
East Side Church of God
Pierce
Lynch Corporation
Moose
Shadyside
Lynch and Elwood
First Baptist
Arrow Heights
Y BoysPlan Baseball Trips to Chicago and Detroit
Y boys will travel by special bus to Chicago for a two day trip to see the Brooklyn Dodgers and Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. A second Chicago trip is set for Aug 24 and 25 to accommodate another group. A Detroit visit on Aug 19 and 20 includes tours of Battle Creek cereal plants and GM plants, plus a Detroit YMCA swim and a baseball game.
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Aon
Chicago
Brooklyn Dodger
Chi ‘Cago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Anoher
Detroit
Battle Creek
Buick
General Motors
Flint
Pontiac
Detroit Zoo
Cardinals Top Phillies Behind Lawrence Five Runs
Lou Lawrence earned his fifth win in under a month as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 1. The Phillies collected 10 hits but were stymied by Lawrence and four double plays by Cardinals infielders. Stanky sat in an upper deck box as Johnny Riddle acted as manager in place of the suspended Eddie Stanky amid the aftereffects of Sunday's free for all.
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ST. Louis
Eddie
Stanky
Cardinals
Philadelphia Phils
Phils
Terry Moore
Warre Giles
Giles
Sal Yvars
Lis Deal
Earl Torgeson
Hils
Meyer
Cardinal
Ars
Torgeson
Moore
Yvars
Deal
Moor
Babe Pinell
Pinelli
Ards
É-1
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
St. Petersburg
Robin, Roberts
Curt Simmons
O'Neill
Eddie Stanky
Bond Is Handicap Trapshoot Champ Bond Is Handicap Trapshoot Champ
Bond of Liberty won the Indiana Handicap Championship at the Indiana State Shoot on Monday with OPENHAVEN. Ulrich of Denmark finished second in a field led by Joe Fields Ulrich and Anderson’s notable performers. Herschel Cheek of Clinton was hospitalized after a nervous breakdown following a naval posting and later won two events in a camp.
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Bond of Liberty
Indiana
Lornen
Joe Fields Ulrich
Denmark
Anderson
Herschel Cheek
Clinton
Cheek
Ulrich
Clay Williams
Bloomington
Navy
Military
Cmdr
J. K. Olsen
Record holder for most NHL goalie shutouts
The record for most NHL shutouts by a goalie belongs to George Hainsworth of the Montreal Canadiens. In the 1928 29 season he had 22. Jim Tobin, former major league pitcher, is now an automobile salesman in Alameda, Calif.
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George Hainsworth
Montreal Canadiens
Jim Tobin
Alameda
Calif
Columbia-Riley Triumphs Over Longfellow in Scout Softball
Columbia-Riley defeated Longfellow 32 to 7 as Doug Wiley pitched four strong innings. Mike Dunham belted a grand slam and joined Steve James Mike Parr and Wiley with three hits apiece for the victors.
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Min Kile
Ed Longfellow
Doug Wiley
Mike Dunham
Steve James
Mike Parr
Wiley
Urban 9 Splits Games With Foes
Auxiliary Police League softball at Huntley Park. Urban 9 loses to Westvale 65 to 11 but defeats North Anderson 11 to 5. Line scores show Westvale 300 200 01 6 11.5 and North Anderson 000 050- 565. Key players include Lewis Warner J Wilkerson Porter and Raison.
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Urban
Huntley Park
Westvale
North Anderson
Merhan
Lewis
Warner
J. Wilkerson
Young
Porter
Raison
N. Anderson
Layton
Ete
Western Amateur Field Draws 155 To Seattle
The Western Amateur Golf Championships opened with 155 entrants, led by defending champion Dale Morey and notable figures Jack Benny and Bing Crosby. After two days of medal play, the low 64 will advance to match play for the title.
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Smad
Monamoor
Robert Prall
Jem Ore
Dale Morey
Indianapolis
Stone
Pratt
Jack Benny
Bing Crosby
Rand
Phil Harris
Public Hearing Notice for Alcohol Permit Applications in Elwood Indiana
A public hearing in Madison County Indiana will investigate alcohol permit applications for Samita Gooding 1318 South A Street Elwood Sherman Fame Drugs Inc 200 South Anderson Street Elwood George Barker Clyde Noel Ralph Stoores Involved parties and locations. The Beverage Commission will open the investigation to the public for comment and participation as requested by Victor G Walmer.
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Aleholte Bev
Indiana
Elwood
Bermit
George Bisting
Anderson St. Elwood
WILL
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Marge McNeely
Gil Giiden
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Terre
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Calvert Shorb
Francis Fleming
James Balch
Marcia’ Manley
Ted Mfiloserny
C. C. Herver
Norma Bartlett
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Logansport
A.M. Laughner
Charles Lynder
Lracue
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Comte
Willie Mays
Tune
Hicock
Ed Furgol
Byron Nelson
Edie
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Sherm Lollar
Richards
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Fain
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von Jackson
Michicago
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Stengel
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Ellis Kinder
Ed Sox
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Suger
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Columbia-Riley
Longfellow
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Miller‘s Fine Furniture
Seattle
Victor G. Walmer
Anderson High School
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