Guide Lamp Golf Tourney Pairings Listed
The column lists pairings for the Guide Lamp Golf Tourney and notes Hazel hurled a 7-2 win over Muncie. It also covers umpiring disputes involving Don Newcombe, Elwood vs Upland, and various local sports highlights including Frankton’s football and Indiana amateur golf results.
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Lamp
Hazel
Muncie
Five Flights Of Play In 1956 Guide Lamp Championship
Seventy seven linksmen enter the 1956 Guide Lamp Championship at Grandview Course in a match play format with Rex Forrer defending. First round set for July 9 with subsequent rounds to August 24. Winter rules apply and all matches handicap except the Championship Flight. Pairings feature numerous named players across five flights with detailed draft of first round matchups.
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Guide Lamp
Grandview
Oren Nichols
Fimer Anson
Robert Dickey
Trevor Whetsel
Fatfair
Rex Forrer
Shampionship Flight
Rowe Farrer
Arky Smith
Chattey Smore
Robert Gibson
Gren Nichale
John Diedring
Jem Richardranya
Bill Douglas Elmar Anson
Mycna Whitworth
Zolph Stum
Trevor Whatselva
Poul Anderson
Willerd Baber
Johnsen
Kenny Stuart
Vincant Fit
Clyde Vance
Ben Kilgus
Callie
Mairy Armeld
James Wilton
Jock Daley
Fussell Merely
Dock Wat
Tom Deana
Bob Jarratt
Any Mynte
Grange Masterson
Kip Turon
Rie Crome
Maney Macea
Bieta Oabsen IM
Geedin
Pow Balewell
Lestee Hollgarth
Charles Sarkdull
Three Hoosiers Elim in PGA Championship First Round
In Canton Massachusetts Jay Hebert of Carmel Indiana and Shelley Mayfield of Jericho New York defeated Bill Heinlein and James M Scott Lebanon Indiana respectively. Elleworth Vines of Palmdale California beat James E Guinup Crawfordsville Indiana 3 and 2. Doug Ford led a group of favorites with solid play as opening matches concluded and several other players advanced to the 64 man second round.
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Canton
Mass
Bott
Doug Ford
Sam Snead
Phalans
Chih Coyree
Ford
Yonkers
N.Y
Fuddy Vier
South Charleston
W. Va
Sucad
Jack Weitzel
Columbus
Ohio
Jackie Burke
Lew Worsham
Ed Furgoi
Walter Burkellin
Chick Marbert
Dick Mayer
Jimmy de ‘Maret
Shelly Mayfield
Harbert
Romy
Ciutch
Prentice
Vier
Stead
Weitzel
Ange
Myp
C. Buffin
Dunham
Thornbyr
Staley
S. Wilde
M. Imler
B. Stanley
B. Hittle
P. Burke
M. Hurd
J. Ruffman
J. Minnefield
L. Lowry
B. Stani
Stanley
Huffman-Dunhi Hollingsworth
Thorndora
Lowry M. Hurd
J. Stanley
R. Conner
G. Schuster
Saytan
Holtingsworth-Thornburgh i
Leever-P
Burke
Man
Wells
Huffman-Durham
Nowe Sr
Sharpe
Seeker- Lrwr
Low M. Hird
Hatfield
Ry Titt
Simpson
Valfmant Senpiiol
Lave Ne Lowry
John Mecrove
Earl Owen
Hubble
Owens
Steve Lowry
Hee
Seubert
Voss Parker
David DeBolk
Holsapple
Eagles
Rob McGinon
Hye
Fey War Mills
Douglas Harvey
Steve Alde
Fayfrt
Akaos Ramsey
Met
iMeifer
Bags
Ramsey
Mavilyn Krueger
Truth
Horch wHarher
Ae. i
Bison
Te Laughlin
Detroit
Mapes Yin
Karen Simemabher
Hye Renkie Fuilhack
Neay
New York
Uh tFagles
Detrait Linas
Peery
Bazirs
Yori Berra
Yankees
Robbins
Mfc
Aelfers
Kelley
Aver Mey
Jeere fEacles
Ann Halsappte
Facles
Degile
Fi Mills
Harher McCarrol
Moore iEacies
Gon Owens
McCarroll
Haren
Tappan
Carroll Hawkins
Welle
City Parks Tennis Pairings Announced Weeklong Meet
The Andersen Tennis Club announces the City Parks tennis tourney pairings for men women boys and girls. Frank Meeker leads the event and results can be phoned to 3 5565. Play starts Sunday at Riley Park courts with finals Sunday afternoon July 29. Trophies will go to winners and runners up in each category.
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City Parks
Andersen Tennis Club
Frank Meeker
Max Hurd
Let Lowry
Meeker
Riley
One-Year-Old Star Helps Falstaffs to Victory
Axeless righty Hazel, 41, manager pitcher of the Anderson Falstaffs, beat first-place Mincie Marheefers 7 to 2 at Memorial Park. Hazel allowed five hits and one walk. Red McKinley was tagged for 14 Falstaffs hits including six doubles and three triples. he homered for the Marheefers.
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Axeless
Hazel
Anderson Paistaffs
Mincie Marheefers
Memorial Park
Anderson
Red McKinley
Falstaffs
McKinley
Jersey Banker
Dick Keithley
Ralph Rowe
Frank Wesetrtz
Edgewood to host Central Indiana PGA pro-am
Edgewood course will be the site for the next Central Indiana PGA sponsored 18 hole pro am tournament on Monday July 28. Entries close at noon and the tees will start at 1 p.m.
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Alderson Edgewood
Central Indiana
Highland Hurlers Edge Upland 8 2 For Second Win
Highlanders coached by Tom Bradley defeated Upland 8 to 2 in a Friday baseball game. Key hitters for Highland included Teele, Hazel, Hutman, and Keithley with multiple extra base hits. Upland pitcher held to a brace of hits, while Highland pitchers limited Upland to few runs and turn next week schedule notes include games at Cadiz Greenfield and Daleville.
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Barris
Teelers
Highland
Highlanders
Tom Bradley
Uplanders
Maison Countians
Cadiz
Greenfield
Daleville
Hox
Moncie
J. Pihiand
Roy
Waterloo
Ind
Niarrow
Logansport
Tokis Annother
Yaad Iebmaan
Ray
Ky Munchy
Cata Kedvon
Thardineike
Naweoek
Faliatty
Cape Lbankee
Keithley
Rews
Whitehead
Hozai
Kitthen
Westlitz
McKinley
Soc
Rethley
DP Keach
Ho Whitehead
Kewe
So-Mckinley
Moral Y
Coaches Fortify Civic Golf Lead at Downtown Club
Downtown Coaches extended their edge in Civic Men play at Kiwente Club by seven strokes. The event featured top finishers and a mix of rising talents with Melson and Dick Peckav among scores, as Rotary and Optimist clubs posted solid showings.
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Kiwente Club
Tnt Teague
Tedai
Vanesday
Anderson
Maier Mills Tie For First In Alley Tournament
The event details list Maier and Mills sharing top honors at a local alley event. Scores and participant notes reference ages and multiple players across two categories, including girls under 19 and juniors, with several named competitors and placements.
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Alley Atelen
Devia
Atittay Mills
Dick Stree
Koys Vereet
Alley Mme
Tae
Riypangey
Wens
Atzynd Solty
Barey Y Athiswne
Yoo Lhe
Raat
Ine Ridey
RY Apta
Dick UN
Mab Mar Winte
Wen
Jim Cheite
Hale
Unvley MesPelevkPaaif
Taov King
Hike Jones
Enormimanahans Stave Curenik
Seged
Reuter Choilit
Tom Baunar
Kath Anedheyhy
Weis
Tony Tenis
Judy Joros
Vive A
Anthony Dominates With TKO Over Johnson in Hardscrabble Fight
Anthony delivers a technical knockout against Tony Johnson after a tough bout at Midisore Square Carden New York. Johnson was floored twice, once in the 2nd round and again in the 6th, as Anthony weighed 175 pounds and pressed the pace throughout.
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RAW
Lesser Quast Reach The Finals In Tough Fight
Huntington West Virginia recounts the semifinal at the Wanes West meet where defending champion Lesser and Anne Quast from Tepe advance to the finals. Pal Lesser trailed late but rallied, while Quast held steady with pars on the final seven holes to secure victory over Mary Janssen and Berridge Long.
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George Rowen Huntington
Wo Va
Uh Pal Lesser
Copy Seattle
Anne Quast
Tepe
Wesker
Mary Palton Janssen
Miss Quest
Par Galt
Berridge Long
Pride and Hope
Gilliam season opener marred by injuries and confusion
A chaotic Thursday game ruined by injuries, unclear officiating, and disrupted play as Gilliam’s team faced early season turmoil. Key players left due to knocks, leaving coaches to adjust strategies mid contest.
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Harry Murby
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Enemy
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Miller
Avion
Moreone
Amy
Mausam
AL Stow
Pete Crouse
Everett Reeves
Madison Beverage Company
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