Olympians Beat Whiteland in Babe Ruth All Star Play
Anderson Olympians routed Whiteland 11 to 6 in a Babe Ruth All Star double elimination game at the South Babe Ruth diamond. Connersville upset Elwood 6 to 3, with Young the winning pitcher. Today’s schedule features finals: Anderson Nationals versus Connersville and Olympians versus Elwood in the All Star series at 8 p.m.
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Kiwanis Lead Rally in Civic Golf Standings
Coaches regain top position in the Civic Men's golf league at Edgewood Country Club with a 148 stroke team total last Thursday. Kiwanis hold a 23 shot lead over Exchange Club, while Rotary and Lions trail. notable scores include Jemison 37 Tyler 39 and Nichols 35 in Kiwanis’ 168 total.
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Nicason
Bob D. Couch
Dodgers Personalities Highlight Unusual Player Habits
Los Angeles Dugout Dope profiles Dodgers figures and quirks. Color commentator writes a praised book “every diamond doesn’t sparkle.” Rookie Derrell Griffith lauds a growing baseball dynasty with three brothers in Andokin. Teammates describe relief pitcher Bob Miller as a prankster and screwball. Roseboro fills idle time polishing his shoe. Catcher Camilli enjoys chess while teaching it to Tracewski. The Dodgers playing cards include crazy eights and fish. trainer Dr Kerlan notes eccentric rocher tendencies.
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Missouri Rovers
Derrell
Andokin
Okla
Bob Miller
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Roseboro
Doug Camilli
Ing “Crazy Eight
Keufax
Gilliam
White Ousts Ashley Gains Semifinals In Golf
Barbara Fay White of Shreveport Louisiana defeated Jean Ashley of Colorado Springs 4 and 3 to reach the semifinals of the 64th Women's Western Amateur Golf Tournament in Chicago. Patti Shook of Saginaw Michigan defeated Doris Phillips of Belleville Michigan 2 and 1 to advance to Saturday's final.
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UFI
Barbara
Fay White
Shreveport
Jean Ashley
Colorado Springs
Patti Shook
Valparaiso University
Saginaw
Mich
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Belleville
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Legion Rivals Battle In 15 Inning District Series
Anderson Hockett and Welker's Heights battled to a 1-1 tie after 15 innings in the losers' bracket of the District Legion boys baseball double elimination at Memorial Field. Both teams remain in the hunt as the series continues Friday night.
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Memorial Park Diamond
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Tom Seal
Don Brandon
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Anderson Hockett
Welker’s Heights
Memorial Field
Lead Trio Tops Insurance Open After First Round
Venturi Yancey and Besselink share the early lead at six under par after first round 67s. Geiberger trails at 64 while Ferree carded 68 to tie. Cut at 144 leaves 75 players to compete over Wethersfield Country Club course.
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al Geiberger
Geiberger
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Jim Ferree
Corona
Wet
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UPI
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Bert Yancey
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Gros
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Buddy Sullivan
Fred Hewkins
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Ray Floyd
Jerry Pitthian
Jerry Edwards
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Pete Brown
Mike Souchakese
Sam Sneader
Bob Bruno
Jim Grant
BO Martindale
Houston Laclair
Bill Collins
Bill Casper
Dick Stranahan
AL Balding
Baltimore Wins Pair To Regain AL Leadership
Orioles top Senators 7-2 behind Dave Vineyard in only his second big league start. A ninth inning single by Bob Johnson sealed a 2-1 opener, lifting Baltimore back to first in the American League. First game details show Washington and Baltimore nearly even before late runs decide it.
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Washington Senators
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Maye and Oliver drive in three as Braves beat Mets
Lee Maye and Gene Oliver each drive in three runs for Milwaukee in a 5 to 3 victory over the New York Mets. Oliver homered and Maye added a two run double, while Rico Carty also drove in a run as Hank Fischer earned his seventh win.
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Davis Lifts Shadyside For 5-4 Litttle League Win
Davis belted a sixth inning homer to break a 4-4 tie and spark Shadyside past Erskine Nats 5-4 at Anderson Madison Diamond. New Castle Nationals shut out Markleville 3-0 behind Steve Auten’s one hit, as Middletown hosted two Little League games and Philadelphia’s Chris Short yielded six hits in a 9-1 win over St. Louis.
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New Castle Cards Host Outdoor Cage Meet In August
A second annual independent basketball tournament will be played on Baker Park outdoor courts in New Castle from August 17 to 26. Teams must send complete rosters and a $20 entry to Robert C. Haugh. Purse at Aqueduct with a $15,000 prize. Drawings set for August 13. managers notified by August 15.
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Haugh
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New Zealand pro Bob Charles唯一左撇子 PGA冠军
New York, UPI report notes Bob Charles of New Zealand is the only southpaw to win a championship on the PGA tour. It also recalls Walter Hagen as the only pro to win the PGA Championship and the British Open in the same year, 1924, with events starting Sunday.
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Sandy Koufax
Carl Hubbell
Yorl Cisnte
New York
UPI
Bob Charles
New Zealand
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Hagen
Jockey Rides Both Horses In Monmouth Double
Jockey Paul Kallai rode Jezibel A in the first race for a $36.80 win and Hope and Fear in the second for a $43.20 payout, giving him the Monmouth daily double. Turbo Jet II captured the feature race, a two-length win in the five furlongs, with Second Breakfast and Uncle Percy AC following.
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N.J
UPI
Paul Kallai
Monmouth Park
Jezibel A
Hope and
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Hope
Barclay Stable
Turbo Jet II
Uncle Percy
COMSAT plans live Tokyo Olympics TV via satellite
COMSAT announced a plan to provide live opening day ceremonies on October 10 and daily 15 minute news coverage of the Tokyo Olympics through the Syncom 13 satellite. NBC holds rights and the White House calls the project a tech partnership success.
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National Aeronautics’ and Space Administration
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Missile Center
Eight of Nation's Top Ten Drivers Entered
NEW BREMEN Ohio eight of the ten top U S Auto Club point leaders are entered for Sundays sprint car program at New Bremen Speedway. Leading the list are Don Branson of Champaign Illinois and A J Foyt who trails Branson by 39 points. Also in the field are Mario Andretti Johnny Rutherford Jud Larson Amie Knepper Mick Rupp Mickey Shaw Bud Tingerstad and Rod Harkey.
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Nazareth
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Ft. Worth
Tex
Jud Larson
Kansas City
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Amie Knepper
Belleville
Mick Rupp
Mansfield
Mickey Shaw
Berea
Indianapolis
Bud Tingerstad
Darton
Rod Harkey
Speedway City
Ind
57th Chicago to Mackinac Island Yacht Race Opens
The 57th Chicago to Mackinac Island Yacht Race starts Saturday with 115 boats, a 333 mile course from Monro Harbor to Mackinac. Racing begins at 1 p.m. and is expected to take about 35 hours, with Amarita’s 1911 record of AL hours and WM minutes standing as the benchmark. Blitzen, Gypsy, and Ondine are listed as favorites after recent wins and Bermuda and trans Atlantic success.
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Allis Dominates Round Robin in Esso Golf Meet
Peter Allis of England swept four wins in four matches to capture first place with 8 points and 17 total, at Moor Park in the Esso Golden Round Robin Match Play, while Christy O Connor of Ireland and Bernard Hunt shared second on 14. O Connor beat Will and Raggett in the morning before losing to Hunt and Coles in the afternoon.
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George Will
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Tio Neil Coles
Harry Weetman
David Thomas
Argentina
Roberto de Vicenzo
Meyers Appointed Colorado State Track Coach
Don Meyers former world indoor pole vault champion was named head track and field coach at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. He succeeds Vern McHone and will also serve as physical education instructor and cross country coach pending State Board of Agriculture approval. Meyers briefly held the world indoor vault title with a 16 feet 1 1/2 inch mark set December 22, 1962 in Chicago before it was surpassed.
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Colo
UPI
Don Meyers
Colorado State University
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Vern McHone
CSU
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State Board of Agriculture
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Chicago
Finland
Penti J Nickula
Stable Scores 8th Straight Victory at MSG
Welterweight Jose Stable of New York improved to eight straight wins with an eight round technical knockout of Gabe Terronez at Madison Square Garden in New York. Terronez failed to answer the bell for the eighth round, handing Stable the victory on Friday night.
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UPI
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