Hull And Hamilton Cam into Golf Match At Indy Tourney
Indianapolis based golf scene shows Hull and Hull in a high profile women’s event. Entries closed Aug 12 with practices set for Aug 18 and matches Aug 25 to 29 at Country Club of Indianapolis. Postmarked entries to Japolis News with fees, handicaps, and club affiliations. several social events planned around the championship.
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Shoul
Japolis News
Indianapolis Bay
Desiree
USGA
Country Club of
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Ind
UPI
Sandy Sputich
Indiana 4 University
Speedway
Indiana
Jane Nelson Burke
Julie Hull
Anderson
James Balch
Origangsters
Indiana Girls Golf Association
Will
Spuzich
Tapar
Gianapolis
Miss Hull
Cham
Burke
Aronship Tech
Fort Wayne
Ines Actus Rseeraest
Indiana’ Golf Association
Indiana Women's Golf
Hall
Indianapolis District Golf Association
H. D. Cain
Alice Dye
Trianapolis
Judi McKinstray
Mary Ann’ Rogers
Frankfort
Calvert
Shrob
South
Soviets Beat U S By Two Points In Dual Meet
In Moscow the Soviet Union edged the United States 172 to 170 in a two day dual track and field meet despite Rafer Johnson setting a world decathlon record. Vasily Kuznetsov clinched the meet for the Soviets with 8 007 points after initial leader Johnson set a world decathlon mark. Americans won several events including Mrs. Earlene Brown in the women's shot put and Bill Delinger in the 5 000 meters, but fell short in high jump and javelin as the Soviets dominated overall.
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Sterli Ng Ouarres
Kashearov
Ted
Paul Strumph
Lakewood
Calif
Dumas
Stuber
Tarzan
Los
Angeles
Vasily
Johnson
Kuznetsov
Russia
Bill Dellinger
Neah Bay
Wash
Peter Vo
Totnikov
Charle Dumas
Yuri Stepanov
Moscow
Rafer Jonnsor
Los Angeles
Spacibo
California
United States
Soviet Union
Vasily Kuzetsov
David Edstrom
Sherwood
Ore
Yuri Kutenko
Stavlinks
Drewrys Baseball Practice And Weather Delays Report
A scrambled report notes Drewrys baseball practice sessions with Whit-Lock and others at Memorial Park. Mentions players Naselroad, Barr, Melson, and Fuller in late spring shaping, plus Big Ten stars Archie Oldham and Don Rose cited for basketball and coaching context amid weather delays and scheduled games at Memorial Park.
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Joe
Sfoose
Zerkel
Naselroad
Anl- Lightfoot
Mitchell Jerson Drewrys
W—Lightfoot
Barr
Melson
White River
Whit-Locks
Drewrys
Anderson
Foland
J. Knepp
Fuller
Shu
Breney
Memorial Park
Cox
Ainy
Bob Lawrence
Indiana
Boseman
Archie Oldham
Columbia
Lion Crew
Don Rose
Le Khade Faces Turbulent Sunday Baseball Results
National League action features Milwaukee over Chicago. Cincinnati tops Philadelphia while Los Angeles beats Utah. San Francisco edges Boston as Detroit and New York win. multiple games postponed. American League totals include Milwaukee at Kansas City and Detroit at Cleveland with several tilts scheduled.
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Mulwaukee
Chicago
St Louie
Cincinnati
Phillsselphia
Los Angeles
Ann.amer
Tories
Utahureh
San Francisco
Boston Rinearity
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
New York
CAN Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Wichita
Stra
Milwaukee
Diyadale
Jay
Cieinnati
Miler
Monzant
Pittburgh
Pittsburgh
Briggs
Friend
Phindelphia
Brosnan
Ste Paul
Ebuisvile
Denver
Ghameston
Omaha
Siichita
Associated Prese Nationale Ague
Pittsbu
Loute
Philadelphia
Kansas’ City
Creveland
U S Decathlon Champ Earns Soviet Cheers in Moscow
Rafer Johnson, Los Angeles, wins the decathlon at the U S Soviet meet with a world record 8302 points. Kuznetsov of Russia scores 7897 and Edstrom places third. Johnson dominates five events including the 100 meters and 400 meters while clocking top marks in others.
Fall Creek Trap Shoot Highlights Tough Competition
Fall Creek Valley hosts about 60 clay bird enthusiasts near New Columbus. Tom Mann of Yorktown shot 99 of 100 handicap targets from 29 yards, the roughest display, while several others hit 98 and 97. Butler won the miss and out with 83 from scratch, and Mann also claimed the monthly high overall trophy with three targets dropped. A lite membership in the Amateur Trapshooting Association was awarded to Don Castor for promoting the sport locally. Highland visits MH Diamond for playoff. Madison Heights and Highland set best-of-three in White River conf. playoffs. s series to continue daily through week.
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Fal Creek
Tom
Mann
H. Hollars
Anderson
G. Lyons
Winchester
Jesse Butler
C.jones
Centerville
Lawrence ‘Volley
Cicero
Butler
D. Barkes
Columbus
A. Phares
New Palestine
G. Lancaster
Trafalger
R. Bundht
R. Mathers
Greenfield
Tom Mann
Don Castor
Falls Creek Valley
Amateur
Highland
Madison Heights
Highland Lines
White River
Frankton
Pendleton
Madison Heights High
Madison Heights Football Plans for 1998 Season
Madison Heights announces football plans and player physicals at 7 pm on Aug 12 in the Madison Heights gym. Grades nine through twelve are to report. Fall schedule includes games at North Central, New Castle, Hagerstown, Highlands, Noblesville, Warren Central, and Alexandria with home games under lights. Wayne Gruber returns as head coach with Tink LaRue and Jack Cooper as assistants. Cooper also coaches freshman football and assists in wrestling.
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Madison Heights
Madison Height
Paul Bradford
North Central
Marion Co
New Castle
Hagerstown
Highlands
Noblesville
Harry E. Wood
Warren
Alexandria
Pirates
Wayne Gruber
Tink LaRue
Jack Cooper Cooper
Cooper
Muncie Central High School
Ball State Teachers College
Chisox rally past Senators for 6 5 win
Chicago White Sox erase four run deficit to topple Washington Senators 6 5. Sherm Lollar belts a three run homer powering the comeback as Chicago pitchers pound the win. Dick Hyde suffers defeat after strong relief but maintains eight triumphs.
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Avers
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Sherm Lollar
Turk Lawn
Dick Hyde
Washington
Hessmanworos
Beira
Stee
Lanne
Galers
Satey Ty
Courtney
Zauehin
Alvarez
Rene
A—Waington
Dpsilnen
Aparice
Booneseb
Three College Coaches Attack Pro Football Draft
Oklahoma’s Bud Wilkinson joined Duffy Daugherty of Michigan State and Bowden Wyatt of Tennessee in condemning pro sports drafting. They testified before Senate investigators, arguing the NFL draft unfairly restricts players and benefits only clubs. Each coach urged that only highly gifted or goal oriented players pursue professional football to fund further education.
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Tlawell College
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Senate
Wilkinson
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Bowden Wyatt
Tennessee
NFL
Tony Di Biase Beats Archer In Unanimous Decision
Tony Di Biase defeated Jimmy Archer by unanimous decision at St. Nicholas Arena in a wild, crowd encouraged bout. Archer sustained cuts around both eyes from early rounds as NYSAC official Swetnick watched, with referee Ebbets scoring 6-4 for Di Biase after a bout marked by Archer pressure and Di Biase counter bursts.
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Josen Cunn
Tony di Biase
Jimmy Archer
St. Nicholas Arena
Archer
di Biase
Samuel Swetnick
New York State Athletic Commission
Harry Ebbets
Tony Go
Giants Win 2 To Move Right Baseball's Behind Braves Top Three
The Associated Press notes Giants win by two to move ahead of the Braves for third place. Key players include Musial of St Louis and Mays of San Francisco among leading batters and home run leaders like Aaron and Mantle. Runs batted in leaders listed for multiple clubs.
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Giants
Braves
Musial
St. Louisa
Mays
San Fr
Ashburn
Phila
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Banks
Chicago
Aaron
Milwaukee
Anderson
Philadelphia
K. City
Boston
Cleve
Jensen
Cerv
Kansas City
Mantle
New York
Washington
Cero
Sievers
Middletown and Falstaffs Clash in Friday Night Showdown
Middletown and Falstaffs meet in a pivotal winner's bracket headliner of the 1958 Indianapolis Semi-Pro baseball Tournament at Memorial Field. Each club rides a three-game win streak aiming to extend dominance and seize momentum in the race for the title.
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Milpro
Middletown Dazilers
Indiana
Anderson
Falstaffs
Memorial Field Diamond
Angerson
Raistatls
Sualdiet
Oilers
Traction
Indianapolis
Me ‘Morial Field
Ifs
Latay
Columbians Centra
Ralph Bernstein
Philadelphia
Tror
Ruben Gomez
Creath
Phillies
Milwaukee
Braves
Giants
Dick Farrell
Danny O'Connell
Yankees Hammer Athletics With 26-Hit Night
The New York Yankees crushed the Kansas City Athletics 14 7 in a 26 hit showcase. Mickey Mantle and Gil McDougald sparked the offense, with Bob Cerv adding two homers as Yank starters and relievers combined for the win. Mon masgame details include Andy Carey and Hank Bauer contributing key RBIs and a pivotal fourth inning flurry.
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Kansas City
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Yankes
Mickey Mantle
Gil McDougald
Bob Ceryrach
Spiece
Thursday Deadline For High School Officials In Indianapolis
Officials seeking to umpire or referee Indiana high school sports for the 1958-59 year must register by Thursday with Commissioner L. V. Phill. Late registrants incur a penalty. Examinations for advancing officials in football baseball and baseball run through December 1.
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Indianapolis
Anyye
Indiana
Commisner L. V Phill
Tourney Contests Rescheduled In Fortville High School Invite
Fortville Memorial diamond hosts the Tri-County summer high school invitational baseball tournament with games shifted to 6 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. Tuesday. Hancock Central beat Westfield 4 2 and Fortville defeated Lapel 6 4 in opening games. On Wednesday Hancock Central meets Fortville at 6, with Tuesday winners in the 2 15 contest. Finals set for next Friday.
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Fortville
Mainwas Ner
Fortvill Memorial
Madison Heights
Pendleton
Madison County
Pam
Hancock Central
Westfield
Legion Teams Open Tournament Postponed By Wet Grounds
Legion District baseball tournament opening games were canceled due to wet fields at Memorial Park. Anderson Hackett Mace vs Jonesboro and Frankfort vs Tipton were moved or delayed with the aim to crown a Legion titlist in time for state competition.
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American Legion
Anderson Hackett-Mace
Jonesboro
Frankfort
Tipton
Memorial Park
Anderson Amateur Baseball Association
Decks Two Hitter Beats EUB in Televised Match
In Syracuse a scheduled 10 round nationally televised bout between Gene Decks and Tony Anthony was canceled as Anthony withdrew citing excessive heat and a high temperature. A substitute bout is being arranged.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Gene Deck
Tony Anthony
Mounds Baptist
New York
Archie McBride
Trenton
N.J
Shadyside
North Anderson
Alexander Schiff
Elm
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