Phils Triumph With Triandos HR In 4-0 Win Over Giants
Philadephia gains National League lead as Gus Triandos hits a three run homer off Billy O Dell. Don Drysdale fires a four hit shutout for the Dodgers against the Mets, boosting Los Angeles toward the Giants.
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Don Mincher
Local Lions Seek 2nd State Title
A group of Anderson Lions Club golfers will travel to Lebanon to compete in the Indiana Lions Club golf tournament. Anderson defends its state title with players including George Blackwell Leonard Austin Len Blevins A J Broderick Paul Byrum Nathan C Martin William Peck George Vaught and Dr A L Wessar. The four low scores determine the team champion, aiming for a 13th victory.
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Lebanon Alen County Club
Indiana Lions Club
Anderson
George Wo Blackwell
Leonard Austin
Len Blevins
A. J. Broderick
Paul Byrum
Nathan C. Martin
William Peck
George Vaught
A. L. Wessar
Hoosier Market Defeats Remy In 3 1 Victory
Hoosier Market defeated Remy 3 to 1 at the South diamond as four runs came in the seventh. Winner Roanie Jones held Remy to three hits while Gordon Robbins allowed eight. Remy’s record moves to 11-3, Hoosier Market to 10-5.
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South Diamond
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Hoosier
Remy
Gordon Robbins
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Guide Lamp
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Standings update across leagues with multiple matchups listed
National League Houston Bruce 11-3 versus Pitt Law 3-8 Union. San Francisco Marichal 15 INT versus Milwaukee Cloninger 9-9. Angeles Oriega 3-4 at New York Stallard 6-13. St Louis Simmons 16-8 at Chicago Burdette 7-3. Americans New York Bouton f1-8 at Los Angeles Beliz 5. Boston Hefner 5-3 at Kansas City Penn 7-9. EB nore Pappas 8-5 or Bunker 1-2 at Minnesota Grant 26. Pizarro 13-3 at Detroit Tre 25. Cleveland Donovan 5-7 at Egion Narum 7-7. Pacific Coast Salt Lake City at Indianapolis N. Tacoma at Portland NickIzhome 2 Dallas 13 San Diego at Denver.
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Jack Soon
State Legion Baseball Set District First Games This Friday
Indiana American Legion headqu arters announced drawings Tuesday for district Legion baseball champions first games in four regionals starting Friday with double elimination. State finals set for Aug 7 8 9 in Lafayette. East Chicago and Lafayette Evansville Richmond regions list pairings with Post numbers and opponents.
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Indiana American Legion
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East Chicago
Whiting Post
Elkhart Post
Ligonier Post
Walton Post
ACC Women’s Guest Winners Are Announced
Winners in yesterday’s Ander sso Country Club Women’s Guest Day tourney on the ACC course include Guests Gross first Amy Doe and Ester Carter second, Helen Thornburg and Millicent Jones tied for fifth, with multiple entrants named. Members Gross led by Amelia Blassaras and Mary Ruth Symonds, Net winners Nelda Kouhek and Marge McLain among top finishers.
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Ester Carter
Helen Thornburg
Millicent Jones
Bunny Roby
Helen Hobbs
Jean Angell
Verna Cozat
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Joyce Jones
Norma Ferrer
Worrie Waltz
Gusta Barcus
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Martha Boughton
Gross
Amelia Blassaras
Mary Ruth Symonds
Louise Rose
Merle Greene
Beverly Stephenson
Mary Humphrey
Dorothy Shine
Irene Pancol
Net
Nelda Kouhek
Marge McLain
Loraine Black
Kathleen Walker
Mary Luzader
Pes: Harrison
Ruth Heller
Beverly Boyes
Keep And Rose Lead Big Field In Sun Valley Figure 8
Bill Keep and Herb Rose, the new National Crown champion and track record holder, head a large field of drivers entering Figure 8 at Sun Valley Speedway Saturday night. Keep, from Anderson, won his second National Crown in three years. Rose, Pendleton’s Rackete Racing Club leader, set a 17.54 sec one lap quarter mile record last Saturday and finished third in Crown. More than 159 cars are expected for time trials at 6:50 p.m. EST, with the first 10 lap heat at 8:30 and a parachutist stunt by Pat Kearstad from New Castle planned before the races start.
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Herb Rose
Sun Valley Speedway
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Anderson
Rose
Racket Racing Club
Pendleton
Muncie
Pat Kearstad
New Castle
Ievening
Leck Barry
Joey
Don Andrews
Darwin Blankenship
Jay Chesterfield
Bob Evans
Bill
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Gram
Glen Adams
Evans
Art Cox
Eee Wee
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Markleville
Stephan
Jay
Saemma Tenon Saab
Neve
First Little League Graduate To Discourage Son From Participating
The article recounts early Little League beginnings in New England and quotes Jay, Bob Purkey, and others critical of starting youths at age ten. They argue early intensive training harms long term interest and development, suggesting programs should begin at age 12 and that juvenile delinquency concerns are overstated.
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Dayton Journal Herald
Dayton, Ohio
Joey Jay
Cincinnati Reds
Jay
Joey
New England
Williamsport
Life Magazine
Bob Purkey
Purkey
Detroit Triumphs Over White Sox 6-3 In Seventh
George Thomas drove in the decisive run with a sacrifice fly in the seventh to lift the Detroit Tigers to a 6-3 win over the Chicago White Sox. Gates Brown hit a two run homer to tie the game in the sixth, with Kaline and Cash contributing key hits and runs in the late innings.
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Detroit Tigers
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Chuck Hinton
Luis Tiant
Washington Senators
Cleveland
Dearing topples league leader with late rally
Dearing defeated league leading Supreme Tool 11 to 8 as eight strikeout pitching from Stanley and a late rally carried Dearing to the victory. Pena doubled and scored as part of a first inning surge, with Cam Paneris and Colavito contributing key hits.
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Mores
Giants Release Anderson After Rookie Surge
Fairfield, Conn. The New York Giants released Bob Anderson 26, once a star Army halfback, from the taxi squad to make room for rising rookies Ernie Wright Clarence Childs and Steve Thurlow and veterans Alex Webster and Hush McElhenny in the backfield. Anderson had been briefly activated in mid season. Giants coach Allie Sherman said the move reflected the need for experienced depth behind up and coming backs and L. V. Youngblood.
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Bob Anderson
Army
New York Football Giants
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Giants
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Ernie Wheelwright
Clarence Childs
Steve Thurlow
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Hush McElhenny
L. V. Youngblood
Sherman
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West Point A & M College
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Florida A & M
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Ray
Bowling Strike-Mor Seniors Standings and Honor Roll
Standings show Harriers 24-9 Cobras 18-15 Barracudas 17 Jatz Comancheros 14 18% Stingrays 13-20 Rum Runners 12-21. Honor roll lists Jim Heflin.
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Comancheros
Stingrays
Rum Runners, Inc
Jim Heflin
White River And Sps Geeds 001 034-84
McCracken and Craig Metzger and B Purkey report on today’s 3:30 game between Jaycess and Central Tire at White River.
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Sps. Geeds
Whitlock
McCracken
Craig
Metzger
B. Purkey
Jaycess
Central Tire
Spartan Flame Wins Monmouth Feature
Spartan Flame ridden by Sam Boul led all six furlongs at Monmouth Park to win the featured purse by two lengths. The dark bay colt owned by William G. Helis Jr. earned $23.40 for the victory and paid $510.80 and $7.60 in a $2 win bet, with Royal Theme and Stoned rounding out the top finishers in the six furlong race timed at 1:10 3-3.
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UPI
Spartan Flame
Sam Boul
Metis
Monmouth Park
William G. Helis Jr
Royal Theme
Stoned
Civic League golf race tightens as three vie for title
The Civic League docket shows Coaches, Kiwanis, and Exchange leading a tight battle with seven weeks played. Coaches top Kiwanis by 18 strokes and Exchange by 23, as golf players are cautioned for playing the ball as lies. Brown Fund appeals for support to send Jerry Brown to Olympic wrestling tryouts in New York City.
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Kiwanis
Exchange
Anderson Country Club
Edgewood Country Club
Grandview Golf Club
Brown Fund
Jerry Brown
New York City
Brown
Bob Hodson
Mike Dalzell
Ted Williams Undergoes Spinal Surgery Tuesday
Former Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Williams had a major spinal operation at New England Baptist hospital to relieve pressure from a ruptured intervertebral disc. Doctors labeled the surgery completely successful, with Williams in good spirits but no recovery timeline provided.
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New England Baptist Hospital
James L. Poppen
Poppen
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Martin L. Tracey
Hitler
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Willams
Lakeville
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