County Tennis Draws Set Amid Fallings? No Tourney Last Summer
Madison County Tennis Tournament will hold draws later in the week. Entries close Saturday night Aug 2. Play Aug 3 through the week with semi finals and finals at Riley Park Aug 9 and 10. Notable contenders include Cliff Huffman Bill Harless Charles James Jim Thornburg and Bernard Stanley. Marilyn Schuster not defending due to illness.
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Cardinals
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Talbert Falls to Humbert in National Tennis First Round
N A Talbert of Muncie Indiana was defeated by Peter Humbert of Philadelphia 6 0 6 0 in the boys single first round of the national tennis tournament in Kalamazoo Michigan Tuesday. This bulletin era ld classifieds style report notes Humbert advances while Talbert exits early.
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Noblesville Man Wins Class B Shoe Title
Eugene Mendenhall of Noblesville Indiana won the Class B title in the world horseshoe pitching tournament in Murray Utah. He finished with an 8-1 game record after tying with two others. Curtis Day of Frankfort Indiana finished Class A play with a 2-3 record after five games.
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Decathlon Star Crubs Reds' V. Kuznetsov
Rafer Johnson of the United States defeated Vasily Kuznetsov in a two day meet in Moscow, setting an 8302 point decathlon record. The U S men won the meet 126 109 while Russia took the women 63 44 and Russia led the overall 172 170. Johnson boosts the world decathlon mark, Kuznetsov briefly held 8013, Johnson described as a big powerful figure in Lenin Stadium.
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Chesterfield Leads In District Baseball Amid Multiple Wins
In district play Chesterfield and Hoosier Markets triumph as Remy 9s shut out Aurora and Erskine Nationals roll past Guide Lamp. Emge Packing, East Side Dairy, and Anderson’s light league teams also win while local tennis tourney pairings are announced for Riley Court.
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Brubaker Essig And Morey Hot In Indy
In Indianapolis Dick Brubaker of Fort Wayne and Don Campbell led a high scoring effort as Brubaker Essig and Morey posted strong showings. Campbell had 71 points in a standout performance as the meet unfolded.
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Anderson Lass Mrs Bogardus To Clash Today
Indianapolis golf action features Anderson Lass facing Mrs Bogardus in two round Ind iana Open coverage with leaders Essig Brubaker Morey and Spuzich near the top and notable scores listed for Nelson Burke and others in a multi city events recap.
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Washington and Chicago Baseball Notes in Fragile Form
Long fragmentary wire from a sports page notes Vernon Gardner and others for Baltimore and Cleveland with 24-10 and 27-12 records. Mentions 2B by Vernon Gardner Nieman and HRs by Harrell Nixon, plus scattered roster bits, then shifts to Joe Griffith Lake Michigan swim bid and a Syracuse boxing match.
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Anderson Grabs Two Quick Wins In Legion Baseball
Anderson Hockett-Mace led to a 6 2 win over Jonesboro and a 14 3 victory against Tipton at Memorial Field as Frankfort forfeited the opener. Los Angeles Dodger pitcher Stan Williams became a father as Elaine Williams delivered a 9 lb 4 oz boy in Inglewood, keeping Stan in Milwaukee for the Braves game.
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Fishing retrieve guidance by species and water weeds
The text outlines preferred lure or retrieve speed for fish. median to slow retrieves work best for bass, crappie, walleye, channel catfish, ferch, and trout, while medium to fast retrieves suit northern pike, pickerel, and muskie. It notes casting to sink to bottom and retrieving, starting above weeds in weeded waters.
Hull Advances In Match Play At Par 39 Lead
Miss Hull built a 3 up edge over Miss Hamilton at the turn, finished the last six holes one over par, and won the match to reach the second round. Spuzich met Mrs Miloserny, Hull faced Mrs Bogardus in six point matches as play resumed Wednesday. Other pairings included Mrs Burke versus Mrs Wright and Mrs Parry against Mrs Shorb. Matches continue Wednesday and Thursday, with the 36 hole finals Friday.
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North Anderson Lutheran 9s Cup Softball Win Details
North Anderson belts South Meridian 53 to 2 in Sunday School league play at Shadyside. Fifth Street tops Whetstone 6 to 5 with Hal Woods three hitter and Stephenson two run homer. Ed Fox fires one hitter for Christ Lutheran over Park Place. Tonight's schedule lists six games.
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