Hawkins Clouts Speedway Open With 64 In 7-Under Par Card
Fred Hawkins fired a 7-under 64 in the opening round of the Speedway Festival Open Golf Tournament at Indianapolis, two strokes clear of Carmichael. Campbell, Venturi, and Ferrier trailed with 71, 75, and 69 respectively as play progresses across the festival course and schedules show rounds through Monday.
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Joe Campbell
Pendleton Idlewold Club
Ken Venturi
Jim Ferrier
Campbell-Ferrier-Venturi
Indianapolis
Fred Hawkins
Hawkins
Speedway
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Ind
Carmichael
Grandview Women Name Winners in 18 Hole Mystery Tourney
Grandview Women's Golf Club announced the winners of their 18 hole mystery tournament at the municipal course. Roth's Store sponsored the event. Prizes went to Geneva Shockey Martha Boughton Mickey McCrystal and Edith Goodstadt. An 18 hole blind partner tourney is ongoing.
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Grandview Women's Golf Club
Roth's Store
Geneva Shockey
Martha Boughton
Mickey McCrystal
Edith Goodstadt
Johnson Ricks Title Against Pastrano
World light heavyweight champion Harold Johnson from Philadelphia is a heavy favorite to defend his title in a 15 round bout against Willie Pastrano of Florida in Las Vegas. The fight airs on ABC at 7 p.m. PDT with around 6 000 spectators expected including Sonny Liston. Johnson carries a 81 7 1 record with 32 knockouts and has not lost since 1955 while Pastrano prepares for his first title chance in 13 years and holds an 83 17 12 record with 12 knockouts.
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Nev
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Willie Pastrano
North Mami Beach
Fla
ABC
Johnson
Doug Jones
Phildelphia
Jesse Bowdry
New York
National Boxing Association
Sonny Liston
Pastrano
Cot Johnson
Julio Mederos
Brian London
Kansas City Players Autograph Pregame Baseball Balls
The Kansas City Athletics will autograph 40 base balls before each home game, each bearing a player's name from that night's lineup. Owner Charles O. Finley says AL president Joe Cronin approved the plan to give fans pregame autographs for home games.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Charles O. Finley
A's
Joe Cronin
Finley
Cubs Topple Philadelphia In 2-1 Game
Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phillies 2-1 as Bob Buhl pitched into the eighth and Lindy McDaniel retired the bases loaded to preserve the win. The Cubs scored in the third and fourth off Chris Short, while Philadelphia could only respond with a single run.
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Lindy McDaniel
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Buhl
Chicago
Clay Dalrymple
Cookie Rojas
Dalrymple
Roy Sievers
Rojas
Tony Taylor
McDaniel
Cubs
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Oldis
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Taylor
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Gonzalez
Santo
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Demeter
Rodgers
Mathews
Torre
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Steiner
Donatelli
Crawford
Ven
Zon
Whitlock’s no-hit win as Woodruff stars for Agile league
Agile Mike Woodruff of Marshall Insurance pitched a no hit no run nine to zero victory over Whitlock's in White River play. Woodruff fanned 14 and was touched for two hit bats and one error. May and Nicholson drove in a three run homer that fueled a seven run fifth for Marshall Insurance.
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John Marshall
Whitlock
White River
Woodruff
Nicholson
Marshall
Anderson Sporting Goods
Whitlock’s
Central Tire
Marshall Insurance
Jaycees
Woodruff and
May
Metzger
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Ford Sharp as Tresh and Howard Hit Two Run Homers
Whitey Ford pitched a three hitter for the New York Yankees who defeated the Cleveland Indians 4-0. Tom Tresh and Elston Howard hit two run homers to back Ford who improved to 6-3 with eight strikeouts and two double plays supporting him.
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UPI
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Tom Tresh
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
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Jerry Kindall
Jose Azcue
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Joe Adcock
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Gene Green
Tresh
Howard
Jim Grant
Kindall
Grant
Allen
Alvis
Adcock
New York
DOD
E—Howser
Boyer
Richardson
Pepitone
Linz
Major League Standings and Thursday Results
Summary of Thursday results across Major League and Minor League play including NL scores for San Francisco Cincinnati St. Louis Houston Milwaukee Los Angeles Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia and AL games plus IL matchups Indianapolis Rochester Arkansas Buffalo Syracuse Columbus Toronto Richmond Jacksonville and Chicago Philadelphia Houston Milwaukee and more with listed pitchers and end-of-day notes.
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Houston
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Pitsburgh
Philadelphia
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Washington
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Boston
Kansas City
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Duckworth
Thies
Californian and Mother Goose Top Turf Card
The Californian and the $75,000 Mother Goose headline a rich Saturday at Aqueduct fronting Holly wood Park's summer stakes. Cadiz and Four-and-Twenty top the 11 16 mile field with weights led by 123 pounds for Four-and-Twenty. Spicy Living heads 3-year-olds in the Mother Goose with a strong supporting cast and hopes to join the triple crown bid.
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Rose Glazer Jones Land Are Golf Winners
Memorial Day golf at Anderson Country Club saw W G Rose win low gross with 75. J S Glazer took low net 81 12 69. Women led by E O Jones 49 for low gross and R W Land 50 11 39 for low net. Blind Par winners were Wechsler Bennett and Roth. Toedtmann and Pressing led putts.
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Bill Broderick
G. A. France
Oswald Named Kentucky President To Start September
Dr John W Oswald former DePauw football captain named to the 30000 a year presidency of the University of Kentucky He will assume the post September 1 succeeding Dr Frank G Dickey who becomes director of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
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John W. Oswald
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
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Kentucky Post
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Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Sun Valley Hosts Third Figure 8 Race Night At Speed Way
Sun Valley's Figure 8 racing continues after the Indianapolis 500 with a Saturday program at the local quarter mile oval. Gates open at 6 pm, heats at 8:30 pm after 7 pm qualifying, as Johnny White seeks another victory in the 15th Little 300 Special style event and more than 20 cars contest a stacked schedule.
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Sun Vally Speedway
Johnny White
Sun Valley
Bob Hopkins
Bowling prices at Rains Amf balls sale
Bowling shop offers AMF balls priced 30 cents each and holes plugged service for 2.50 dollars. The sale highlights include a $16.95 tag on selected balls.
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Rains
St Marys high school awards honor spring sports stars
Athletic Director Dick Wroden announced spring awards for St Marys High School track golf and varsity squads. Steve Rodecap was named most valuable player with multiple recipients including Tim Vores John Earp and Jim Head among others receiving track golf and minor awards.
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Jim Head
St Mary's
Dick Wroden
St. Mary's
Tim Vores
Guy Millard
Dave McGuiness
John Earp
Mike Koester
Tom Kellen
Homer LaRue
Larry Whitehead
Bob Lane
Tim McClain
Bill McClintock
Joe McClain
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Dillard
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LaRue
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Fritz Martin
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Bruce Baldwin
Greg Baldwin
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Ed Fredricks
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Jim Lavele
Jim Fasone
Dick Daoust
Tim Laughlin
Jim Lavelle
Mike Eckstein
Larry Fedor
Dave West
Ken Walker
John Snyder
Chris Tuerff
Mike Shepherd
Jack Quinn
Jeff Gritter
Jim Czarnecki
Greg Thoben
Dave Abel
Bob Weis
Intruder’s Courtesy Sparks Quiet Fishing Resolve
Most anglers have met the brash intruder that joins without invitation. We favor solitude when luck and a school of fish appear, whether at a small pool or a large lake. the pledge urges respecting another’s fishing area and avoiding disruption.
Highland Laddies blank Pirates in 9 0 victory
Highland Laddies defeated Madison Heights 9 to 0 behind five hits from Brennenberg and McClain in a decisive win. It was coach Charles Smith's fifth victory in six games as Highlanders prepare to host Lapel.
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Highlanders
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Reformatory Braces Triples Gas City in 9 3 Loss
The Reformatory's Harp pitched a nine hit game as IR Park beat Gas City 9 to 3 on Memorial Day. IR now leads the Eastern Indiana Baseball League at 5 and 1, Gas City stands 2 and 2. Montpelier visits IR Sunday for league play.
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Indiana Reformatory
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EIBL
Chesterfield Clinches 9-3 Win in Softball Tilt
Chesterfield tripled North Anderson A 9 to 3 in the solo Senor Sunday School league game at Shadyside diamond. Hal Wood and Kearns led Chesterfield with strong pitching and hitting as Reedler and Bender supported the offense.
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Giles Denies Hutchinson Protest On Warmup Pitch Call
National League President Warren Giles rejected Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson's protest of a May 29 loss to the San Francisco Giants 5-4. Hutchinson claimed umpire Shag Crawford improperly allowed Juan Marichal more than eight warmup pitches. Giles said Crawford acted with judgment given unusual circumstances.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Reds
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Juan Marichal
Giles
Crawford
Wynn Signs with Indians in Fourth Bid for 300 Wins
Veteran pitcher Early Wynn, 43, agreed to a free agent pact with the Cleveland Indians to pursue his 200th win for the major league career after three previous tries at 300 victories. He cited the team’s offer as decisive and strong.
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UPI
Early Wynn
Friday
Cleveland Indians
Wynn
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