Nicklaus Leads Buick Open Field At Warwick Hills In Weather Threats
Jack Nicklaus opens as favorite in the $100,000 Buick Open at Warwick Hills with a 144-man field including Arnold Palmer Tony Lema Bobby Nichols Billy Casper and Sam Snead. The long wet course is expected to favor big hitters and Nicklaus’s form after a recent pro-am. Bruce Crampton and Chi Chi Rodriguez also compete in the four day event aiming for a $20 000 top prize.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Warwick Hills
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Tony Lema
Bobby Nichols
Billy Casper
Doug Sanders
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Sam Snead
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Lionel Hebert
Columbus
Ohio
Lema
Bob Rosburg
Crampton
Indianapolis
O Haver And Anderson Hit Two Homers Each In Softball Action
O Haver belted two homers including a sixth inning grand slam and Anderson added two, powering Music to an 11 8 win over Local 1944 while Alibi beat Lynch in another Commercial Men’s league game at Shadyside Pepsi-Cola defeated Emge’s 15 2.
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O'Haver
Anderson
Alibi
Lynch
Shadyside
Boyer
Bill Blair
Pepsi-Cola
Emge
Clen
Norris and Gropp
Corzine
Adult Swimming Classes Offered at YMCA This June
Free learn to swim sessions for adults age 16 and over begin Monday June 1 at the YMCA. Sponsored by the YMCA and Anderson News papers Inc the 45 minute classes run through Friday June 13 under Earl Guernsey with YMCA instructors. Men attend 1 30 and 6 pm ladies at 2 15 3 and 6 43 registrations via Herald and Bulletin coupons or in person at the YMCA lobby desk.
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YMCA
Anderson Newspapers Inc
Earl Guernsey
Herald and Bulletin
Connie Mack Season Opens in Six-Team League
The Connie Mack Baseball League starts Saturday with three games on the Babe Ruth diamond. Supreme Tool faces J.C. Sales at 11 a.m. Delco-Remy meets Alhea Plumbing at 1:30 p.m. Pepsi-Cola vs Guide Lamp plays at Crawford Field at 11. Managers listed include Roscoe Scott, Mike Bandon, Robert Mann, Elmer Reveal, Ron Pickett and William Crawford. An officers meeting was held at city hall with another called for 8 p.m. next Tuesday.
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J.C. Sales
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Crawford Field
Pepsi- Cola
Guide Lamp
Roscoe Scott
Mike Bandon
Robert Mann
Deleo-Remy
Elmer Reveal
Althea Plumbing
Ron Pickett
Pepsi-Cola
William Crawford
City Hall
Local sports brief lists teams and scores from city leagues
Multiple compact notes show rival matchups and box scores. Davis Dairy, Manifold and LeMay, Turner and Orbik, Malone and Adams, Cage and Barcus appear with HRs and game times. Local teams including Lions Central Tire Verun, Sertoma, Seven Up, Pottery, Acme Paving, McDonald’s, Coca Cola, Eagles and Local 662 appear with 5 pm to 6 pm games and score fragments.
Mace's First-Row Victories in BR Contests
Mace's topped Marsh's 6 to 5 as Local 662 beat Er ge's 5 to 1 in Babe Ruth boys' baseball at the South BR diamond last night. Shepard drove in 12 steals for 662 while Martzell of Erge's sent 11 Union players back to the bench after strikeouts.
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Erge
South BR
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Martzell
Los Angeles
UPD
Mary
iGrissom
Middletown Golfers Ace on Valley View Course
Thad Loudenback a 15 year old from Middletown scored a hole in one on the No 3 par 3 124 yard hole at Valley View with a seven iron. Robert Farmer of Middletown followed later the same day with a 5 iron for his ace on the same hole. Witnesses for Loudenback were Marvin Dragoo Dick Adams Charles Gordon James Daffron and Mark Cronk. Witnesses for Farmer were Mrs Robert Farmer Frankie Farmer and Elmer Foland.
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Thad Loudenback
Robert Farmer
Valley View
Loudenback
Jack Loudenback
Marvin Dragoo
Dick Adams
Charles
Chuck) Gordon
James Daffron
Mark Cronk
Farmer
Frankie Farmer
Elmer Foland
Houston Astros Attendance Rises at Domed Stadium
Houston fans flocked to air conditioned baseball at the Harris County Domed Stadium this season with 734,139 paid in 27 games. This exceeds last season by 8,366, averaging 97,188 per game and marking the majors’ top increase. Tours and events added about 102,000 visitors since April.
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UPI
Houston Astros
Harris County
McClain Vanderbur Fasone Are Honored at St Marys Sports Convo
St Marys High School honored track and golf athletes at the Spring Sports Convocation. Joe McClain received the Most Valuable Player trophy in track, Jim Fasone the golf MVP, and Steve Vanderbur won Outstanding Senior Athlete.
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St. Mary's High School
St. Mary's
Jack Tilley
Joe McClain
Dick Worden
Jim Fasone
Gaels’ Lettermen Club
Steve Vanderbur
Civic Linksmen Open 1955 Loop At Grandview Course
Anderson Civic Men's Golf League opens its 1955 loop this afternoon at Grandview municipal course. Most players tee off around 4 to 5 p.m. with nine hole rounds across three or four courses. Oscar Melson compiles team totals and Walter Black manages league scores on Meadowbrook Thursday.
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Oscar Melson
Civic Linksmen
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Meadowbrook
Craney Resigns to Lead Barr-Reeve Schools
Washington High School coach Glen C. Craney 47, a 75 percent winner in four years, leaves to serve as superintendent of Barr-Reeve Community Schools at Montgomery. His Hatchets posted 21 wins and 2 losses last season. Wilt Chamberlain set the Madison Square Garden scoring mark with 73 points for San Francisco against New York in 1962.
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Steve) Craney
Washington High School
Barr- Reeve Community Schools
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Wilt
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UPI
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San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
New York Knicks
Vacation Bible School in Summitville Churches
Summitville hosts a June 1 to 11 Vacation Bible School across the Baptist, Christian, and Methodist churches with daily sessions 9 to 11 30 a m for ages three through junior high. The Methodist and Christian churches assign age appropriate themes and leaders, and an ice cream social closes the event on June 11.
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Summitville
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Methodist Church
Peggy Baily
Mary Helen Elsworth
Norma Bouroff
Dorothy Moore
First National and Frisch's top Babe Ruth foes
First National shut out Best Ever 11 to 0 and Frisch's edged Madison Concessions 4 to 2 in Babe Ruth action on Crawford Field. First National collected five hits to spark a big first inning against Best Ever, with William Anderson and Dickey Swanson among the contributors.
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Davis
Basey
Ashley
Bo Tie
Bovie
Daley
Senators win first of doubleheader 15 0 on Howard two homers
Washington batters explode for seven runs in the eighth inning as Frank Howard and Joe Cunningham homer twice each and drive in four and three runs respectively. Cunningham also singles in two runs, while Jim King adds a seventh inning homer to cap a 15-0 rout over Los Angeles.
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Weather and sports notes from a cluttered day in baseball and track
Day's results include NL games New York at Chicago rain soaked and Cincinnati 5 Houston 2 called due to rain while LA and St Louis tied 1 end innings. AL action Detroit at New York rained out, others in progress or postponed. Track stars clock fast marks and Notre Dame and Wisconsin athletes post strong times in sprints and distance events. Mulligan advances in Naples tennis tourney with Mangoni defeated 6-1 2.
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Coach changes at Wabash and Yale Harvard game notes
Lee Aldridge leaves Wabash High to coach both sports at Pioneer in Cass County. Don Liedt for Al Spangler trade highlights Angels A L Spangler acquisition. Yale Harvard game ends 20-6 with Harvard kicker Hariand missing one extra point to end a streak and Yale runner Mercein missing on his second try.
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Wabash High School
Pioneer
Cass County
Wabash
Indiana University
New Haven
Bowling Tips Promise Score Boost from Marion Ladewig
A pocket pamphlet titled Control Tips for Beginners by Marion Ladewig offers guidance to Bowlers facing scoring slumps. Readers can send 10 cents and a stamped return envelope to Marion Tadewig at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago for more details.
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Marion Ladewig
Marion Tadewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Kokomo High School Wins INCC All Sports Trophy 1964-65
Kokomo High School earns the North Central Conference all sports trophy with 127.5 of 140 points led by championships in football track wrestling and golf. Anderson finishes second with 106.75 points followed by Logansport Richmond Lafayette Marion New Castle Frankfort.
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Richmond
Lafayette
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