Ward Given One Year Probation by USGA for Amateur Rule Violation
National Amateur champion Harvie Ward was placed on a one year probation by the USGA for accepting expenses to participate in tournaments from 1953 through 1957. Joseph Dey cited mitigating circumstances and Ward's stated understanding from his employer. Ward will seek reinstatement and plans to compete in the U S Open as an applicant for amateur reinstatement. Ward expressed mixed feelings after the ruling.
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U.S. Golf Assn
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Western Golf Assn
Golf
Ill
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Mass
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Ohio
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European Drivers Boycott Monza Says Fangio
Argentinian champion Fangio claims European drivers will skip the June 29 Monza 500 mile race. He argues Americans will outpace European cars built for road racing, while officials cite Monza banked turns as too dangerous for the new International Pilots Union.
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Juan Manuel Fangio
Argentina
Monza
Fangio
Indianapolis
Linion
America
Ram Indianapolis
Italy
New York
Indianapollis
Pat O'Conner
City Softball Meet Kicks Off At Shady Side Park
The City Softball Meet opens at Shady Side Park tonight under lights. At 6:30 the Packers face Chesterfield New Bankard, at 7:30 Plumbers meet Polish Club, and at 8:30 Christ Lutheran plays Guide Spot Lamps. Competition continues nightly through the work week.
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Emege Packers
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Takeoffs on field events shifted to asphalt at AAU meet
AAU Track and Field Championships at Dayton High School Stadium will use asphalt takeoffs for all field events June 21 22 announced director Dave Albritton. The shot put and discus will use concrete footing and gym shoes replace spikes. Needle spikes preferred for high jump and pole vault. Albritton notes Olympic precedent and athlete demand.
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Dave Albritton
Dayton Area
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Katona Farris Renew Rivalry At Sun Valley Speedway
Iggy Katona of Lambertville and Jack Farris of Indianapolis renew their MARC rivalry in a program led by Katona who tops the all 1957 model standings in the Midwest Association for Race Cars. Farris sits second in a field of over 40 with time trials at 7 p.m. and the Wolap feature planned for 8 30 p.m. Katona drives a Chevrolet sedan while Farris pilots a Chevrolet convertible in a stock car event that draws large crowds at Sun Valley.
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Midland
Jack Farris
Indianapolis
Sun Valley Speedway
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MARC
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Bob James
Tom Horner
Herschel White
Jack Pickens
Rollie Beale
Sam Valley
Joe Helping
Grandview Hosts Mixed 2-Bal Golf Sunday
The Grandview Men and Women Golf Clubs hold a mixed two-ball foursome event Sunday at the municipal course. Anaconda Wire and Cable Co. sponsors. entries close at noon. Play starts 1 p.m. Sign up at the starter’s house.
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Anaconda Wire and Cable Co
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Bee King
Jaw Net
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Fogarty
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Baseball Scores and Schedules from Friday Action
Box scores recap yesterday's National and American Leagues with Brooklyn over Cincinnati 6 1, Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 1 St Louis 5. American League results show Washington 11 Cleveland 7 Detroit 6 New York 3 Baltimore 3. Three league games listed with Davenport Evansville Cedar Rapids and Keokuk. Tomorrow pitchers listed for several matchups across leagues.
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Junior Olympics Carded Today
The fifth annual Junior Olympics track meet will be held this afternoon at 1 o clock at South Anderson Field. Sponsored by Anderson City Parks and the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the event draws 11 to 17 year olds competing for more than 252 ribbons across four events.
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Bell Seen as Likely to Break Owens Broad Jump Mark
Indiana coach Gordon Fisher says Greg Bell, Terrre Haute standout, is a top threat to the 26 feet 4 inch world record by Jesse Owens. Bell has jumped 26 feet 4.5 inches and is vying for the NCAA meet in Austin Texas with possible national AAU run in Indianapolis.
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Ohio
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Fullmer Wins Unanimous Decision Over Jones in Chicago
Former middleweight champ Gene Fullmer defeated Ralph Jones in a 10 round unanimous decision at Chicago Stadium. Jones pressured throughout but Fullmer surged from the ropes and corners to secure the victory in Friday night action.
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Chicago
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Ralph
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Insterwald And Bolt Tie At Rubber City Open
Insterwald and Bolt share the lead after the second round of the Rubber City Open in Akron Ohio with 135 under par. Gay Brewer Jr John Pott and Walker Inman Jr trail by one stroke in the $22 000 event.
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Cincinnati
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Shreveport
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First Baptist routs opponents as Bethany plates 19 runs in Sunday softball
In Sunday School C softball at Shadyside First Baptist topped Perkinsville Methodist 3 to 1, while Anderson B pitched a no hit bid in an 8 to 3 win over East Side. Bethany exploded for 19 runs against First Friends with homers by Willis and Bell and multiple extra base hits.
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Dr Bergers Pep Pills Stir Anger From Athletes to Coaches
The article reports a global controversy sparked by Dr Herbert Berger accusing athletes of using pep pills. It cites Harry Harman demanding substantiation or apologies, statements from John Landy and a Durant High School coach proposing drugless or phosphate-based substitutes, and reactions from Australia New Zealand and Durant Oklahoma.
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Campbell Dinner Planned June 20
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce sponsors a community banquet honoring Campbell the city’s top amateur golfer. The 7 p.m. event Thursday June 20 will be at the Anderson Country Club with principal speaker William Kaiser of Hillerick and Bradshy Co Lewisville. Kaiser and Campbell will give a golf clinic.
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Chesterfield Plans Parade and Ceremony For Little Leaguers
Chesterfield announces a large parade and dedication ceremony to launch the 1957 Lille League season. Garland Dilts chairs the parade with many local groups, sponsors, and sponsors honored in Makepeace Memorial Park. Tack Cade leads the league as the boys’ activities begin after a 1:14 p.m. assembly and 1:30 p.m. march from the shopping center to the park.
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White River Little League opens season this afternoon
The White River Little League hosts its season opener at the Athletic Park diamond at 1 pm against Anderson Sporting Goods and the Jaycees. A 3 pm Police Pals meeting at Whitlock follows with 12:30 pregame ceremonies, flag raise, loop officials, players and managers introduced, and first pitches. Rosters list Jaycees Eddie Ray and others, Whitlock coach Sam Norris, Police Pals Burl Boston, and Anderson Sporting Goods personnel.
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James Flannigan
Ronnie Douglas
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Rusty McCarroll
Bobby Hiday
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Terry Henry
Denny Gaddis
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Jack Knepp
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Middletown Nets 2nd Straight Win in Narrow Showdown
Middletown Junior Oilers beat Markleville 3 to 2 in Tri County High School Conference baseball. Max Loudenbeck jabbed three singles and drove in two as Middletown notched its second straight victory. Arabians outhit Middletown 6 to 5 and the team travels to Pendleton next Wednesday.
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County Amateur Links Entries Are Due Tuesday
Early entries for the Madison County Amateur Championship, a 72 hole medal event, must be submitted by Tuesday with pairings arranged at 7 30 p m. by Chairman Dale Overtin. Clubs involved are Elwood County Club Pendleton Idlewold Edgesynod and Anderson Grandview with rounds on June 15 18 22 across Pendleton Idlewold Edgesynod Grandview and Elwood. Late entries accepted with starting fees. TV influence hockey clubs in New York and Chicago credit television with boosting attendance last season.
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Gift Certificates For Father's Day At Sears Liquor Store
Gift certificates offered for Father’s Day at Sears Liquor Store located at 538 W. Sth. Phone contact 27013 listed for inquiries and purchases.
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