Three Club Teams Schedule National Golf Day Event
Plans involve Anderson Country Club Richard Stage Edgewood Country Club and Wayne Hensley Grandview Golf Club coordinating with pros Raymond Jones and Jim Coates and players to contest National Golf Day. Rosburg and Casper to play in Akron while local duffers pay $1 entry and may add strokes for scoring. Proceeds go to the National Caddies Fund and scholars.
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Dick) Stage
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Madison Heights Edge Bulldogs In Final Inning Tilt
Lapel rallied to beat Madison Heights 3 to 2 in a Summer League game on Lapel soil. Sisson doubled and Stan Sandefur doubled again as the Bulldogs plated the winning run in the seventh. Loren Wertz homered for Madison Heights, while Wertz and Campbell accounted for two RBIs apiece.
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Home Runs Decide Wins At Shadyside
Gus Carlson a Park Place player hit a homer on his first plate appearance and later drove in the winning run with a fly ball triple in the eighth to beat Christ Lutheran 6-5. Harold Ausbin out pitched Layton in a 3-1 South Meridian win as Pentz homered in the sixth. Arrow Heights beat Mounds Baptist 5-2 in Senior Sunday School softball at Shadyside with King and Fox homering for Christ Lutheran. Eighty-seven candidates on West Virginia varsity spring football roster.
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Hockett-Maco Legion Cards Plan 22-Game Schedule
The Hockett Legion Maco Junior squad announces a 22-game slate coordinated by Joe McDowell. Nine doubleheaders include Tipton Marion Frankfort Kokomo Mississinewa Wabash Alexandria Lebanon Logansport Muncie and Anderson Babe Ruth Stars with opening game June 13 at Memorial Field and pregame ceremonies by Hackett Post and city officials.
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Herbert Hockett Elected Legion Commander for 1960 61
Herbert James Herbert of the George Hockett American Legion post was elected commander for 1960 61 at the annual meeting. He succeeds D B Puckett with installation August 2. Other officers named include George Grady first vice commander Paul Mitchell second vice commander Ralph Hiday adjutant John Collins finance officer George Kilgus chaplain Marvin Lowash sergeant at arms Joe McDowell athletic officers Robert Williamson service officer Orville Speed Johnson historian. Delegates to the Indiana state convention July 14 15 and 16 and to the national convention in Miami Beach Fla in October were also chosen.
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Six Marksmen Battle For Top Honors In Skeet Shoot
Six marksmen Roland Russell Henry Benak Forest Stewart Jack Brewer Rube Cox and L Sanborn deadlocked for top honors at the Anderson Badge and Gun Club weekly skeet shoot at the club range last Sunday Each broke 25 straight targets and high scores appear in scattered squad tallies with multiple 25s and 24s by several shooters.
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Anderson Meets Dugger Pitchers Here Next Sunday
Dugger's crack horseshoe team led by William Nielsen will clash with Anderson in the first American Horseshoe Association state league match at Athletic Park courts. Pre match practice at 12 30 p.m. Nielsen was a 1937 AAU junior tournament participant. Eugene Brumfield of Markleville and Hubert Trinkle of Linton, a Dugger teammate, are noted figures in the matchup.
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Gene) Brumfield
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The Boat Club Sets New Management Team
Lou and Emil Scherer take new leadership of The Boat Club as the management change goes into effect. The move brings fresh direction and community plans for upcoming events and member activities.
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McGivern No-Hitter Shocks Babe Ruth League at Emge
Larry McGivern, 15, pitched the season’s first no hit no run game striking out 15 Lynch Glass in a 7 to 0 Emge’s victory at the Babe Ruth diamond. Delco Remy beat Pitcock Construction 9 to 4. East Side defeated Marsh 12 to 2. Decker’s toppled Madison Concessions 11 to 2 at Memorial diamond.
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Hoosier Market Lions Exchange Club Game Recap
Gregg Logan hit a three run homer in the first inning for Hoosier Market as Joy pitched a two hit shutout through four innings with 1 run and 4 hits allowed. Exchange Club led 9 1 at Meadowbrook Little League in a game featuring Joy and Roe.
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Stouder to report to Johnson City in Appalachian League
Stouder, a right hander from Nappanee Indiana, who threw four no hitters in American Legion junior baseball, will report to Class D Johnson City Tennessee in the Appalachian League on Friday.
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Lions Edge Guide Lamp In Fairview Little League Thriller
The Lions defeated Guide Lamp 5-4 yesterday at Fairview Park diamond. Lions built a five run lead, then withstood a Lamps rally in the seventh. W Coates earned the win, Woods took the loss. Line scores show Lions 212 000 5 Lamp 202 043.
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Coaches in running for Wendell Willkie position in Elwood
Indiana high school state final Four is referenced with two younger coaches in the bidding for the Wendell Willkie coaching post in Elwood. The item cites local context and election-like speculation around coaching leadership.
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Daleville Dominates Cowan 33-10 In Summer League Game
Daleville routed Cowan 33 to 10 in a summer league baseball clash at Daleville. Cowan pitchers issued 21 walks as Daleville built a lopsided win then advances to face Muncie Burris Thursday at Ball State.
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Fathers and Sons Tie In ACC Tournament at Anderson Club
Sixty six father son pairs competed in the Anderson Country Club Father Son Tournament last Sunday. Winners include 12 and under duo M Glazer and Jay Glazer with 54, second G C Hallenbeck and Dave Hallenbeck 42 and 66, 10 13 14 and 15 K H Schneider Windsor Schneider, P H Decker Phil Decker, and R E Blake Bobby Blake. 16 and over winners J D Baker Tom Baker 61 86, tie G E Ross Tom Ross 83 8 Tom Ross 168, and K FE Ballinger Larry Ballinger 81 87 168 with play offs scheduled.
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Baseball scores from yesterday and Monday results across leagues
Yesterday results show Chicago crushed Pittsburgh 13 to 2 and Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 5 to 3. Milwaukee beat St. Louis 1 to 4 while Cincinnati shut out San Francisco 3 to 0. Detroit topped Baltimore 5 to 2 and Washington beat Kansas City 7 to 2. Cleveland defeated Boston 12 to 3 as New York lost to Chicago 5 to 2. American Association games include St Paul 5 Indianapolis 4 and Minneapolis 5 Louisville 1. International League saw Miami 2 Montreal 0 and Rochester 2 Richmond 0. Monday games feature St Louis 5 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 3 New York 2 alongside Baltimore 6 Washington 1 and Minneapolis 9 Louisville 2. Other Monday results include Dallas-Ft Worth 14 Denver 8 and Houston 7 Charleston 4.
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MLB Pitchers Set Across Dense Interleague Night Slate
MLB interleague action features Mizell and Anderson hosting and visiting slates with multiple games including Mizell at Chicago Anderson at Milwaukee Los Angeles Drysdale at night and Williams at Los Angeles. Other matchups include Detroit at Baltimore Shaw at New York Daley at Washington and Perry Latman Hawkins vs Boston notes.
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