Record Field Of 42 Vie For Pepsi-Cola Open Tennis Title
A 42 player field at the Pepsi-Cola Open in Indianapolis vies for the title this weekend. Notables include defending champion Mike Kruetzer of Peru and top seeds from Fort Wayne, Hamilton, Anderson, and Shelbyville with first rounds set for Riley Park and May’s courts. Semifinals and finals cap the event Sunday with trophies from Pepsi-Cola Bottling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Stam Michzof
Idianapolis
Cliff Tluffmen
Tennisidleton
Toni Bolinger
Ham
Tourney
May’slilton
Ted Norris
Hamilton Park
Wayne Babbitt
Shelby
Ville
Chuck Wagner
Alderson
Dale Rockwell
Peru
Riley Park
John Berich
Racine
Wis
Scott
Griffey
Shelbyville
Toys
Manning
Hamilton
John
Mike Kruetzer
Kokomo
Riley
Rudrey Johnstott
Fortasne
Bielevis Penohnston
Muncie
Pendletor
Teresas Nore
New Albany
Dale Gibbons
Johnston
Jim Thorn
Steve Hiuntley
Aytaneam Burg
Mike Bigelow
Indianapolis
Saami Harlese
Ander
Fred Clouser
John ‘Templeton
Wisconsin
Florida
Donald Schmidt
Fort Wayne
Jim Campbell
West Lafayette
Ilinois
Ohio
Indiana
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Ted Holling
Matty Alou Aids Cuban Refugee Family Amid Slump
Pittsburgh star Matty Alou lent his apartment to Rodolfo Periu and family after their home burned, housing ten relatives for ten days as Alou's batting slump continued to 280. Manny Mota also helped, and Periu, a Cuban refugee, sought a new home while Alou balanced family care with playing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh, Pa
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh Pirates
Matty
Liel
Manny Mota
Mota
Alou
Rodolfo Periu
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Periu
Statio
Perius
Northrup sidelined by mumps for Tigers
Detroit center fielder Kim Northrup, a league batting leader, has contracted mumps and returned to Detroit to recuperate. Mickey Stanley will start in his place as the Tigers prepare to face the California Angels in Anaheim. Northrup, batting .312, arrived quietly after spending time at Adams State College in Alamosa, while track studies at altitude continue under Jack Daniels with athletes Nightengale, McCubbins, and Heinonen in Albuquerque and upcoming US Championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Kim Northrup
Tigers
California Angels
Anaheim
Calif
Northrup
Mickey Stanley
Adams State College
Alamosa
Mexico City
Conrad Nightengale
Kansas State
Chris McCubbing
Oklahom State
Tom Heinonen
Minnesoa
Jack Daniels
Ryan
McCubbins
Nightengale
Albuquerque
Adams
Anderson Sportsmen Fall 8-3 to Kokomo Highlanders
The Anderson Sportsmen lost 8 to 3 at Memorial Field as Kokomo Highlanders rallied with five runs in the third inning and added three more in the ninth. Manager Lawrence Montgomery hopes the team ends its skid with a Sunday home doubleheader against the Muncie Reds, continuing the push to regain form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Kokomo Highlanders
Memorial Field
Kokomo
New
Kokojima
Muncie Reds
Lawrence Montgomery
Fitohomne AB
RBI
Harlan
sAbling
Sraith
Palmore
Rutherford
Psimpson
Youngulood
Wilson
Ss A
Laylor
Ib Ioau
Ikokomo
Ieo Brade
He Aie
Murawekis
Watkins
Kokomo T
Vandercon
Patmore
Bredy. Lehr
ST A Teckdliner
Reveal
Grandview Women Golf Club Names Winners in Two Journeys
Grandview Women's Golf Club announced winners from two recent journeys with couples and pairings: Whole blind partners Jane Metcalf and Emma Lou England led, followed by Dot Runyon with Martha Boughton and Norma Granger with Mildred Crider. Class B saw ties Pat Breech and Margaret McAlister. Class A tied Lorraine Lancings Gay Sprinkle Edith Goodstar. Deadline Monday to register for Personal Guess Day Journey Thursday June 15 with club president Mrs. Virginia ue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview Women Golf Club
Janet Metcalf
Emma Lou England
Dot Runyon
Martha Boughton
Norma Granger
Mildred Crider
Dune Metcalf
Virginia
Pat Breech
Margaret McAlister
Lorraine Lancings
Gay Sprinkle
Edith Goodstar
Grandview
Sime 15
Rerviees
Mes
Virginia Ue
Palmer Family Buys Harlem Globetrotters
Chicago AP reports the Harlem Globetrotters, once owned by Abe Saperstein, were sold for 3.71 million dollars to a Chicago group led by Palmer, approved by a circuit court amid bids of 4.4 million from Metromedia and 1 million from Linn Broadcasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harlem Clebetroller
Abe Saperstein
Dicate
Potter Palmier
Palmer Group
Circuit Court
Duege
Roher
Tune
Metromedia, Inc
Linn Broadcasting Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fikenberry
Net
Anon
Huntley-Bige
Tow Mateh
Mike Hiken
Kerry
Gibbons-Reed Mateh
Leslie Bullman
Metus
Auto Insurance Company
Denny Myer
Dack Keesling
Pudge Olsen
Jay Handley
Don Draper
Huntington
moon—Merk Gough
Wither Morris - Babbitt
Bob Willett
Danville
Jack Keesling
John Berthh
Scott Griffey
Ted Lepkogus
Stan Michzef
Ted Hollingsworth
West Lafayete
John Kruetzer
Ed Berth
Ind
Darrell Johnson
Terre
Jim
Ryun
U.S
University of Kansas
Citizens Banking
Herald
Donmoor
Heral
Weiter
Mounds Mall
Grandview Woman's Victors
Palmer Family Buys
I Harlem Globetrotters
Antus
LE Tax & Old Tire
Mlagge Euiamticates
Kitten
Soo As
Oe Ad
Rte
Setar
Rome
Pons
Bob Rosberg
Rocke
Matey Tibbede
Briggs &Stration
H.P. Briggs & Stratton
Reg, i
Wesigres
Snereteal Eau
Edgewood Plaza
Southdale Plaza
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!