Top Court Women Start Cup Efforts at Wimbledon
Maureen Connully and Helen Fletcher open the 26th Wightman Cup at Wimbledon as top women players from America and Great Britain. Misa Connolly of San Diego, world No. 1, drew Miss Fletcher in the draw at the Lawn Tennis Association HQ. The United States leads with 17 Wightman Cup wins.
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Goin Fishin and the Superstitions of Angling
A humorous column by Joe Godfrey on fishing superstition and luck. It discusses anglers' rituals and the idea that skill, practice, and odd beliefs influence success, with playful anecdotes and a nod to beer brands of the era.
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Hartford City and Elwood clash at Callaway Park
Hartford City's Merchants meet the Elwood Roosters at 2 30 p m in Elwood with earlier wins over Alexandria Aldons and mixed results for both teams. The page lists rosters names and notes local sports activity around Russiaville Pendleton and Anderson with other minor items.
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Ex Eagles Rally For 8-7 Victory
The ex-Frankton Eagles edged Frankton's future nine, 8 to 7, in a seven inning baseball contest at Frankton Diamond. McPherson homered in the seventh after trailing 7-2.
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White River and Erskine Openers Highlight Parade Day Action
Rosters for White River and Erskine National Leagues announced for opening games Saturday at Athletic Park and Erskine Park Fairview field. Parade follows at 12 30 with 14 sponsors and about 500 boys, then doubleheaders at Shadyside Fairview and other leagues.
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Plants 3-7 6 to 3 over Giants in fast Delco Remy game
Plants 3-7 defeated Giants 6 to 3 in two hours under factory park floodlights. Rod Byrke won as Sonny Rhodes suffered the loss. five late runs turned the tide after the teams were outhit 4 to 2. Next week’s schedule lists Plants 1-4 versus Plants 10-14 and Plants 3-7 versus Plants 10-14.
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West Side Team shines at Flanner Track Meet drills
Tony Manero, winner of the 1038 National Open golf title at Baltusrol, reportedly eagleed a par five 38th hole during a Flanner Track Meet practice round, highlighting West Side Team’s weekend session.
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Bevelhimer Hired by Greenfield High School
Greenfield Ind announced Paul Bevelhimer as basketball coach and assistant football coach succeeding Wayne Irwin who resigned. Bevelhimer previously served as assistant coach at Shelbyville and is a graduate of Anderson Migo School and Boater University.
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Musial Sets Pace As Ruth’s Record Stays In Sight
Stan Musial remains ahead of Babe Ruth’s 1921 pace as he hits his twentieth homer of the season for the St. Louis Cardinals. Mentions Hank Sauer tying Ruth’s mark earlier in the day and notes Musial’s focus on his own game rather than the record.
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