Best Fishing Holes And Local Sports Notes
The report covers murky rivers Johnson County and Geist Reservoir with channel catfish on soft craws and carp on dough balls. It lists junior tennis entries due June 17, Anderson tourney June 20 25, and a July 11 16 Elwood Outdoor Basketball Tournament with teams from across the state including Muncie Central alums. Eisenhower kin rivalry, Menard prison Little League Cubs sponsorship, and local golf scores corrected.
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Johnson County
Big Blue River
Driftwood River
Sagar
Hamilton County
Morse Reservoir
White River
Cicero Creek
Morse
Marion County
Geist
Fall Creek
Elwood
Ross Sharp
Elwood Lions Club
Callaway Park
Wurlitzer Wizards of
Muncie
Muncie Central
Ron Bonham
John Dampier
Jones Firestone
Darrell McQuitty
Dick Mitchell
Purdue U
Mr. Sharp
Corzine Fires One-Hitter Leads 15-0 Mer idian B Win
Corzine pitched a one hitter as South Meridian B defeated Bethel 15-0 at Shadyside Park. The win keeps South Meridian undefeated after five starts. Gray hit a circuit shot and Lawler added one. Other games saw First EUB and Bethany win 14-3 over Mt Zion and North Anderson B respectively.
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Carlos Corzine
Bethel
South Meridian
Shadyside
EUB
Bethany
Mt. Zion
North Anderson
Gray
Lawler
S. Meridian
Bethe
Corzine
Hogue
Turner
Hensley
N. Anderson
Rehmel
Swinford
Reeder
Schemmer
Burmeister
Reel
Cline
Rousey
Former NL Umpire Vic Delmore Dies
Victor Delmore, 43, former National League umpire and longtime baseball figure, died Friday in Hahnemann Hospital after a brief illness. Delmore officiated in the NL for several seasons and his 1960 season contract was not renewed.
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Scranton, Pa
Victor
Vic) Delmore
Hahnemann Hospital
Delmore
Anderson Hosts Dugger Horseshoe Clash Sunday
Horseshoe fans will pack Anderson Athletic Park courts Sunday afternoon for a state match between Ameri can Horseshoe Pitching Assn. rivals Dugger and Anderson. Action starts at 1 p m in the season opener for both clubs led by Eugene Brumfield of Markleville and captained by Williams Nielsen with a strong local lineup.
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Anderson Athletic Park
American Horseshoe
Dugger
Anderson
Eugene
Red) Brumfield
Markleville
Indiana
Invaders
Williams
Bill) Nielson
Nielson
Andy Delph Jr
Andy Delph Sr
Chuck Leigh
Johnny Laxton
Gene Cornelius
Ed Richardson
Dave Near
Bob Butsler
Brumfield
Fred Lamb
Don Owens
Charles Brown
Red Lane
Jim Turner
Bob Hon
Falls in golf tournament trims field to quarter finals
In Myrtle Beach South Carolina the Southern Amateur completes two rounds leaving four quarter finalists. Medalist Billy Joe Patten loses 21 holes to Buzzy Basinger after a 1 up win over Curtis Person. Remaining top seeds include Dave Smith Dale Morey and matchups set for Saturday with 36 hole final slated for Sunday.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
Billy Joe Patten
Morganton
N.C
Curtis Person
Memphis
Buzzy Basinger
Charlotte
Dave Smith
Gastonia
Dale Morey
Basinger
Charles Smith
Jim Pulliam
Columbia
John McKey
Orlando
Fla
Cobby Ware
Augusta
Raleigh Powell
Wilmington
Bobby Ford
Georgetown
Bob Galloway
Winston-Salem
Baker Named Boston Interim Manager To Succeed Jurges
Boston officials fired Billy Jurges as manager of the Red Sox and named veteran coach Del Baker interim manager. Jurges, under strain from a tailspin and a 10 game skid, was given a leave of absence and now receives unconditional release with full salary for 1960.
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Baker
Boston
Jurges
Billy Jurges
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Arlington
del Baker
Mike Higgins
Tom Yawkey
Bucky Harris
Yawkey
Harris
Lewis Zink Led Decker's In Babe Ruth Win
Lewis Zink threw a three hitter for Decker's as the team beat Marsh Foodliner 5 to 4 in a Babe Ruth league contest. Emge's hurler held Madison Concessions to three hits while his team won 5 to 1. Hoosier Markets defeated Chesterfield Lumber 5 to 3 in the same set of games.
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Lewis
Decker
Marsh Foodliner
Zink
Emge
Madison
Packers
Hoosier
Chesterfield Lumber
Chesterfield
Fuller
Browning
McCurry
Hovermale
J Reichart
M Hovermele
Ec Lantz
Melson
Bass
Tooley
L. Carmack
Malsom
Eckstein
Pemee's
AB King SS
Stine
Mauch
Newson
Doeust
Kirk
Duncan
McGivern
Emge's
Malierre Bennett Carmack King
Doust Zink
D. Carmack
Marsh AK
Mathews
Chastain Bute
Sloan
Stewart
Fauld of
Meikel
Harvey
Munro
Bleck
Aoe
Phares
Whitman
Starrett
Youngblood
Lewis G McCormick
Zerkel Mood
Quimby
Brooks Aims for Eighth Indiana Chess Title
D. O. Brooks of South Bend seeks his eighth state chess crown at the Indiana Chess Association annual tournament in Logansport. The six round Swiss event, rated by the U S Chess Federation, runs through Sunday as Brooks defends his title.
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Logansport
Ind
D. O. Brooks
South Bend
Indiana Chess Assn
U.S. Chess Federation
Brooks
Baseball scores from Thursday card across leagues
National League results include Chicago 6 Philadelphia 1 and St Louis 9 Pittsburgh 5 with other games Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles ongoing and San Francisco 1 Milwaukee led. American League shows Baltimore 5 Kansas City 4 and Detroit 7 Washington 4 plus Chicago 13 Boston 3 and New York 4 Cleveland 3. American Association features Minneapolis 6 Indianapolis 0 and Denver 13 Dallas Ft Worth 12 with several additional scores and close games listed.
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Pittsburgh Ip
San Francisco
Tig x-Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Gia
St Louis A
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
American Association
Louisville
Denver
Charleston
St Paul
Houston
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Dallas Ft. Worth
Baseball Matchups Across Major Leagues Today
Today’s schedule features major league games with several pitchers listed for each matchup. Notable noon and night games include Philadelphia at Chicago, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, Cleveland at New York, Kansas City at Baltimore, and Chicago at Boston in a two game day-night split. Players named include Conley, Ellsworth, Law, Sadecki, Newcember, Padres, Pizzaro, Antonelli, O’Dea, Grant, Ford, Herbert, Estrada, Wynn, Shaw, DeLock, Casale, Messi, Fisher, and multiple teams across American Association play.
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Philadelphia
Conley
Chicago
Ellsworth
Pittsburgh
Law
St. Louis
Sadecki
Cincinnati
Newcember
Los Angeles
Padres
Milwaukee
Pizzaro
Lance
Antonelli
O'Dei
Cleveland
Grant
New York
Ford
Kansas City
Herbert
Baltimore
Estrada
Wynn
Shaw
Boston
DeLock
Casale
Detroit
Messi
Washington
Fisher
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Denver
Charleston
Houston
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Commerci al League Sparks Three Softball Wins at Shadyside Park
C Humes held Alexandria to three hits as Camera Shop won 11 to 1. Lynch hit 16 in a 13 to 2 win over Emge's. LeAnna and Redecap belted back to back homers in the fourth to lift Eighth Street to a 10 to 8 victory over Forse. Phillippi and Jones connected homers for Camera Shop. Nealis had a two run shot for Lynch.
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C. Humes
Camera Shop
Alexandria
Lynch
Emge’s
LeAnna and
Redecap
Eighth Street Athletic Club
Eighth Street
Forse
Phillippi
Jones
Nealis
J. Humes
N. Humphries
Howerton
8Th Street
Falk
Swain
LeAnna
Jackson
Emge
Morehead
Linder
Ellis
W. Couch
Maco Tops Wabash In 11-10 Slugfest
Maco Beverage outslugged the Wabash Athletics 11 to 10 to claim their second victory in three starts as the home baseball season opened under Memorial Field. Anderson hosts Muncie’s Marhoefer Boosters at 2 p m Sunday for the locals second home game. Paul Hornung led the NFL with 94 points last season.
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Anderson Maco Beverage
Wabash Athletics
Memorial Field
Anderson
Muncie
Marhoefer Boosters
Foyt Wins 50-Lap Midget Feature At Sun Valley Speedway
A. J. Foyt from seventh starting spot led 22nd lap to win the 50 lap 110 Offy speed show at Sun Valley Speedway before 7,450 fans. John White led from pole before Foyt passed on lap 22. Jim Packard finished second with White third as Davies challenged late. Williams had an early accident but recovered to finish 15th.
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A. J. Foyt
Houston
Texas
Sun Valley Speedway
Leroy Warriner
Gene Hartley
John* White
Warren
Mich
All-American Racing Club
Foyt
Joe Helpling
Jim Packard
Indianapolis
White
Jimmy Davies
Warriner
Davies
Anderson
Jim McWithey
Richard” Frazier
Muncie
McWithey
Frazier
Jim Hurtbise
Lennox
Calif
Les Scott
Pacoima
Carl Williams
Kansas City
Williams
Cummins Fans 17 in Babe Ruth Baseball Night
Lynch Glass defeats East Side Dairy 12 to 11, Pitcock tramples Coca-Cola 17 to 6, and Delco-Remy edges Guide Lamp 7 to 5 in Thursday Babe Ruth contests. Cummins, pitcher for Pitcock Construction, set a record by striking out 17 Coca-Cola batters.
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Lynch Glass
East Side
Pitcock
Coca-Cola
Delco- Remy
McBride Seeks Second Straight Sun Valley Feature Win
Merrill McBride of Lewisville aims for a repeat feature victory at Sun Valley Speedway as Indiana Roadster Racing Association cars pack Anderson track tonight. He trails Gene Christie of Yorktown but recently edged Christie in a 30 lap race. a big crowd is expected with time trials at 7 p.m. CDT and heats at 8 30.
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Merrill McBride
Lewisville
Sun Valley Speedway
Indiana Roadster Racing Association
Anderson Track
New Castle
Gene Christie
Yorktown
McBride
Christie
Sun Valley
Dick Mustin
Greenfield
Dave Weir
Fortville
Jim Stigall
Muncie
Dave Barnes
Anderson
Ellis Herbert
Rushville
Dick Jackson
Max Sorrell
Bob Fields
Maxwell
State Marbles Tourney Carded Here Saturday
Bill Orebaugh a 13 year old from Heights Junior High will represent Anderson in the Indiana State Marbles Tournament at Shady Side Park. About 15 to 16 entries are expected from Mishawaka Gas City Elwood Terre Haute and Anderson. Play starts near 9 am and runs to forenoon. The state champion goes to Eaton Rapids Mich to the National Marbles Tournament with the runner up earning a US Army sponsorship. Grover T Oliver Post VFW is sponsor with Wilbur DuBois in charge.
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Bill Orebaugh
Madison Heights
Anderson
Shadyside Park
Mishawaka
Gas City
Elwood
Terre Haute
Indiana
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Mantle HR Powers Yanks Over Indians in Slim Win
Mickey Mantle belted an eighth inning homer powering the New York Yankees to a 4 3 victory over the Cleveland Indians Friday night ending a five game Yanks skid while Cleveland cooled off their hot start. The Chicago White Sox rallied behind Russ Kemmerer to a 13 3 rout of the Boston Red Sox as Williams hit his 4th homer of the season and Aparicio starred on the infield. In Baltimore the Orioles beat the Kansas City Athletics 5 4 to climb within a half game of Cleveland, and Detroit topped Washington 7 4 to extend their winning streak to five games with Steve Bilko driving the early offense.
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New York
UPI
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Ted Williams
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Boston
Smith
Malzneth
Freese
Géiger
Landis
Sadowskie
Kemerer
Brewer
Sirdent
Ronna-Clinton Ann Bostid
Borland
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Washington
Steve Bilko
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Freeman Holds Foe To 4 Hits And Cubs Win
Chicago’s Mark Freeman, a former LSU basketball player, earned his first major league victory by limiting the Philadelphia Phillies to four singles in a 6-1 Cubs win. He struck out seven, walked four, and hit one batter in his second Cubs start since May 19 trade from Richmond. The Phils scored their run in the third and were silent after the sixth as Freeman cruised.
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Chicago
Mark Freeman
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Phils
Freeman
Cub
Richmond
New York Yankees
Art Ceccarelli
Cash
Madison League Opens Today With Twin Bill
The Madison Little League season starts today at Madison Park with a 1 30 p m opening ceremony led by President Vaughn Voss. Mayor Ralph Ferguson will toss the first ball as Acme Paving Co meets the Boosters and Emge's faces Pepsi Cola in the doubleheader.
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Madison
Anderson
Madison Park
Vaughn Voss
Bob Irle
Annabelle McCord
Charles Norton
Sam Norris
Ralph Ferguson
Acme Paving Co
Emge
Pepsi-Cola
Charlies Stanley
George Utterback
Ronnie Boles
Dennis MecCarthy
Edwin Privett
Ronald Davie
David Meek
Robert Utterback
Rusty Cambell
Brian McMahan
Anthony Gates
Robert Lane
Robert Jones
Stanley Recob
Mark Stanley
Bruce Johnson
Stephen Meek
Boosters
Bob Millage
Don Spalding
Bruce Williams
Stephen Hayden
Scott Bahler
Gary DeSutter
Robert Weiss
Gregory Parr
Calvin Nunn
Albert Kiper
Ross Forbes
William Owings
Ronald Manievy
John Wies
Larry Gwaltney
Lee Hensler
David Jackson
Bob Irie
Tom Chaille
Moses Hendricks
William Montgomery
Joe Rayford
Curt Ruggles
Harry Manley
William Snyder
Robert Brown
Bruce Chaille
Sammy Bare
Eddie Smith
Fred McCord
Gregory News
Templeton's Meet New Castle Team Next At Home Tonight
Templeton's Music formerly the Urban League hosts New Castle Merchants at Memorial Field at 7 30 tonight Manager Lawrence Montgomery announces. Upcoming home games list includes Cincinnati Middletown Oilers and Indianapolis squads with dates through August featuring multiple opponents. Templeton's 12 Kokomo loss last week saw Teague and Sheldon excel in a 12 5 defeat with Simpson and L Teague among hitters.
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Templeton
Urban League
New Castle Merchants
Memorial Field Arcs
Lawrence Montgomery
Cincinnati
Middletown Oilers
Cincinnati Wildcats
Richmond Merchants
Indianapolis Dodgers
Indianapolis Braves
Lebanon Merchants
Marion Boosters
Lima
Kokomo
Lucius Teague
D. Sheldon
Simpson
L. Teague
Sheldon
Evans
Whitmore
Grizzell
Wilkerson
Moose Takeover First At Shadyside Litt le League
Moose jumped to undisputed first by scoring 9 unearned runs to beat Goehring's Gulf 9 to 7 at Shadyside. Myogan homered for Gulf, Scharnwski led with 3 hits for Gulf, while D Bolt and Dortrecht Ri ney contributed on the mound for Moose.
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Moose
Goehring
Gulf
Shadyside
Shadyside Diamond
Myogan
Scharnewski
D. Bolt
Dortrecht Riney
Olvey
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Jaycees City Parks Dept
Ray Raper
Dane Pugh
Anderson High School
Tarkington Tennis Center
Riley Park Courts
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Edgar
Tacoma
Wash
Dublin
Lucy
Little League Cubs
Chester
Menard
Little Cubs
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Spiceland
Yukon
Civic League
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Kent Poore
Steve Super
Farada Hensley
R. D. Wallace
Mounds Kiwanis
Bob Carpenter
Red Wolfe
DeVar Litten
John Sell
Reo
Vic Delmore
Ray
McFarland
Knightstown
MT. Lawn Speedway
Indiana Roadster Racing Assoc
Don Miller
Anderson Jaycees
South Anderson Athletic Field
Miller
Jimmy Kirk
Eddie Steens
Roger Melson
Willie Goree
Ricky Kirk
Herald
Lewis, Zink
Bulletin-Herald
Maco
Munci
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Foyt Roars
Cummins
State Marbles
Jerry Bragg
Doc” Hilligoss
Gene Little
Gary Randolph
Ronnie Granger
Bragg
Granger
Little
Randolph
Hilligoss
Mantle
Ted
Russ Kemmer
Sturdivant
Bowsfield
Aparicio
Sievers
Aparicio Fox
Malzone
Runnels
Wertz
Fox
Ib—Landis Freese
Lollar
HR Williams
Orioles
Bilko
Petroit
Bolling
Allison
Becquer
Rilke
Thrabry
dLemon
Wilson
Ferndz
Naragone
Wise
Valdviso
Aguirre
Stobbs
Lee Pie A
Dobhek
Jann Kralick
B- Berto
Kaat
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Lee
Kralick
Throneberry
Naragon
Cleve
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Piersall
Kubek
Lopez
Kuenn
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Hale
Strickland
Stigman
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Honochick
Chulak
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McKinley
Foe
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Abrhbhi
Abrhhi DeiGren
Ashburn
Taylor
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Boucher
Gromer
Oah Moryn
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Abinson
Kindall
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Hegan
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Zimmer
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Malkmus
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Ry Freeman
Neeman
Madison League
Sanctioned
Mars
Channel 8
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Schutz
Eco
John Chambers
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