South Side Dominates Junior Olympics Meet for City Title
South Side wins unofficial team championship with 100 points at the City Parks Jaycees fifth annual Junior Olympics at the South Anderson oval. Central finishes second with 97 points, Anderson High School third with 93. Highlights include multiple records set by South Side and Central competitors across sprints, jumps, relays, and throws with many event winners and notable performances by Florence Williams, Darlene Williams, Mary Frances Robinson, and Cecil Young.
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Jaycees
South Anderson Oval
Central
Anderson High School
Margaret Hollingsworth
Margaret Jones
Rose Crawford
Gew
Darlene Williams
Madison Heights
Linda Fry
Mary Jean Shirley
Florence Williams
Ella Jackson
Mary Frances Robinson
Nancy Osborne
Janet Alleman
Carolyn Hiatt
Lois McCullough
Shadeland
Peewee di Hazelwood
Jerry Bennett
Ricky Kirk
Ray Newsom
Cecil Young
Bob Glazebrook
Don Hutchison
Berry Atkinson
Bob Brown
Jim Morgan
Middletown Falstaffs Open Three-Game Home Stand
Anderson Falstaffs host Middletown Oilers at Memorial Field in a late game starting 8 15 p m as part of a three game series. Manager Ralph McCoy’s team aims to tempo a busy weekend with three straight home games.
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Middletown
Oilers
Central Indiana
Ralph McCoy
Anderson Falstaffs
Memorial Field
Indianapolis Dodgers
Richmond Merchants
McCoymen
Lockwood
Douglas
Rowe
Schrieber
Kitchen
Wendling
Simpson
Sheedy
L. Teague
Delph
Bliss
Huffman
Spegal
Replogle
Young
Anderson-Urban Loop Contest Is Rained Out
Last night the Anderson Sporting Goods Urban League City Amateur baseball game at Memorial Field was rained out and will be rescheduled by loop officials. Read as a note on the abandoned events with Mile relay details listed for High School teams and athletes Berry Atkinson Bob James Tom Williams and Tom Tallman.
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Anderson Sporting Goods
Memorial Field
Bob Glazebrook
Jim Morgan
Willie Williams
Bob Brown
South Side
Berry Atkinson
Bob James
Tom Williams
Tom Tallman
The Illusion of Golf Pro Wealth Revealed by Furgel
Ed Furgel, ex National Open champion, explains the hard costs of touring as a pro golfer. He cites $125000 spent to stay on tour, $26000 winnings with $22000 in expenses, and expenses such as new cars, shoes, caddie tips, wardrobe, and no earnings guarantee. Bob Bowman posted 19 homers and 79 RBIs for Miami last season.
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New York
Ed Furgel
Furgel
Bob Bowman
Philadelphia
Miami
Fla
Williams hits three homers as Red Sox beat Indians 9 3
Ted Williams hit three home runs for the third time in his career and second this season leading the Boston Red Sox to a 9 3 win over the Cleveland Indians. He drove in five runs with his 15th 16th and 17th homers while Frank Malzone added a homer and a double. Tom Brewer pitched a complete game for his seventh victory, as Early Wynn took the loss.
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Cleveland
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Williams
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
Frank Malzone
Boston
Tom Breuer
Indians
Early Wynn
Anderson Country Club Women Plan In-Town Invitational
Mrs Robert Symonds president of the Anderson Country Club Women s Golf Club announces the annual In Town Invitational Guest tournament to be held Tuesday June 18 at the ACC course with play starting at 8 30 a m Ray Jones ACC pro to act as starter reservations due by Saturday noon prizes to be awarded
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Robert Symonds
Anderson Country Club Women’s Golf Club
ACC
Ray Jones
Golf Winners Crowned in Low Gross Low Net and Low Putts
Winners were named in low gross low net and low putts. The general committee included Ches ter Wahlberg as chairman John C. Hunt Morris Green Joe Puil iam Thomas Brown P. L. Long William Broderick Chris Blass aras Russell Regenold D. E. Hancock Stuart Walker Carl Toedtman C L Hilligoss Walter Steves David Gephardt W C Kelley W C Garraway Ed Black and Jack Gardner.
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Mesdames Chester Wahlberg
John C. Hunt
Morris Green
Joe Puiliam
Thomas Brown
P. L. Long
William Broderick
Chris Blassaras
Russell Regenold
D. E. Hancock
Stuart Walker
Carl Toedtman
C. L. Hilligoss
Walter Steves
David Gephardt
W. C. Kelley
W. C. Garraway
Ed Black
Jack Gardner
Calloway No-Hits In Two to One Victory Over Local 777
Cross Street Market pitcher Steve Calloway survived a 2 to 1 duel with UAW Local 777 rival Larry Lawrence at Shadyside. Calloway struck out 14 and walked 10, while Lawrence allowed two hits and fanned 9 in the tight Little League contest. Lehner leads EI Base League hitters with 462 average and 10 RBIs across seven games.
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Steve Calloway
Cross Street Market
Shadyside
Uawc1o
Larry Lawrence
Calloway
Lawrence
New York
Bob Lehner
Columbia
DiMaggio Predicts Yanks Pennant Run After Vacation
Joe DiMaggio, on a three week Italy trip, says the Yankee class will win another pennant in the next 50 games. He notes the old Yankee power will return with hot weather as New York trails the White Sox by five games in the American League.
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Rome
Joe DiMaggio
Italy
White Sox
DiMaggio
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Martha Young
Billy Jackson
Wilson
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Jimmie Kirk
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Danny Zachary
Washington
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25Th St
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