Leaders Hold 2 Shot Edge Over Foes in Open
Campbell and Coulter lead after 36 holes at Inverness Club Toledo with 146 and 150 respectively in the National Open. Campbell shot 74 and 72 while Coulter posted 73 and 77 as final 36 holes set for Saturday TV coverage by NBC. Patton and Mayer share halfway lead with 138 amid heat and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Mayer
Campbell
Coulter
Anderson
Joe Campbell
Inverness Club
Toledo
Richmond
Gene Coulter
NBG
Will
Ohio
Billy Joe Patton
Dick Mayer
Morgantown
N. CC
Toad
St. Petersburg
Fla
Doug Ford
Iholes
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Jimmy Demaret
Chick Harbert
Demaret
Bo Wininger
Odessa
Tex
Harbert
Roberto de Vicenzo
Mexico City
Peter Thomson
Australia
King
Eary Middlecoff
Sam Snead
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Ted Kroll
Mike Souchak
Dutch Harrison
Tommy Bolt
Ed Furgol
Lloyd Mangrom
Gene Sarazen
Daleville Beats Cowan 7 2 Behind Woods Strong Pitching
Daleville right-hander Larry Woods held Cowan to six hits with seven strikeouts and three walks as the Broncos won 7 to 2 for their third straight in the Delaware County High School Summer League. Shrover and Zirkle sparked a six hit attack, while Gourley collected Cowan’s only triple. Daleville’s next games are at Gaston June 18 and Center here June 20.
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Daleville
Larry Woods
Cowa
Broncos
Delaware County
Zirkle
T. Gourley
Cowan Hurter
Woods
Gaston
Center
Box
Ccowan
O& H
KX. Gourley
Reynolds
W. Gourley
Gt Turner
Q Clauson
Cowen
E-Stevenson
Fish
Ko Gourley
Shrayer
Gourley
Woods J
Gourley S
Woods Foster
Parish
Woody
If. Geurley
Mosaic Box Score Echoes Classic St Louis Pittsburgh Game
The box score lists Musial Banks Mazeroski and Moryn among stars for St Louis and Pittsburgh with multiple hits, RBIs, and fielding notes. Pitchers Dark Spahn and Drotts appear with no decisive final outcome, while late game runs and substitutions shape a high activity ledger. The page reflects a gritty baseball card snapshot with line scores, player abbreviations, and defensive positions.
Gilliam Steals Home To Beat Cardinals In 10th
Brooklyn Dodgers win 2 1 on a 10th inning steal by Gilliam with two out. Lindy McDaniel's windup goes awry as Gilliam slides into home past Hal Smith. Don Newcombe earns the win after Ken Boyer hits his sixth homer in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Gilliam
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooks
Milwaukee
Lindy McDaniel
Brook
Hal Smith
Don Newcombe
Kent Boyer
Midget Program Rescheduled to June 28 at Sm Alley
Thirty midgets gathered for the event at Sm Alley’s fifth-mile oval but heavy rain drenched the infield forcing postponement. The program, led by John J. White a former NFL assistant coach and promotional director for Yankee Stadium, was moved to Friday June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smalley
Jupiter Pluvius
iCar Owners Racing Association
Quagmire
Knights of Gasoline Valley
John J. “White
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Logan Drysdale Fined By Giles After Brooklyn Battle
Milwaukee Braves shortstop Johnny Logan was fined $100 by NL President Warren Giles for Thursday's brawl with Don Drysdale of the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field. Drysdale received a $40 fine after trading punches with Logan. Logan called the fine unjust and said he was protecting himself, while Drysdale started the fight by throwing at him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddiie Mathews
Boston Braves
Don Drysdale
Peewee Reese
Dodgers
Jim Riddle
Braves
Billy Bruton
Johnny Logan
Aftar
Walter Alston
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Drysdale
Logan
Philadelphia
Tohnny Logan
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Giles
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbels Field
YRA Roadsters Race At Mt. Lawn Sunday
Your Racing Association roadsters will race six events at Mt. Lawn Speedway in New Castle on Sunday night June 16. Program begins at 8:30 p.m. CDT with trials at 7. Notables include Arnold Dunaway Richmond Wendell Fall Indianapolis who head a strong entry. other starters feature Briar Johnson Richmond Ellis Herbert Rushville and Gene Atkinson New Castle among others. weather forecast says a big crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Roaring Roadsters of Your Racing Association
Mt. Lawn Speedway
Arnold Dunaway
Richmond
Wendell Fall
Indianapolis
Mt. Lawn
Dunaway
Levi
Camden
Ohio
Dick Jackson
Greenfield
Keith Bowen
Connersville
Briar Johnson
YRA
Ellis Herbert
Rushville
Eddie Stevens
Johnny Noble
Gene Atkinson
Bob Lowe
Bob Hubble
Anderson
Dick Mustin
Knightstown
Baseball scores and standings from Friday's games and previews
National and American League results and upcoming matchups. Cincinnati beat New York 5-4 while Brooklyn edged St Louis in extra innings. Milwaukee crushed Philadelphia 10-2 as Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 11-5. Probable pitchers are listed for today with matchups across leagues and divisions.
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ST. Louis
Cimarfill
Bolger
Littrell
Banks
Tanner Carham
Vale Merta
Rand
Freese
Icon
Mazeroski
Fondy
Moryn
Ennis
Mazere
Rayer
Neal
Tanner
Vitdon
Cai-Smith
Cagna Pittsburgh
Be—Drott
Elston Falko
AL OL
Kline
Hal
So—Drott
Elston McDaniel
Hall A
R. Smith
Swanson
Ants King
Ho—Drott
Elston A
Stan
Wine
Hall
Smith
Bronkion - Pon OO Noo Raeidsss Hall
Tekoxer
Giliame
Reese
B—Neal
Hepbe Baker
Drotts
Dark
Rover
Vale
Gilliam State
Bratts
Drott
L—Kline Dome
Musial
Wr—Raver
Acrawford
Venton
T Ballantant
Blasingame
Gilliam
Blasin
Zzekowski
Lent
Fraoklyn
Bu—Mcdaniel
Newcomb
Iainietan
Caniel
Wertz Ib
Milwaukee
Thuiladelpien Hauer
Te Abhaa
Durham
Mepulski If
Groomnen
Bowman
Nieman
Sawalski
Bouchce
Joie Brown
Crandall
Adcock
Maris
Carsquel
Garcia
Aba
Philadelphia
Logan
Mathews
Adrom
Torre
O'Connell
Malkmus
Spahn
Ashburn
Repulski
E—Sawatski
RBI
Aaron
Farrell
Morehead
Hearn
Estament
Het—Hy
de Farrell
Chicago
L—Card
U—Dixon
Kurkhart
Boggess
Goren T
jSievers
Oakam Boe
Guurtrey
Agrz Minvso
Lerman
Tolarec Ag
Temple
Bockman
Runnels
A Battey
Robinson
bRhodes
Willips Sher
Bailey c
Westum Cp Aginl Denivan
Haak
Virgil
Reegan
Gram‘as
Spencer
Teale Ati Totwls
Nushall
Miller
Lollar
Freeman
Grissom
Ana Os
Rodgers
Svackinglonies
Antonelli
eMaeller
West
Lemon
Ruonels
Usher
Apa- Worth
Rlecio
Fox
Lotlar
Drapa
Teale
Phillips
Donovan
E.courtney
Esposito
Sparih
Katt
Atholo
Aptoncili
Ath
Dahy
aaStruth
Aparicio
Minosa
Cincinnati
Detovan
Drono
Sincingnth
New York
Kingescki
Schoendienst
Mays
Sauer
Paul Gowrie Antere
Washington Nuskail
Klos
Cniuasn
Stobbs
Hernancen
Zeweski
Rushall
Moab
Maye
Spet
Formcan
Holsinbhs
Fienmindts
Cer
Tkluszewski
Pommvan
Museeseski
Grammas
Kluszewski
Mars
S—Temple
Jablonski
Teocks
StoMbs
Hlexmanteg
Hide
Benmarkman
Stohhs
Minosoft
Wore
Gh Couringy
WoOenevan
Tisigion
U-Stevens
Rice
Rommelthington
Ro—Nushall
Miller/ Le Rin
Gaced
Grissom Din
Worthington
Rer Nuwhall
Woorthingeton
MA Kart
W—Noxhall
U-Smith
Conlan
Donateth
Delmore
Associated Press
National League
Cincinnisti
Gronklyn
Philadelph
St. Boul
Pittsburgh
Wook
Per
Chitagg
Eess
Detrskoy
Cleveland
Wee
Boston Sacs
Baltimore
Wee Doasa
Kansas City
Washington
American Association
Wichite
Siseury
Minnsapaliy
St. Paul
Omaha
Charleston
Denver
Indianapolis
Louisville
Brooklyn
Pitsburgh
Washington i Barreit
Boston American Association
Wichita
Louisvilla
Omski
Minneapolis
Gincinnati
Lawrence
Gomez
Milwaukes
Aubl
Haddix
Ataaklya
Jades
Crain
Pittsburgh-Drobewsky
Kasd
Kern
Tureley
Morgan
Boston
Nixon
Sister
O'Dell
Coley
St. Pavel
Hockett-Maco Junior Legion Squad Practice Today
Coach Frank Woschitz schedules a 2:30 p.m. practice for the Hockett-Maco Junior Legion baseball team at the Delco-Remy dial. Uniforms will be distributed at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woschitz
Hockett-Maco Junior Legion
Delco-Remy Dial
Stock Roadster Stars Vie For Aurels Tonight
Stock roadster stars of Your Racing Association race in a 30 lap feature at Sun Valley Speedway with heats and trophy dashes. Lined up are prior feature winners Pele Mroz, Briar Johnson, Arnold Dunaway, and challengers Bob Hubble, Wendell Fall, Ellis Herbert, Dick Jackson, Leyi Dunaway, Frank Templeton, Gene Atkinson, Eddie Stevens, Dick Mustin, Pete Jackson Jr, Bob Lowe, Paul Foutz, Keith Bowen, and Kenny Cash. Starter Butch Brooks to flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars of Your Racing Association
Sun Valley Speedway
Pele Mroz
Anderson
Briar Johnson
Arnold Dunaway
Richmond
Bobi Hubble
Wendell Fall
Indianapolis
Ellis Herbert
Rushville
Dick Jackson
Greenfield
Leyi Dunaway
Liberty
Frank “Templeton
Connersville
Mroz
Sun Valley
Stock Roadssters
Gene Atkinson
Eddie Stevens
New Castle
Dick Mustin
Pete Jackson l
Bob Lowe
Paul Foutz
Lynn
Keith Bowen
Kenny Cash
Hagerstown
Butch Brooks
Falstaff Oiler Game Off: Indianapolis Plays Here Tonight
A downpour at Jeft Memorial Park muddy and hot forced the Anderson Falstaffs and Middletown Oilers managers to defer their exhibition. Falstaffs will try again tonight against the Indianapolis Dodgers at 8 15, with the local nine hosting the Richmond Merchants Sunday afternoon. League ages Boys 13 15 play in the Babe Ruth leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeft Memorial Park
Ralph McCoy
Monte Hale
Anderson Falstaffs
Middletown Oilers
Indianapolis Dodgers
Richmond Merchants Club
How to Collect Night Crawlers in Sportsmans Digest
Night crawlers also called dew worms are moist pencil thick five to eight inch worms that surface on dewy nights or after rain. They dislike light so cover a flashlight with red cellophane tied with a rubber band. Look for them on sprinked lawns and golf course greens and pull gently when worm relaxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nia
Baseball Brawl Nets Modest Fines for Five Players
Five players from the Yankees and White Sox faced nominal fines totaling 650 dollars after a wild brawl at Comiskey Park. Larry Doby Bully Martin and Hal Smith Slaughter of the Yankees plus Walt Dropo Art Ditmar were named. the action followed a beanball dispute and a benches-clearing melee that left the game 4-3 to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Napp
Larry Boby
Chicago White Sox
Art Ditmer
New York Yankees
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Doby
Dilmar
Jerry Liska
Chicago White
Will Harridge
American League
Yankees
White Sox
Larry Doby
Bully Martin
Jines Slaughter
Thei
Walt Dropo
Artil Ditmar
Yankee
Dan ‘Topping Ji
Martin
Slaughter
Ditmar
Topping
Sox
Harridge
Chuck Comiskey
Haridge
Drape
Dropo
Detroit
Mickey Mantle
Klartin
John Rigney
Gladiators
Rigney
Nail
Dohy
Dropa
Emer
Rain Washes Out Cummins Big Bid In Shadyside League
Steve Cumming of North Side Pharmacy nearly pitched a no hitter through three innings and hit a homer before rain halted the Shadyside Little League game against Moose. The contest will be rescheduled. Standings list Moose Lodge and Local 663 near the top with City Service and others following as three games remain on today’s schedule at Shadyside diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Cumming
North Side Pharmacy
Shadyside
Moose
Cross Street
Moose Lodge
N.S. Pharmacy
Shadyside Boys
A. O. — Phillips
Wilson’s Poultry
Wells Finance
Cities Service
Coca-Cola
Gwinn's Drugs
County Amateur Field To Begin Play At Idlewold
A large field of more than 150 links players starts the County Amateur Championship at the Pendleton Idlewold course with 18 holes of medal play. The event moves to Edgewood Country Club Sunday for the third round June 22 at Grandview and the final round June 23 at Elwood. Officials will accept late entries today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Idlewold
Edgewood Country Club
Anderson Grandview
Elwood Country Club
Langer pledges fair shake for pro sports
In Washington Senator William Langer vows no rush legislation on professional sports. He will require detailed study and extensive hearings to protect the best interests of professional athletes, team owners, and the sports public ahead of House Judiciary Committee hearings on anti trust bills beginning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ULP
William Langer
R-N
Congress
Langer
Senate
Team Oiyners
House Judiciary Committee
Sparta
Fishback Makes Hole in One at Anderson Country Club
Frank Fishback, a 41 year old insurance man, finally achieved his dream after 20 years by sinking a No. 6 iron shot on the No. 7 par 3 at Anderson Country Club yesterday. His birdie marked a 2 under par eagle with witnesses including Ray Jones and Jiggs Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fishback
Anderson Country Club
Fishback
Ray Jones
Earl “‘Jiggs Morrison
Paul Anderson
Mather
Matt) Brown
Myron Taylor
Durelle Fights to Draw with Anthony in TV Bout
Durelle, a charging French Canadian, pressed the rangy Anthony across 10 rounds in a nationally televised light heavyweight bout at Olympia Stadium. Referee Lou Handler ruled a draw after 10 rounds, with judges scoring Anthony 43 39 and Durelle 40 59 in a hard fought card where both men traded looping rights and lefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durelle
Tony Anthony
Anthony
Dick Spieser
Olympia Stadium
Lou Handler
Indre
Barney Plotnik
Malcolm House
Auxiliary Police Boys Softball Opens Monday Night
The Anderson Auxiliary Police sponsored boys softball league for ages 12 to 18 will start at 7 PM Monday June 17 at Police Auxiliary diamond Towsey Drive and East 6th Street Rd. The opening game features Urban League defending champion versus Meadowbrook with rain date set for Wednesday June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Auxiliary
Police
Towsey Drive
East 6Th Street Rd
Roger Taylor
Urban League
Deoendins
Meadowbrook
Ralph A. S Purgusan
Kam Sensasti Weetve
North
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Cemo Ton
Noyd
Goodman
Avila
Cotavito
Williams
Hegan
Ebi—Carrasquel
Feran
Boy Hegan
Hr—Williams
Soximan
S—Carrasquel
Op—Triancios
Miranda
Boyd
Boyd Gardner
Brideweser
Fallimore
Crilago
Pittsburgh - Abana Abhoma Morgan
Clememe
Haker
Tanner If
Pritchard Ss
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Moryn If
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Bolger Cf
Thomas If
Soo Weeman
Kinz Pa Noon Durell
Virton Cf
Eiston
Mierski
Ol Hall
Smith Pagon Op
Khne_in
Pritchard
Giles
Hockett
Maco
By Wale Ditzen
Chad
Aurels
Falstaff
Babe Ruth
Sportsmans Digest “Tister
Strickler’s
Madison
Pete Crouse
Everett Reeves
Madison Beverage Company
Main St
County
Idlewold
Heckaman Buick, Inc
Balfour
Meridian
Ting CO
Bryant
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