Campbell Trails Palmer Nichols By 2 At 36 In Thunderbird
Campbell from Anderson Indiana shot 67 after a 72 to finish 139 at the Thunderbird Golf Classic in Harrison New York trailing Arnold Palmer and Bobby Nichols by two strokes at halfway. Palmer and Nichols shared the lead at 137 with Gary Player and Sam Snead tied at 139 and a group at 139 including Hebert Balding Finsterwald Dickinson Crawford and Duden. Nicklaus suffered a neck problem and finished 141 as Hogan sought a comeback with 142 plus.
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Joe Campbell
Anderson
Ind
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Harrison
New York
Campbell
Gary Player
Sam Snead
Jay Hebert
al Balding
Don Finsterwald
Gardner Dickinson
Dick Crawford
Bob Duden
N.Y
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Brookline
Mass
Palmer
Nichols
Westchester Country Club
Columbus
Ohio
Lawrence Demarest
Jack Rule Jr
Waterloo
Iowa
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Player
Jerry Steelsmith
Glendale
Calif
Charlie Sifford
Bob Charles
Jacek Fleck
Mason Rudolph
Jacky Cupit
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Winnter
Sammy Hall Moves to Earl's No. 2 Barbershop
Estil Sammy Hall, previously at Paul's Barber Shop, has relocated to Earl's No. 2 at 425 Pendleton Ave. The change reflects his new barbering location in the local business district.
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Estil
Sammy) Hall
Paul’s
Earl's No. 2
Pendleton Av
Winamac and Frischs Open Season Across Central Indiana
Central Indiana Baseball League debuts two new teams Winamac and Anderson Frischs with a 7 30 p m game tonight at Anderson Memorial Field and a 2 p m Sunday at New Castle Kokomo will face Anderson Cedar Lounge at 7 30 p m the same day Frischs travel to New Castle for a 2 p m contest and Winamac is described as an unknown strong northern club under manager Jim Cook.
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Central Indiana Baseball League
Winamac
Anderson
Frisch
Anderson Memorial Field
Jim Cook
New Castle
Anderson Cedar Lounge
Kokomo
Guide Lamp And Beverage Blank Tourney Fees
Guide Lamp blanked Local 1944 4 to 0 and Beverage blanked Lynch 12 to 0 in Commercial Men's League double elimination games at Shadyside Park. Humes hurled three-hitter support came from Mier and Landis with homers. linescores show Guide Lamp 421 Local 1944 0 03 2 Koesler Simpson Carmony Burmeister Beverage 12 10 0 Lynch 8 3 2 Humes J Humes Sauerwein Smith. Hoosier defeated Cincinnati. Brekner of Tin Ohio defeated Maynard of Hobart Ind 184-174 for president of the Izaak Walton League.
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Guide Lamp
Lynch
Shadyside Park
Chuck Humes
Lynchmen
Mier
Landis
Koesler
Simpson
Carmony
Burmeister
Beverage
Humes
J. Humes
Sauerwein and
Smith
Cincinnati
Burt Brekner
Ohio
George Maynald
Hobart
Ind
Izaak Walton
Spahn and Aaron Spark Braves to 3-0 Win
Warren Spahn pitched a three-hitter for his 9th win against 3 defeats, lifting the Milwaukee Braves over the Philadelphia Phils 3-0. Tommie Aaron drove in all three runs with a first inning sacrifice fly and a two-run double after walks to Eddie Mathews and Mack Jones in the sixth, with Spahn striking out three and walking one to reach seventh in all-time shutouts.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Braves
Philadelphia Phils
Tommie Aaron
Spahn
Ray Culp
Aaron
Hawk
Mack Jones
Moody Nips Zionsville 11-0 In Mid-Central Matchup
Paul Moody dominated with fastball and change-up to limit Zionsville to two hits and blank them 11 to 0 for Madison Heights third straight summer win in Mid-Central play at the NIH diamond. Freckles Lane doubled Madison Heights eight-hit total off Caldwell and Gray. MH plays Fortville next Monday. Hackett Heights Legion meets Lebanon at 2:30 p.m. today at the MH diamond.
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Paul Moody
Zionsville
Invaders
Madison Heights
NIH
Lane
Caldwell
Gray
Fortville
Hackett Heights Legion
Lebanon
Senators Trip Fee In First Game
Washington Senators beat the Cleveland Indians 5-2 in the first game of a two night doubleheader. Jim King drove in four runs with two homers, including a third inning two run shot to take a 3-2 lead and a fifth inning insurance homer. Tom Cheney earned the win with help from Ror Kline in the eighth. Jerry Kindall homered for Cleveland.
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Cleveland Upi
Jim King
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Indians
King
Washington
Barty Latman
Tom Cheney
Ror Kline
Kline
Woodie
Jerry Kindall
Cheney
Major League Standings and Schedule Snapshot
A compact snapshot of American and National League standings with yesterday's results and today's games. Key teams include Boston, Cleveland, New York, Detroit, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Houston along with minor leagues Rochester Indianapolis Syracuse Buffalo and Toronto. Yale notes its longest football trip next fall to Philadelphia to play Pennsylvania.
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Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Rochester
Atlanta
Toronto
Arkansas
Buffalo
Richmond
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Los Angeles
Chicago
Washington
Craig
Stallard
Jay
Boozer
Lemaster
Schwall
Simmons
Johnson
Marichal
Jackson
Drysdale
McBride
Roegenburk
Segui
Herbert
Daniels
Grant
Lolich
Downing
McCormick
Morehead
Yale
Pennsylvania
xLos Angeles
Xhan Francisco
Latman
Allen
Detroit i
Azcue
Adcock
International League Ee
J. E
Alvis
Pet. G. Oe
Howser
Whitfield
Kindall
Indiana
Hinton
King
Luplow
Cheney
Pet
G.B
Kline
Hurley
Flaherty Dimuro
Carrigan
St Louis
Wood
Lopes
Bruton
Kalnert
Maris Rf
Colavite
Pepitone
Freehan
Howard
Philips
Oo Bright
Mossip “von Roger
Iigan Panon Routon
Herzog
Maris
Fagan
Detroi
Lob Derrot
Aulffe Bright
Hr—Wood
Boyer
Mite
de Wilson
Pappas
Adair
Gentile
Bressoud
Schilling
Stuart
Stock
Stone i
Wilson
Radatz
McKinley
Chylak
Rice
Valentine
Moran
Wagner
Klebre
Terres
b-Green
a-Koppe
Allison
Hall
L. Thomas
Lf Perry
Battey
Navarre
Dees
Sdnski
Migman
Osinski
Thomas
Torres
Killebrew
Loy
E-Pregosi
Osi
Power
Fregosi
Batley
Navarov
Stigman
Papareila
Soar
Smith
Grandview Women Host Personal Guest Day Golf Next Thursday
The Grandview Women's Golf Club invites members to a Personal Guest Day on Thursday June 20 at the municipal course northwest of the city. Coffee and rolls at 8 a.m. and play to start about 9 30 a.m. Also reported are recent tourney winners from Decker's sponsored 18 hole low gross and North Driving Range 9 hole low net events with multiple class winners. Duke University basketball drew 16 sellout crowds last winter.
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Edgewood
ECC
Amelia Blassaras
Mary Ruth Symonds
Blanche Filbey
Eunice Anderson
Edith Pitts
Herald
Grandview Women's Golf Club
Grandview
Bea King
Hilda Wright
Maye Green
Mary Lou Foster
Martha Boughton
Thelma Granger
North Driving Range
Dot Runyan
Ben King
Helen Ferris
Linda Granger
How To Produce A Hook In Bowling
Instructional note on gripping a bowling ball to create a hook with wrist lift. Explains that technique, not twisting, drives hook strength. Promotes a pamphlet “Control Tips for Beginners” by Marion Ladewig, postage details, and a Chicago address.
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Marion Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Doubt Cast Over Nine Small Colleges at NCAA Track
NCAA officials opened the 42nd championships amid controversy as nine small colleges face eligibility questions. Byers said the issue could not be resolved before competition, but the listed athletes will be allowed to compete after missing the Chicago small college meet despite declaring in that class.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Chicago
University of New Mexico
New Stadium
Byers
Phillips Wins Boland Award For Youth Contributions
INDIANAPOLIS AP L V Phillips who built the Indiana High School Athletic Association into a top national group is the 1963 Boland Award winner. The 72 year old former Vincennes High School principal retired last year after 18 years as IHSAA commissioner. The award honors Joe Boland and will be presented in Indianapolis on June 21.
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Indianapolis
L. V. Phillips
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Joe Boland
Indiana Sportswriters and Broadcasters Association
Phillips
Vincennes
IHSAA
Indiana
Notre Dame
South Bend
Intermediate And Junior Softball Schedules Listed
Schedules for the three team Junior Division and six team Intermediate Division boys softball leagues, sponsored by the Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association, were announced. Loop play begins Tuesday night June 18 at the Auxiliary Police diamond in Park Place with one hour games and a 10 run rule after four innings. First-named team is home.
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Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association
James Hunter
East 10Th Street
Park Place
East Side
East Lynn
South Meridian
Noble Street
Presbyterian
N. Anderson
North Anderson
Fast Lynn
Cruz Meets Perkins In Title Rematch
In Manila Roberto Cruz defends his world junior welterweight title against Eddie Perkins, the former champion and top contender, in a high profile rematch set for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruz
Perkins
ACC Women Hold Pro Am Tourney Winners
The ACC Women held a nine hole Calcutta pro-amateur tourney at the Anderson Country Club course. High finishers include Mary Ruth Symonds Evelyn Byrum Maxine Mueller Jeanette Cox in first place with 30 points Dorothy Shine Irene Pancol Jean Cain Jane Siler in second with 33 and Ann Merritt Beverly Boyes Lee Paugh Naomi Bennett in third with 35.
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Anderson Country Club
Calcutta
ACC
Mary Ruth Symonds
Evelyn Byrum
Maxine Mueller
Jeanette Cox
Dorothy Shine
Irene Pancol
Jean Cain
Jane Siler
Ann Merritt
Beverly Boyes
Lee Paugh
Naomi Bennett
Davis Dairy Lions clash in Fairview league action
Davis Dairy faces Lions in a 4:30 matchup after plate and field updates from Fairview with Nunn, Albea, Bovie and Burton among players noted. Meadowbrook and Shadyside also host games as Hoosier Market and area unions list lineups and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
T. Albea
Bovie
R. Nunn
C. Nunn
Elaridge Lions
Delco
Burton
Barrett
Sparks
Moore
Ford
Hiatt
Lacey
Huff
Davis Dairy
Lions
Erskine National CIO 662 830 000-119 McCarroll's 105
Salatin and Lupton lead Salatin 2nd with 2 on. Sargent 5 and Richey, Swingly 5, Williams and Ashburn contribute. Tonight's game features Pepsi-Cola facing Coca-Cola in a headline sports note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine National Cio
McCarroll
Salatin
Lupton
Sargent
Richey
Swingly
Williams
Ashburn
Pepsi-Cola
Coca-Cola
Peck's Net 64 Tops Edgewood Linksmen
Dick Peck led Edgewood golfers with a net 64 in the Al Stow Tire 18 hole tourney at Edgewood. Kenny O'Herron was second with 83 18 65, Clarence Newland third 77 11 66, and John Chaille fourth 101 35 66. Bill Brown Insurance Sweepstakes continues with Edgewood players qualifying for match play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Peck
Edgewood
al Stow Tire
Peck
Kenny O'Herron
Clarence Newland
John Chaille
Bill Brown
Alum, strm. drs. sale by Jones Mfg
Jones Mfg at 917 Madison advertises aluminum storm doors and storm windows with prices 22.95 and 9.95 respectively. Also lists 4 inch to 48 inch fan blades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Madison
Tallman Receives Indiana High School Coach of the Year
Dwight Ike Tallman, who led Muncie Central to a record fifth state basketball title in his first season, was named Indiana coach of the year by the Indiana Sportswriters and Broadcasters Assn. He will be honored June 21 in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
UPT
Dwight
Ike) Tallman
Muncie Central
Indiana
Marvin Bates
Indiana Sportswriters and Broadcasters Assn
Tallman
Indianapolis
Indiana-Kentucky Benefit Game. Muncie Lost Only To South Bend Central
Muncie
John Longfellow
Kansas
Ill
Cambridge City
Aaron Leads Majors In Home Runs But Aims For Triple Crown
Hank Aaron leads the majors with 18 homers but doubts reaching Roger Maris 61. He targets the triple crown and believes he could hit about 50 homers to top the NL. Aaron also leads the Braves with 47 RBIs and a .322 average, five back of Maris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Roger Maris
Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Maris
Andersons Pilot Assoc Fly-In Drive-In Breakfast
Members of Andersons Pilot Association host a sun morning fly in and drive in breakfast at Anderson Airport on June 16 from 6 30 to 11 30 A M Local residents and visitors can view aircraft and enjoy a community meal with club members present for information and demonstrations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson’s
Sun
Anderson Airport
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Marine Drive
Brown St. Tunnel
Ivan L. Geiger
Don Carter
Arion Landewio
NCAA
U.S
Hunter Wrecking CO
By Walt Ditzen
Boland Award
Fairview
Davis Dairy Albea
Nunn
Isé
Shadyside N. S. Pharmacy
Bolt
Black
Caplinger
Eisler
Ferguson’s
Coca- Cola
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Gulf
Grimes
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Voss
Young
Whitaker
Acme
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T.V
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