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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1962

Page

10

Palmer Rosburg Deadlock For U.S. Open Lead

Arnold Palmer fired a three under par 68 to join Bob Rosburg at 189 atop the U S Open second-round leaderboard at Oakmont. Campbell qualified and will team with Souchak in today’s late play at 9 44 and 2 14 p m as Oscar Fraley reports for UPI.

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Police Stop Dairymen In High-Scoring Win For First-Place Tie

Fairview-American Jack Daily leads Auxiliary Police to a 5 to 1 victory over the Dairymen on Wednesday. Daily fanned 11 batters, raising season total to 69. Davis Daily, now 9-2 for the season, contributed with power as Daily hit his 5th home run. Other players include Wilson, Regenald, Brandt, and G. Jones.

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Major League Standings and Player Notes Featuring Palmer

A dense roundup lists players, standings, and scorelines across Major League showings. It highlights Arnold Palmer near the top, names many rivals and venues, and notes details from rounds, matchups, and pitcher listings across National and American Leagues.

Phillies edge Reds in high scoring Open night

Philadelphia hosts Cincinnati in a slugfest as Palmer and Rosburg highlight play. The open night showcase features birdies, bogeys, and rapid scoring from both clubs with players trading blows on the Oakmont scene and a 69 posting by Palmer anchoring the narrative.

U S Open Golf At Oakmont Sees Hoosier Narrow Finish

Oakmont Pa. reports a tough day for Indiana players as Tadpole Campbell of Pendleton survives to final 36 holes while stars like Palmer Souchak and Sanders vie for the lead. Scores include 74 74 148 and 69 1399 amid a crowded field with Nichols and Ford posting strong tallies.

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Highland and Lapel Triumph In Hoops Clash

Highland beat Lapel to stay in a first place tie with Frankton as both teams start 2-0 in the season. Silliman was sidelined, and John Stoops shone for Indiana All-Stars while Kentucky and Indiana rosters were noted for upcoming showdowns supporting a benefit game.

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Philadelphia Signs Young Brazil Star

The Philadelphia Phillies announced the signing of Gary Cummings a 21 year old switch hitting catcher from Brazil Ind He reports to the Dothan farm team in the Alabama Florida league Saturday Cummings graduated this week from Indiana State College where he posted a .370 batting average over four years and earned a spot on the 1962 Indiana Collegiate Conference team He is 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighs 185 pounds.

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Women's Powder Puff Derby Carded Saturday at Sun Valley

Local carded races spotlight women drivers and men in stock car events at Sun Valley Speedway. Saturday’s program includes four heat races and a 25-lap feature with a 6 pm gates opening and 8:30 pm start, following 7 pm qualifying as 1990s era drivers from across the U S and Canada compete in the Powder Puff Derby and regular stock car card.

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Underdog Hoosiers Challenge Kentucky Opener

Indiana's Hoosiers, led by Angus Nicoson, prepare for a two game benefit series against Kentucky with a June 23 return at Butler Fieldhouse. Silliman and Conley loom large for Kentucky, while Indiana relies on Humes Grieger Miles and Kron to spark a fast, freelance attack amid rebounding concerns and defensive needs.

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Indians blank Yankees 3-0 in Friday opener

Cleveland pitcher Jim Grant confines New York to four hits while Luplow belts a two run homer and Richardson adds key defense. The Indians score in the second and third innings to secure a 3-0 win over the Yankees in the opening game of their four game series.

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City Tourney Softball Action At Shadyside Park

Galbraiths defeat CIO 363 to 52 while Guide Lamp blanked Park Place 12 to 0 and Emges down Lynch 6 to 0 in last night’s City Tourney at Shadyside Park. Tonight Christ Lutheran meets CIO 663 in loser's bracket at 6:30, Bethany faces Galbraiths at 7:36 in winners bracket, and North Anderson A plays Bethel at 6:30.

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