Creed Wins Medalist in Women's National College Golf
Clifford Ann Creed 19, Lamar Tech sophomore Beaumont Texas tied for medalist honors with a two over par 75 in the Women’s National Collegiate Golf Tournament on Monday. She led Joan nickel challenger Joanne Gunderson Arizona State by one stroke with Gunderson’s 76. Judy Kimball Kansas University shot 77 for third. Meriam Bailey Northwestern 80, Elaine Woodman Wichita 80. Michigan State gymnast Ted Muzyczko won the NCAA parallel bars title soon after varsity eligibility.
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Arizona State
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Sioux City
Iowa
Kansas University
Meriam Bailey
Northwestern University
Elaine Woodman
Wichita U
Indiana golfers qualify for national PGA event
Sam Drake of Richmond Noel Ep per son of Indianapolis posted under par 139 at the Alan Country Club to earn Indiana PGA qualifiers for the national tournament Bill Heinlein of Carmel tied 142 after beating Mike Stefa nchik of Crown Point in a playoff Stefanchik three putted the fourth extra hole Ivan Gantz of Indianapolis also tied 142 but forfeited his position Drake Epper son and Heinlein join Charley Harter of Indianapolis as the Indiana team to play at Havertown Pennsylvania from July 7 to 20
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Richmond
Noel Epperson
Indianapolis
Alen Country Club
Indiana
Bill Heinlein
Carmel
Heinlein
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Crown Paint
Stefanchik
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Drake
Epperson
Campanella May Visit His Family Soon
New York AP reports Roy Campanella, paralyzed from the hips, may spend weekends at home next month as doctors at NYU Bellevue Medical Center note continued progress. He remains confined since a January 28 automobile accident and spends most days in a wheelchair, able only to move his arms and legs.
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Marsh
Restless Wind Triumphs in National Stallion Stakes Thriller
At Belmont Park Eddie Arcaro steered Restless Wind to a final stride victory over First Minister by a head in the five furlongs. Watch Your Step led early as the pace setter with First Minister finishing a head back and Watch Your Step third. Restless Wind earned $20,813 for the win, boosting career earnings to $24,363 and paying odds of 3.90 2.70 2.20.
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Belmont Park
Edgewood Pro-Am Plans Outlined By Officials
Edgewood officials list plans for the Edgewood Pro-Amateur Invitational and the monthly 9-hole event with Dutch lunch. Meetings set at Memorial Field and Fairview diamond as teams prepare for next Saturday’s 18-hole schedule, with registrations urged 3 to 5 pm.
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Bowling Scores Show Redlegs Rally and Mixed League Names
St Louis drew first blood in the second as Greene doubled and Ennis scored on a double. Mizell faltered in the fourth then Burgess hit a two base error, Crowe and Hoak walked to load the bases before Mizell settled in. The Redlegs seized control in the sixth with a bases loaded single by Crowe and an intentional walk to Burdette. Honor roll lists women and men with high scores and averages.
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Mays Musial Slump, Nieman Leads American Baseball
Stan Musial endures a major slump dropping to .301 and 17-year peak hitting streaks for Power Kaline Colavito and Vernon highlight the AL chase. Baltimore’s Bob Nieman sits with an injury while Power, Kaline, Colavito and Vernon post hot streaks as pennant races heat up across the league.
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Sleepy Eye and Lesueur game replay set after delays
Sleepy Eye and Lesueur were to play June 11 on an installment plan after the first meeting was cut short by a lights outage in 24% innings. The game continued to Saturday but ended again before the fourth inning. The remainder is rescheduled for July 13 in the afternoon pending weather.
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Dreweys Prepare For Opening Game Against No. 1 Beverage
Anderson Dreweys baseball team will meet at Memorial Park at 7 tonight to prep for their Anderson Amateur Baseball Association opener at 8 against No. 1 Beverage. Manager Frank Woschitz says new suits are in but will be worn later. old uniforms used this game. An exhibition with Charlottesville is set for 2:30 p.m. next Sunday at Charlottesville.
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Tim Tam Ready For Lead-Up Operation After Leg Injury
PHILADELPHIA AP Tim Tam star of the 1958 horse racing season prepared for an operation to repair a leg injury head of the Belmont Stakes runner up. University of Pennsylvania vets said the procedure could restore him to near former form. In Langhorne Pa UPI Johnny Boyd 31 Fresno Calif ill with second degree leg burns from a racing car fire at Langhorne Speedway.
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Ryff Narrow Victory Sparks Late Surge in Bout
New York heavyweight contender Frankie Ryff came from behind to defeat Jimmy Jones in a closely fought ten round match at Saint Tam arena. Promoter Lou Viscusi cited plans for negotiations with Roy Harris while noting the result keeps options open for Patterson title shots this summer.
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Giants Recall Golden Gopher in Baseball Move
Giants recall Paul Giel nicknamed The Golden Gopher as he returns to the roster. He helped the team in a 2-1 loss on his first start back, then gained praise for relaxing and throwing with better control during a Phoenix stay.
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Royer and Sommer tie for medal in Indiana junior golf
Two 20 year old Indiana University golfers Ronnie Royer and Jon Sommer tied for medalist honors in the Indiana Junior golf tournament at Purdue South Course, posting 70s. Cliff Marks John Sawyer and Frank Landrey tied for third with 73, while Don Issig John Hamilton and Dave Sibler were at 75, and 64 players advance to match play.
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Bethany Springs Upsets Broadway Beverage In Softball Tourney
Bethany Springs unheralded squad stunned Broadway Beverage 5 to 4 in the City Amateur Softball Tournament at Shadyside Park. Bethany also defeated Polish Club 3 to 1, while Mounds beat Whetstone 7 to 1. Evening games featured Spot Lamps vs North Anderson A, Alexandria vs Christ Lutheran, and Black Label vs Hammons Plumbers.
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