Libler and Sommer Advance in Indiana Junior Golf Tour
In the Indiana Junior Championships at Lafayette South, Jon Sommer and Ron Royer of Crawfordsville reached the third round, with defending champion Don Essig of Indianapolis advancing. Dave Libler of Alexandria outlasted Bill Miller and Engeler in mornings and afternoons, while Jim Overlin of Anderson defeated Bill Land before losing to Sawyer in the second round. Other first round results include Essig over Jerry Jackson and Sommer over Richard Stone.
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Crawfordsville
Don’ Essig
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Madison County
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Alexandria
Libler
Bill Miller
Land
Engeler
Anderson
Jim Overlin
Bill Land
Sawyer
Sibler
Don Essig
Jerry Jackson
Kokomo
Crawfordsvile
Richard Stone
South Bend
Jon Mills
Bob Hess
Linton
Jerry Becker
Fred Henoch
LaPorte
Joe Cork
Dave Sibler
Fort Wayne
Karl King
Peru
William Bender
Jed Engeler
West Lafayette
Dick Sharp
Columbus
Jieup
John Sawyer
Rochester
Iin
Ed ''Om Baker
Bahama
Mike Beemer
Reed
Bob
Cliff Marks
All Land
Wayne Timberman
Indianapolers
Lis
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Elgin Baylor
Seattle
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Monticello
Johnny O'Brien
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Bloomington
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Hagerstown
Buffy Mayerstein
Ron Bisesi
Martinsville
Wayne Timberman Jr
Bill Richter
Bob Wilkinson
la Porte
Sam Carmichael
Dave Epperson
Bill Locker
Gavilan To Try Bahama Tonight
Former welterweight champion Kid Gavilan meets Yama Bahama in a 10 round middleweight bout at the Miami Beach Auditorium on national TV. Gavilan, aging but active, seeks a decisive victory to boost a possible return to welterweight contention. Local results note several bouts with notable scores and outcomes from nearby cities.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Kid Gavilan
Yama Bahama
Bimini
Gavilan
Mulloy Falls To Young Australian In Queens Club
LONDON AP Mal Anderson of Australia defeated Gardnar Mulloy of Miami 6-2 6-3 as rain halted play in the Queens Club tennis meet ahead of Wimbledon. Margaret Warner of El Paso won a second round women’s singles match. Various men’s results followed with several players advancing, including Miss Varner and Dave Epperson. Rain interrupted many courts.
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London
Mal Anderson
Australia
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Queens Club
Margaret Warner
el Paso
Tex
Bob Perry
Los Angeles
Denmark
Kurt Nielsen
Suny
Raindros
Miss Varner
Carmantbarra
Chile
Sandiacre Wins Ascot Feature With Royal Backing
Queen Elizabeth and the royal family opened the four day Royal Ascot meeting in England. Sandiacre, ridden by Willie Carr, won the featured Ascot Stakes at 21 lengths, Celeucus second, Garibaldi third in a 19 horse field. Royal ladies and escorts showcased fashion on the lawn as the event began.
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England
UPI
Queen Elizabeth
Britain
Sandiacre
Willie Carr
Celeucus
Garibaldi
Wimbledon Seedings Flag Only MacKay From United States
The Wimbledon seedings showBarry MacKay of Dayton Ohio as the sole American man seed, ranked eighth as four Australians lead the men. Althea Gibson headlines the American women, seeded No 1, with Christine Truman No 2 and Dorothy Knode No 3. The event runs June 23 to July 4 in London.
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London
Bill Tilden
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Tilden
Billy Johnston
Ellie Vines
Don Budge
Jack Kramer
Ted Schroeder
Sawa Aserauones
America
Althea Gibson
New York
U. S
Dorothy Knode
Janet Hopps
Seattle
Gussie Moran
Miami
Karol Fageros
Miss Fageros
Britain
Christine ‘Truman
Miss Gibson
Ashley Cooper
Australia
Mal Anderson
Mervyn Rose
Neale Fraser
Luis Ayala
Chile
Curt Nielsen
Denmark
Sven Davidson
Sweden
Christine Truman
Forest Hills
N. Y
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Shirley Bloomer
Szy Koermoeczy
Hungary
American Women Get Easy Assignments In Golf Championship
Two American entrants in the British Ladies Amateur Golf Championship Mrs Mauricee Glick of Baltimore and Mrs Frank Stranahan of Toledo drew easy opening day assignments. Both received first round byes and will face Mrs H G Burton of Scotland and Mrs John Beck of England in the second round Monday afternoon.
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Hunstanton
England
Mauricée Glick
Baltimore
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Glick
H.G. Burton
Scotland
Stranahan
John Beck
Virgil Likes New Detroit Uniform Debut Five Hits
Ossie Virgil became the first Negro to wear a Detroit Tigers uniform and starred in Briggs Stadium debut Tuesday night. He collected five straight hits and made sparkling defensive plays as Detroit defeated the Washington Senators 2 to 0.
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Detroit
Ossie Virgil
Detroit Tiger
Briggs Stadium
Tigers
Washington Senators
Baltimore Tops Kansas City 4-1 in Baseball Clash
Baltimore snapped a 28 inning scoreless drought and beat the Kansas City Athletics 4-1 behind stellar southpaw Billy O'Dell. In Ames Iowa, women golfers moved toward the quarterfinals as Meriam Bailey Clifford Ann Creek and Jane Anne Gunderson advanced in the National Women's Collegiate tournament with decisive wins.
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Baltimore
Kansas City Athletics
Billy O'Dell
Ames
Iowa
UPI
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Clifford Ann Creek
Jne Anne Gunderson
Miss Bailey
Northwestern University
Rae Ann Weigart
University of Iowa
Moline
Miss Creed
Lamar Tech
Texas
Jean Ashley
Kansas
Miss Gunderson
Kirkman, Wash
Arizona State
Karen Schull
University of Miami
Yesterday's Major League Baseball Results and Probables
Summary of results from the National League American League and minor leagues with scores for Pittsburgh San Francisco Philadelphia Los Angeles Milwaukee Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and more. Probable pitchers listed for several key matchups including Labine Roberts Giel Kline Purkey Watt Jay Sullivan Moore Crigbee Susce Dickson Kantz Ferrarest and others.
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Purkey
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Kantz
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