Almony leads 11 under par in Central Indiana pro am
Elwood Country Club pro Charles Almony paced his team to a sizzling 11 under par best ball of 59 to win the Central Indiana PGA sponsored 18 hole pro-am at the Anderson Grandview course. Teammates included Phil Sullivan Bob Burkhardt Frank Gates and D Leazenby.
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Kokomo Highlanders Rally for Central Indiana Victory
Kokomo's High Landers tied Cedar Lounge late in the fourth and pulled away to a 6 to 2 Central Indiana Baseball League win over Ander Banning. Eades had three hits, Ploor four, Douglas two. Lucius Teague homered for the Cedars with brother John Teague and Fred Simpson adding two hits each.
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Palmer Seeks Open Glory at Brookline in Lucky No 33
Arnold Palmer arrives at the Coun try Club for the Garden National Open in Brookline Mass. He draws locker 33 and jokes about luck and superstition. Palmer, Latrobe Pa., winner of the Thunderbird in Harrison N Y, eyes a big finish as he aims to dispel critics and prove his enduring edge.
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Purdue golfers vie for NCAA championship in Wichita
Mike Martin Jr. shot 74 on day one to join Boilermaker teammates Terry Winter 69 Bob O Block 80 Chuck Hellman 74 and Dick Bulglock 84 as they bid to qualify for the NCAA golf championship. The field plays 18 more Tuesday with low 64 advancing to the championship flight.
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Dupas Retains Junior Middle Title With Unanimous Decision
Ralph Dupas built an early lead to defend his world junior middleweight crown, beating Denny Moyer by unanimous decision in Baltimore. Dupas weighed 150 pounds for the return bout at the civic center, with judges awarding 69-85 and 70-06 in favor of the defending champion.
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Palmer Fades From 1968 Masters Amid Comeback Talk
Ben Hogan era rival Jack Nicklaus at 23 rivaled Palmer by winning the Masters last April in Augusta. Palmer endured a tough stretch with a 20 stroke deficit at the Colonial and the Tournament of Champions loss in Las Vegas, prompting a rest with a return to form. Palmer credits recent Thunderbird win for lifting morale and eyeing the Open with renewed confidence.
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Broglio Dominates Mets With Five-Hitter In 8-1 Cardinals Win
Ernie Broglio pitched a five hitter as St. Louis beat New York 8-1 to seize the National League lead alongside San Francisco. The Cardinals totaled 15 hits, with Bill White homering and Curt Flood adding two doubles.
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The article notes trout frequent shallow tail pools at dusk, feeding on submerged nymphs and drifting on the surface. It recommends a 6 to 7 foot leader and casts using bright sky flies or visible artificial nymphs, suited for beginners with a quiet upstream approach.
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