Indiana Junior Golf Eliminations Open With Marathon Round
In Lafayette Indiana Don Essig and Harley Drake won first round matches at the 32nd Indiana Junior golf championship. Essig defeated Bill Newcomb and Maurie Lord while Drake beat Jack Sawyer as 45 holes were needed for Wolfe to defeat Buffy Mayerstein in a morning marathon.
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Lafayette
India
Don Qssig
Indianapolis
Harley Drake
Plymouth
Indiana
Purdue
Essig
Bill Newcomb
Royal Center
Maurice Lord
Lafayete
Drake
Jack Sawyer
Rochester
Robert Wolfe
Logansport
Wolfe
Buffy Mayerstein
Jim Brucker
Bob Hess
Linton
Don Essig
Leel Evans
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Jerry Childs
New Castle
Joe Cork
Jerry Weisenauer
Ron Roger
Crawfordsville
Bart Spillman
Sherrell Johnson
Jerry Jameson
Middletown
Ronnie Atwell
Jon Sommer
Jim Draskovits
South Bend
Warne Timberman Jr
John Hamilton
Evansville
Tad Schmidt
Garrett
Daleville Remains Undefeated in Loop Start Victory
Daleville topped Gaston 15 to 11 as the Broncs rolled to their fourth Delaware County Conference win in four starts. Walters led with ten hits and 3 runs while Frischkorn added three hits and Woods had three. Zirkle scored four times with a double and two walks.
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Gaston
Daleville
Cowan
Broncs
Delaware County
Woods
Frischkorn
Walters
Zirkle
Ibaevre
Follis
Macy
Orloney
Qldefiersan
Geter
Dolewilla
Laycockie
Wood
Frinehbarn
So-Wright
North
Shrayer
Wright
Shraver
U—Patty
Porkinion
A's to Host Yankees After Family’s July Trip
Audubon Iowa family of Dennis King and wife Deborah with children Deborah Susan plan to attend the Athletics Yankees game in Kansas City. King, a 42 year old businessman, will be at the park with his kin as the A's face New York with Dennis set to catch the first game.
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Kansas City
jMaybe
Delbert Hing
A's
Audubon
Iowa
Athletics
A’s
King
Audubon Busi
Ness
Kings
Dennis
Deborah
Susan
Newyoal
July York Yankees
Ani
Maryville
St. Joseph
Yankees
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Local and National League Golf and Baseball Scores Recap
In national league play results include Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 0 and Philadelphia 7 Chicago 6. American league notes show Cleveland 7 Boston 6 and New York 2 Milwaukee 0 with several ERA tallies. Second round match results list many players such as Jerry Childs and Carmichael, with multiple 2 and 3 up outcomes and 20 holes in a few matches.
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Milwauier
Philadelphia
Idames Topolgus
Bloomington
Ricoh
Mel Ee
David Hahn
Lafayette
Jerry Childs
New Castle
Chicago
Watt Ead
Bill Bender
Alexandria
New York
Jerry Jameson
Middletown
de Oreviend
Mike Gary
Alp
Balti
Joe Cork
Indianapolis
Ome
Cay Hole
Charles Griffith
Washington
American Association
Tuasday
Ww. L Et
Wichita
Sy Paul
Minneapolis
St Omphs
Denver
Charletton
Louisville
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Donoven
Ceccarelli
tMaas
Ont
Cleveland
Boston
Gareia
Va. Sullivan
Kansas City
Edgewood Juniors Golf Friday Sign-Up Deadline
The first Edgewood juniors golf tournament is Friday June 21 with 18 hole medal play for four age groups 31 and under 32 to 13 14 and 15 36 to 47. 11 1 and under will play 9 holes. Sign up in the pro shop by 3 p.m. today. Sponsors include Quick Cleaners Howe Fire Apparatus Davis Dairy Edgewood Texaco East Side Dairy Edgewood Sporting Goods Mece's Grocery Edgewood Pharmacy and Dick Stage Edgewood golf pro.
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Edgewood
Quick Cleaners
Howe Fire Apparatus Co
Davis Dairy
Edgewood Texaco
Perez Wins Split Decision In Lightweight Bout
Lulu Perez of Brooklyn edges Bobby Courchesne of Holyoke in a 10 round lightweight fight at the Forum, delivering a solid body shot late to seal a split decision after Perez returned from a 18 month layoff.
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Montreal
Lulu Perez
Brooklyn
Bobby Courchesne
Holyok Mass
Forum
Perez
Courchesne
Leighth
New England
Civic Golfers Defer Play For Campbell Dinner
Civic Golf League at Grandview postpones Thursday rounds to allow members to attend the Joe Campbell dinner at Anderson Country Club. Co chairs Elmer Anson and Oren Nichols announce the delay. play resumes Thursday June 27 at Anderson. Players unable to complete nine holes last week at Edgewood may finish before Saturday to count toward standings.
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Civic Golf League
Grandview
Joe Campbell
Anderson Country Club
Elmer Anson
Oren Nichols
Inter-Club Committee
Civic Golf
Edgewood
Midnight curfew on Orioles night games at Memorial Stadium
Baltimore officials and Orioles executives announced a midnight curfew for night games at Memorial Stadium following two 16 inning games last month. James C. Anderson and James Keelty Jr said the 12:50 a.m. cutoff aligns with park board and club policies to safeguard nearby residents.
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Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Orioles
Oriole
James C. Anderson
Board of Park Commissioners
James Keelty, Jr
Park Board
Reigents
Golf Match Results Across Indiana and Nearby Towns
The report lists multiple golfing results with players from Indianapolis Lafayette and surrounding towns. Winners include Bob Hess over Jim Bricker 2 and 1 and Ronnie Atwell over Thom Hettmansperger 7 and 6, among others.
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Bob Hess
Linton
Jim Bricker
Indianapolis
Ronnie Atwell
Thom Hettmansperger
Wabash
Tom Brown
West Lafayette
Mike Powell
Clermont
Robert Wolfe
Logansport
Buffy Mayerstein
Lafayette
Dave Dellinger
Monticello
Jon Sommer
Crawfordsville
Jim Dwyerlin
Anderson
Bob Daniels
Mishawaka
Ken Bender
LaPorte
Bob Brafford
Dennis Hershberger
Ron Royer
Tom Cable
Bedford
Tebbetts Lectures Reds Over Poor Showing
Cincinnati manager Tebbetts criticized the Reds for sloppy play after recent losses. He warned that if the team does not improve, some players may be fined. He cited rookie pitcher Danny McDevitt of Brooklyn holding them to seven runs on Monday night as a harsh example.
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Cincinnati
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinatii Redlegs
Birdie
Jand
Danny Mmcdevitt
Brooklyn
Tebbetts
Women Stage Intown Golf at Anderson Country Club
The Women's Intown Invitational nine hole event at Anderson Country Club awarded guests and members prizes after a luncheon. Winners included Dorothy Shine and Amelia Blassar as Low Gross and Low Net in various divisions, with several players earning top placements and a Ray Jones sponsored match play round noting multiple Class A B C results.
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ACC
Anderson Country Club
Dee Ganger
Margaret Webb
Dorothy Walker
Helen Kelley
Lorraine Black
Bea King
Amelia Blassaras
Imo Teadtmann
Amy Dye
Mary Ruth Symonds
Frances Murphy
Dorothy Shine
Edith Presser
Marcella Hoppes
Emma Flanagan
Gelen Farris
Herald
Arac
Low Gross
Louise Regenold
Mary Ruth Symonds Low Net
Imo Toedtmann
Jo Ferguson
Low Putls
Bee King
Helen Ferris
Low Net
Ray Jones
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Maurie Lord
Jim Werden
Greenfield
Joe Kroot
Pete Schumacher
le Evans
Cori Carrington
Kim Harreld
Bill Land
John Mills
Richard Barth
Seymaur
David Bingaman
David Peters
George White
Joe Klein
Im Draskovits
Dave Amberg
Carmichael
Hamilton
Harreld
Johnson
Barth
Childs
Popolgus
Jameson
Jackson
Cork
Brown
Roger
Combs
Evans
Kroot
Sommer
Draskovils
Don Blankenship
Daniels
Atwell
Schutt
Timberman
Ronnie
von Burg
Hanley
White
iEdgewood Juniors
Hockett-Maco
Anderson Hockett
By Walt Ditzen
Wally Moon
Jal James
Lot
Civic
Campbell
Ronnie von Burg
Gene Axelrod
West Laffayette
Glen Combs
Seymour
Ron Treesh
Wayne Timberman
Steve Harlow
Tipton
Bill Hanley
Marion
Jerry Tanselle
Lebanon
Inc
Acary
Marjorie Plummer
Marymonds
Mae Broderick
Thelma Epply
I Ginger Morse
Doris Penn
Irene Pancol
Sportsmans. Digest
Kai Stary
Hardin
Roof Coal and Oil CO
Paul Greene
Pratt & Lambert
Luminall
Masury
Madison Ave
Tire Sale
Mobil Delux
Mobilgas
Everybody's Oil Corp
NEW Phillips 66
Phillips 66
Phillips Petroleum Company
Anderson and
Childes Petroleum Products
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