Grand Champion Coon Dogs Meet Held at Knightstown
A Knightstown area group hosted a special coon dog meet at Knightstown in June. Dogs earned top scores with strike and point ratings. King Red owned by Junior Northfleet took grand champion honors, with Blue Diamond owned by Dean Beeman second and Ace owned by Richard Clute Sr. third. Queenie and Smoke also competed, while Little Boy and Red Shopper Tree participated.
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Knightstown
King Red
Junior Northfleet
Dean Beeman
Anderson
Ace
Richard Clute Sr
L. Lauderbaugh
Queenie
Harold Gavett
Smoke
Little Boy
Joe Kingan
Modoc
Art Egan
Player seizes US Open lead as Gary Nicklaus setback noted
St Louis reports Gary Player builds half way to a lifelong goal with a 36 hole total of 10 under par to lead the US Open. Indiana golfers survive 150 stroke cutoff to reach final two days with Carmichael Tutwiler Maxwell and Thomas among qualifiers. Maxwell shoots 73 for 149 while Carmichael 74 and Tutwiler 73.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Gary Player
Indiana
George Thomas
Michigan ‘City
Billy Maxwell
Indianapolis
Sam Carmichael
Carmel
Ed Tutwiler
Carmichael
Tutwiler
Nicklaus keeps pace as Player leads at windless Belle Meade Open
Player dressed in black shot an even par 70 to hold a one stroke edge over Kel Nagle and Mason Rudolph at Belle River. Nicklaus made the 36 hole cut with 150, Palmer 152, Venturi 160, as former Open champion Casper and Sikes joined the 150s. Palmer failed to reach the weekend after a 38 on the back nine and three bogeys on the rack nine.
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Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Nicklaus
Palmer
Venturi
Australia
Kel Nagle
Mason
Rudolph
Lehigh Acres
Fla
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Adolph
Deane Beler
Frank Beard
Lons
Bruce Dev
Allin
Rex Bax
Cham-Ient
Tony Lema
Sammy
Snead
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Billy Casper
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Colavito Delivers Lead Off Homer In Indians Victory
Rocky Colavito hit a leadoff homer in the sixth and, with solid relief by Jack Spring and Floyd Weaver, the Cleveland Indians beat the Los Angeles Angels 3 to 2 for a sixth straight win.
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Homer
Cleveland
UPI
Rocky Colavito
Jack Spring
Floyd Weaver
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Los Angeles
Howser
Pearson
Dulillo
Fregosi
Alvis
W.smith
Colavio
Adcock
Wagner
Rodgers
Hinton
Schaal
Knoop
Gonziz
Clinton
Stenge
Weaver
Spangir
Satriano
Toals
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Jeveland
Vos Angeles
Davaluto
Stanse
Bird Fires One-Hitter in Eagles 17-0 Softball Win
Ray Bird pitched a one hitter with 11 strikeouts to lead the Eagles to a 17-0 romp over Lynch in Commercial Softball League play at Shadyside. Alibi beat Music 6-4 and Local 1944 defeated Emge's 9-5. Rusty and L Clear hit two run homers for the Eagles, Gropp and Downs homered for Music, with Mulic and others also contributing in a night of four home runs.
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Shadyside
Lynch
Eagles
Bird
Alibi
Emge’s
Rusty
L. Clear
Gropp
Downs
Mulic
Jones
Carrol
Hr—Rust
Norris
Anderson
Kruze
Hr—Gropp
Emge
Corzine and Boyer
A. Smith Gustin
E. Smith
Robby Would Reject Managerial Offer
Jackie Robinson says a Negro manager will exist only when owners fully accept him, and he would personally reject an offer now. He recalled wanting to stay in baseball as a manager or coach after 1956 but lacking opportunity, and says he would turn down an offer. Fred Kovner, a White Sox draft pick, signed with the Indianapolis farm club of the Pacific Coast League. Bowling 30e at Rains
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Jackie Robinson
Jindy
Kovner
Chicago
Fred Kovner
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Indianapolis
Babe Ruth World Series at Anderson Memorial Park Mentioned
Local fans hear Pee Wee Reese and Dizzy Dean on CBS Game of Week as Minnesota faces New York and discussion hints at the 1965 Babe Ruth World Series to be played at Anderson Memorial Park later in the summer.
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Anderton Memorial Park
National Pest Control Association
United States
South Dakota
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Philip J. Spears
Association
Spear
Anderson Memorial Park
Joe Campbell
Ivan Geiger
Meadowbrook Golf Club
Anderson
South Anderson Links
Meadowbrook
Pee-Wee Reese
Dizzy Dean
CBS
Minnesota
New York
Ande
Hill Sets Le Mans Lap Record in Ford Prototype
Californian Phil Hill in a new seven litre Ford prototype shattered the Le Mans lap record posting 3 minutes 33.0 seconds for the 13.461 kilometer circuit at 227.509 KPH. Ford cars dominated practice with four of the five best times, heightening hopes to beat Ferrari in the upcoming 24 hours.
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LE Mans
France
UPI
Phil Hill
Hill
Ford
Fords
John Surtees
England
Ferrari
Bowling Follow-Through Techniques Emphasized
An expert outlines a straight-through follow-through as the key to a good bowling swing. The motion after release influences overall form and consistency, with the straight-through approach shown in the illustration.
Mantle's 4 Run Homer Sparks NY Over Twins
New York clubs surge as Mickey Mantle belts a four run homer against Minnesota Twins, lifting the Yankees to a decisive win. The game highlights power bats and clutch hitting driving a late rally.
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Homer Sparks
Twins
New York
UPD
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
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Minnesota
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Gibbs
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Siclonauer
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Scribes and Casters Honor McCutchan and Oliver at Dinner
In Indianapolis AP Brad McCutchan of Evansville College received the Joe Boland Award for youth contributions while Jerry Oliver of St Louis High School was named coach of the year by the Indiana Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association.
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Evansville College
Indianapolis Washington High School
Indiana Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association
Brad McCutchan
Purple Aces
Joe Boland
Jerry Oliver
S.T. Louis
UPI
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