Melson Ties Geiger For County Amateur Lead
Joe Campbell of Anderson advances to the Indiana Junior golf meet semifinals after a third round scare. Fred Blume of Fort Wayne upsets Don Essig of Indianapolis in the quarterfinals, with Blume facing Ron Roger in the next round.
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Lafayette
Ind
Joe Campbell
Anderson
Indiana
Don Essig
Indianapolis
Fred Blume
Port Wayne
Campbell
Charles Thin
South Bend
Purdue
South Cour
Blume
Ronnie Royer
Crawfordsville
Gene Axelrod
West Lafayette
Lar Carmichael
Martinsville
Jon Sommer
Essig
Elmhurst High School
Rover
Harley Drake
Plymouth
Thurn
Dick St. Peter
Lebanon
Sam Carmichael
Charles Thurn
Richard St. Peter
Fort Wayne
Ron Roger
Marley Drake
Koer
Richard Williams
Columbus
St. Peter
Wiliam Grant Jr
Kokoro
Ir Melson Jr
Pendleton
Idlewold
Edwood
Hvill
Anderson Grandview
Hiwight
Eddleman
University of Wins
Frank Gales
Tani
Tremsuper
Thivars
Ivan Genre Gelger
Oscar Melson de
Mike Borson
Jick Roberts
Dint Uverlin
Iwnarl
Grandview
Dick Armstrong
Jed Carmany
Larry Penny
Joe Niece
Re Moore
TAZ d
Dave Bindi
Dan
Mike Tare
Pal Mart
Jha
Gale
CN Diets
Rilla
Dale Oyeytin
Line Teevey
Hab Sinit
Jack Pavel
John Wilhians
Harness Races Offer 611 800 Purses At Anderson Fair
A $11 809 purse leads a large harness racing program at the Anderson Free Fair with racing at Athletic Park July 3 through 8. Opening night features multiple pace and trot events with daily purses and conditions per official ESTLAG rules.
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Walter Hughes
Anderson
Karl McCarel
Fair Maild
Athletic Park
Fair Ground
Cael
VSPA
Rales
New St. Marys Hires New Coach With Multi Sport Background
The incoming St. Marys coach arrives after coaching two seasons elsewhere and brings a multi sport background. He replaces Mike Sokal who has led the school in all sports for eight years.
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Walenti
Hey
Ronuwern
Fron Tuner High School
Uma
WS. Navy
Muse Mary's
Charlie
Waliang Ang
Do Daspir
Charlie Kenneisen
Wimbledon Pairings Set
Wimbledon draws reveal top seeds Head Rosewall and Hoad facing Canadian Fontana and Britons in early rounds. Patty and Trabert key women’s seeds, while remaining Brits and Australians line up for first matchups at All England Club.
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Wimbledon
Bude
Lew Head
Australia
Tengbert
Cincinnati
Ainst Huber
Austria
Patty
Annre
Trabert
Fux
Matnnore
Kin Nielsen
Venmark
Bates
Wwerk
Repulski Trails in Tight SRW Lead Break
The narrative chronicles Rip Repulski losing a late advantage as SRW veterans press for the Nutinast match. Teague closes with a clutch performance while Brikay and others push on the wall and the Cards. Washington Hills Cresta Stadium hosts pivotal action as Yankees and Cubs battles frame the page.
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St. Louis
Olvigeann
Hale Hane
Menereay
Secon
Eugene Reader
Stark
Gaa
Talay
Kell
Tye
Pat Tore Indy
Sveerml Hasenmmn
Ted Seheandienel
New York
Bie Waties
Chiegse Cubs
Neldiy
Duke Stier
Fyaeklyny
Natonil
Hogan and Snead Form United States Golf Team
Hogan and Sam Snead join forces as a two man U S team for the Canada Cup. They travel from New York to Wentworth Club to compete with Wentworth host duties and prepare for a 7 hole tourney played in variable wind and conditions. Both veterans have faced each other in numerous events and will team up for the first time in this event.
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Ling
Hen Hogan
Sam Snead
America
Arave
New York
Hoga
Snead
United States
Wentworth
Snead Toll
Hogan
P¢e
Prt
Tu Bi
Sai
Cinponi
WSGA Opens Annual Tourney
The article discusses the opening of the WSGA annual tournament in Indianapolis with multiple teams and representatives from various clubs. It mentions key figures and participants including presidents and players, outlining the event’s broad participation and schedule.
Speedway Pagoda at Indianapolis to Be Replaced
A damaged Speedway Pagoda at Indianapolis was torn down on Wednesday to make way for a new tower. Officials say the replacement will be taller and open the central tow area, with a formal unveiling planned after construction.
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Indianapolis
Ainda Tarawi
Bueyers
Spoethwey
Avas Knacher
Guls
Indians Rally in Third to Beat Millers 6 to 4
The Indianapolis Indians exploded for all their runs in the third inning to defeat the Minneapolis Millers 6 to 4. Rudy Regalada hit a three run homer with two aboard while Roger Maris and Ted Beard each homered with the bases empty. Corwin Paine and Nanikowski pitched for the Millers.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Indians
Minneapolis Millers
Rudy Regalada
Roger Maris
Ted Beard
Minneapolis
Corwin
Paine
Nanikowski
Jenkins
Minnick
Rodemeyer
Mursieveski
Nixon
Standings Recap for American League and Associations
Fragmented standings list shows matchups like Washington at Kansas City and Cleveland Brewer Vyner positions with several 2 3 records. Also notes Denver at Lanaville and Omaha lineups with unclear results and team names such as Chicago Johnson Herstman and Weston of Clevaland.
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Washington
Kansas
Mitwauber
Brooklyn
Pave
Ois St Louis
Naaburgh
Pasesaen
Ats
Iago
Hitedelphia
Euston
Chevatenda
Detroit
Bathmore
City
Louis
New York
Chico
Philadelphia
Cincinseti
Milwaukee
Pittsurgh
Chicago
Balnace
Cleveland
Boston
Ingianapolis
Minneapolie
Louisville
Denver
Omak
Charlestan
Gary Doay
Lovis
Beovlyn
Webmelar
Meyitambe
Davis Riddika
Fittsburgh
Pat Flaherty to Race 100-Mile Langhorne Classic
Pat Flaherty, the 1986 Tidle Vanapolis winner, will compete in the Langhorne Memorial 100 Mile race next Sunday at Langhorne Speedway. The event, featuring both dirt and paved tracks, positions Flaherty for a potential victory as Don Freeland’s AAA record time from Cir by Don Freeland stands noted.
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Pat Flaherty
Langhorne
Srind
Limghorne
Don Freeland
Freeland
AAA
Salle
Justice Dept Probes Commercial Wrestling
In Philadelphia the U S attorney general said the Justice Department is investigating what he called commercial wrestling. He noted past antitrust actions against the National Football League and the International Boxing Club and said the department continues reviewing broadcasting rules for professional baseball and college football. He spoke at a University of Pennsylvania executives conference and cited ongoing probes blending theatre or sport with commerce.
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Philadelphia
Justice Department
Washington
International Boxing Club
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Business Executives Conference
University of Pennsylvania
Oldsters to Play New York Amid Slush Fund Inquiry
The Pacific Coast Conference announces amateur championships set for St Paul Minn and other sites as Al Masters discloses minor violations amid an ongoing investigation of a slush fund. Stanford faces scrutiny while authorities review findings and report to the conference commissioner.
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Stanford
Masters
Nances
Jr. Wallace Sterling
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