County Amateur Leader Suffers Injury Forces Change in Pairings
Norman Sanders the current 36 hole Madison County Amateur leader from Middletown suffered a left thumb cut requiring stitches while repairing home screens. Doctors to reexamine later today, raising doubt about his continuation. Oscar Melson Jr. of Anderson the defending champion trailed by three strokes and expressed sympathy while noting Sanders is a fine golfer and friend.
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Norm Sanders
Urban League Tops Rybolt's 12-10 In Wild Park Tilt
Urban League defeated Rybolt's Sporting Goods 12 to 10 at Memorial Park in the Amateur Baseball season opener. Jack Stevens of Rybolt's stole three bases, while Britt pitched five no hit innings for the Urban League. Jim Cole led Urban League with four hits and Paul Cole added three. Stevens led Rybolt's with a double and a triple.
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Lloyd Journey
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Ivin Dean
Gene Wolfe
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Dave Bingoman
Dick Armstrong
Metery Williams
Larry Ballinger
Georgy Denniston
John Hereway
Jon Hang
Ron Jarrell
Roy Moore
Forest Chamberlain
Don Roush
Jock Westerman
Cidrenca Newland
Cliff Hardwick
Grover Kubrick
John Altman
Jerry McGhee
Marvin Ashby
Slee Fedely
Alevin Flowers
Tom Bradley
Bill Phares
Don Campbell
Genn Englan
John Canner
Jim Humphrey
Bob Hiatt
Job Walker
Phil McDowal
Frank Riva
Jim Wales
Mike Mur
R. Ramsay
Jim Tints
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Mercs Maxwall
Charles Sigte
Clarence Welsh
England
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Iine Burton
Russell Zaak
Daman Park
Anderson Sporting
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McNulty Tosses No-Hit Win in City Amateur Semis
Carl McNulty of Black Label hurled a no hit no run 4 0 victory over Lynch Corporation in the City Amateur softball semi finals at Shady Side Park. Hammons Plumbers defeated North Anderson 4 1 with Little on the mound. Tonight North Anderson plays Lynch in the consolation game and Black Label faces Hammons for the title.
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Anderson Delco-Remy Top Babe Ruth Contests
Delco-Remy belted Alex Legion 10 to 7 as Hackett-Mace, Luck, Wilson and Teague led a 10 run outburst in the first two innings. T Smith earned the win for Delco-Remy while Hockett-Maco opened the season with a 10-7 victory for Hank's.
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Cards Win And Take National League Lead In NL Race
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 4 to move a half game in front of the league. Murry Dickson earned the win working eight innings before leaving with an arm issue. Bill Virdon hit a bases empty homer in the eighth as St. Louis opened a three run third inning and never trailed.
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Essig and Johnson Reach Indiana Junior Final
Essig of Indianapolis and Sherell Johnson of Linton won semifinal matches at Purdue South Course to set up a 36 hole final. Essig, an 18 year old, beat Ronnie Royer 5 and 4. Johnson rallied from five down to defeat Ronnie Alwell in 37 holes.
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Crawfordsville
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