Emge Round-Up Amateur Invitational Draws Big Field
The Emge Round-Up Amateur Invitational at Grandview Sunday June 27 plans a large field with entries from central eastern and north Indiana. Pro Wayne Hensley notes Tony Petrie and three Lafay ette players will compete in the $1000 amateur event sponsored by Edge Packing plants. Prizes include irons woods bags carts balls and putters with $6 registration.
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Anthony
Tony) Petrie
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Muncie Missed All-Stars Amid Strong Indiana Rosters
Indiana All-Stars list shows ten players from Milan Terre Haute Gerstmeyer Mississinewa Elkhart Jeffersonville Milan Sheridan Evansville Central and Indianapolis Attucks. Muncie Central had no representative for the year while Anderson has not placed a Hoosier Star in two years.
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Indiana
Pete O'Bremsky
Jeffersonville
Ray Craft
Milan
Joe Hobbs
Sheridan
Jack Quiggle
South Bend Central
Jerry Clayton
Evansville Central
Bill Mason
Indianapolis Attucks
Anderson
Hoosier Stars
Republicans Democrats Plan Move On Wednesday
Republicans and Democrats face another push on Wednesday as lawmakers debate the next steps in a partisan clash. Brief remarks hint at a renewed effort to secure support amid internal party divisions and public scrutiny.
Gromek Tops Yankees as Tigers Build Big Gap
Detroit pitcher Steve Gromek, rested after a week, held the New York Yankees to eight hits in seven innings and led the Tigers to a victory that pushed the Yankees to 52 games behind the league leading Cleveland Indians. Casey Stengel was ejected twice, the third time this season, as Wiesler balked twice in the third. The Yankees scored their sole run in the eighth.
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Bethany and Whetstone Win Sunday Softball Contests
Whetstone edged Salvation Army 10 to 1 and Bethany topped Arrow Heights 12 to 11 under Shadyside lights. Lockwood homer for Whetstone, Seubert had 3 hits in 4 trips, while Kirkpatrick and Swinford each hit four bases in the nightcap.
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Parks Twins Rally as Plants 10-11 Top Trey-Seven
In a pitchers duel at the factory park C Parks 10-11 beats Ev Parks 3-1. Plants 10-11 improves to 10-11 and matches Trey-Seven at 4-1, avenging June 1 loss while Ev Parks suffers first setback in four games. Tom Janetos leads early scoring with a first inning tally.
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ITT LEAGUE ERSKINE RESULTS FROM MONDAY
Monday's results list Delco Remy and Parkhurst plus Bolles and Mason in an era style game. Cross Street 501 and Sprague with Dale Gross contributed, while Linile hit a homer in the South division.
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Mathews’ Dad Dies in Santa Barbara
Edward Mathews Sr., father of Milwaukee Braves slugger Eddie Mathews, died at home after a long illness. His wife and their only child were at his bedside. Also notes an Eagles meeting rescheduled to Wednesday, June 23, signed J F Arnold-WW.
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Calif
Edward Mathews Sr
Milwaukee Braves
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Satterfield Knocks Out Williams In Third Round
In Miami Beach, Bob Satterfield, 17642 of Chicago, defeated Tampa’s Cleveland Williams, 202, after a 1:03 third round knockout in a ten rounder. Satterfield hammered Williams with a violent attack, ending with a left hook to the chin. Williams, 20, survived the final blast before being revived. it was his first KO and second loss in 32 fights.
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Chicago
Cleveland Williams
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Williams
Wilks Saves Game For Indianapolis In pitching duel
Indianapolis Indians beat the Charleston Senators 3 to 2 to extend the lead in the American Association. Ted Wilks closed the win with two strikeouts to preserve the margin after Rodemeyer allowed four hits in the ninth. Bill Killinger homered with Johnny Kropf aboard in the ninth to finish a 32 inning scoreless stretch by Indiana pitchers.
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Harry Simpson
Joe Ginsberg
Owen Friend
Charleston
Pope
Hurd
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Ginsberg
DePauw Hires Luther as Coach in Greencastle
Calvin C. Luther, formerly a Valparaiso basketball star, named head basketball coach at DePauw University. President Humbert announced the move after Robert R. Harvey relinquished duties. Luther comes from the University of Illinois where he directed the freshmen team and he is pursuing a Ph.D. at Illinois.
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Calvin C. Luther
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DePauw University
Russell J. Humbert
Luther
Robert R. Harvey
DePauw
University of Illinois
Illinois
Irvin's pinch hit clinches Giants win over Braves
Monte Irvin, hitless in 26 at bats, delivered a pinch hit single with two outs and bases loaded in the ninth to drive in the winning run as the New York Giants defeated the Milwaukee Braves 3 2. The win extends the Giants lead to two games over the Dodgers, who lost 13 1 to Cincinnati in an afternoon game.
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Roberts Fans 11 as Phillies edge Cubs 4 1 in tilt
Robin Roberts struck out 11 and allowed six Chicago hits to earn his ninth win for the Philadelphia Phillies in a 4 1 victory over the Cubs Tuesday night. Hank Sauer crushed his 21st homer for Chicago, while Roberts fell to seven losses.
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Roberts
Hale's 3-Run Homer Powers Gillman To Fifth Straight Win
D A Day League action at factory park saw Gillman 6 8 right hander hold Plants 1 4 to 2 with five straight decisions this season. Hale belted a decisive 3 run homer in the fourth as Plants 6 8 were outhit 8 5 but could not solve Gillman who allowed two early runs then silenced the opposition for six innings.
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Factory Park
Gillman
Bill Hale
Hale
Marsh
Muev
Lawrence
Indians Have New Skipper at Sun Valley
Russell Brown has taken over the Anderson Sun Valley Indians in the Central Indiana Booster Baseball League succeeding Horace Hunt Sr. Warren Rhodes assists. The Sun Valley Tribe meets Marion Blue Sox tonight at Memorial Field under flood lights at 8 o clock. Brown will keep most players from Hunt era.
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Sonny) Rhodes
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Hockett Defeats Rankfort in Junior Legion Game
Frankfort Post hurler Dick Farrer struck out 14 as Hockett beat Rankfort 10 to 5 in Fifth District Junior Legion baseball. Bond and Ulm for Frankfort were knocked for 8 hits as Hockett piled up runs, with Calabria Schuster of Anderson aiding in the second game set for Memorial Field. Hockett won the first meeting 4 to 1 in 12 innings.
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Connolly Leads Dynastic Americans In Wimbledon Opener
Maureen Connolly and fellow Du Pont Hart Connolly clan members opened Wimbledon with swift wins. Shirley Fry faced the toughest test, edging Switzerland’s Alvensleben-Rigollet 6 4, 6 4 in a first round, while Connolly 6 0, 6 3 over Joan Scott and Hart 6 1, 6 1 over Georgie Woodgate highlighted U S progress. Louise Brough quickly matched Hart’s 6 1, 6 1 in her first round, and Margaret Du Pont dominated Viola White 6 1, 6 0 in the second round.
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Shirley Fry
Akron
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Mrs. V. Alvensleben-Rigollet
Switzerland
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San Diego
Joan Scott
South Africa
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Georgie Woodgate
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
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D. W. Gotta
Britain
Margaret du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Viola White
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