Campbell Becomes First To Win Two Junior Titles In A Row
Campbell of Anderson makes history by winning two consecutive junior titles, defeating Roger in a Purdue-dominated Indiana damier tournament. He shot 67 on the first nine and 34 on the front nine after lunch, building a lead and finishing strong to defend his national collegiate tie in the NCAA tournament at Columbus next week. He also claimed the Indiana Amateur and Open titles last year.
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Bixler Bests Fellow to Win WSGA in Dramatic Final
J Bixler of Akron Ohio defeated J Jackson of Tulsa 3 and 2 to win the Western State Golf Association title. In the same event Hall collapsed at Highland course amid heavy rain and wind, dying from a heart attack as players competed.
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Braves Defeat Giants 3 To 1 in NL Race Game
Milwaukee Braves edged the New York Giants 3 to 1 as Ray Crow led a seven inning win. Bill Bruton and Hank Aaron tied for early power with back to back homers. Crandall singled home Crone to cap a fourth inning run and the Braves stretched their lead in the National League race.
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Fabius Favorite in Ohio Derby Highlighted by Field
Calumet Farm's Fabius, trained by Hartack, is the 1M entry and heavy favorite for the $40,000 Ohio Derby at Valland. Noodles and Ken Torhy loom as challengers while Preakness winner Aramanskinned Stakes is listed among other rivals including Royal Dasher and Hole.
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Zaharias Plans To Surprise Babe on Birthday
Zaharias and friends plan a cheerful surprise for Babe Zaharias on her birthday with a small gathering in Galveston Rae Nideickson noted. The message mentions preparations and encouragement to brighten her day amid news of a cancer diagnosis.
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Baseball Boxes Major League Ct peeper Calhoun Downs Vaughn
Disjointed baseball notes describe Calhoun and Vaughn delivering key hits in an 8th inning sequence. The text lists multiple players and teams from the American Association and Sabonal League with scattered names and positions, reflecting a crowded box score style.
Indiana Kentucky All Star Trail Set For Game Night Action
Indiana and Kentucky All Star basketball teams meet in the 164th benefit game at Butler Fieldhouse with Oscar Robertson and King Coleman expected to star. Indiana lists Robertson and Tepe among starters. Kentucky counters with Coleman and Withrow as top scorers.
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Last Rites For Robert Gardner Held Yesterday
Obituary notes Robert Gardner, noted investor and golf enthusiast, died recently after a long illness. He gained prominence as a leading investment broker and was celebrated for his athletic achievements at local golf events. Gardner was remembered for his community involvement and competitive spirit.
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Bill Stern Takes Leave Of Absence
New York United Press report states sportscaster Bill Stern, 41, will take an indefinite leave of absence due to illness after a recent accident. Mel Allen will fill in as host of Sterns radio show beginning Monday.
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Muncie Beats Falstaffs 8-7 in Thirteen Innings
Muncie defeated Falstaffs 8 to 7 after a thirteen inning marathon. Malstaffs misplayed nine times but kept Muncie to late rallies as Ralph Rowe singled home a run in the twelfth. Battery: Patty and Reavith Rhodes for Falstaffs. McIntire winning pitcher.
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Italian race car driver Farina injured in Monza crash
Italian auto racing ace Nino Farina smashed into a pole at Monza while driving his Maserati during practice. He was rushed to hospital with a fractured collarbone and possible rib injuries.
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Florida Football Placed On Indefinite Probation
Florida football remains under indefinite probation after the university’s coach admitted an error in allowing a booster to assist players with travel expenses. The action came from a decision by the national collegiate association, affecting program travel and compliance behavior.
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Garcia Scores Second Shutout for Indians in 4-0 Win
Cleveland lefty Mike Garcia blanked the Washington Senators for the second straight game as the Indians stretched their streak to four wins. Garcia allowed five hits and won his fifth against Chick Stubbs, tallying 25 scoreless innings versus Washington in his 1956 clip. In the third, Cleveland pushed across all its runs, aided by two unearned tallies after Ed Yoxt became involved and a trio of hits including a sacrifice fly by Garcia.
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Little League TICK MULLS TOMERS TY ERSKINE
In a chaotic ledger of scores and names Owen's Cream beat Ragies 84 powered by Hubble's five hit outing and Dick Mills' home run. Eagles, Mills, Boider and Thichman feature in a muddled recap of games and linups across local leagues.
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