East Meets West In First Graduation Bowl Game Tonight
All American Joe Bellino will play his last football game as Navy faces Navy? East and West squads square off in Buffalo for the All-America Bowl. Bellino, 180 pounds, receives a Navy ensign commission and eyes service ahead. Coaches from Duke and Penn State use dual backfields with Bellino as implied target and runner in the game plan.
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Ruffalo
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Joe
Buffalo
Navy
Bellino
American Football Coaches Association
War Memorias Stadium
Bill Murray
Duke
Rip Engle
Penn State
Fran Tarkenton
Georgia
Norm Snead
Wake Forest
Penius
Sian
Bob Schloredt
Washington
Billy Kilmer
UCLA
Jim Owens
Murray Warmath
Minnesota
Marve
Luster
Danny Lal
Rose
Missouri
Kurt Gegner
Roland
Siete
Nebraska
Wayne Harris
Arkansas
Ruffs King
Rice
Roy McKasson
Cuarterback
Glynn
Gregory
Southern Methodist
Tom Mason
Tulane
Tom Watkins
Iowa State
Rip Engel
Joel Bellino
Tom Matte
Ohio State
Herb Adderley
Michigan State
Syracuse
Art Baker
Norman Snead
Bill Brown
Illinois
Mike Stock
Northwestern
Dartmouth
al Rozyed
Jim Kerr
Tee Moorman
War Memorial Stadium
New York
al Rozycki
Grandview Ladies Host Invitational Golf Tournament
Edith Pitts captured low gross honors at the Grandview Ladies Held Invitational with 42, as 104 women from eight clubs competed. Mary Dal and Virginia Nieman posted strong scores, while Gusta Barcus led the field among finishers. Speedway's Margaret Rawley and several others from Indiana Lake, Speedway, Greenfield, and Anderson Cantry Club earned notable placements and awards.
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Indiana Lake
Pat Hiha
Mary Dall
Grandviewyton
Indian Lake
Estel
Martin
Greenfield
Sears Edith
Margaret Rawley
Speedway
Virginia Nieman
Anderson Cantry Club
Bobbie Wottring
Jackie Moran
Indiana l Lake
Evelyn Klumpp
Dottie McCrary
Ann Williams
Regenold And Morse Shine In ACC Opening Round
Regenold and Morse carded six under par 65 to lead the ACC event at Anderson Country Club. Palmer and Gei also posted strong scores as the field narrowed toward the top, with several guest players and local pros contributing notable rounds.
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Arnold Palmer
Pest Money
al Gei
Lou Rege
Erser
Santa Barbara
Calif
Paranold
Ginger Morse
Amelia Blassaras
Louise
Blythefield County Club
Sarah Huber
Melda Koubek
DD Benge
Mary Ruth Syles
Parj Peestered
Geedal Ot Cane
Arnold Palmer Fires 65 In Western Open
Arnold Palmer shot 65 to spark a Western Open round in GRAND RAPIDS. Mich AP report notes Palmer bogeyed twice with two near misses, while Gary Player led money list after 67 as Intermittent rain dampened play. Several veterans posted 66s as Stan Leonard opened with 71 par. field to be cut to 30 after 36 holes.
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Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Virginia Beach
Aerverts Ratara
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
B.C
Dave Hill
Don January
Doug Sanders
Ted Kroll
Sam Snead
John Barnum
Auxiliary Police Sponsor Two Youth Baseball Contests
The Anderson Auxiliary Police sponsor two softball games for boys aged 10 to 14 on the Auxiliary diamond in Edgewater Park. In game one Urban defeated North Anderson 19 to 3 as Hampion homered twice and pitched two hits. Westvale edged Central 18 to 12 in the second game.
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Anderson Auxiliary Police
Edgewater Park
Urban
North Anderson
Hampion
Westvale
Central
Ford Frick Says He Will Not Retire Soon
NEW YORK AP Ford Frick says he plans wide reforms for baseball before retirement from his 65000 a year role as commissioner. His term runs to Sept 20 1965 and he declines re election while pushing expansion to 12 clubs, realignment of minors, and reserve clause protection. Potential successors named include Nixon Cannon Giles Cronin. West lineup listed.
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New York
Ford Frick
Frick
Minnesota
Murray Warmath
Washington
Jim Owens
Fick
Richard Nixon
Robert Cannon
Milwaukee
Warren Giles
Joe Cronin
West Line-Up
Templeton Music Faces Lafayette In Central Indiana Baseball
Central Indiana Baseball League action features Templeton Music hosting Lafayette tonight at Memorial Park at 7:30 p.m. Indications point to a pivotal game as league leaders Anderson Meadowbrook lead the standings, with Shadyside and Columbians also in contention and Detroit signing Duke forward-center Douglas Kistler for next season. News notes include weekly results and upcoming travels for local teams and players like Olvey, Swain, McIntire, Grady and Ashley.
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Arbene
Piasturgh
Anderson
Meadowbrook
Milwaukee
Templeton Music
Chicago
Philadelphia
Diana
Grady
Ashley
Fayette Columbians
Melpavenport
Darlington
Ammericad Veet
Xmorial Park
Swain
McIntire
Dee
Indians
Shadyside
Cleveland
Boston
Pharmacy
Desami
Olvey
Clark
Shockey
Washington
Black
Los Angeles
Gral
American Association
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Cross St
Fpdianapolis
Ee Sein Er Tolrocal
Marion
Rich- Ancien Deemond
Richmond
2Istons
San Francisco
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Tribe
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Tain
Iigning
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Duke
Lawrence Montgomi
New York
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Lafayette
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Indianapolis
Houston
Ira Louisville
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Erma Peoples
Columbus
Rochester
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Frankton
Ehitaba
Us Angeles
Gross
le Lowe
Montgomery
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cannon
Lucius
John Teal
Ios
Angeles
Dave Eckstein
Tom Linville
Dave Sheedy
Ron Anderson
New Castle
Trojans
Nicklaus Surges Toward NCAA Golf Semifinals
Jack Nicklaus of Ohio State advanced to the semifinals of the 4th National Collegiate golf tournament by defeating Peter Cole of New Hampshire 5 and 4 and Charles Layton 4 and 13. He will face Gene Hunt of Michigan State, who beat Purdue’s William Templin 2 and 1 and Pete Byer 3 and 2. Nicklaus’ path included upset bids by Steve Smith of Wisconsin and tight matches with 19 holes and 49 holes noted, amid the event’s strong field and Big Ten rivals.
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Associated Press
Lafayette
Ind
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State
Big Ten
Steve Smith
Wisconsin
Stanford
Nicklaus
Peter Cole
New Hampshire
Charles Layton
Smith
Jerry Jackson
Purdue
Jack Rule
Iowa
Gene Hunt
Michigan State
William Templin
Pete Byer
Marshall
Sam Snead
Mike Podolski
Albert Badger
Ed Gordon
Ohio University
Layton
Peter Green
North Carolina
Byer
Dick Duble
Texas A&m
Gordon
Tom Grace
Notre Dame
Rule
Rolf Deming
Minnesota
Ohio ‘State
Podolski
Hunt
Cardinals Purchase Relief Specialist
ST. LOUIS RP Craig Anderson was recalled from Portland to bolster the bullpen as Hal Smith was placed on the disabled list with a heat condition.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Craig Anderson
Portland
Ore
Hal Smith
Smith
Edgewood Men Keep Busy On Golf Links
Edgewood men kept busy on the golf links with four tournaments. In the Banker's handicap tourney sponsored by Hoyt Wright, Harry Forse won, Dick Thoben was second, Mike Martin Jr. third. June 11 to 17 featured a low-grass low-net sweepstakes with Red Swinehart first, Bud Ainsworth second, Mike Martin Jr. third. George Vaught, A C Roberts, and J Brissenden led low-net finishers. Brown Recreation and Container Corp. sponsored the event. Delco Remy sponsored a blind draw tourney won by Dan Brown, Franklin March, Lew Roby, and J Brisenden. Dietzen's and Dwyer Vending sponsor a low-gross, low-net, blind par tourney.
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Hoyt Wright
Harry Forse
Dick Thoben
Mike Martin Jr
Red Swinehart
Bud Ainsworth
Mike Martini Jr
George Vaught
A. C. Roberts
J. Brissenden
Brown
Recreationl and Container Corp
Delco Remy
Dan Brown
Franklin March
Lew Roby
Don Roush
Dick Moore
C. Hardicock
P. Boots
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