Hikers Tour Andersons Plant and Pro Football Talk
Two former Anderson women golfers Jane Nelson and Carolyn Pickering advanced in the Indiana lis City Women's Tournament with Nelson defending her title. The feature also covers a Grandview golf day with 110 players, plus local sports chatter on high school arenas and a Delco-Remy Nite Owl game where Plant 3-7 rallied to victory after a tense moment with managerial outbursts.
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Anderson
Jane Nelson
Carolyn Pickering
Indiana
Lis City
Miss Nelson
Indianapolis
Russell Martin
Low Gross
Elmer Anson
Ralph Stum
Tre Whetsell
Low
Frank Willis
Kip Turner
Blind Par
Rex Ferrer
Kenny Stuart
Oren Nichols
Larry Stoner
Gene Magers
Arnold Sewell
William Nevin
Mart Chambers
Plants
Chambers
Aong
P.S
Ralph Pring
Plant 3
Chambe
Murl
Pring
Pleasantville
Captu
McDougald Powers Yankees Past Indians Rivalry
Gil McDougald sparked a New York Yankees victory with a 4 for 4 day including two two-run doubles to tie and then push ahead in a long interleague clash. Whitey Ford earned the win as the Yankees pulled away late in a 1 58 inning slugfest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetrol
Gil McDouigand
New York Yankees
Ders
McDougald
Yankes
Cleveland Indians
Whitey Ford
Jim McDonnald
McDonald
Ralph Branca
Tiger Hhurler
YMCA Boys Trip to Chicago Planned in July
Standings show YMCA Boys set for a Chicago excursion July 20 and 21 to visit sites in and around the city. The annual trip will include tours of notable institutions and a Lake Michigan boat ride among other planned activities with local civic and business group visits.
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YMCA
Chicago
Museum of
Eenaea Science and Instr Plantary
Ium
Riverview Amusement Park
Bob
Bob the’ Board of Trades Tower Bs) By Board of Trades
Breakfast Club
Lake Enigan
Carrie Searn
Lee
Bere Oren
Pedelphia
Cleveland-Port
New Faces At Armscamp Speedway Draw Fans And Cars
Alexandria armscamp Speedway hosts strictly stock racing Friday through Sunday June 25 26 and 27 with 10 lap feature events four 10 lap heats and a 10 lap semi final each night Trials start 7 30 p m CDT and racing at 8 30 p m Women drivers race five laps on Saturdays drawing record purse distributions as new faces appear weekly and no driver has yet won three features at the track this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Karnes
Armscamp
Second Shadyside Game Forfeited Amid Foggy Night
A chaotic night at Sh Side features a forfeited second Shadyside game amid disrupted play. Merchants blamed for the failure, with the visiting Marsnand AMVETs and UAW 663 boys later clashing in a 3 to 1 score. The Summer Frolic golf tourney at Mt Bison CC awards Oscar Melson Jr. the top RH prize as Retail Merchants sponsor proceeds.
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Anderson Boys
Anderson
Marion Boys
Memorial Field
Harkin
Anerson
Imei
Lestue
Anderson Laundry
Rfl
Coop ‘Eam
Ege
Vndame
Marsnand Amvets
UAW
Oscar Melson Jr
RH. E
Pirates Catcher Faces Football Move After Bench Time
Elyria Ohio native Janowicz, once a college star at Ohio State, weighs switching from baseball with the Pittsburgh Pirates to pro football. Despite a two year bonus contract expiring this season, he has murmured about football offers while his 1958 Pirates stint included 42 games with a .252 average and limited playing time this season. Canadian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Anowier
Pittsburgh Pirates
Janowicr
Ohio State
The
Pirates
Elyria
Ohio
Janowicz
Washington Redskins
National Football League
Bucs
Little Leaguers Fight It Out In Regional Scores
Little League results show the Wilson Boys Club defeating CIO 19 to 5 in the Sade League. Whit-Lock beats Police Pals 27 to 1 in the White River League. Auxiliary Police Pals defeat Davis Dairy boys 9 to ?.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Boys Club Tribe
CIO
Whit-Lock Organization
Police Pals
Auxil Police Pals
Davis , Dairy Boys
Fairview
YMCA trip restricted to first 80 boys and 8 leaders
The article states only two buses will travel to enable 80 boys to go, with the first 80 paying to sign up at the YMCA Boys Desk. It lists many boys and eight adult leaders, then notes a fatality and injuries in a separate Boston area incident involving a golfer and caddy at Bingham's South Shore Country Club.
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Neason
Edgewood Country Club
Esterday
Floyd Dunn
Owen Ice Cream Company
Lois Pressing
Helen Ferris
Clara Crozier
Ruth Cain
YMCA
Aleac
Jimmy Baker
Johnny Baker
Jimmy Peeples
Buddy Mosier
Jim Smith
Jerry Jamison
Mike Leons
David Corne Tius
Douglas Kolenda
James Ore
Charles Whitney
John Hains
Larry Merron
Larry Merron,” Doug Moore, Don’ Campbell, Steve Cummins
Mike Cummits
John Clahon
Raymond Thompson
Stephen Sandefur
Jimmy Steele
Larry Glaze
Nolfer
Boston Lightning
Bingham’s
South Shore
Richard Clifford
Braves Save Game With Jolly Rescue in Ninth
Milwaukee Braves beat the New York Giants 5-2 as reliever Dave Jolly halted a bases loaded threat with none out in the ninth. Joe Adcock, Andy Pafko and Del Crandall homered for the Braves while Jim Wilson allowed several early runs before Jolly sealed the win by guiding a key double play and getting May to ground out.
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New York
Dave Jolly
Milwaukee Braves
Giants
Murtler
Joe Adds
Andy Patko
del Crandall
Braves
Milwaukee
Reuben Gomez
Larry Ansen
Jim Wison
Charley Grimm
Jolly
Willie May
Mays
Hank Thompson
Pafko
Monte Irvin
Wes Westrum
Danny O'Connell
Bobby Holman
Crandall
Hockett Boys Nab City Championship
The Hockett boys won the City Junior Legion title by a wide margin in a three game playoff at Memorial Field. Hackett scored 14 runs on 12 hits with three errors, while Calabia managed five runs on 11 hits with four errors in yesterday’s afternoon game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockett Legion Soys
Hockett Tribe
Memorial Field
Hackett
Americans Spark Wimbledon Show With Busy Second Round
Eight Americans won in the second round of men’s singles at Wimbledon as Tony Trabert Vic Seixas Art Larsen Budge Patty Gardnar Mulloy and others advanced. Jerbie Flam pushed Ken Rosewall to five sets and Patty defeated Hugh Stewart in a featured match on a hot day at the All England Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Andy Paton
Ann Arbor
Mich
Denmark
Kurt Nielsen
Tony Trahert
Vic Seixas
Art Larsen
Budge Patty
Gardnar Mulloy
Jerbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Zalif
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Scrap
Patty
Hugh Stewart
Stewart
Los Angeles
Trabert
Cincinnati
Williams
South Africa
Lew Hoad
Ignacy Treczynskika
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Andersons Plant
Ravin
Madison County
Avex Grammas
St. Louis Cardinals
Mississippi State College
Ronald Danny Hilderbrand
Aul Farrell
Jackie Joyner
Ray, Shipley
James Orr
Bob’ Perkins
Buddy Jenkins
Curtis Cut Fer
David Givens
Dick Catt
Stephen Givens
Robert Hart
Elden Amsden
Phillip Vail
Marvin Williams
Mike Reydell
Jeffrey Lee Armstrong
Jim Day
Garry Malson
Logan Butler
Hal Harris
Duane Cook
Billy ‘Coates
Bob’ Hosier
Thomas Kelley
Jim Williamson
James Fridrich
Frankie Jackson
Thomas Jackson
David Robinson
Curtis Teaford
Sonny Markham
Norval Keesling
Jimmy Hostetler
Steven Steven Thornbury
Chapman
Walter Ebbert
Michael Carroll
Philip Kabrich
Robby Daughe Tee
Stephen Kabrich
John Nicholas
Bob Jones
Jerry Smith
Marvin Shetterly
Geoffry Hathaway
Jeff Rees
Bob Dilts
Larry Wente
Douglas Hooten
Halford Ryan
H. A. Smith
Huntley Park
Westvale A
West B
Meadowbrook
Forest Hills
Cub
Seow Baseballers
Columbia Riley Cubs
Forrest Hills
Riley
Westvale
Meadow
Jim McWithy
Winchester
McWithy
Marvin Pifer
Pifer
Sonics Serra
Bedget
Pendleton Ind
Shadyside
ROW E Farm Co-Op
Robinson and
Howardson
Rork
Craib
Richardson
Aweilson Boys
Townsend
Rhe Whitlock
Police
Barker and Ranshaw
Stewie Snyder, Childers and Lagstenr
Charlie Kress
Dodgers
Tigers
Surber & Son
McCrory's
Hockett
Seagram
America
Seagram's
U.S
Italy
Nicola Pietraneli
Mervyn Rose
Neal Fraser
Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Narenda Nath
Seth
Isharp
Seagram Distillers Corporation
N.C
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