Nicklaus Podolski Reach NCAA Golf Finals
In Indianapolis and Lafayette Indiana, tourney favorite Jack Nicklaus of Ohio State and teammate Mike Podolski advance to the NCAA golf final. Nicklaus rallies past Gene Hunt 2 and 1 while Podolski edges Steve Smith 1 up after a tight day of play.
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Schloredt Shines In West Victory In All American Bowl
In Buffalo New York West team led by quarterbacks Schloredt and Kilmer defeated the East 36 to 20 in the first All American game. West used a strong air attack and fast execution to pull away.
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Major League Batting Stars and Coaching Changes
A snapshot of star hitters across leagues with team and player stats, plus coaching updates. Leroy Sievers named to replace Cummins as head basketball coach at Indianapolis Manual. Compton named Shelbyville coach with extensive pro background and academic credentials.
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Lavagetto Fired as Twins Manager. Sam Mele Named Interim
The Minnesota Twins fired manager Cookie Lavagetto after a lengthy losing streak and 27 losses in 34 games. Coach Sam Mele, 38, will take over starting with the three game series against the New York Yankees at Metropolitan Stadium. Cal Griffith announced the swap at a news conference. Mele has been with the organization since 1938 as scout and coach and said he plans no drastic changes.
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Track stars vie for national titles in New York
In a preview of the National AAU Track and Field Championships at Downing Stadium New York the weeklong meet features top athletes led by Cyrol Burleson and Orschile Griffith. Also noted is former Boston Red Sox outfielder and Senators veteran Cookie Méle who briefly coached or played a role with the club.
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Tigers Rout Indians 15-7. nine homers in Detroit win
Detroit Tigers hammered the Cleveland Indians 15-7 with nine home runs including two by Bill Burton and Chuck Essegian. Other MLB action highlights New York and Minnesota wins and a Little League tragedy in Ottawa where a boy died after a pregame incident.
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Enormous Edgewood golf tourney entry set to tee off
The Edgewood Country Club hosts a record field of 156 golfers for its men's guest day. Play begins at 7 a.m. with a 8 p.m. tournament dinner. Winter rules apply on fairways and hole 18 is a par five. Milton Mills Sr. chairs the event with committee members handling scoring pairings tickets finances refreshments and prizes.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Scores
Standings show National League leaders with Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 12 to 11 and St Louis 10 San Francisco 5 Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 4 Chicago 5 Milwaukee 3 American League Detroit 25 Cleveland 7 Chicago 4 Washington 3 Minnesota 4 New York 9 Boston at Kansas City Baltimore at Los Angeles Yesterday's games and sixers list Chicago at Milwaukee San Francisco at St Louis Los Angeles at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Detroit at Cleveland Washington at Chicago New York at Minnesota Boston at Kansas City Baltimore at Los Angeles American Association Houston at Indianapolis Dallas Fort Worth at Louisville Omaha at Denver plants note insect eating plants need not overfeed
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Cummins Hurls Perfect Game For Hockett
Steve Cummins, 16, pitched a perfect game for Hockett Mace Beverage in a Forest Park win over Noblesville. He struck out 17 of 22 while teammates Hackett Mace won 9-7 in the doubleheader. Gene Hubble allowed 12 walks in a six hit six inning loss.
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Boosters Meet Indianapolis Braves in Elwood clash
The Elwood Boosters host the Indianapolis Braves at Callaway Park on Sunday at 2 13 PM. Boosters players include Ebert Heady Simons Pearson Mefhearson Hughes Sarrel Neuke Israel Cunningham Jester and Beeman. Manager Jesse Widener says the Elwood schedule remains incomplete and more games are planned. Roscoe Barnes of Chicago was the first National League batting champion with 40 home runs.
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Tigers Sign Bonus Tar For 100000
East Lansing Michigan United Press International reports Michigan catcher Bill Freehan signed a 100000 bonus pact with the Detroit Tigers last week and headlines the All Big Ten baseball first team. Also named were Minnesota outfielder Dave Fritz Michigan State centerfielder Bill Hess Michigan pitcher Mike Joyce along with Illinois pitcher Doug Mills Minnesota third baseman Bruce Evans Indiana second baseman Eddie La Duke Minnesota first baseman Wayne Knapp Purdue shortstop Bernie Affer Michigan State left fielder Tom Riley and others. Knapp Evans La Duke Riley top the season stats as Joyce and Mills yield strong ERAs and records. The all conference squad was chosen by a coaches committee led by Michigan State’s John Kons.
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Gunner Wyman Named Basketball Coach of the Year
Indianapolis AP reports Gunner Wyman of Tel City named Coach of the Year by the Indiana Sportswriters and Broadcasters Association. The award cites his three straight regional titles and a state finals appearance with the Marksmen. Crowe will be honored for contributions to youth athletics at the Indiana-Kentucky All-Star game in Butler Fieldhouse.
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Former Irish Star Dutch Bergman Dies
Dutch Bergman, Notre Dame star and one of the four letter helpers across football basketball and track, dies at a Peru Indiana native who later linked to the Redskins coaching era. Funeral details incomplete. The article also notes an Indiana State Seniors Golf tourney at Anderson CC with a $1,000 entry fee.
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