Estes Leads Indiana Junior Title Qualifiers In Golf
Sixteen year old David Estes of Bloomington University High School topped the state junior golf qualifiers at IU course with an even par 71. He drew Gene Merrill of Lebanon in the first round of 64 man match play, while Tom Yoder of Wabash and Don Wood of Carmel were set to meet Bill Yandel and Stephen Pell respectively.
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Galbraith Wins After Bird No-Run No-Hitter in Split
In a Commercial League doubleheader, Bird of No. 1 Beverage pitched a no-hit, no-run win 4-0 over Galbraith’s in game one, then Galbraith’s won 1-0 in game two to clinch the set for December in San Diego. The schedule shows Local 194 vs No. 1 Beverage at 7, Galbraith’s and Lynch at 8, Guid-Lamp at the Reformatory.
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Eagles Topple Foe in Boston Thanks to Geiger Homer
Gary Geiger hit a homer helping Boston beat a foe as the Eagles toppled Arabians, Tigers, and St Mary's in a tense matchup. Geiger contributed a decisive blast in a game that showcased sustained offense and solid pitching from Boston.
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George Trautman Dies in Columbus
George M. Trautman longtime minor leagues administrator died in Columbus at 73 after a heart ailment. Services were planned for Wednesday at St. Alban's Episcopal Church in suburban Bexley. Trautman spent 30 years in administration after a single day as a professional player.
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Major League Standings Arbanese Bal Calimbue 24
Standings fragment lists Arbanese and Bal Calimbue with a 24 mark. Content ships as a sparse update to a larger MLB table, lacking dates or full team context.
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Boros' Caddie Is $1,000 Richer Now
Springfield caddie Peter Dezalia, a Providence College senior, earned $1,000 for carrying Julius Boros during the Open golf championship at The Country Club Brookline. The prize reflects Dezalia’s role from the tournament’s start and Boros’ new national Open title.
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Cedar Lounge Tops Winamac In Dramatic Comeback
Cedar Lounge rallied from a late deficit to beat Winamac 13-8 after scoring four runs in the top of the seventh. New Castle also defeated Cedar Lounge earlier in the day, while Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 6-4 and Milwaukee downed Houston 4-3. The Cedar Lounge win boosted their standings in the Indiana Baseball League amid a weekend slate featuring Worster, Frisch's, and several regional clubs.
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Grandview Groups Have Mixed Two Ball and Golf Action
At Grandview Golf Course a mixed five ball event crowned Nancy Ferri and Willard Sipes with gross 80 beating a Mary Alice Dixon pair on a draw. Flossie Chappel and Don Weston led low net 63, with Ben King and Tony Ferris posting 82 for third in low gross. Mary Sipes and John Weston tied for runner up in low net with 66, while Dot Runyan and Tolbert Catt were fourth on 66 and 70 respectively.
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Anderson Tops Frankfort 9-0 In North Central Tennis
Anderson blanked Frankfort 9-0 in North Central Tennis League action at Riley Park. Singles results show Huffman, Harless, Hittle, Dunham, and Piersall winning for Anderson. Frankfort managed only two games in singles and none in doubles. Loganport hosts Anderson next Sunday in another league clash.
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Zimmer Sold to Senators in Dodgers Waiver Move
UPI reports veteran infielder Don Zimmer was sold to the Washington Senators on waivers by the Los Angeles Dodgers. He joins his longtime teammate Gil Hodges, who will manage the Senators in Kansas City Tuesday. The pair first played together in Brooklyn and later in Los Angeles during the Dodgers’ westward move.
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Minnesota Reliever Dailey Shuts Orioles In 64 Victory
Minnesota built a 5-0 lead against Milt Pappas in the first nine innings, then with Bill Dailey’s sensational relief pitching held off Baltimore for a 64 victory. The Orioles rallied with four runs off Jim Kaat in the middle innings before Dailey relieved Kaat.
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Master Release Guide for Bowling Grip and Lift
This article explains proper ball release in bowling focusing on a lifting motion at release using the wrist rather than the fingers. It notes many bowlers drop the ball behind the foul line and suggests testing by placing an envelope beyond the line to see if it clears, with score sheet marks reflecting the fault.
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