Four Brackets Set In 13th Annual Event
The Jaycee Junior Golf Tour tournament on Friday June 27 at Grandview Course drew 70 plus entrants all under 18 August 15. Four age groups compete with trophies for each winner and medals for runners up. Winners advance to state tourney at South Bend then nationals at Tuscon.
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Grandview
South Bend
Tuscon
Arizona
John Mills
David Lidler
Bob McGuire
Dave Boardman
Tom Newman
Larry Schalk
Dave Rodgers
Jack Hiday
Bob Harrold
Dan Welsh
Rex Upshaw
Gene Spradlin
Bill Herkomer
Pat Cornell
Gerald Shafer, Jr
James Hanshaw
David O'Brlen
Alred Duight
Mike Smith
Dennis Fasone
Jack Gwynn
Tom Williams
Dick Armstrong
Bernard Butler
Jerry Banner
Jay Mason
Ted Pakes
Butch Epperson
Tom Mozingo
Jerry Norris
Dick Mulls
Mike Martin
Mike Humphrey
Jerry Spradlin
Burke Mendanhall
Ron Granger
Larry Coates
Steve Pritchard
Terry Dilts
Neil O'Brien
Bob Ferris
Jerry Woods
Jack Graham
Ken Cook
M Keene
Steve Olsen
Tom Ross
Gene Hovermate
Mike Coates
Jay Carter
Bill Bardsley
Bill James
Jim Sutton
Paull Wykoff
Phil Martin
Preston Ter
Rick Helder
Paul Mills
Glen England
Tom Sefton
Eric Flowers
Jon Granger
Michael Haley
Robby Blake
Phil Carr
Mike Brow
Rick Heritage
Bryan Shank
Jim Fasone
Joe Newman
Jimmy Clarke
Dennis Tmel
Kent Taylor
Ricky Brow
Jay Glazer
Cardinals Stay In Second After Beating Pirates
The St. Louis Cardinals rallied to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-1 behind Vinegar Bend Mizell’s three-hit pitching. It was St. Louis fifth straight win, keeping them in second place in the National League while Pittsburgh slid to five straight losses. Musial contributed a double and Green stole a base for the Cardinals. Mazeroski and Kluszewski provided Pittsburgh’s offense.
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Pittsburgh AP
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Cardinals
St. Louis
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Omtam
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Thomas
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Mustal
Green
Clemente
Louis
Thomas Mazeroski
Kluszewski
Schoffeld
Mazeroski
Kluresk
St Louis
Musial
Blasingame
S.F
Virdon
Gifford Leaves Giants for TV and Movies
Giants star Frank Gifford quits football after six seasons to start a TV and movie career. He says the studio frowned on combining the series work with football and doubts an arrangement is possible during the TV season.
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The
Giants
New York
Frank Gifford
National Football Teague
New York Giants
Searo Ogy
Trpaneeerts
Golden't. Taylor
Ashburn
Kazanski
University of South Rosey
California
Public Enemy
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Semproch
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Farrell
Hobbie
Cena
Bazanski
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Philadelphia
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Dare
Post
Puotps
Semproth
Elston
Phillips
Balk—Phillips
Wander Pameres Barllek
Jackowski
Rae
Minnesota
Phillies Break Tie With Fernandez Tripe In 10th
Chico Fernandez delivered a two out triple in the 10th inning scoring Harry Anderson to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5 4 victory over the Chicago Cubs. It was Fernandez second triple of the game.
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Philadelphia
Chico Fernandez
Harry Anderson
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Fernandez
Houston Takes Third Straight INCAA Golf Title
Houston wins its third straight NCAA golf championship as four low scorers total 570 to beat par by two strokes. Phil Rodgers and Ab Justice share medalist honors at 139 after rounds of 70 and 69 at Taconic, continuing Houston’s dominance in NCAA golf. Rex Baxter of Houston won the crown in 1957.
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Williamstown
Mass
UPI
Phil Rodgers
Justice
Oklahoma State
Houston
Rodgers
Taconic
Dave Williams
Southern Methodist
Rex Baxter
Purdue Golfer Named To All American Team
John Konsek of Purdue the Big Ten champion was named to the NCAA Golf Coaches Assn All American first team. Announcement came from Charles Finger of Stanford and Rev L Holderith of Notre Dame as committee chair.
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Williamstown
Mass
UPI
John Konsek
Purdue
Ncaa Golf Coaches Assn
Konsek
Charles Finger
Stanford
Rev. L. Holderith
Notre Dame
Dartmouth
Joe Grace
Doggie Julian
Ashland
Gene Francis
Thelonce
Dark Lifts His Average Crowe Climbs at 2NOLAN
In the National League Alvin Dark rises to .349 with a 20 for 31 stretch after being traded from St Louis to Chicago. Stan Musial slips to .360 while Willie Mays leads at .380 amid health and near-record chase. In the American League Mickey Vernon tops at .352 with Nellie Fox close behind and Frank Thomas and Ernie Banks pacing NL homers and RBIs.
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Crowe
NEW York
St. Louis
Alvin Dark
Chicago Cubs
Jim Brosnan
Stan Musial
Musial
Stan
San Francisco
Willie Mays
George Crowe
Richie Ashburn
Mays
Fires
Cincinnati
Steve Bilko
Los Angeles
Ashburn
Mickey Vernon
Vernon
Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Preston Ward
Kansas City
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit
Jackie Jensen
Boston Red Sox
Bob Cerv
Jensen
Cerv
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Thomas
Banks
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule Across Leagues
The chart lists National and American League standings with teams such as Milwaukee St. Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia and others. It includes yesterday results like Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4 and St Louis 3 Pittsburgh 1 and today probable pitchers for several matchups across the majors.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnativo
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Esterday
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Kuc
Donovan
J . Washington
Kansas City
Griges
Burmette
Detroit
Harshman
Hoeft
Boston
Cleveland
Sisler
Grant
McDie
Law
Antonelli
Nuxhall
Padres
Burdette
Brenner Authorized To Continue Fights
Promoter Teddy Brenner won permission from the New York Athletic Commission to stage Monday night televised fights at St. Nicholas Arena through Aug. 4 with a reduced TV fee of 3500 dollars. Commission chairman Julius Helfand said Brenner could extend the Monday schedule indefinitely if a new TV deal is secured. otherwise Sunnyside Gardens in Queens may seek the contract.
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NEW York
Teddy Brenner
New York Athletic Commission
St. Nicholas Arena
Brenner
Julius Helfand
Commission
Helfand
Sunnyside Gardens
Queens
Manny Hecklein
Seven U S Netters Left In Wimbledon
UPI reports a rain shortened Wimbledon day leaves seven American men alive led by Barry MacKay and Mike Green. Earl Buchholz Bill Quillian Malcolm Fox and Jack Frost are eliminated. Margaret Osborne DuPont advances for the women, while Dorothy Head Knode and others fall.
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Robert Musel
United Press International
Wimbledon
England
UPI
U.S
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Mike Green
Miami Beach
Fla
America
MacKay
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Bill Quillian
Seattle
Wash
Malcolm Fox
Baltimore
M.P. Hann
Britain
Fox
Australia
Don Candy
Canaldy
Mervyn Rose
Frost
Dorothy Head Knode
Forest Hills
N.Y
Green
Bri
Bill Kearney Tain
Eric Bulmer
the of
Kearney
Margaret Osborne DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Joyce Fulton
Mimi Arnold
Knode
Rodeo Shows Pancho at Free Fair July 4
The Anderson Equestrian Club will sponsor a rodeo horse show at the Anderson Free Fair on July 4 with two performances at 2 and 8 pm. Leo Carillo, famed as Pancho on the Cisco Kid, headlines the program alongside ten events per show, including an open pleasure horse class and a Pancho act. Entry is $1 for most events with trophies for top finishers and cash prizes shared 50 30 20. Officers include Addison Vance vice president Roberta Vance secretary and Adrian Randolph treasurer.
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Anderson Equestrian Club
Anderson Free Fair
Gene Baldwin
Leo Carillo
Pancho
Cisco Kid
American Colt Wins Irish Derby By Head
Sindon an American owned colt who had not won a race won the Irish Derby by a head at the Curragh Ireland. Paddy's Point second in the English Derby made a late run but fell short. Royal Highway finished third in the mile and a half classic. Ann Bullitt Biddle of Philadelphia owns Sindon.
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Ireland
Sindon
Wednesday
Paddy's Point
Ann Bullitt Biddle
Philadelphia
Paddy Point
Silky Sullivan
Royal Highway
Decision Goes To Rory Calhoun In Televised Bout
Rory Calhoun No 7 middleweight outpointed Bobby Boyd in Chicago Stadium to win a unanimous decision. Calhoun floored Boyd in the second and ninth rounds. scores ranged from 46-42 AP to 48-42 Illinois five-point system with three judge votes all favoring Calhoun. Boyd weighed 163, Calhoun 164.
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Jerry Liska
Chicago
Rory Calhoun
Bobby Boyd
Chicago Stadium
Calhoun
Boyd
New York
Walter Brightmore
Illinois
Jim McManus
John Bray
Hutchinson says Flood is best center fielder in league
St Louis manager Fred Hutchinson praises Curtis Flood as the top NL center fielder besides Willie Mays after Flood’s .300 average and a ninth inning homer helped beat Pittsburgh 2 1. Flood, 20, was acquired from the Giants in December in a deal by Bing Devine that brought Flood and Joe Taubert to the Cardinals.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Fred Hutchinson
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Curtis Flood
Cardinals
Hutchinson
Flood
Pitts
Bing Devine
Devine
Willard Schmidt
Joe Tay-At
Second Round At Idlewold Leads In County Golf Tourney
Dick Roberts holds a two stroke lead after a 70 last weekend at Idlewold. Barry McFaddin sits two behind with 72 and Oscar Nelson Jr. tied for third at 74 as second and final round pairings will be announced tomorrow for Madison County golf at Idlewold Country Club.
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Madison County
Idlewold Country Club
Grandview
Dick Roberts
Barry McFaddin
Oscar Melson, Jr
Veteran Drivers At Sun Valley Find New Threat
A crowded field of roadsters races at Sun Valley Speedway this Saturday night. Bold Ruler leads a strong showing with Eddie Arcaro in control as the Stymia Handicap at Belmont Park adds drama. Guffey of New Castle drives the pace in a 30 lap event while Suburban Handicap prospect Johnson seeks a season win. The program opens with warmups at 7 pm, heats at 8:30 and a 30 lap main event, with mechanical issues and rivalries shaping the night.
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Sun Valley ‘Speedway
New York
Bold Ruler
Eddie Arcaro
Bob Guffey
New Castle
Belmont Park
Chaiffeur
Nesday
Uear Anderson
Didjgie Phipps
Johnson
Tire
Ben Lomond
Quiet Boat Tackle Box Stairs From Rubber Tube
Improvised boat accessory uses a rubber inner tube cut and cemented to the bottom of a tackle box to dampen movement. The makeshift step aids quiet handling on the water and reduces noise from gear.
Tim Tam Shows Improvement After Operative Recovery
Tim Tam the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner is reported to be recovering well eight days after surgery on his right foreleg. A UPenn veterinary spokesman says stitches are being removed with more to come and daily exercise resumed. The horse is expected to leave the hospital next week. Jim Owens, former Washington coach, served under Bear Bryant at Kentucky and Texas A&M.
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Philadelphia
Tim Tam
University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine
Jim Owens
University of Washington
Paul (Bear) Bryant
Kentucky
Texas’ A. & M
Belt Favored In Pepsi Open
EAST NORWICH NY Tommy Belt, United States Open champion, heads a crowded field at Pine Hollow Country Club for the 5200 Pepsi Open golf championship. Top pros Julius Boros Gene Littler Ken Venturi Doug Ford Arnold Palmer and others are listed among favorites as 72 holes begin with forecasts of low scoring. Belt’s recent surge includes wins at Fort Worth and Tulsa and a runner up at Flint.
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Norwich
Tommy Belt
Pine Hollow Country Club
Julius Boros
Gene Littler
Ken Venturi
Doug Ford
Arnold Palmer
Dick Mayer
Billy Casper
Jay Hebert
George Bayer
Bolt
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tulsa
Flint
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Belgium
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Ann Haydon
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Winston-Salem
Lindy
Yon
Vern Benson
Durham
Charles Kress
Red Wings
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Sun Valley
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Herbert
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Guffey
Uy Puuous
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Oh Johnny
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Harry Obitz
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Koenig
Shawnee Country Club
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Crawford Kennedy
Toronto
Michigan State
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Commonwealth Loan Company
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