Henoch Wins Indiana Junior Golf Medalist Honor
Fred Henoch of La Porte shot 67 to lead a 220-player field at Purdue South Course in the Indiana Junior Golf Tournament. Carl Johnson Attica finished second with 70, Terry Winter Lebanon third with 71, while Jim Somrak led high school entrants with 72. Play continues with match play and semifinals through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Fred Henoch
LaPorte
Indiana
Henoch
Indiana University
Carl Johnson
Attica
Terry Winter
Lebanon
Johnson
I. U
Purdue
Indianapolis Cathedral
Jim Somrak
Jerry Jackson
Kokomo
Steve Wilkinson
Hagerstown
Jackson
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
la Porte
Indianapolis
Jim Topolgus
Bloomington
Bill Grunert
Allan Parrish
Jack Gossard
Tipton
Bill Miller
Fort Wayne
Rick VanLue
Jim Jewell
South Bend
Mike Douglass
Jerry Lambert
Dave Truman
Plymouth
Mike Humphrey
Anderson
Jack Miller
North Vernon
Jud Jordan
Donald Wood
Doug Ehlers
Frankfort
Tim Leslie
Whiting
Rick Roessler
Bill Becker
Steve Kabel
Larry Jester
Gerald Spranger
Peru
Robert Matthews
Dan Smith
David Grant
John McGuire
Tom Thomas
Randy Smith
Tom Ryan
Gregg VanLue
Mike Gery
West Lafayette
Mike Purvis
Jim Knobel
Steve Burns
O. A. Kincaid
Charles Griffith
Dave Epperson
Ron Chambers
Dave Davis
Jack Snyder
Jim Lipepska
John Jamison
Hobart
Ron Davis
Brent Jamison
Bernie Jones
Jim Banby
John Hadley
Hastings Smith
Andy Nemeth
Gordon Lane
Harlan
Toby Forst
Ron Frantz
Joh Gawley
Elkhart
Oscar Melson
Don Hancock
Edgewood Country Club
Elson
Hancock
Bud Ainsworth
Rod Swinehart
Melson
Dick Peck
Bob Blake
Milton Mills Jr
Elmer Anson
Trevor Whetsel
al Hendricks
Norman Poore
Dave Brown
Paul Schrenker
Lewis Watson
Bob Brown
Bernard Enlow
Duane Dennison
Ovid Penry
Joe Nichols
Ed Flanagan
Ainsworth
Dan Brown
Harry Forse
Bud Anderson
Milton Mills Sr
Swinehart
Hap Stoker
Bill Edmunson
John Brissenden
A. C. Roberts
Oscar Levi
Alduane Johnson
Bill Hawkins
Walt Wickerham
Dick Thoben
Ernest Carter
George
Winnipeg to suspend WHL operations for one season
Western Hockey League directors approved Winnipeg suspending operations for one season reducing the league to eight teams three in Canada and five in the United States. Winnipeg has faced financial problems in recent years. Al Gionfriddo will scout for the San Francisco Giants in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Western Hockey League
Winnipeg
Canada
United States
al Gionfriddo
San Francisco Giants
NL Executives Struggle Over New Club Player Distribution
National League executives met to plan how to distribute players to two new clubs, New York and Houston, amid haggling over selection from eight teams and pricing. Yellowstone-like uncertainty lingered as meetings continued under Commissioner Ford Frick with joint talks planned for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National League
New York
Houston
Dave Grote
National League Service
Ford Frick
National Group
George Weiss
New York Mets
Houston Colts
Craig Cullinan
George Kirksey
Roy Hofheinz
Warren Giles
Washington
Los Angeles
Baseball Scores From Saturday and Yesterday
National League results include Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 2 and San Francisco 6 St Louis 1. Milwaukee 13 Chicago 4 Los Angeles 9 Cincinnati A merger of scores across leagues with several games noted as ongoing or in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco Co
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St Louis
Seme
Chicago
Philadelphia
Eameeeneneeie
Detroit O
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
American Association
Louisville Inn
Indianapolis
Cal
Ft. Worth
Houston
Omaha
San Francisco
St. Louis
Detroit
Sunbayseset
Anita
Denver
Louisville
Los
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Hunt
Ellsworth
Marichal
Buzhardt
Padres
Friend
Buhl
Cloninger
Simmons
Hobaugh
Stigman
Pizzaro
Baumann
Regan
Casaie
Estrada
Pappas
Bass
Ditmar
Daley
Duren
Cisco
Monbouquette
Kant
Ramos
Ft. Worth-Dallas
St. Louis Pro Teams May Get Big Stadium
A $31 million loan commitment by Equitable Life to fund the St. Louis downtown stadium project clears the way for an $89 million development. The 50,000 seat stadium would host the St. Louis Cardinals teams with construction due in about 30 months. Equity capital of $20 million remains and must be subscribed. streets utilities and parking must be completed. leasing of properties must proceed. The Civic Center Redevelopment Corp plans a motel garages offices and commercial facilities in an 82 acre area south of downtown. Over $17 million in equity has already been raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Cardinals
James F. Oates
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Civic Center Redevelopment Corp
Board of Aldermen
Eastland Pushes Federal Laws to Punish Game Fixers
Senator James Eastland calls for new federal statutes to punish fixing in college basketball amid hearings on Kennedy backed crime bills. He plans to introduce a bill and route it to a subcommittee after noting Kefauver led racketeering probes. Senator Keating teams with the NCAA on a similar interstate fixing offense bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Eastland
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Four Fans Fined For Beer Throwing At County Stadium
Four Illinois baseball fans were fined 75 dollars each for beer throwing that sparked a small riot at Milwaukee County Stadium during a Braves Cubs game. Anthony Brichetto Francis De Masi Victor De Masi Roger Hysen were among about 60 Chicago area fans. De Masi faced disorderly conduct charges while the others were cited for drunk and disorderly conduct. District Judge Christ T. Sera urged stricter police action against stadium vendors selling beer to intoxicated fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
UPI
Illinois
County Stadium
Anthony J. Brichetto
Francis L
Victor de Masi
Chicago
Roger Hysen
Harvard
Ill
de Masi
Chicago Area
Christ T. Seraphim
Green Saves Jim Owens Gem in 1-0 Phillies Win
Dal las Green relieved starter Jim Owens to preserve a 1-0 victory for the Philadelphia Phillies over the San Francisco Giants on Monday night. The game featured tight late-innings jams, with Green escaping key moments to maintain the shutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Dallas Green
Jim Owens
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
San Fran
Phila
Abric
Pagan
Callison
Alou
Taylor
Hiller
Gnaalez
Kuenn
Herrera
Mays
Demeter
McCoy
Csmith
Cepeda
Dairmple
Amaross
Haller
Owens
Robert J Mc Kee Dies at 59 in Omaha
Robert J Mc Kee, age 59, noted Trans Miss Golf titlist in 1919 and four time Iowa amateur champion, died of a heart attack Sunday night at his home in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Robert J. McKee
Iowa
Stable Raceway Rates For Weekdays And Weekends
Mounds Stable offers horse riding at 1.50 per weekday and 2.00 on Saturdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounds Stable
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acari
Edgewood
McGuire
Humphrey
Knobel
James Banby
A Truman
Steve Johnson
C. A. Kincaid
Mike Lach
Bi Miller
Jai Miller
Carmel
Ray Routledge
Air Force
Germany
Santa Monica
Calif
Routledge
East Los Angeles College
Judy Davies
Brown St
Wena YY
Dayton
Goodyear
Firestone
Goodrich
U.S. Royal
Central Tire
Bargain Center
Central Ave
Crosby Square
Hug-Tite
Mahony
Alexandria
Ash
Beneficial Finance, Incorporated
Beneficial Finance CO
Melia St
Meridian
Commonwealth Loan Company Meridien & 11Th Ste
Levittown
N.Y
Frank Nekola
Boston Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Charley Schilling
Red Sox
Bill Jurges
Yastrzemski
Schilling
Nekola
Jurges
Davis Dairy
Paris
Schwinn
DAVIS
Davis Dairy Farm
Walt Disney
Tonite
Bimbo
Jules Verne
Mbia Pictures
Gorge Sidney
Green
Sanford
Bailey
Miller
Amaro
Baige SF
C. Smith
Ome Iy
Weaees
Sudol
Secory
Venton
North Anderson Drive-In
Worth
Hunter Chevrolet
The
Doris Day
David Niven
Cuterpe
Sara Jars Paige
Spring Byington Na Rihard Haydn
Dan Dailey
Shirley Jones
Maurice Chevalier
Bing Crosby
Michael Callan
Richard Conte
Bobby Darin
Sammy Davis JR
Oui Qurante
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Ernie Kovacs
Peter Lawford
Janet Leigh
Jack Lemmon
Day
Pope
Bing
Pepe
Janet
Dan
Spikey
Pope Kiewes
Oeraste
Bobby
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!