Local teen leads Indiana Amateur field at Otter Creek
Seventeen year old J Spannuth from Madison Heights fired 72 and 68 for an even par 140 to top the Anderson area qualifyers for the Indiana Amateur Championship at Otter Creek near Columbus. Teammates Swinehart Barnett Forse Roberts Blake Mills Martin Sullivan Borson Chambers also qualify as part of the strong Madison Heights showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinehart
Barnett
Forse
Roberts
Blake
Mills
Martin
J. Spannuth
Sullivan
Borson
Chambers
Spannuth
Indiana High School
Madison Heights
Anderson
Indiana
Otter Creek
Columbus
Ghannath
Tresh Stars In Yankees' Win Over KC
Unclear OCR details show a list of qualifiers and scores from a regional event with names such as Steve Barnett Phil Sullivan Harry Forse Richard Roberts Don Padgett Bob Blake Richard Mills Mike Martin Jr and others. Alternates and multiple scores are shown amid fragmented place and person names from Anderson Muncie Elwood and Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Spannuth
Steve Barnett
Phil Sullivan
Gene Wiley
Harry Forse
Richard Roberts
Don Padgett
Bob Blake
Richard Mills
Mike Martin Jr
Phil Martin Jr
Phil Jaqua
John Neal Spannuth
Thomas Warren Austin
Td Guinehart
Jack West
Jims Schrecongost
Mike Borson
Sinannon Chambers Sr
Pittsburgh and Los Angeles clash in rough baseball action
Fragmented sports wire notes depict a sequence of results including Pittsburgh versus Los Angeles an unclear Cincinnati game at San Francisco and scattered scores across leagues The garbled text references teams cities and partial scores suggesting a busy slate with Houston Atlanta Detroit and Philadelphia also mentioned amidst unclear outcomes
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
New York
Raness
City
Esano
Balimore
Ating
Eastoonia
Toledo
Becone
Ilternational
Louis
Seinnatl PH Alengo
Itsbura
Francisco
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Angeles
Youston
Chicago
Beton
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
San Diego
Qklahoma City
San Pa
Phoen LH
Indianapolis
Denver
IBM
Seaue
Sm Liscouver BS
Ao Hawai
Portland SR
Piteburgh
Houston
Parndelphia
St. Louis
Pacific’ Coast Sea Son
Diego
Ty Sane
Vancouver
Oklahoma City
Hawaii
Seattle
Coma
Yankees Win 5-2 as Tresh Homers and Drives in Two
Tom Tresh powered the New York Yankees to a 5-2 victory over Kansas City with a homer and a run-scoring single. Fred Talbot earned his fourth win in seven seasons, pitching 6 1 3 scoreless innings after being traded from Oakland last season. Tresh added two more RBIs in the eighth and ninth innings, delivering the decisive offense in a game highlighted by Clarke, Pepitone, and Robinson run-producing hits.
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Kansas City
Tom ‘Tresh
New York Yankees
Fred Talbot
A’s
Yankees
Bill Monbouquette
Hal
Renift
Thad Tillotson
Tresh
New York
Paul Lindlad
Horace Clarke
Joe Pepitone
Clark
Bill Robinson
New York Kansas
Cy Debi
Campars
Wester
Eater
Montag
Duncan
Howarde
Hameln
Heron
Amaro
Jacke
Kennedy
Donalden
Lindblad
Lindblad P B Monbougt P i000 Goscer
Reni
Ratale
Ramane Hy Om
New’ York
Howard” Robinson
Jacksonramoen
Terrisl
Baltimore (Ap
Ken ‘Berry
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Grises
Berrys
Stu Miller
Eddie Watt
Tom McCraw
Pete Ward
Gerry McNertney
Wayne Causey
Lfor
Don Locker
Jim ‘King
Dr Luis
Locker
Brabins
Rick
Kenworthy
Paul- Minneapolis
Ted Uniaender
Riga
Ted
Cola Clubs In Finals After Softball Tourney Wins
Coca-Cola pitcher Anderson won three straight games at Shadyside Stadium in the City Men's softball tournament. Coca-Cola defeated Anderson Trailer Sales 10 to 3, Central Christian 5 to 0, and UAW 661 Plant 8 to 1. Finals set for tonight at 7 between Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola with Anderson and Smith key in decisive games.
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Anderson
Coca-Cola
Shadyside Stadium
Reed
Coca - Cola
Nere
Central Christian
Spurs
Denny
UAW
Plant
Pepsi- Cola
Smith
Frost
Howell
Central ‘Christian
Wife of Babe Ruthespresses hope stance on 800 HR mark
In San Francisco AP coverage Mrs Claire Ruth says Babe Ruth would have surpassed 800 home runs if he had faced a 162 game schedule and paid the guilt of the six early seasons. Ruth’s widow notes his 714 lifetime homers and 40 in a season. She doubts Maris or rival stars will reach Ruth’s total, given age and injuries, while adding nothing certain about Mays or Mantle breaking it.
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San Francisco
Babe Ruth
Claire Ruth
Maris
New York Yankees
Ruth
Babe
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Mickey Mantle
Mays
Mantle
Schrieber's 137 Sets Pace For Indiana Amateur Qualifiers
Evansville veteran Jerry Schreiber shot 66-70-137 at Evansville Country Club to lead sectional qualifying for the Indiana Amateur Golf tour. Across five sites, top scorers and strong teams like Kokomo, Anderson, Richmond, and Highland advanced, with 128 players for the state tournament next week.
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Associated Press
Evansville
Jerry Schreiber
Indiana
Simense
Secone
RCA
Jones
Jim Young
Dave Grant
Remington
Pike
Kokomo
Jarrett
Warnevite
Bill Ith
Anderson
Steve Rarkten Fung
F. Fox
Ql Anderson
Terry Campfield
bin McClure
Richmond
Tals
Shewan
Harry
Stony Minden
Creek Township
Eagles
Saunders
Butcher Alexander
Franketon
Campfield
Jauls Wiley
Redkey
Eee
Sore Eise
Bon Padgett
Muncie
Bill Spannuth
Steve Barnett
Dick Roberts
Massey
Ander
Kleville
Vth
Shenandoah
Kirkwood
Dick Mills
Lapel
Bulldogs
Oiais
Wishiona
Sheps
Phil Jaqua
Alexandria
Bob Blake
Ighland Robert
Frankton Baigwin
Yorktown
Vanderbur
Bill McClure
Scott Porter
Jappule
Detbaueh
Richmo
Paul Bessler
Batesville
Spickerton
Schulenders
Morris Edwards
New Ca
Voal Kokomo
Pendleton
Aft
Vernon Highland
Markleville
Frankton
Simmitville
Idle
Esawel
Jim Farrington
Ington
Connie Mack Teams Tie For League Lead Saturday
Case's foursome led by Spannuth and P Clark posted a best-ball 56 in the Delco Remy on the Memorial Field pro-amateur event. J C Sales and Case's group continued strong play as Boca Ree and Delco-Remy vie for the top league standing with pairings set for June 29.
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Delco-Remy
J. C. Sales
Conie Mack
Memorial Field
Samir
K- Case
Koel
Boca Ree
Tmell
Boca Ren
Spannuth
P. Clark
Jerry Genes Wek
Case
Baron Neareal
Beles Ait Harty
Tool
Albes
Pattison
Kitaler
K. Bat Sim Jackson
Supreme
Moody
League. Com
Boca Ree-Al
Goning
Elliiott
G. Ehie
N. Sparwin
Courter
Guthrie
Joss
Clark
Fritsien
Wensley
sfRies
P, Clark
F. Lane
Esteatin
Soser
Braden
Williams i Clark
Rene Nook
Soemae
Iteeamy
Pei
Sankey
P. Pattison
Tis" Moody
K. Hodson
Astro Star Hurler Begins Six Month Army Hitch
Houston pitcher Larry Dierker, 20, leaves the Astros for a six month Army tour at Ft. Ord California. The call up, announced by team officials, will sideline him for the rest of the season after a 6 5 record this year.
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Astro Star Hurler
U.S. Army
Houston
Larry’Dierker
Houston Astro
Astro
Dierker
Ft. Ord
Calif
Wills Fights Taxes On Athletic Awards
Maury Wills disputes taxing athletic awards including a $10,000 belt after his 1963 season. Joined by Ray Hickok, they challenge the tax ruling that such trophies are taxable income. The case, now in federal appeals, could affect professional and amateur athletes as well as Olympic participants.
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Milton Richman
UPL
New York
UPD
Maury Wills
Wills
U.S
Outana Professons
Ray Hickok
Rochester
N.Y
Arnold Palmer
Rocky” Marciano
Phil Rizzuto
Allie Reynolds
Sandy
Koufax
Jimmy Brown
Ben Hogan
Frank Robinson
Willis
Hickok
Federal ‘Court “of Appeals
Mgmeric Hickok
Ernest Brophy
Belt tax ruling ends for Pittsburgh star Wills
The 34 year old Pirates third baseman Willie Mays Wills sought tax relief on a diamond belt valued at 310000 as an honorary award. Tax Court Judge William M Fay ruled the belt’s market value is taxable income despite its sentimental value. Hickok Belt holder Americo Hickok noted the large tax burden and broader implications for awards in sports.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
New York Mets
Internal Revenue Service
Wills
Frank Butler
William M. Fay
Hickok Belt
Anderson Clinches Victory In Marion Tennis Clash Sunday
Anderson Tennis Club dominated Marion 8 1 at May’s Park on Monday. Top pairing Steve Huntley and Jack Keesling won the only Marion loss as Pete Kendall and Jack Wilson edged them 6 4 6 4. Harless swept Kendall 6 4 6 3, while Colip and Frossard, and Huffman defeated opponents in singles. Other results list Harless, Kendall, and Wilson among the standout players with mixed doubles and Friday schedule notes.
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Marion
Pete Kendall
Kendall
Kovach
Dorsey
Wess Finley
Kelley
Harless
Colip
Frossard
Bush
Singlessmith
Dudley
Dill
Roof
Jack Keesling
Harker
Tim East
Jack
Sutter
Bennett
Burnett
Pepsi LE
Local BA Playoffs Set for Final Clash at Crawford Field
The Olympic and National All tar teams meet in the last BA playoff game at 8 pm on Thursday June 29 at the South Diamond. The winner faces the Thursday night victor Friday evening at Crawford Field 008. Players include Remy Cox Schuster Minnick Ourley Lacey Irle and Allam in a high stakes showdown.
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South
Crawford Field
Elec Remy
Cox
Schuster
Minnick
Ourley
Lacey
Irle
Allam
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Jack Creamer
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Robert “A. Babcock
Boyd A. Toney
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Philadelsota
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Charles Rickey
Bowlers’ Association
Fresno
Harvey Rustlemon
Kennerly
Broyles
Mount Vernon
Mounds Mall
Schrieber
Connie Mack
Norm Dunlap
Henry Birk
Mike Shanahan
Danny Burton
Joe Butler
John David
Boyd Hovde
Darrell McFall
Bill Mattingly
Dan Cravens
Morris Masten
Craig Williams
Rick Lee
Jack Pfeiffer
Ed Eaton
Jim Brucker
Jim Townsend
Evans
Ritchie Moore
Bob Walther
Fairview
American Ions Club
Ibea
Delmolino
R. Robinson
Hill
D. Hill
Alexander
Douglass
Sauerwein
Wilson
Isillary
Davis Dairy
Franklin J.C. Sales
Carpenters
Union
Ward
Edens
Elder
DeWeese
George
Nunnland Jones
Moore
Emge
U.K
PepsiCola
Erie
Mike Thomason
Steve Miller
Shadyside
Ritchey and
Vetor
Haney
R — ‘Anson
Shelby
Gult
Ward Phearson
Ballentine
Mock
Campbell
Hr—Ward
SO — Ballentine
Err
McDonald’s
Pharmacy
Denny Myer
Restate Farm and Casualty Company
Bloamastias Min
Bae
ATLAS
Ancrete
Kirk
Alexandria Pike
RR. Deoust
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