Milan First Medalist To Win Indiana Junior Golf Title
Milan, the first medalist to win Indiana Junior Golf, defeated Tom Hanou of Columbus after a late birdie putt and a jammed thumb hampered Hanou. Milan, 16, shot 76 to Hanou’s 66 in the final, clinching the title at Bloomington on a 36-hole schedule.
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Hoosier Stars Face Kentucky in Crucial Prep Match
Indiana players led by Robert Graves and Rocky Schooley head to Hinkle Fieldhouse for a high stakes game against Kentucky. Coach Angus Nicasen aims to tighten free throws and overcome a late deficit as Indiana seeks a fourth straight win after recent rough spots. Kentucky absorbs a knee injury to Jyronna and hopes to improve from a week of poor free throw shooting.
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Summerville Wins Feature At Sun Valley
Summerville of Louisville led on lap 17 to win the old-lap feature at Sun Valley Friday night after the restart following a three-car pileup involving Gene Prosser of New Castle. Moosa Myers of Fort Wayne finished second, with Jim Blount of Anderson third. Dave Byler of Mowe Indiana and Larry Cope of Leroy Indiana rounded out the top five. Bioust won the trophy dash. Other notable runners included Summer ville Hay Wright Elkhart Eldon Bowser Kokomo.
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Angels Turn Triple Play In Tough 5-4 Win
Joe Azele four hits including a two run homer as the Angels pull off a triple play in the fifth inning to spark a 5-4 victory over Kansas City. The Angels add two runs in the sixth on Azcue’s homer and Alomar’s single extends his hitting streak to 21 games.
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Shortstop voting tight as Aparicio leads in AL poll
In New York based voting for the American League All Star team catcher Bill Freehan of Detroit and first baseman Boog Powell of Baltimore led the crowd with 454,690 and 42,932 votes respectively. Rod Carew tops AL batting with 921,864 votes but faces knee surgery and may miss Cincinnati July 14. Aparicio, a 15 year veteran, leads the shortstop race with 1,220,208 votes ahead of Rico Patrecelli of Boston with 219,813.
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Blair No Hits Saxon Nine in Memorial Field Victory
Blair pitched a no hitter with 27 outs recorded and 3 walks as Waterloo defeated the Anderson Saxons 30 to 0 at Memorial Field. He faced 29 batters, retiring 27, and struck out none.
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Waterloo Elks edge Blair in low-scoring baseball clash
Waterloo scored twice in the first half and added three more in the sixth as Blair’s pitching kept the hosts in check. Key plays included LeMond Brown and George Brown driving in runs, with Blair’s pitcher Jonathan Jones striking out several batters. Porter and Porter homered for Blair, while Waterlo o’s Remy and Dewees contributed fielding highlights. The game featured multiple substitutions and late defensive plays near the foul line.
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Giants Sign Two Free Agents From San Diego
The San Francisco Giants announced the signing of two one year old players from San Diego. Michael Theofilus Haynes is a 6 2 outfielder and Thomas Smith is a 6 170 pound shortstop. Both will join the Giants Great Falls Mort club of the Pioneer Rookie League.
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Anderson FOP To Host Shoot at Anderson Badge Club
The Anderson FOP hosts a two day shoot at the Anderson Badge & Gun Club on Mounds Road Saturday and Sunday from dawn until 4 pm. Sponsored by Anderson Pay Less Supermarket and York News, it draws 300+ participants from Indiana Michigan Kentucky Timals Ohio Wisconsin and Canada. Sixty trophies will be awarded including top gun and high performer awards in men’s and women’s divisions. teams of two and four compete.
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Australians Reach Wimbledon Quarters Behind Strong Trio
American hopes dim as John Newcombe Tony Roche and Ken Rosewall advance to the Wimbledon quarter finals. Dennis Ralston Tom Gorman and Matty Riessen exit after tight tests on center and No 1 courts. Graebner Ashe and Smith among Americans still aiming for deep runs. In women’s draw Billie Jean King Rosemary Casals advance while Court Wade Heldman also pull through.
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Spannuth Shoots 69 As Rain Halts NCAA Play
Spannuth fired a 69 as rain halted the NCAA golf event. Wake Forest leader Wadkins, Georgia’s Valentine, and Houston’s Mahaffey remained within striking distance as play resumed after a weather pause. Contending players faced a delayed round with 39 starters not finishing.
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Rain Delays Cleveland Open After Weekend Rainout
The Leveland Open at Aurora Country Club was postponed by rain, halting play after nine holes for many and cancelling all Friday scores. Leader Bert Greene and others benefited as weather pushed new rounds to Saturday with a fresh start. Dave Hill, tied for second at 66, endured a rough start but remains in contention as players regroup after the storm.
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Local sports standings and schedules drift through city listings
Friday and Saturday game notes list teams such as Pepsi-Cola Coca-Cola UAW and cargos, with results and standings. Key entries show UAW 662 clinching at least a tie for the championship while Eagles, Coca-Cola, Pepsi-Cola, and Nick's Burgers vie for top positions amid dense game notes and street corner venues.
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Robinson Powers Orioles in 12-2 Rout of Senators
Frank Robinson hit a grand slam and a pair of homers in an Orioles 12-2 demolition of the Washington Senators. Brooks Robinson and Don Buford joined in with multi RBI efforts as Baltimore built an early lead and cruised behind Dave McNally, improving to 2-0 on the year. The Nationals’ offense stalled, and rookie Wayne Simpson dominated for Cincinnati in a 3-2 win over Houston, becoming 11-1 with strong support from Granger in the ninth.
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Nyari's Friend Beats Him At IMuncie Raceway
Denny Nyari loses to Dick Dunshee in a 30-lap modified feature at Muncie Raceway after a late pass. Fast time for the night was 14.41 seconds. RPM 5 event promises $500 to the winner with Nyari and Dunshee favorites. Large crowd expected and bleachers may be expanded.
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Missing Links Rainbow Win In Women's Softball
In Madison County Women's Softball League play at Towsey Field Edgewater Park Missing Links defeated Local 862 Rainbow edged Acme Paving Rainbow won with a late homer by Dee Ann Holding at age 15, the youngest in the league. Weathered linescores show Rainbow 101 16 13 Acme 000 06 3.
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Leagues Update From Malvaowteig Seodicas And Scores
American League results show Baltimore at Boston 14 to 8 with Irene California 2 and Chicago 4. Detroit and Washington tied 4 to 3, New York over Cleveland 3 to 1, Chicago 14 to 4 over Milwaukee, Minnesota beating St Paul 2 to 1, and Omaha scorelines noted. National League scores include New York 1, Chicago 3 in Pittsburgh, plus late games in Los Angeles at Atlanta. standings and upcoming pitches are listed by United Press.
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Mollenkopf Joins Cowboys as Scout
JALLAS AP reports Jack Mollenkopf, former Purdue coach, has joined the Dallas Cowboys on a part time basis as a special assignment scout. The move adds experience from college football to the NFL team's scouting staff.
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Aluminum Siding and Home Additions Advertising
Real estate and home improvement ad for B B Construction Co offering aluminum siding room additions garages and patios. Contact Sundey Ph at 467535 and address 783 Madiowe Ave.
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