Richest Women's Tourney Carded at Trum bull Country Club
The Youngstown Kitchen's $14 000 open to be held July 6 10 at Trum bull Country Club lists 14 top professionals in the field with more entries expected. Louise Suggs, an all time great, is the latest entry, following a recent Elmsford round robin win and a record scoring average for the Ladies PGA.
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Youngstown Kitchen
Trumbull Country Club
Kenneth H. Jones
Louise Suggs
Miss Suggs
Elmsford
N.Y
U.S
Gloria Armstrong
Fay Crocker
Mary Lena Faulk
Beverly Hanson
Ruth Jensen
Marie Mackenzie
Jo Ann Prentice
Betsy Rawls
Wanda Sanches
Joyce Ziske
Barbara Romack
Sybil Griffin
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Winter shoots 1 under par to win junior golf medal
Sixteen year old Terry Winter of Lebanon shot a 1 under par 70 to win medalist honors in the qualifying round of Purdue's 35th annual Junior Golf Tournament trailing by two shots to Sam Carmichael and Gordon Lang in a field of 262 entrants. Match play opens Tuesday with the championship flight seeking a double round.
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Terry Winter
Lebanon
Indiana
Winter
Ind
Perry Winter
Lebanon High School
Purdue University
Don Essig
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Gordon Lang
Highland
Purdue
Meridian Tills
Indianapolis
Sunday Baseball Scores From The National League And American League
Sunday results list many games with NL leaders Philadelphia St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh and others. Notable scores include Chicago 7-7 and Los Angeles 6, Milwaukee 3, and Washington 4-7 with Detroit 2-4 in American League. Several games postponed or in progress with multiple exhibitions and rain adjustments noted.
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Cleveland
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American Association
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Maco Tops Wabash 5-4 in CIBL Game
Maco Beverage defeated the Wabash Athletics 5 to 4 as Marvin Lowe doubled home the deciding run in the eighth inning. DeHority, Lowe each had three hits, Eckstein added a brace, and Jerry Shafer relieved to secure the win. Anderson improves to 5-3 in league play.
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Larry DeHority
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DeHority
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DeHarity
Eckstein
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Dale Gross
Shafer
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Muncie
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Weber
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Roudebush
Rf Maynard
Beher
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Gross
Wabash AR
F Roberts
C Miller
Hinshir
Lambert
If Birch
P Ree
D. Gross
Buchholz and Mackay Lose at Wimbledon Darken U S Day
At Wimbledon England on a somber Monday Earl Buchholz collapsed during a tight match versus Neale Fraser before Fraser won by default. Barry MacKay fell to Nicola Pietrangeli as the United States lost its last men's hope in the quarterfinals. Roy Emerson defeated Mario Llamas and Luis Ayala edged Jan Enq Lamdquist in other singles action. Christine Truman reached the women's quarters beating Vera Puzejova. Buchholz remained optimistic, calling the injury not serious.
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England
Earl Buchholz
Barry MacKay
America
Buchholz
Neale Fraser
Australia
Fraser
MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Nicola Pietrangeli
Italy
United States
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Roy Emerson
Mario Llamas
Mexico
Luis Ayala
Chile
Jan- Enk Lamdquist
Sweden
Christine Truman
Britain
Vera Puzejova
Czechoslovakia
Fast growing exclusive franchised service business ad
Nationwide franchise opportunity invites individuals to invest 4500.90 dollars to start a home based business with training provided. No experience required and full time work with manual labor. Potential net profits cited from 7000 to 12000 dollars per year. Send letter to Franchise Supervisor Deco Manufacturing Company 903 22nd Street Rockford Illinois.
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America
Deco Manufacturing Company
22Nd Street
Rockford, Ilinois
Seattle Bakers To Play Reds On Iron Curtain Tour
Seattle Bakers received Moscow approval to tour the Soviet bloc this summer. Manager Bud Howard plans 11 players on a trip beginning in Warsaw July 9 12 with games in Leningrad Tiflis Moscow and possibly Romania and Hungary before returning in August. The National Industrial Basketball League club also eyed Israel and Greece but finances blocked those stops.
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Seattle Bakers
Moscow
Bud Howard
Warsaw
Poland
Bakers
Leningrad
Tiflis
Romania
Hungary
Israel
Greece
Howard
Bonham Star of Stars Earns U Cincinnati Admission
Ron Bonham, star basketball player at Muncie High School Indiana, was accepted for admission this fall at the University of Cincinnati. Bonham captained the Indiana all star squad against Kentucky and was named star of stars and most valuable player in the series.
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UPI
Ron Bonham
Muncie High School
Indiana
University of Cincinnati
Bonham
Kentucky
Indiana Added To West Virginia Card
West Virginia announces 1961 football schedule with Indiana, Penn State, and Virginia Tech as home foes. The Mountaineers host Richmond to open on Sept 16 and close the season at home versus Indiana on Nov 8. Also set are Vanderbilt at Nashville Sept 23, Army at West Point, plus Syracuse, Pitt, Boston University, and George Washington.
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Pitt
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Mountaineers
Indians Order Piersall To Indefinite Rest
Boston AP Jimmy Piersall says he has been ordered by Cleveland Indians physician to take an indefinite rest after being observed for weeks. General manager Frank Lane sent a telegram citing Dr. Don Kelly's recommendation that the rest is in the best health interests and should continue until the team calls him.
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Jimmy Piersall
Cleveland
Maureen
Kathy
Mary
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Piersall
Frank Lane
Don) Kelly
Local softball action at Shadyside Park ends in mixed results
In regular season play the Lynch team at 8th Street Athletic Club and Hammon's Plumbing faced losses as Camera Shop shut them out 3-0. Frisch's Big Boys beat Hammon's 8-1 with Hal Wood three hitting. The 8th Street squad forfeited to Summitville due to a lack of players.
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8Th Street Athletic Club
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Anderson Softball Association
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Camera Shop
8Th Street
Summitville
Hal Wood
Hammon
Frisch
Big Boys
Christ Lutheran
South Meridian
Arrow Heights
North Anderson
Park Place Church of God
Mounds
C. Humes
Jones
Morehead
Linder
Aged Trainer Dies Without Seeing A Penny Of Millions
MARION Ind AP Charles C Binkley a 75 year old harness horse trainer died Monday without ever enjoying an inheritance believed to be worth around 22 million dollars Half of the California bound estate left by Mrs Cora Nidever of Fresno remains tied up in court as relatives dispute Binkley claim He died of lung cancer with pneumonia after June 18 hospitalization Survived by a daughter stepdaughters five grandchildren and a widow funeral set for Hartford City Oklahoma
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Ind
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Marion General Hospital
Binkley
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Fresno
Calif
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Nidever
Binkley Allways
Coot
William Ervin
Hartford City
California
Glenoma Sauniers
Weiser
Idaho
Tight-Legau Booster Rally Beats Acme Paving in Madison
Boosters rallied for eight runs in the top of the seventh to claim an 11 to 3 extra inning win over Acme Paving yesterday at Ferguson Field in Madison Little League. Weis Nunn Hayden Johnson Meek Utterback and Jones starred for Boosters. Nunn earned the win, Meck took the loss.
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Madison
Ferguson Field
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Johnson
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Utterback
Jones
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Erskine League McCarroll's . 00 M1-12 Owens 010 20% -39
McCarroll's team faced Owens with a 20 percent shooting mark and a 39 point margin. Players Keesling Rector and Redding contributed, while Steve Tubble and Dave Hubble were also noted in the game context.
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Indianapolis
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Kokomo
Mickey Wilke
Greensburg
Brant Jamison
Hobart
Fred Brown
West Lafayette
Ed Hayden
Delhi
Ye Klein
Kenneth Hastings
Martinsville
Frank Harrell
la Porte
Steve Parrish
Bloomington
Maurie Lord
Lafayette
Jeff Mays
Chip Weil
Steve Harlow
Tipton
Charles Griffiths
Alan Reed
William Becker
Gordon Lane
Highland
Robert Matthews
Mickey Powell
Clermont
Ron Davis
John Flynn
Valparaiso
Dave Amberg
Monticello
Jim Popolgus
Mike Purvis
Bill Newcomb
Royal Center
John Atkinson
Peru
Steve Bell
Elkhart
Ricar Smith
Tom Ryan
Willie Mundell
Bill Miller
Fort Wayne
Mike Martin
Anderson
Buffy Mayerstein
Bill Land
Rex Temple
Wabash
Stewart Gardner
Bristol
Skip Wildermuth
Munster
Steve Kabel
Erskine League
McCarroll
Owens
Keesling
Rector
Redding
Steve Tubble
Dave Hubble
Spuzich Wins Indianapolis Women's City Golf Championship
Sandy Spuzich, 23, of Speedway, defeated Mrs Judi Meckinstray 4 and 2 to win the Indianapolis women's city golf title on Monday. Spuzich was three under par through 16 holes and led 2-up at the halfway point while McKinstray played home-course golf at Hillcrest.
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UPI
Sandy Spuzich
Speedway
Judi Meckinstray
Miss Spuzich
Hillcrest
McKinstray
Hodges Delivers Winning Triple in Dodgers Victory
Gil Hodges lined a seventh inning triple to center wall driving in Tommy Davis for a 4 3 Dodgers win over the New York Yankees in an exhibition at Yankee Stadium. Dodgers returned to New York for first time since moving to California, drawing 53492 fans, largest crowd of the year.
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UPI
Gil Hodges
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
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Hodges
Ryne Dueren
Tommy Davis
Gil
Los Angeles
Yankee
Duke Maas
Duren
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