Hillsdale Retired to Stud After Stellar Racing Career
Hillsdale the five year old bay colt will be sent to a Kentucky stud farm within a week. The Hillsdale owner C W Smith of Detroit announced the retirement after a brief injury and a costly burn treatment. The horse earned more than $650000, including three $100000 California wins in 1959.
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Ohio Woman Captures Medalist Honors in State Golf
Mrs. John Fitton of Hamilton fired a one over par 77 to win medalist honors at the Ohio state women's golf tournament at Miami Valley Golf Club Dayton. Cincinnati players trailed, and 16-year-old Chariona Stamm from Zanesville joined the championship flight with an 82. Pairings for Tuesday's championship flight list Fitton against Sandra Jones and Judy Rand versus Jean Bell, with other Ohio players vying for spots.
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Estate and probate notices from Madison County Indiana
Notices to creditors heirs and legatees on estate of Dot Mildred Hardin due in Madison County Superior Court. appointments of administrators with will annexed for Clarence Matthews and Lora Frances Jarrell. divorce and final settlement notices. various case numbers and dates in Madison County Indiana papers.
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Mays Tops NL Hitters Gentile Moves In AL
Willie Mays led the National League with a .348 batting average for the season. Jim Gentile topped the American League at .347 as he began his professional career with Santa Barbara. Norm Larker moved to second in the NL at .345, with Dick Groat and Roberto Clemente slipping in the rankings. Pete Runnels dropped to runner-up in the AL with .337, Minnie Minoso rose to third at .333, Roger Maris fell to fourth at .329, and Al Smith held the fifth spot at .317.
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Major League Leaders Named By United Press International
National League leading hitters include Mays of the Giants and Larker of the Dodgers with strong marks in at bats runs and totals. American League leaders feature Gentile of the Orioles Maris of the Yankees and Minoso of the White Sox in key batting categories. Notable pitchers include Williams of the Dodgers Law of the Pirates and Coates of the Yankees with sharp win loss records.
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Anderson College Sets 1960 Tennis and Cross Country Schedule
Anderson College announces 1960 tennis and cross country schedules led by director Robert MacIoltz. The teams open September 24 against Franklin College, with Goshen College as the only new opponent. other foes are Heartland Collegiate Conference members. The card includes October dates at Manchester and Hanover, an October 12 Richmond trip for the Earlham Invitational, and the October 28 HCC meet. The cross country schedule features Hanover on October 8 and the Earlham Invitational on October 12 in Richmond.
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Focus on Success Across Sports Business and Baking
A compact guide praising focus on success over recalling past failures, with a call to try a strategy described by an author. Mentions applying the method to sports, business, and baking, and promotes a July Reader's Digest offer at 29 cents.
Coca Cola Splits Chesterfield Wins In Babe Ruth Play
Coca-Cola splits and Chesterfield wins as rain cancels a key contest. Chesterfield Lumberneck beats Decker's 9 to 4 and Bush East Side Dairy Best Ever shut out Coca-Cola 8 to 0. Paul Moody of Decker's struck out 12 and allowed few runs. Bob Lewis homered for Decker's. Schedule details list upcoming games at Babe Ruth Field and Memorial Field with multiple matchups and times.
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Senators Oust Orioles From Top AL Rung
Washington scores three unearned runs in the 10th inning to beat Baltimore 5-2, removing the Orioles from first place in the American League. Details list players and substitutions from both teams during the late inning rally and final box scoring.
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Drott Hats Indians With Seven No Hit Innings In Hall Of Fame Game
Dick Drott carried a no hit bid into the seventh inning as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Cleveland Indians 5-0 in the 19th Hall of Fame game in Cooperstown New York The NL and AL were tied at 9 9 in wins with one game ending in a draw Cubs rookie Dan Murphy homered in the first inning Jerry Kndall led off the third with a homer Ernie Banks doubled and Dick Gernert singled setting up Ron Santo s three run homer The crowd of 7 350 included Ty Cobb and Joe Cronin Harshman took the loss for Cleveland Moe Drabowsky finished for Chicago with eight hits by the Cubs to two by the Indians.
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Middletown Oilers Top Cincinnati Tigers 10 9 In Exhibition
Middletown Oilers defeated Cincinnati Tigers 10 to 9 in a baseball exhibition before a fair crowd. The win improves the Oilers to 3 wins and 2 losses this season. Upcoming games include a Friday night at Anderson Memorial Field against Richmod and a Sunday afternoon home matchup versus Lima, Colorado. Linescores show Cincinnati 3 1 1 1 0 2 0 1. Middletown 1 4 3 0 1 0 0 9. Beckey, Finch 3, Boston 7. Riggs and Benefie 1, Cronk.
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Inge's Loss Met With American Shows of Support
Ingemar Johansson said his loss to Floyd Patterson has not altered American goodwill. Fans on the street greet him with encouragement calling him champ and promising improvement. Johansson is staying five days at Gustav Von Reis's home in Hillsboro Beach after the New York bout.
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100 Enroll In Underage Swim Classes
Over 100 boys and girls have registered for Learn to Swim classes at the YMCA for ages six to eight. The July session runs July 5 through July 22, with enrollment open to Madison County children and prior session participants eligible to join. The June graduation and exhibition wrap up next Friday, and more than 400 participated in June. The total pool for all ages exceeds 3,000. Dozens of named underage enrollees and a large list of helpers appear, with many individuals and staff listed by name.
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Gail Ann Brown
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Edward D. Catlett
Michael Chambers
Linda Cheetham
Robert D. Cheetham
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Robert Crim
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Cynthia Ann Dalton
Stretch Dierkes
Charles J. Dusenberry
Rebecca Lee Dusenberry
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Susan Erk
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Michael Frazier
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Mardiamary Hubler
Jeffrey Hughes
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Julie Lewis
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Becky Davis
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Hall of Fame Group Adopts Annual Election Plan
The veteran's committee of the National Baseball Hall of Fame voted to hold elections for the veteran's division each year rather than biennially. Paul Kerr presided as secretary. Warren Brown was named chairman, with J. Roy Stockton and Dan Daniel added as members. Carrie Hoiles and Mrs. Frank Stranahan contest the women’s matchups. Kathleen Newton faces Mrs. Theodore Flack in Cleveland listings.
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