Winter shoots 70 for medalist in Indiana junior golf
Sixteen-year-old Terry Winter of Lebanon fired a one under par 70 to take medalist honors in the Indiana Junior Golf Championship, a field of 276 entries. The top 64 in the championship flight begin two 18 hole rounds Tuesday and Wednesday with later 36 hole routes for semifinalists and finalists Thursday and Friday.
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Mace Tops Wabash 5-4 in CIBL Clash
Mace outlasting Wabash 5-4 in a tight CIBL game. DeHarity and Lowe sparked a late rally as Buchholz faltered, and MacKay provided power while Shafer steadied the mound for the winner. Anderson’s club improves to 3-3 as Wimbledon interlude looms.
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Piersall Rest Ordered by Indians. Piersall Rest Request Denied
Boston AP report says Jimmy Piersall was ordered by the Cleveland Indians medical staff to take an indeterminate rest for health. Piersall, claiming he is fit, said he will stay and play if asked. The decision follows weeks of medical observation and ownership by manager Frank Lane. A separate sports note mentions MacKay’s faults in a match against an Italian, with analysis of backhand issues.
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Boosters Rally to edge Acme Paving in extra innings
In Madison at Ferguson Field Boosters staged a top of seventh rally to win 3 to 1 in extra innings against Acme Paving. Weis Nunn and Hayden led Boosters with key hits as pitching held Acme scoreless after the seventh. Local standings show Boosters climbing the league table.
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Indiana Added To West Virginia Card 1961 Schedule
West Virginia University announced its 1961 football slate with Indiana Penn State and Virginia Tech as home opponents. The Mountaineers meet Vanderbilt in Nashville September 23, travel to Army at West Point, and host Richmond Syracuse Pittsburgh Boston University and George Washington. The campaign opens September 11 at home against Richmond and ends November 8 at home versus Indiana.
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Seattle Bakers To Tour Iron Curtain This Summer
Seattle Bakers owner Bud Howard said the National Industrial Basketball League team will tour the iron curtain nations starting in Warsaw on July 12. Games are planned in Leningrad, Tiflis, Moscow and possibly Romania and Hungary before returning in August, with hopes for Israel and Greece blocked by finances.
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Bonham Star Player Admitted to Cincinnati Fall
Ron Bonham, noted basketball star of Muncie High School Indiana, accepted for fall admission at the University of Cincinnati. He captained Indiana’s all star squad in a recent series against a Kentucky team and was named star of stars and most valuable player. Crosby Square Oxfords for Men.
Aged Trainer Dies Without Seeing A Penny Of Millions
MARION Incl AP Charles C Binkley a veteran harness trainer died Monday at Marion General Hospital from lung center complications and pneumonia He never saw the inheritance reportedly valued at 22 million dollars Friends called him cool and said he cared more for people than money His heirs include a daughter and two stepdaughters while the vast Nidever estate in California remains tied up in probate with ongoing appeals and family disputes
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Spuzich Wins Indianapolis Women’s Golf Championship
Sandy Spuzich, 23, Speedway, captured the Indianapolis women’s city title with a 4 and 2 victory over Mrs Judi McKinstray. Spuzich led 2 up at the half and finished three under par through 16 holes, while McKinstray, the defending champion, struggled on her home course Hillcrest with three over par.
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