Borson And Geiger Win In Emge Tourney Showdown
Mike Borson of Anderson edged Kokomo’s Chuck Farrington after 22 holes to win low gross in the Emge Round-Up Championship at Grandview. Both finished 66 in regulation, with Borson prevailing in a four-hole playoff, while Ivan Gene Gelger claimed Banker's Handicap with a 59 for first. 103 amateurs from several Indiana cities joined the event as Joe Campbell shot 78 in the concluding round.
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Berra Leads All Star Balloting Heading to Cleveland
CHICAGO Your Berra, 29, durable catcher of the New York Yankees, Monday took the lead as the highest individual vote getter in the balloting for the all star game at Cleveland July 13. Berra, who has appeared in the annual interleague contest five years in a row, now has 322,998 votes. Stan Musial, St Louis Cardinals right fielder, trails Berra with 319,717 votes.
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Indiana Junior golf qualifier leads with Redding 70
LAFAYETTE Ind Bill Redding of Logansport and Purdue shot one under par 70 at Purdue South Course to win the IJ medal in the qualifying round of the Indiana Junior golf tournament. Redding, a semifinalist last year, had a steady 36 44. Campbell of Anderson and Purdue's Tim McGuire tied for second at 71 with other contenders close behind.
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Reed Upsets Defending Champ For Golf Crown
Nancy Reed of George Peabody College Nashville defeated defending champion Pat Lesser of Seattle University one up on the 19th hole to win the first annual Women’s National Collegiate Golf Tournament in Greensboro North Carolina. Reed bested medalist Marlene Gesell to reach the final and clinched the title with a birdie free par putt on the first extra hole after Lesser had halved the last three holes.
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