Golf exhibition at Elwood Country Club features Nelson and Smith
Nelson of Indianapolis teams with Marion Smith against Almany and Ruth Squire in an 18 hole golf exhibition at Elwood Country Club Wednesday afternoon. A buffet lunch follows. Also reported are results from the Anderson Banking-Container Corp sponsored 18 hole tourney at Anderson Country Club with Bill Pressing winning low gross, plus multiple class winners and prize amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACC
William
Bill) Pressing
Anderson Banking—Container Corporation
Anderson Country Club
Bill Pressing
George Hitz
Paul Anderson
Dave Poore
P. C. Stayton
F. D. Biddle
Jim Poore
Carl Campbell
G. ©. Hallenbeck
W. C. Kelly
P. A. Goldsmith
Jack Gardner
W. E. Fischer
C. A. Blassaras
A. E. Riggs
J. H. Plummer
Pro Shop
Delco-Remy
Anderson Newspapers Inc
Anderson Art Glass Co
J. Paul Anderson
J. W. Barber
John Hiday
George Blackwell
R. L. Austin
Ned Harlan
K. H. Schneider
Rusell Stewart
Jim Moore
William Schofield
Max Bales
Jim Huffman
G. V. McMahon
Anderson Bow Honters Club
Charles Boyd
Indianapolis
Louis Miller
Phil Macy
Greenfield
Bill Elsbury
Garnet Willard
George Stevian
210 Boys and Girls Enroll in Second Underage Swimming
About 210 children ages six to eight registered for the second underage swimming class at the Y pool starting Tuesday July 6. The three week session will run Monday through Friday with a smaller July class after a June enrollment surpassing 400, per Vaughn Pettigrew aquatic director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secon
Vaughn Pettigrew
Marilyn Armstrong
Stephen Barnett
Linda Butler
Karen Bixler
David Bixler
Paul Black Jr
Michael Nelson
Brandon
Leanne Boicourt
Mary Bondurant
Michael Bondurant
John Steven Brinduse
Tommy Campbell
Richard Carpenter
Donald Case
Jerry Cates
Steven Hobson
Carolina Hughes
Adrienne Hughes
Leslie Humphrey
Dennis Imel
James P Imel
Steven Imler
Terrill Jackson
Jane Jenkins
Elizabeth Johnson
Patricia
Richard Kappeler
Fred G. Keesling
Patrick Kelley
Donald King
Camille Kincaid
Marsha Kingery
Timothy Kline
Donetta King
Nancy Land
Cynthia Lantz
Billie Lay
Betty Lightfoot
Pamela Lockwood
Susan Lockwood
Cherry Morey Fall Short In 2 1 Best Ball Victory
Favorites Don Cherry and Dale Morey led by three after eight holes but Roy Moore Jr. and Buddy Humphreys rallied to win two up in the third round of the international Four Ball Tourney at Highland Country Club. Moore sunk a 60 foot putt on nine to claim a birdie and switch momentum as the match closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Burgess
Indianapolis
Don Cherry
Garden City
N. Y
Dale Morey
Martinsville
Ind
Roy Moore Jr
H. S
Buddy) Humphreys
Memphis
Highland, Country Club
Cherry
Morey
U.S
Moore
Humphrey
Humphreys
Will Continue To Operate As 8-Club Circuit
The IHL board rejected the Indianapolis bid for the Louisville franchise and approved an eight team circuit featuring Fort Wayne Milwaukee Grand Rapids Johnstown Troy Cincinnati Toledo and Marion. The Indianapolis Coliseum Corp ownership of the AHL club was tied to Arthur M. Wirtz Associates of Chicago, with the Indiana Fair Board declining to renew the coliseum lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
International Hockey League
Indianapolis
Louisville
Indiana Coliseum Corp
Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum
American Hockey League
IHL
Fort Wayne
Ind
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Mich
Johnstown
Troy
Cincinnati
Marion
Indianapolis Coliseum Corp
Arthur M. Wirtz Associates of
Chicago
Indiana Fair Board
Wirtz
Y Delegation At GT Company
The Anderson YMCA boys hikers joined Tecumseh Braves on a Monday hike through Gospel Trumpet Company tours with printing presses linotype and book bindery in operation. They lunch at Edgewater Park then split into two groups with hikers returning to the Y pool and Braves enjoying softball crafts and stories at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Ymca
Tecumseh Braves
Gospel Trumpet Company
Edgewater Park
Y’ Pool
Braves
Alan Egly
Brother Brave
Ronald Teague
James Orr
Doug Hiday
Jimmy Williamson
Douglas Kolenda
Tommy Kramer
Billy Coates
Paul Cochran
Steve Roberts
Danny Roberts
Carl Witsken
Carl Carpenter
Joe Carpenter
Jerry Smith
Michael Parr
Bobby Dalton
Marvin Williams
Jeffrey Lee Armstrong
Jon Fisher
Halford Ryan
Terry Scott
David Kelly
John D. Bennett
Wendell Shryock Jr
Fred Schrope
John Melson
Stephen Gregory
Victor Gregory
Harry Smith
Two Holders Near Finish In Tight Match Play Round
Morey and Cherry halved a match at 15 with a birdie by a 40 footer. They later closed with short putts on 17. Collard Jr of New Orleans and Curtis Person of Memphis led, not losing a hole in two days, defeating Laflin and Shelby 5 and 4. Garrett from Houston Rice and John David of Indianapolis moved to quarterfinals 5 and 4 after beating Palmer and Honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey
Cherry
Dick Collard Jr
New Orleans
Curtis Person
Memphis
David Laflin
Willard Shelby
Lebanon
Ind
Pierce Governor East Side Softball Victors in Close Games
Pierce Governor edged Lynch Corporation 10 9 as Webster Humphrey and Walker homered twice each while East Side defeated Bethany 6 1 aided by Ron Patty s one hit allowed in Shadyside diamond games last night Anderson Association softball standings and tonight s schedule list North Anderson First Baptist Chesterfield Arrow Heights Fifth Street Christ Lutheran. Jockey Jimmy Stout dominated Monmouth Park with nine stakes in 1953 season. Vic Raschi holds major league record for most balks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Lynch Corp
East Side
Bethany
North Anderson
First Baptist
Chesterfield
Arrow Heights
Fifth Street
Christ Lutheran
Yankees Pitcher Notches One-Game Victory on May 3 1950
A New York Yankees pitcher logged a one game win on May 3 1950. The brief item notes a single triumph during his stint with the club, highlighting a notable performance in that specific game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Baseball Exhibition and Minor League Standings Snapshot
A mixed slate shows American League exhibitions with scores like New York over Boston 6 to 2 and Cleveland topping Pittsburgh 10 to 2. American Association games include Toledo beating Kansas City 8 to 3 after a 4-4 tie earlier. Several matchups and postponements are listed with players and pitchers noted for upcoming night games.
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Associated Press
National League
New York
Brooklyn
Oes
Philadelphia Eee
Miwerkee Eee
Cincinnati Teers
S Louis
Fereewee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
American — Pet
Cleveland
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
American Associan Pet. G.B
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
la Columbus
Toledo
Charleston
St Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Columbus
Binghamton
Iain Charleston
Ron
McDonald
Kinder
McDermott
Portocarrero
Heattempr
Larsen
Gromek
Garver
Pierce
Consuegra
Power Struck on Head by Pitch in Exhibition Game
Vic Power of the Philadelphia Athletics was struck on the head by a pitch in the first inning of an exhibition against the Phillies at Connie Mack Stadium. He was carried from the field, taken to Presbyterian Hospital, and admitted for observation with doctors reporting he remained conscious and in good condition before the classifed section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Vic Power
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia Phillies
Connie Mack Stadium
Power
Phillies
Tommy Qualters
Presbyterian Hospital
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Esha
Hockey
Long
Hollywood
Dale Long
Mary Long
Anderson
11Th St
Morehead
Minn
Hollywood Stars
Baltimore Orioles
Branch Rickey Sr
Stars
Dale
Hollywood Club
Rickey
Muncie
Muncie Central
Indiana
Kentucky
Reformatory
Robert
Bob) Utter
Indiana Reformatory
Lapel
Ronald MccGrahan
Harold McGrath
Anita McLaughlin
Jackie Mains
Michael Milhon
Patricia Miller
Jane Morey
Shirley Morris
Joel Munson
Emily Murray
Marsha Nelson
Barbara Olvey
Carmen Osbon
Phillip Page
Stephen Paul
Charles Pearson
Martha Perkins
Pamela Perkins
Candace Pine
David Peer
Gregory Powell
Mary Powell
Connie Jo Prather
Stephen Ralston
Nancy Ravenscroft
Lois Reasoner
Frank Records
Richard Reger
Martha Retherford
Eldon Richey
Joe Pigg
David Riley
Karen Robertson
Steven Rodecap
Billy Rogers
Gay Rousey
Cheryl Ruggles
Curt Ruggles
Charles Runyon
Jeffery Runyon
Pamela Salatin
Larry Salstrom
Richard Searson
Eileen Simkins
John Sheridan
Mike Sheets
Randy Shipley
George Slater
Michael Smith
Tom Snyder
Donald Sokol
Stephen Stickler
Martha Stiner
Janice Strohl
Don Sutherland
Stanley Sutphin
Sue Tea
Cherry-Morey
Colsus
Hardin
GT Company
Sylvania TV
Miller‘s
Venings
Goodyear
Ponti Im Ae
Pendleton Ind
Ta Ae
Goodfyear
Jackson
Goodyear Tires
SHELL
Art Gore
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Sarni
Sarni
Brooklyn Dodgers
Billy Cox
Ebbets Field
Sari
Dodgers
Jimmy Stout
Monmouth Park
Vic Raschi
St Louis Cardinals
Lynch Corp. Eebeneer
Noel Crandall
Fisher Anderson Humes
Linder
Woabster Humphrey
Walker
RHE
Patty
Couns
Schalk
Swinford
Walt Ditzen
Rochester
Quincy
Burlington
Waterloo
Evansville
Terre Haute
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Keokuk
Newcombe
Maglie
Monzant
Wehmeier
Surkont
Beard
Nuxhall
Minner
Wilson
White River League
Tn E
Cicce
Jaycees
Jay Deford
Stecher
Fox
Ray
Hart
Myers
B. Ray
McCarroll
Pitts
King
Delph
Shefer
Barte
Carmack
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