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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1954

Page

23

Borson and Geiger Win Major Prizes In Emge Tourney

In the Emge Round-Up Championship at Grandview links, Mike Borson of Anderson won low gross with 66 after a playoff with Kokomo’s Chuck Farrington who also shot 66. Ivan Gene Geiger of Anderson captured Banker's Handicap with 59. Amateurs from several Indiana cities and Coldwater Ohio participated. Joe Campbell led last year’s gross with 73.

Anderson Herald Borson and Geiger Anderson Mike Borson Kokomo Chuck Farrington Emge Grandview Links Borson C. Farrington Anderson Newspapers Ivan Gene Geiger Muncie Logansport Indianapolis South Bend Ladoga Seymour Crawfordsville Coldwater Ohio Joe Campbell Low Gross Irons Woods Dick Roberts Don Schieve Reece Berry Babe Lindley Cart Don Farrington Bill Redding Tom Leflin Joe Durnick Pat Patsue Banker's Handicap Keith Lyon Buck Hatfield James Red) Owens Grandview Herald

Reed Upsets Defending Champ In Golf Final

Nancy Reed of George Peabody College Nashville defeated defending champion Pat Lesser of Seattle University 1 up on the 19th hole to win the 10th annual Women's National Collegiate Golf Tournament in Greensboro North Carolina Reed had earlier knocked out medalist Marlene Gesell and upset Virginia Dennehy to reach the finals The deciding par putt came on the first extra hole after Lesser had halved the last three holes to force extra play.

Greensboro N. C Nancy Reed George Peabody College Nashville Tenn Pat Lesser Seattle University Marlene Gesell Minnesota Virginia Dennehy Northern Miss Reed Miss Lesser

Craig's No-Hitter Bid Falls To Marsh's Single

Claude Craig, the bespectacled right hander for Plants 3-7, dominated in a 7-0 loss for Plants 1-4 as Bob Marsh blooped a sixth inning hit past the infield. Craig struck out 15, and despite loading the bases in the fourth and fifth, kept Plants 1-4 off the board while Kempher led a fifth inning infield outburst for 3-7.

Esterday Claude Craig Bob Marsh Craigmen Plants Ares Craig Marsh Cadiz High School Ronnie Kempher Little Ron

Berra Leads All Star Balloting Amid Votes Tally

Yogi Berra the 29 year old Yankees catcher tops the All Star ballot at Cleveland with 322,998 votes, ahead of Stan Musial of the Cardinals who trails with 319,717 votes. Berra has appeared in the interleague game five years in a row.

Chicago Yogi Berra New York Yankees Cleveland Berra Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals

Campbell Boots Lead Indiana Junior Golf Qualifier

Bill Redding of Logansport and Purdue shot 70 to win medal in Purdue South Course round. Redding led 36-34, with Joe Campbell, Tim McGuire, and Ted Boots tied for second at 71. Campbell’s two-stroke penalty for wrong ball on the 12th hole cost him medal, while Don Essig qualified at 75.

Lafayette Ind Bill Redding Logansport Purdue Indiana Redding Joe Campbell Anderson Tim McGuire Martinsville Ted Boots Campbell

Kryhoski Dominates A's in 11th Inning Win

Compton’s Kryhoski, Baltimore first baseman, delivered a hard single off an Athletics pitcher and drove in the winning run in the 11th inning of a 4-3 Baltimore victory after a doubleheader. The scene included colorful dressing room antics and a late knockout at St Nicolas Arena involving Andrade and Digilio.

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Open New Bow And Arrow Drive In Across from U K Pottery

A new Bow And Arrow Drive In opens opposite the U K Pottery on State Road 67. The compact storefront announces quick service and a family friendly menu with local flair.

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