Campbellshoots 68 to grab Buick Open lead at Grand Blanc
Joe Campbell former national collegiate champion from Anderson Indiana and Knoxville Tennessee fired a four under par 68 closing with a 25 foot birdie putt on the 18th to take a one stroke lead at the Buick Open in Grand Blanc Michigan Sikes of Jacksonville Florida is one stroke back with Suchak of Grossinger New York three others tied at third five behind Campbell and many top players contest the event including Gary Player and Arnold Palmer who skipped the Buick to play overseas
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Grand Blanc
Mich
UPI
Joe Campbell
Anderson
Ind
Knoxville
Tenn
Campbell
Palm Springs
Calif
Sikes
Jacksonville
Florida
Mike Suchak
Grossinger, Ier
Souchak
Duke Ixbal
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Jerry Magee
eToronto
Warwick Hills
Gary Player
South Africa
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Hill
Cary Middlecoff
Gardner Dickinson Jr
al Balding
Don Whitt
F Mament
Bill Casper
Art Wall
Mets Sign 7 Players Adds McGraw Bonus
The New York Mets announced the signing of seven bonus players joining Hank McGraw the 18-year-old Vallejo California catcher who received a bonus exceeding $20 000 The signings come as the club reshapes its farm system and major league roster with fresh talent.
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Mets
NEW York
New York Mets
Hank McGraw
Vallejo
Calif
McGraw
Cage Scores Mermaid Festival At N Webster New Haven
The record shows results with New Haven beating Muncie 87 to 72 and Noblesville 92 to Elkhart 63. It lists horse riding at bounties of 1.50 on weekdays and 2.00 on Saturdays and Sundays at Mounds Stable.
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N. Webster
New Haven
Muncie
Noblesville
Elkhart
Mounds Stable
Senators Beat Indians 3-1 Behind Klaus and Keough
Washington Senators toppled the Cleveland Indians 3-1 in the finale of a four game set. Bill Klaus and Marty Keough hit homers to back starter John Gabler who went 7 1 3 innings for the win. Dave Sisler finished the relief as Cleveland’s lone run came on an unearned tally.
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Cleveland
Bill Klaus
Marty Keough
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Serson
John Gabler
Dave Sisler
Senators
Gabler
Washabibbi Cleve
Abrinfoth
Delatier
Shadyside
Wodlg
Essegian If
King
Romanog
Kirkind
Tasby
Phillips
Muir
Gray
Matthews
Long Ne
J. Davis
Keough
Cotter
Hawkins
HR. S. Lane
Pharmacy
Bono Moose
Hellems
Swanson
Clark
Clark, | Totals Bsns
Toals
Hawking
Brandon
N.S. Sth
Francona
Locke
Clevelana -Woat
Goehring Gulf
Beling
de la Madison
I Pael Cottier
Long
Taner
Boosters
Ashi
Cleve- U Rland
Kirkland
Hlaus
Hayden
Weis
Boone
Hayde
Montgomery
Brown
Baer
Casey
Paparella
Runge
Acme
Kigan Drummond
A—s
White River
Douglas and
Haines
Local baseball and archery notices feature mixed results
The page lists a Meadowbrook DA's men game box with innings and players, plus an Archery Club shoot at Fairview Park with registration at 1:30 and American Round format. Also noted are Lions Club and Delco-Remy game details and IRA regatta height facts for Wisconsin competitors.
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Anderson Archery Club
Fairview Park
Lester Frazier
Sec
Carles Saunders
Ioral
Bulletin-Herald
Fairview American ‘Lions Club
Delco-Remy
York
Moore
Huff
Thornburg
Kuhn
Barrett
Thomason
Cubs Hit Four Homers in 15-8 Rout of Reds
Chicago Cubs slugged four homers in a 15-8 defeat of Cincinnati, sweeping the series after losing the opener. George Altman led a 17-hit attack with a homer and four singles to lift his batting average to .352 as Billy Williams and others contributed multi hit games.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
Cubs
George Altman
Altman
Cub
Billy Williams
Anderson
Legion
Archeron Cardwell
Kokomo
Tee See Meas Rao
Tom Maloney
Hurlers
Cummins
Harber
Callo- Chicago
Hubble
Nowlin
Santo
Altmae
Colemn
Oh Wiliams If
Cardenas
Kelly
Patmore
Moss
Biynch
Burt
E-Williams
Chi
Roby
Role
Cage
Stecher
Brown's Recreation
Harbe
Gatman
Teeters
Grou
George Teeters
Kegling
Hawkins
Fee Nanlecmn
Calloway
Robinson
Robbins
Lewis
Eisert
Kearns
Simpson
Sevrer—Steels
New 18 Hole Golf Links To Open Soon
Work has begun on an 18 hole golf course northeast of the city. It will be Indiana's first lighted par 3 course. Boca Ree-Al Corp broke ground on a 50 acre tract west of Norwood Hills and east of the 109 By-pass. A driving range miniature golf course clubhouse and the par are planned.
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Indiana
Boca Ree-Al Corp
Norwood Hills
109 By-Pass
Cross St
Bethany Road
Orwig and Dickens to Attend Elwood III Outing Golf
Elwood Indiana University Varsity Club will host a golf outing and dinner on Wednesday chaired by J C Stevens. Bill Orwig new athletic director and Phil Dickens head football coach will attend along with several IU officials. Lunch at noon at Elks Club. golf at Country Club starting 1 pm. Facilities include driving range miniature course par 3 course planning for completion by next year.
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Elwood
Elrood
Indiana University
Twill
J. C. Stevens
Bill Orwig
Phil Dickens
Bob Dro
Chris Deb Sasso
Tom Miller
Bob Stebbins
Thet Elks Club
Robert Tam
Leaders to study world racing procedures abroad
B E Dale Shaffer president of the Thoroughbred Racing Associations and Spencer J Drag on president of the Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau depart Friday to visit Canada Japan Australia and New Zealand to study racing procedures and standards.
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World Racing New York
B. E. Dale Shaffer
Thoroughbred Racing Associations, Inc
Spencer J. Dragon
Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau
Canada
Japan
Ausalia
New Zealand
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Charleston
Jay
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Span
Williams Bik
Owens
Lees
Haddix
Miller
Brewer
Bunning
Fisher
Donovan
Los Angele
Pittsbur
Lau
Bailmore
Ft. Worth
Carl Johnson
Dave Epperson
Purdue
Johnson
Jerry Jackson
Sam Carmichael
U.S.A.C
SUN Valley Speedway
A. J. Foyt
Parnelli Jones
Sterling
Madison Beverage CO
U.S.A
Plymouth
Mobilgan
Chrysler Corporation
Solid Buy
Indians
Meadowbrook
Davenport
Darlington
Ashley G. White
Meagher
J. Phillips
Erskine
Pepsi Cola
Eagles
Dillard
Stanley
Grissom
Hosier
Kincery
Wisconsin
Larry Hurwitz
Ernié Smith
U.H.F
V.H.F
Bob Brown
Meadowbrook TV
Jim Teeters
Brown’s
Penn State
Cardnas
Will
Reigers
Alumas
Williams
Cardwell
Heist
Coleman
Sf—Freese
Allman
Io Maloney
E Perth Jones
Henry
O Brosnai
Ohne
Maloney
Carter
Edwards
Jones
Elston
U—Burkhart Pelekoudas
Donatelli
Remington—Schick
Norelco
Sunbeam
Standt's Evel
Orwig
Dickens
North American Marine Factory
Warsaw
Opp
Levis
PAN & Roller
Brand House
Coast Guard
Jacobs Chuck UL
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