Highland, Mt. Vernon, Yorktown Win In White River Clash
Highland defeated Markleville 6-2 to stay atop the White River Conference standings as Jones and Funk hit two run homers and Volones earned the win on the mound. Shenandoah beat Frankton to pull from the cellar, while Yorktown and Mt. Vernon won, with Markleville’s Brumfield and Lapel’s Layton supplying key hits.
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Highland
Mark’ Leville
White River
Shenanedah
Lapel
Frankton
Yorktown
Mt. Vernon
Battery
Jones
Funk
Volones
Brumfield
Dickey
Markleville
Stoops
B. Perkins
Pet & Highland A & Ak
Yorkton
Starkleville
Pendleton
Early Canadian Open leads as 18 beat par in field of 159
The opening round of the Canadian Open had 18 players below par out of 159 starters while 15 matched par. Notables included Ken Still, Lionel Hebert, Bert Weaver, Wilf Honiennik, Chi Chi Rodriguez, and Kel Nagle. Arnold Palmer, recalling his first pro win here 12 years ago, admitted a rare rough day.
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Ken Still
Lionel Hebert
Bert Weaver
Wilf Honiennik
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Kel J Nagle
Australia
Arnold Palmer
Montreal
Florida
Laurie Hammer
Gary Player
Pound Hammer
Player
Municipal
Banks 434th Homer Lifts Cubs Over Pirates 4 3
Veteran Ernie Banks hit his 434th career homer to power the Chicago Cubs to a 4 3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Santo singled with two out in the sixth before Banks connected to left field. Banks 16 years into his MLB career, his shot came off Pete Mikkelsen. The Cubs extended their winless run to 11 games.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Banks
Pete Mikkelsen
Ron Santo
Pha Caseman
Softball doubleheader yields close wins at Shadyside Park
In Wednesday night action at Shadyside Park Trailer Sales held off Coca-Cola 3 to 0 as two-hit pitcher Nor Shimex and Swinford plus Shimer starred for Pepsi in a 5 to 1 win over Elwood. Meanwhile Coca-Cola fell 3 to 0 to Trailer Sales after early runs, while Filwood vs Coca-Cola and Anderson Trailer Sales faced Elwood in later games set for 7 and 8:15 pm.
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Nor Shimex
Swinford
Kemerly
Anderson Trailer Sales
Jones
Shimer
Kermerly
Pepsi - Cola Star
Shadyside Park Stadium
Mier
Pepsi
Elwood
Coca-Cola
Filwood
Anderson
Norris and
Howell
Humes
Smith
Norris
C. Humes
Pepsi-Cola
Seagren Clears PV Bar At 17.2
Seagren of USC, former world pole vault record holder, vaulted 17 feet 2 inches to set stadium and meet records at the fifth World Athletic games in rainy weather. He failed twice to reach 17-8 while teammate Paul Wilson topped his world mark. Chris Fapanicalou of Greece and San Jose State finished second at 16-8.
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Helsink
UPH
Bob Seagren
University of Southern California
Seagren
Paul Wilson
Chris Fapanicalou
Greece
San Jose State
Primo Carnera Dies Of Liver Cirrhosis in Sequals
Sequals Italy AP report details Primo Carnera once world heavyweight champion dying of liver cirrhosis. The 260 pound former champ spent years boxing since 1929, held title after beating Sharkey in 1933, defended vs Baer, later returned to the U.S. with family, and died after a lengthy decline in California.
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Primo Carnera
Sequals
Italy
Champi
Yeas
Glendale
Calif
United States
Advanc
California
San Bernardino
Ener Ene
Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Max Baer
Spain
Paolina Aseudun
Rome
Tommy Loughran
Miami
Camera
Pina
Yugoslavia
Primo
Jean Marie Alderson
Uberto
UCLA
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Hayes
Homer
Art Wall, Jr
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Steve Reid
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Gardner Dickinson
Calonial
Dave Stockton
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Ruberto Devicenzo
Hugh Royer
Labron Harris
Eetsnes
Winne Cemou
Yar Hammer
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Willie Stargell
Mel
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UPI
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Shenandoah
Don M. Hayes
du Quoin High
Jamess Racing
Priop Zield
Ruby
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Kerner
Illinois
Gray Mifield
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Mikkkeleen
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Simmons
Pepsi Hurlers
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CDEC
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Erie
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Ghway Safety Committee
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Leon Lee
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Charlie” Kried
Bill Duffy
Owney Madden
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Leroy Haynes
Custom
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Hi Glass
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Dow Chemical Co
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JIM Martin Factory Outlet
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