Richards Trucking Dominates Anderson Herald Olympia Lanes Event
Richards Trucking of Lapel captured the top $500 prize as the unofficial list of 22 winners announced for the Anderson Herald Olympia Lanes Team Handicap Tournament. The big jackpot of $1,735 will be split 22 ways later this week. Muncie Stone & Lime of Muncie finished runner-up for $250, with Greenlee's Pro Squad of Anderson earning a special $25 prize for the highest actual game total outside the top money.
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Anderson
Y Richards Trucking
Lapel
Muncie Stone & Lime
Muncie
Columbus Lanes
Columbus
Springs
Willis Pure Oil Anderson
Plummer Barber
T—Bud & Joe's
Baldwin Reds
Summitville Athletic Club
Summitville
Big Five
Andersons
Dubbers
Anderson Blueprint
Rains Gardens
Olympia
Greenlee’s Pro Shop
Tiger predicts Zalazar to win over Archer in MSG bout
New York based boxing report says middleweight champion Dick Tiger picked Vic Zalazar of Argentina to upset Joey Archer of New York in their nationally televised Madison Square Garden bout. Tiger cited Zalazar’s punching power and aggressive style, noting his own trouble with Salazar in 1960.
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New York
UPI
Dick Tiger
Vic Zalazar
Argutlina
Joey Archer
Madison Square Garden
Archer
Tiger
Buenos Aires
Salazar
Toni
Boston
Basketball technique notes on ball control and stance
The report describes a mishandled shot caused by stiffness. It notes the ball hits the floor early, reducing forward drive and direction. It points to the hitter’s posture, including inadequate knee bend and a tendency not to lean toward the pins.
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Mitch
New York Goes Nuts Over Mets
New York fans lavish attention on the Mets while the Yankees, once dominant, are largely ignored. The piece notes Mets mania spreading citywide, sparked by Casey Stengel and a revived National League presence, leaving Yankees fans perplexed by the shift in admiration.
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New York
Mets
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Palmer to undergo complete physical examination
Arnold Palmer announced on Monday night from Latrobe Pa that he will have a complete physical examination tomorrow or the next day after arriving from Fort Worth Texas where he competed in the Colonial Open. He said he does not feel bad but will be checked by his doctor Whitlock.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Fort Worth
Tex
Colonia White River Jar
Whitlock
M. Davis
McCracken
Hore- Palmer
B. Smith
Ferris
Parker
Lee
Pendleton and Logansport athletes set records
In Logansport Indiana two meet records fell. Pendleton's Mike Hanna vaulted 13 feet 615 inches to set a new state pole vault mark and Virgil Bankson ran the mile in 4 minutes 28.2 seconds, breaking the Logansport relays record. A total of 254 athletes from 20 schools competed. Frankton designated Little League Day to raise funds for youth baseball. In golf, Palmer and Nicklaus led money earnings as Open week continued with Colonial results and injury notes.
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Ind
UPI
Pendleton
Mike Hanna
Indiana
Ov Eweas Ee Ee Hanna
Whitlock — Ferris
Fort Worth
Meteger
Powers
Central Tire
Mer
Bill Moore
Erwin Cox
Kokomo
Virgil Bankson
Dennis Jones
Frankton
Laddies
Frankton High
Dunedin
Fla
UPD
Gary
South Africa
Jack
Nicklaus
Theij
Boros
Tony Lema
Arnold Palmer
Tex
Lema
Indians rally to beat foe 6 4 in busy schedule opener
At Palo Alto, Ben Davis powered a late rally as the Tribe pulled away to a 6 4 victory. Scott Baillie reports Engeln, ex Babe Ruth League official, warns of baseball dying in five years if umpires are replaced by electronic calls. Engeln recalls 1954 Giants game and a disputed call with Sal Yvars, calling for cautious moves toward automation.
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Scott Baillie
UPI
Anderson
Palo Alto
Calif
Ben Davis
Bill Engeln
Indians
Menlo Park
Anderson Mar
New York Giants
Tommy Brown
Chi
Cubs
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NCC
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Marion
Reo Davis
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Stanley
Cummins
Mauck
Sac—Williams
Clore
aAndersong
U—Kerns
Roudebush
Giants
Selectronic
Monte Irvin
Engelnjin
Sal Yvars
Brawn
Leo
Eng-lan
Lanmma
Major League Standings and Monday Night Results
Major League standings and Monday results across leagues are listed with team records and scores. Highlights include Cincinnati, New York, Houston, Chicago, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Washington, Boston, Kansas City, Minnesota, Cleveland, Detroit, Indianapolis, and Buffalo with various game outcomes and pitching notes from the period.
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New York
Houston
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
Indianapolis
Ra“p
Cleveland
Detroit
A Conde
Gary McNertney
Baltimore
Dice
Indianapolis Indians
Leanne
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Columbus
Fritz Ackley Richmond
Syracuse
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Arkansas
Floyd Weaver
P.s
Odanw
Nuxhall
Elsworth
Gibson
Milwanee
Spahn
Willey
Hopson
Farrell
Johnson
McLish
Drysdale
Cardwell la
Sthwall
Pierce
Dor
Montpelier
Alexandra St. San Francia
Palstalfs
Jerry Bragg
ABZ
Ffouston A
Sted
Montpeliers
Foster
Sctivar
Tomer
Washington I
International League
Alexa
Northern
Jpiviston Dria
Wulfalo
Rochester i
Acuse
Alex
Falstaffs AB
Arnell
Richmond
Pronto Adu
Wallermire
Southern
Piviston Bohannon
G.B. Stevens
Larbuckle
I Ebert
Fielder
Piekert
Maron
Pitusburgh
Moyer
Morrison
S.sc
Craig
Strassburg
Sur
Alexandria
Farnell
Bohannon
DB Sway
Gael Golfers Trim Elwood And Middletown
Gael golfers from St Marys defeat Elwood 14 to 3 and shut out Middletown 15 to 0 at the American Legion course in New Castle. The three way high school match also featured Little League reserves trouncing Middletown 13 to 2.
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St. Mary's
Elwood
Middletown
American Legion
New Castle
Gaels
Fregosi Wagner and Sadowski Shine in Angels7-3 Win
Angels beat the White Sox 7-3 as Leon Wagner Ed Sadowski and Jim Fregosi led with power. Wagner slugged his seventh homer tying the AL lead, Sadowski added a second homer, Fregosi doubled and tripled driving in two. Don Lee lasted three innings, Navarro finished, and Chicago pitchers struggled as Wright, Landis, and Ward homered for the Sox.
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Wagner
Sadowski
Angels
Sox
Sean
Don Lee
Chance
Chicago
Julio Navarro
Leon Wagner
Ed Sadowski
Anee Andjer
George Thomas
Los Angeles
Chisgers
Pasa White
Pete Ward
Jim Landis
Eddie Fisher
Dave DeBusschere
Gary Peters
Toe Horlen
Carl McNulty
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Les Angeles
Aichhi
Beverage Pearson
Landis
Dyad
Fox
Force
Maxwell
Robins
Ward
Moran
Nicholsn
Beveragemen
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Freaossy
Tooo
Chance Peters
Shadyside Park
Dia- Veers
Bird
Beverage
Navarro
Juney
Guide Lamp
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iLes Aachies Yohson
eaPearson
Foca
Ur—Wasner
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Townsend
Koppella
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S. Tammas
Son
Carmany
Hensley
Chance Cw
Imeister
Webb
Navarro Bene Fisher
DeBusschere
Emerson Bowl In Italian Tennis Emerson Bowl In Italian Tennis
US routed Argentina 91-31 to reach the world basketball tournament finals as Shipp scored early. Italian tennis semifinal confusion saw Jovanovic defeat Emerson 6-4 6-3 with Mulligan advancing over Pilic 6-2 6-3 6-3. Cowboys trade Ken Frost to Browns for an undisclosed future draft pick.
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White Sox
Robinson
White ‘Sox
Kaline
Tigers
Allison
Twins
Osborne
Senators
Sao Paulo
Brazil
UPI
Fairly
Rody- Jerry Shipp
Foot
Covington
Phils
Aaron
Phillips Oilers
Braves
F. Aiou
Giants
White
United States
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Shipp
Tresh
Yanks Vichorson
Hinton
Rome
Roy Emerson Senators
Aitd
Mon
Alou
Cepeda
Giday
Boroants
Aild
Jovanovic
Yugoslavia
Martin Mulligan
Australia
Nicola Pilic
J Emerson Ted
Emerson
Thei
Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
Ken Frost
Cleveland Browns
No. 1 Player Redd Is All Stars
Louisville report states Mike Redd a 6 2 four year regular with Seneca has been named Kentucky's No 1 high school basketball player to face Indiana in their two game benefit series next month.
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Louisville
UPI
Mike Redd
Seneca
Kentucky
Indiana
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