Anderson Invitational Golf Crown Won by Ditzen Post
Fans and golfers crowded Anderson Country Club as Morris McCarthy and Harold Campbell led guests with 146 to win the invitational. Local winners included Paul Anderson and John Timmons posting 138 low net. Mike Berson and Oscar Melson with 75 and 76 for low gross among guests. Major member prizes went to J. Ryan and Paul Schrenker, with many named players posting various nets and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris McCarthy
Harold Campbell
Anderson
County Golf Plans Drafted By Committees
Madison County Amateur golf meet plans were drafted by committees at Grandview Golf Club. Entries at Grandview Wayne Hensley Anderson County Club Ray Jones Anderson Edgewood Dick Stage Pendleton Idlewold Club. Five dollar entry fee. First round pairings set at June 1 meeting. Schedule: June 4 Anderson Country Club, June 5 Pendleton Idlewold, June 11 Elwood, June 12 Anderson Grandview.
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Madison County
Grandview Golf Club
Grandview
Wayne Hensley
Anderson County Club
Ray Jones
Anderson Edgewood
Dick Stage
Elwood Country Club
Charles Atmony
Pendleton Idlewold Club
Anderson Country Club
Pendleton Idlewold
Anderson Grandview
Ivan Geiger
Art Closer
Ed Burnett
Kenneth Circle
Elwood? CC
Ron Treesh Jr
Marvin Reynolds
Bill Bender
Jack Davis
Charles Wolf
Hib Barker
Counry
Park Place Rolls to fourth straight softball win
Park Place captured its fourth consecutive Senior Sunday Softball victory, rallying from an early deficit with a four-run fourth inning. Key hits by Pentz and Schofield, a walk to Bate, and John Horeway's three-run homer fueled a 9 3 win over Salvation Army listed opponents, underscoring a strong spring season.
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South Meridien
Sinan
Army
Fr Hilt
Park Place
South Meridian
Wsi Assrets
Tnte
SS Athe Shadyside Ares
Pentz
Schofield
BMS
John Horeway
Bethany
National League
Tn Brooklyn
Philadelphi
Chesterfield
Robb
Lawler
Teter
Noble Street
Forington
Resalvation Army
Seieannen Geet
Salvation Army
Li Minnganalis
Omaha
Toledo
Horienen
Dark Place
Denver
Paul BA
Marden
Enews Campbell
Rave
Itanowas
Anderson Tennis Club
Riley Park Courts
Howard Dusham
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Muncie
New Costa
Marion
Richmond
Anderson
Chicas
Reger
Tuerdey
North ‘Anderton
Knights
Celomicus
Esa
Aston
Abes
Alexandre Merchants
Babe Ruth Leange Boys Start Workouts Monday
Tryouts began Monday at Hunt ey Field for boys 13 to 15 in the Anderson Babe Ruth Baseball League and will run through this week and next. Preseason dates include 6 p.m. sessions for 13, 14, and 15 year olds with age cutoffs and team bids set for June 23 at the YMCA. The eight teams are split into American and National divisions including Pitcock Construction Chesterfield Lumber Coca-Cola and Emge’s Packing Company.
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Huntey Field
Anderson Babe Ruth Baseball League
YMCA
Song 3S
Gerald Shafer
Cathbert McCrystal
Charles Cummings
Pitcock Construction
Chesterfield Lumber ‘Company
Hank's Markets
Delco-Remy
East Side Dairy
Guide Lamp
Central Retains City Junior High Track Title
Central High School wins the city junior meet at South Oval sweeping two blue ribbons in eight events and tying for the ninth. Davis led Central with top sprint times and high jump marks as North Avenue and Washington teams trailed in the final standings.
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Sentral
Souni
Ines Cas Tainen
Anderson City
Yoo Tager
S Son Oval
Netral
icKtral Avenue
North An
Dendergon
Washington
Tullman
Central Avenue
Wag
Hyown
Central Junior
Felman
Moppes
Teslin
Vannens
Watson KO
Davie
Benton
Layton
Smith
Deten
Duonce
Kimpten Smith
Tallman
Oi Danton
Central
Junior Davis
North Aural"Avenue
Washington Wo
Tolimon
Vannie Cai
Nori Anderson
Local golfers qualifying for national PGA tourney in Michigan
Scott and Heinlein qualified Monday to represent Indiana in the 1955 National PGA golf tournament at Northville Michigan. Newcomer Red Wiley tied Paul Gross for third with 148 after rounds of 73 and 75. Gross, Padgett, and Don Padgett posted a bestball 63 to win the accompanying women’s tournament.
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Indiana
Northville
Mich
Jimmy ‘Scott
Alen Country Club
Bill Heinlein
Indianapolis Woodland
Scott
Heinlein
Red Wiley
Lake Wawasee
Paul Gross
Noblesville
Gross
Wiley Gross
Don Padgett
Muncie
Noblesville Tops Greenfield in High School Baseball
Noblesville defeated Greenfield 4 to 1 on Greenfield’s diamond in the final contest of the Bill Spacey coached nine. Derivial struck out six and walked one for Noblesville while Ronnie Kingery fanned 13 and walked twice for Greenfield. The Tigers drop to 10 losses in 13 games this spring and Greenfield’s golf meet at Indianapolis Manual was postponed.
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Logansport
Ind
Ted Boots
Anderson
Boots
Dave Brown
Bill Goldsmith
Larry Penry
Jerry Williams
Gben Castle
Richmond
Jyp Marion
Frankfort
Muncie Central
Indianapolis Tech
Kokomo
Lafayette
Aerson
NCC
Derson
Lek Osborne
Derivial
Greenfield
Millers
Tigers
Bill Spacey
Ronnie Kingery
Indianapolis
Akins Stops Miceli In First Round Knockout at St Nicholas Arena
Virgil Akins of Louis racked up his fourth straight knockout stopping Joe Miceli of New York at 2:41 of the first round in a telecast bout at St Nicholas Arena. Akins weighed 145, Miceli 148% and was floored three times under New York rules. Referee Ray Miller waved off the knockout after Miceli’s third fall following a solid left hook and a body shot, as Miceli rose twice but failed to continue.
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Virgil Akins
Louis
Joe Miceli
New York
St Nicholas Arena
Akins
Miceli
Ray Miller
Ellis Will Hurl For Ravens In Last Home Game
Ravens coach Bob Macnomtz announces Ellis will start as they close the 1955 home schedule against the Franklin Grizzlies at 3 p.m. today. The Anderson starters include Jack Wilson Dick Maynard Jack Taylor Jerry Brandor Gordon Taylor Jim Demske Herb Truett Roger Allen and Duke Ellis.
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Bob Macnomtz
Anderson
Ravens
Franklin Grizzlies
Indiana
Jory Anderson
Franklin
Jack Wilson
Dick Maynard
Jack Taylor
Jerry Brandor
Gordon’ Taylor
Jim Demske
Herb ‘Truett
Roger Allen
Duke Ellis
Kluszewski Sparks NL Hurl With Three Homers Last Week
Ted Kluszewski once nicknamed Mr Muscles blasted three home runs and added nine hits in 23 at bats for the Reds last week to pull within reach of Duke Snider atop the NL batting pace. Don Mucko leads NL batters at 5297 average for the league. A broad summary of NL and AL leaders follows.
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New York
Ted Kluszewski
Muscles
Cincinnati Redlegs
Kluszewski
Indiana University
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Johnny Logan
Redlegs
Babe Ruth
Snider
Bino
Big Klu
Klatch
Don Mucker
Don
Bill Virdon
Philadelphia
Richie Ashburn
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis
Roy Campanella
Camp
Vic Power
Kansas City
Harvey Kuen
al Kaline
Detroit
Kuenn
Kaline
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Flatbush Fans Mistake Bowlby For Jim Hughes
A young Cincinnati man recently discharged from the Army was rescued by police yesterday after Brooklyn baseball fans mistook him for Jim Hughes and caused a disturbance.
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Flatbush
Bowlby
Jim Hughes
Are Bmng
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brooklyn
Gun Totin Gal Mistakes Dodger Fan for Hughes at LaGuardia
At LaGuardia Airport a crowd mobbed 2 year old Dudley C. Bowlby seeking an autograph from a Dodger hero. Police separated the fan section from Bowlby’s party as officials prepared plans for a Civic meeting. Meanwhile Nancy Hubbell, 17, scored perfect 100s in rifle events, plans to attend Ohio Wesleyan and try out for the men’s rifle team despite the lack of a women’s squad.
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Dodger
Jim Hughes
Dudley C. Bowlby
LaGuardia
Brooklyn Golf League
Bowlby
YMCA
Bulding
Edward
Butler
Pittsburgh
Nancy Hubbell
Wood
Aspinwall Ich
Army
San Francisco
New York
Nancy
Ohio Wesleyan University
Principal Quits To Become Coach In Indiana Town
Kern Melothlin resigns as principal of Winslow High to take the job of basketball coach next year. Newt Thomas, a teacher, is reassigned to the principal position.
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Winslow
Ind
Kern Melothlin
Newt Thomas
Uptown League To Honor Champs At Banquet Tonight
The Uptown Men's Bowling League will honor its team champion and divide season earnings at a banquet scheduled for 7 p.m. at Linders. Last year’s officers were Bob Byrne president Bob McCammon vice president and Noble Higgins secretary treasurer. A race track fan wagered 88 dollars daily during the 1954 Monmouth Park meeting in Oceanport New Jersey.
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Linder’s
Bob Byrne
Bob McCammon
Noble Higgins
Monmouth Park
Oceanport
Nomination of officers in Redmen group
Wed P M Harold Stern is nominated as Sachem in a Redmen meeting outlining officer elections and implications for leadership roles.
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Redmen
Wed
P. M
Harold Stern
Sachem
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NCC Golf Crown Tribe
Iutest Low
Charles Stonebarger
Gene Hardwick
N. H. McMahan
Bob Bright
Dr. Vance
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F. H. Armstrong
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Jim Moore
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