Anderson Club Invites Guests in Golf Bracket Winners
Morris McCarthy and Harold Campbell shot 70 and 76 to win the Anderson Country Club Invitational guest-member event with 146 total. First low net went to Paul Anderson and John Timmons at 138. Guest low gross honors went to Mike Berson with 75 and Oscar Melson 76. Members’ top prizes earned by J. Ryan 76 and Paul Schrenker 73. Local items note fresh softball finals, conference track finals, and golf and tennis entries ahead of May events.
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Morris McCarthy
Harold Campbell
Anderson
North Anderson
Central Avenue
Layton
Gross
Shadyside
South Anderson
Ek Ok
County Golf Plans Drafted By Committees
Final plans for the 1955 Madison County Amateur 72 hole medal play championship were set at a Monday night meeting at Grandview Golf Club. Entries are listed for Grandview Anderson County Club and other courses with $5 fees. The tournament runs June 4 at Anderson Country Club and June 12 at Anderson Grandview, with first round pairings scheduled June 1. Ivan Geiger’s foursome led the pro am at Elwood CC with a 68.
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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 ‘Almany
Pendleton Idlewold Club
Anderson Country Club
Pendleton Idlewold
Anderson Grandview
Ivan Geiger
Art Closser
Ed Burnett
Kenneth Circle
Elwood CC
Ron Treesh Jr
Marvin Reynolds
Bill Bender
Jack Davis
Charles Wolf
Hib Barker
Pendleton
Anderson captures NCC high school golf title at Dykeman links
Ted Boots shot 66 to lead Anderson to a team record 298 and the North Central Conference title on the Dykeman 9 hole course. New Castle placed second with 309 while Richmond and Logansport tied for third at 312. Other scores listed for Marion Frankfort Muncie Central Tech Kokomo Lafayette. Anderson coach Jim Carter was called home due to the birth of his third child Jill born Tuesday at St. John’s Hospital.
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Logansport
Ind
Ted Boots
Anderson
Dykeman
Boots
Dave Brown
Bill Goldsmith
Larry Penry
Jerry Williams
James
Jim)Carter
Jill
Florence Carter
Anderson St. John’s Hospital
Sharon
Wim Jr
Ick Osborne
Park Place earns fourth softball win in league standings
Park Place rolled to a 6 3 victory over South Meridian and kept a solid hold on the league standings. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and other teams posted varied results as the American and National Leagues pressed toward the week’s end.
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Park Place
Central Retains City Junior High Track Title
Central Junior dominated the Anderson city meet by sweeping eight events and tying in the pole vault to defend the title. Individual winners included Tallman in sprints and Brown in the high jump setting a new record. relay victories by Central Junior and strong showings by Central Avenue and Washington tied for second. Final points: Central Junior 82, Central Avenue 123, North Anderson 45.1, Washington 13.4.
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Anderson City
Largor High School
Anderson Dval
Ntral
Cen . Avenue
North Ancaviar
Washington
Tallman
Central Avenies
Brown
Central Junior
Wort
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Vonness
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Tallmen
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Fowler
Turner
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Wills
James
Ranthaw
Malens
Tims
Smith
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Fisher
Danforth
Mavis
Defenderfer
Joslin
Jenforth
Hopper Ena
Carpenter
Boze
Boneshaw
Minnear
Page
Bote
Fisher and Merrill
Marth An Jeerson
Central Avenue
Johnson
Young
North Anderson
Scott Heinlein Wiley Qualify For PGA Tourney
In Lebanon Indiana three players Scott Heinlein and Red Wiley earned Indiana spots for the 1955 National PGA golf tournament at Northville Michigan. Scott led 23 players with 70 73 143 while Heinlein posted 73 73 146 and Wiley 73 75 148 for Lake Wawasee. Gross and Padgett won a two man best ball with 63.
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Lebanon
Ind
Uherwo
Indiana
Northville
Mich
Jimmy Scott
Prn
Wen Country Club
Bill Heinlein
Indianapolis Woodland
Scott
Heinlein
Red Wiley
Lake Wawasee
Paul Gross
Noblesville
Gross
Wirey Gross
Don Padgett
Muncie
Noblesville Tops Greenfield In Baseball Contest
Noblesville defeated Greenfield 4 to 1 on the Greenfield diamond as Derivial limited the Tigers to four hits and fanned six with one walk. Kingery struck out 13 and issued two walks for Greenfield. Greenfield’s spring record fell to 10 losses in 13 games. golf match at Manual was postponed to later in the week.
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Greenfield
Noblesville
Derivial
Millers
Tigers
Bill Spacey
Derial
Ronnie Kingery
Indianapolis
Akins Stops Miceli In First Round at St Nicholas Arena
New York boxer Akins of St Louis stopped Joe Miceli of New York in 2 41 of the first round on a telecast bout. Akins weighed 143, Miceli 148 1 2. Akins landed a rolling left hook and a solid left to the body before three knockdowns ended the match under New York rules.
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New York
Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Joe Miceli
St. Nicholas Arena
Akins
Miceli
Ray Miller
Ellis Will Hurl For Ravens In Last Home Game
Ellis will start on the Ravens hill as Southpaw Duke Ellis the lone senior leads Anderson against the Franklin Grizzlies in the final home game of the 1955 season at 3 p m on the AC diamond in Park Place. Anderson’s listed starters include Jack Wilson Dick Maynard Jack Taylor Jerry Brandon Gordon Taylor Jim Demske Herb Truett Roger Allen and Duke Ellis.
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Bob Macholiz
Anderson Ravens
Franklin Grizzlies
Park Place
Duke Ellis
Ravens
Anderson
Indiana Reformatory
Franklin
Jack Wilson
Dick Maynard
Jack Taylor
Jerry Brandon
Gordon Taylor
Babe Ruth Leange Boys Begin Workouts Monday Season Schedule
Young players aged 13 to 15 start tryouts at Huntley Field for the Anderson Babe Ruth Baseball League. Practices run through next week with 6 p.m. sessions and age groups set by birth dates. Teams include Pitcock Construction, Chesterfield Lumber, Hank's Markets, Delco-Remy, East Side Dairy, Guide Lamp, Coca-Cola and Emge's Packing. Bidding for players at YMCA on June 4, league divisions and upcoming schedule are outlined with numerous matchups and a district tournament set for late July.
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Gerald Shafer
Naluen Potter
Robert McCrysetel
Weasurer
Wilbur Roby
Delco Remy
Harold McCorry
Sten Sutphiny
Lamp
Jim Wilton
Emge’s
Julian Holguin
John Hersway
Chesterfield Jumbac
Herb Kerker
Charles Chesterfield
Pircock Construction
Lowell Cage
Coca-Cola
Cliff Russell
Forrast Taylor
Henk
Evarett Geiph
Osby
George Saxon
Frank Teague
Pitcock
Chesterfield
J—Hank
Delco-Remy
East Side
Guide Lamp
Emge
Huntley Field
Anderson Babe Ruth Baseball League
Rncocn
Wicknaee
Tee Flal
Acheko Sa Oia Sean Mts
Pas Dalen Ramis
Ys -Pivcaahy
Mank
YMCA
Robert McCrystal
Charles Cummings
Pitcock Construction
Chesterfield Lumber Company
Hank’s Markets
East Side Dairy
Emge’s Packing Company
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Hank's
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Juma
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Fast Side
Dalco-Remy
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East Line
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Chatterfield
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Hank’s
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Delce-amy
Itcock
Delee-Remy
Chester
Hank
Guide
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Chasterfieldy
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Kank's
Jelco-Remy
Emget
Pitt- Teca-Cola
Lempy
Delta-Remy
Flatbush Fans Mistake Bowlby For Jim Hughes
A Cincinnati man, Dudley C. Bowlby, 24, was mistaken for Dodger pitcher Jim Hughes by Brooklyn fans at LaGuardia Airport. Police rescued him as hundreds pressed for autographs and shouted for the wrong player during a Dodgers homecoming.
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Flatbush
Bowlby
Jim Hughes
New York
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brooklyn
Dodger
Dudley C. Bowlby
LaGuardia
Golf League
Pittsburgh
Marine Hanka Thant
Nancy Hubbell
Aspinwall
Blinn
Uptown League To Honor Champs At Banquet
The Uptown Men's Bowling League will honor its champion team and distribute season earnings at a banquet set for 7 p m today at Linders. Last year’s officers were Bob Byrne president Bob McCammon vice president and Noble Higgins secretary treasurer. Oceanport New Jersey.
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Uptown
Linder’s
Bob Byrne
Bob McCammon
Noble Higgins
Bowlby Freed After Mob Scenes In Press Quarters
Relieved Bowlby was whisked by security to press quarters amid a mob before fans dispersed. He said he was released from the demo to Tae BL, USE THE CLASSIFIED SECTION, then flew to New York to be with his parents on vacation.
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Saucy Pyle Ulart Wiluurn
Bowlby
Flrom
Lee Ty 1
Dall
Tatcisco
New York
Principal Quits To Become Coach
WINSLOW Ind Newt Thomas a teacher at the school was moved into the principalship Kern Mc Flathlin is giving up the principal job to become the basketball coach next year The move reverses the usual promotion from coach to principal and affects the high school staff.
Big Klu Battles NL Hurlers for Pace in Batting and Power
Baseball notes detail Big Klu Kluszewski’s hot stretch and NL leaders. Don Mueller, Snider, and Virdon chase batting averages as Campanella and Schoendienst pace runs batted in. Mantle leads AL in homers and RBIs with 11 and 20 respectively. Kuenn, Kaline, Power also rank among top hitters as the season unfolds.
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Ben Clan
Ted Kluszewski
Muscles
Milwaukee
Johnny Logan
Cincinnati Redlegs
Redlegs
Babe Ruth
Snider
Bam Kluszewski
Indiana University
Big Klu
New York
Don Mueller
Duke Snider
Brook
Don
Bill Virdon
Cards
Philadelphia
Richie Ashburn
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn
Camp
Vic Power
Kansas City
Harvey Kuenn
Adaline
Detroit
Kuenn
Kaline
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Nomination of Officers for Redmen Chapter
Nomination of officers for the O Redmen chapter scheduled Wednesday at 7 30 P M. Harold Stern named as Sachem.
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O. Redmen
Harold Stern
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