Palmer battles cold may shift dates for 500 Festival
South Bend Indiana AP reports Arnold Palmer, suffering a bad cold, received penicillin and remained unsure about his plans for the week. He paused in the city for an exhibition match and said he would travel to Indianapolis for the 500 Festival tournament if his condition improves. He addressed a luncheon crowd amid the uncertainty.
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South Bend
Ind
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Indianapolis
Indiana high schools seek shorter basketball season
A second proposal to shorten the high school basketball season arrives at the IHSAA. Auburn principal Meredith Thompson urges 16 regular season games plus one invitational tournament, a two game cut, with effects starting fall 1963. Co signer Lloyd Miller, former Auburn principal, sits on the athletic council.
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Indianapolis
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Meredith Thompson
Auburn
Thompson
Lloyd Miller
Ihsaa Athletic Council
L. V. Phillips
IHSAA
Athletic Council
George E. McKinney
Brookville
Phillips
Sox shortstop Pumpsie Green returns to hospital
Boston AP reports Red Sox shortstop Pumpsie Green, recovering from an appendectomy, is back in a hospital for a few days to clear up a minor infection. Green was operated on a week ago Saturday, a Sox spokesman said Tuesday.
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Boston
Red Sox
Pumpsie Green
Sox
Green
Canada Cup clash pits Puerto Rico matches against Memphis Open
Promoters must settle a scheduling conflict next week as Canada Cup events in Puerto Rico run alongside the Memphis Open. Defending champions include Sam Snead and the unnamed golfer who faces both tournaments backed by his commitment to the professional circuit.
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Puerto Rico
Sam Snead
Tigers dominate with long games in league leading total
Detroit pitchers have completed 16 of 36 games to top the American League in complete games. Frank Lary leads with six, followed by Regan, Messi, Bunning and Foytack. Lary has won three straight, merging a 7-1 record. Cincinnati tops the National League with 12 complete games, led by Mahaffey and Spahn with six and five respectively.
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Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Phil Regan
Kansas City
Frank Lary
Tiger
Don Messi
Jim Bunning
Paul Foytack
Lary
Bill Monbouquette
Boston
Early Wynn
White Sox
Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Joey Jay
Jim O’toole
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Art Mahaffey
Warren Spahn
Lapel Lanes Wins Bowling Championship in All-Stars Season
Lapel Lanes clinched the Lapel All-Stars season bowling title with 68 wins and 16 losses, finishing ahead of Don & Cricket's and Geeting Lumber. Final standings include team and individual awards with season highs set by Burton, Needler, and Meredith. The banquet at Passwater's Cafe will present team trophies and individual honors on May 24.
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Lapel All-Stars
Lapel
Murnan
Don & Cricket’s
Geeting Lumber
Brown’s Recreation
Murnan’s
Remley’s Tavern
J. J. Sinclair
Brockway Glass
Mike Borson
Glenn Carr
Clarence Burton
Virgil Needler
George Teeters
Passwater
State Road
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Needler
Ralph Meredith
Don & Cricket
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Remley
G. Moore
Evans
Harrison
Scott
Clark
Tucker
Ferrer
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Curnutt
G. Teeters
McMillin
Crook
Turner
Thistlethwaite
Hurlers Combine for 36 K in Madison League Thriller
Casey's Dugout beat Emge's 2 to 1 in seven innings as four pitchers totaled 36 strikeouts. Danny Erskine starred with a near no hitter and 17 K through six, Gary Erskine added two more in the seventh, while Billy Montgomery fanned 16 through six for Emge. Casey's took the lead late in the sixth to force extra, then won with 24 runs noted as final. Others: Lions Clubs topped Guide Lamp 5-4, Auxiliary Police beat Guide Lamp 16-13, Davis Dairy beat Lions 3-2, Albea Plumbing shut out Delco-Remy 7-0, North Side Pharmacy edged Local 663 7-6, Pepsi Cola beat McCarroll's 2-1, Eagles vs Firemen at 5:30, Jaycees edged Whitlock's 9-8.
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Bullock
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Pepsi-Cola
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Lions Club
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Sanger
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J. Mathewman
Pepsi Cola
McCarroll
Erskine
D. Hubble
Eagles
Firemen
Pepsi
Stanley
Rector
McNeely Accepts Charlestown Basketball Coach Post
Dale McNeely, who led New Marion High School to its first sectional title at Milan this year, accepted a contract Tuesday to become head basketball coach at Charlestown.
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Versailles
Ind
Dale McNeely
Siegfried Signs Diners Contract With Pipers
Cleveland Pipers of the new American Basketball League signed guard Larry Siegfried of Ohio State University. The first round draft choice of the Pipers and Cincinnati Royals in the NBL, Siegfried earned All-Big Ten honors three straight seasons.
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Cleveland Pipers
Larry Siegfried
Ohio State University
Siegfried
The
Pipers
Cincinnati Royals
Ohio State
500 Festival Pro Am Opens With Star Field
The 500 Festival golf starts with a pro am on Wednesday and a $50,000 tournament starting Thursday at the Speedway course. Arnold Palmer will compete in both events along with Gary Player, Doug Ford, Bill Casper and others. Forty-five pros and three amateurs earned berths, while Joe Werner led qualifying for the remaining spots.
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Speedway Course
Little Rock
Ark
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Palmer
Doug Ford
Don Finsterwald
Bill Casper
Lionel
Jay Hebert
al Balding
Julius Boros
Billy Maxwell
Kel Nagle
Peter Thompson
Ken Venturi
Bob Goalby
Stan Leonard
Tommy Bolt
Art Wall Jr
Doug Sanders
Don January
Co-Medalists Lead Southern Amateur in Asheville
In Asheville North Carolina AP Mrs Scott Probasco Jr of Chattanooga Tennessee and Mary Patton Janssen of Charlottesville Virginia top the field after a rough first round in the Southern Amateur Golf Tournament. Probasco edged Mrs Mark McGarry 2 70 while Janssen defeated Katty Wylie 4 and 3 on the 6000 yard Biltmore Forest Country Club course.
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N.C
Scott Probasco Jr
Chattanooga
McGarry
Probasco
Janssen
Katty Wylie
Richmond
Biltmore Forest Country Club
KC Told To Stop Aerial Fireworks After Night Games
Kansas City Athletics were ordered to end aerial fireworks after night games by City Manager Robert Weath erford Jr. A’s owner Charles Finley hinted the display could be dropped entirely. Fans near the stadium complained that the blasts kept children awake and disturbed sleep.
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Kansas City Athletics
Robert P. Weatherford Jr
Amily
Charles O. Finley
Frank Lane
A’s
Lane
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