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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1961

Page

11

Palmer Leads Open Pace In Festival Golf First Round

U S Open champion Arnold Palmer tied for the first round lead at the $50 000 500 Festival golf tournament in Indianapolis after a 4 under par 67. He shares top honors with Johnny Pott and Jim Ferree in breezy conditions that produced numerous sub par scores among 143 players at the Speedway course.

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Eller Pursues Third Southern Amateur Title Run

Judy Eller advanced to the Southern Amateur semifinals with a 21 quarterfinal victory over Marge Burns as Polly Riley Betty Probasco and Sherry Wheeler joined Friday’s slate. Riley defeated Maureen Crum 4 and 3, Probasco beat Morris Glick 4 and 3, Wheeler edged Gaines Wilson 1 up. National Leaguers hit 25 grand slam homers in 1960, up two from 1959.

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Cummins Throws No-Hitter as AHS Tops Kokomo

Anderson sophomore right-hander Steve Cummins pitched a seven strikeout no hit game leading AHS to a 20 run victory over Kokomo at Memorial Field. Cummins fanned seven Wildcats and aided by a third inning triplet from Tom Seal to drive in Joe Perdue and Phil Roby. The win improves AHS to 9 5 on the season and NCC play to 7 2 while Kokomo drops to 1 9 in spring action.

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Standings Shifts as Lemons Lifts Smoky Run to Win

In a tense frame Jim Lemon drove a single to left for a run as Kokomo’s offense faltered. Anderson stretched a hot stretch with seven wins in eight games, tying New Castle for second in NCC standings with a 7-2 record. Logansport’s Berries overwhelmed Los Angeles with Cleveland hitters contributing heavy damage in a 13 win, featuring two homer blasts.

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Millers Dominate Lionsville In Sluafest Victory

Millers jumped to an early eight-run lead and rolled to a 33 to 10 win over Zionsville at Noblesville. Burris and McDonald slugged homers for the Millers while Hendricks and Hodges homered for Zionsville, in a high-scoring junior league game.

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Yankees Edge Red Sox on Kubek Blanchard Homers

Tony Kubek and Johnny Blanchard each hit two run homers and Luis Arroyo picked up his seventh save as the New York Yankees defeated Boston 6 to 4 Thursday night. Ford started for Boston, Arroyo closed for New York, with Skowron and Jensen contributing doubles and Blanchard earning the game’s star turns.

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Little 500 Field Filled Tonight

The 33 car starting field for the Twelfth Plus One Little 500 at Sun Valley Speedway will be set after time trials from 7 to 10 30 p m with 20 entries vying for 13 remaining spots. Clint Walker will lead the field at 8 30 p m with Johnny White Ollie Beale among top contenders in the 500 lap race. Ducats may be bought today and tomorrow at the Sun Valley ticket office.

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Crappie Fishing Tips and Babe Ruth Tryouts Noted

The column blends fishing lore with youth baseball news as Babe Ruth organization schedules 14 and 15 year old tryouts. It also offers trailer handling tips for boat owners stressing trailer brakes cooling systems and lighting for safe spring travel.

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