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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Indianapolis
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Palmer
Johnny Pott
Jim Ferree
Australia
Peter’ Thomson
George Bee
Art Wall
Bill Collins
Bill Maxwell
Ken Su
Bob Shaw Jr
Helen Coker
Jed
Doug Ford
Ferree
Hi Greens
Pott
Stranahan
Joe Campbell
Bob Goetz
al Atkins
Gary Player
South Africa
Dale Morey
Indiana
North Carolina
Don Essig
Citscuit
Litile
Jerry Barber
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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Ashville
N.C
Judy
Eller
Marge Burns
Greensboro
University of Miami
Old Hickory
Tenn
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Ten
Betty Probasco
Chattanooga
Sherry Wheeler
Arizona State University
Glasgow
Miss Riley
Maureen Crum
Plant City
Fla
Probasco
Morris Glick
Baltimore
Miss Wheeler
Gaines Wilson
Louisville
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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Anderson
Tom Seal
Joe Perdue
Phil Roby
Steve Cummins
Kokomb
Memorial Field
NCC
Indians
Cummins
Wildcats
Scott
Kokomo
Nderson
Okomo
Ghes
Cott
Tades
Decker
Dankins
Robinson
Barner
Erson
PO Roby
Seal
Smith
Freeman
C Foust
Robbins
Dotson
Perdue
Cummiss
Packer
RBI Seal
Ummins Hughes
S_Gimmins
Hughes
Eisert
Eisert T Becker
Cumming
Roby
U— Delp
Roudebush
W— Cummins
I — Hughes
T Sylvester
Minnesota
Twins
Dan Dobbek
Bertoia
Billy Bruton
Tigers
Hal Naragon
Bob Allison
Paul Gieli
Detroit
Pete Ramoson
al Kaline
Norm Cash
Harmos
Lemon
Earl Battey
Minnsta Abrh Bi ' Wood
Bruton Cf
Colavito If
Consolo
Morton
Green
Thomas
Mincher
Brown
Lemont
Frhander
Allison
Foytack
Batley
Fox
Gardner
Aguirre
Ramosp
Fischer
Versalles
Ist
Ramos
Valdiviella
Sth
Solavito' i
Sadowski
Fisber
Minches
Killebrew
Waldmelsd
Boros
Cash
Wood
Colavina
Dobbek
Kaline
Ee Lemon
Battey
Bruton
Ertois
Foylack
Ramos Mont
Stewart
Berry
Lingalata
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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Kokomo
Essert
Decker
Cummins la Roby
Smith
Anderson
New Castle
NCC
LOS Angeles
Logansport
Berries
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
John Romano
Woody Held
Wilsits
Richmond
Kirkland
Bubba Phillipsiday
Cleveland
Logan
Angels
Leroy
Thomas
Dan Francisco
Pittsburgh We
Cincinnati
Adlaraukee
Louis
Chicas
Philadelpt
Dee Eine
Lennie Green
Detroit
Minnesota Twins
New York
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Green
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Reno Bertoia
Bostons
Harmon Killebrew
Chicago
Los
Angeles
Fionally
Lemon
American
Jim Donohue
Louisville
Ouston
Indianapolis
Omaha
Denver
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Dallas Ft. Worth
Houston
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Fain
Jersey City
Syracuse
Buffalo
Charleston
Rochester
Columbus
Toronto
Marichal
Iago
Cardwell
Williams
Ilwaukee
Spahn
Kinnati
Jay
Friend
Simmons
Lary
Regan
Moeller
Kline
Daley
Hawkins
Wynn
Turley
Kaat
McClain
Delock
Brewer
Estrada
American Association
Ingkana Pensity
Bacal Renes
Nenad
Jim
Mudcat
Grant
Barry
Latman
Ron Moeller
Clevelad
Los Ang
Temple
Pearson Cf
Romano
Thomae
Averill
Leek Ab
Philips
Brigges
Casale
James
Garver
Hang bHamlin
Duren
Neady Hunt
Morgan
E-Leek
Essezian
Dp— Moeller
Et Bee
Klaszewski
Pearson
Temple Bilko
Heid
Hr—Romano
Hirkland
Eid
Phillips
Wagner
Ale « James
Durer
A—Kinnamon
Flaherts
Wiley
Honochick
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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Zionsville
Invaders
Noblesville
Burris
McDonald
Hendricks
Hodges
Frankton
Highland
Kimmerling
Rogers
Campbell
Rector
Precup
Coggins
J Ono
Stanley
McKamey
Jarrett
Busby
Hoppel
Curtis
Ebert
I L. Waltervnize
Hudson
Jim Weiter Raiee
Seay
E—Wood
Donaft
Land
RBEI
Mc Donald
Neal
Musselman
RBI
Shy
Sam- Land
Ner
Jerry Waltermire
Smith
Cog- Hopper
Bb—Smith
Heath
Hr—Burris
Peery
Waltermire
Jerry Wall
Bb—Neal
Termire
L—Smitt
Hall
Morris
Kennerly
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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Tony Kubek
Johnny Blanchard
Luis Arroyo
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Kubek
Schilling
Boyer
Blanchrd
Maris
Jensen
Berra
Matzone
Skouron
Runnels
Nixon
Buddin
Ford
Muffett
Arroyo
Hillman
Sth
Repub
In &Th
Skowron
POA
Kubex
Hr—Blanchard
S—Ford
Ip Obrer
Forlles _ aooo
Arroyo Cmatter
Yankee Stadium
Roy Hamey
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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Eson
Sun Valley Speedway
Anderson
Ana
Sunil Valley Speedway
Clint
Cheyenne Bodie
Johnny White
Warren
Mich
White
Joe White
Netrnit
Ollie Beale
Toledo
Ohio
Buckeye
Beale
Walker
Indianapolis
Sun Valley
Joe Helpling
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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Babe Ruth
Anderson
Babe Ruth Boys’ Baseball Organization
Larry Magers
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