Clay Calls Liston Ugly as He Arrives for British Fight
Cassius Clay arrives in London with Henry Cooper looming as his next foe. He flings insults at Sonny Liston calling him ugly and a tramp while predicting a fifth round finish against Cooper and noting a 770 dollar excess baggage haul. He plans to stay nine days if Cooper wins.
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Grandview Two-Ball Foursome Tourney Winners Announced
Grandview clubs announce winners of the two-ball format with low net and low gross honors across men's and women's divisions. Read highlights include standout scores by Helen Perris, Mary Carter Paint Shop entrant, and Marie O Neill among top performers.
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Grandview
Grandview Course
Jed
Pittsburgh
bearcKinsey
W. Liz
Maye
Pirates
St. Green
Bob Ferriickey
Louis
McCrystal
Tom Crosby
Vale
Helen
Bill White
Perris
Bill Granger
Mary
Cave
Tony Ferris
Marie Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
O'Neill
Bob McCrystal
Chuck Schilling
Boston
I Ron Fairly
Los Angeles
Helen Fer
Dodgers
Ed Bailey
San
Bryan
Victory x
Dot
Icue
Walgreen's
Mary Carter Paint Shop
Mary Lou Foster
Durgan’s
Dot Runyan
Kelley's
Mary Alice Dixon
Star China
Sunday Schools Will Organize Girls and Boys Softball Circuits
The Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association will hold meetings at 7:20 p.m. today at First Friends Church to organize boys and girls softball leagues. Vice Presidents James Hunter and Villon Hensley will lead the junior and girls sessions respectively. entry fees and start dates will be announced tonight. A separate note discusses an optical illusion on the Golden Gate Bridge and baseball standings led by Wayne Causey in the American League with several players mentioned for batting and fielding leaders.
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Anderson Sunday School |Athletic Association
First Friends Church
Rach Sunday School
James Hunter
Villon Hensley
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Rex Mays 100 Speedway Race At State Fair Park
Record holders Parnelli Jones from Torrance California and Don Branson of Champaign Illinois have entered the 14th Rex Mays 100 mile big car race at State Fair Park Milwaukee on June 9. Jones set a qualifying record over 151 mph at Indianapolis this year.
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UPI
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Don Branson
Champaign, Ill
Rex Mays
Jones
Indianapolis
Emge's Employees Enter 18 Hole Tourney Winners Listed
Emge's employees held an 18 hole tournament at Grandview with 28 players. Forest Chamberlain won overall with 40-36-76, Roy Moore 37-40-77, and John Allman 42-37-79. Special prizes went to Ron Jarrell for longest drives and hole in one by Henry Pate, with others recognized for birdies and top finishes.
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National League
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Record Holders Jones Branson Set Pole at Hoosier Speedway
Race director Tom Marchese announced Jones and Branson will occupy the pole in the upcoming event at Hoosier Speedway. Branson holds the track record with 24.086 seconds case, as Rodger Ward and Troy Ruttman are already entered for the race showcasing top speed figures.
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Hoosier Speedway
Seley
Central And South Side Tie For Third In Ninth Grade Meet
Central and South Side teams joined for the ninth grade North Central Conference meet in Kokomo. Kokomo won with 62 points, Muncie Central was second at 56, and Brown of Muncie Central swept the century and 290 yard dashes while Nash of Anderson won the pole vault.
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King
Janis
Duncan
Back-Up Ball Affects Bowling Strike Chances
The article explains that a back-up ball curves away from the pocket reducing strike odds. It describes motion to the right and clockwise path when the hank opens and suggests moving to the left side and aiming at the 1 2 pocket to correct the fault.
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