Demeter Stars as Phillies Top Pirates in Long Game
Don Demeter powered the Phillies to a 3 2 win over the Pirates as Chicago’s late rally fell short. Demeter drove in the winning run with a third-inning triple and an 11th inning error opened the door for the decisive tallies.
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Dallas Green
Donn Clendenon
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Philadelph
Duo Shoots 67s For Dallas Lead At Oak Cliff Open
Bondeson and Rodriguez share the early lead at the Dallas Open after each carding 67 at Oak Cliff Country Club. Bondeson sank birdies from 12 to 18 feet on the front, while Rodriguez, wearing glasses, trimmed par with a five foot make and posted a one stroke edge over several rivals including Herbet, Gustin, and Maxwell.
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Juan Chi Chi
Rodriguez
Bondeson
Honey J Moon
Rodriuez
Kern City
Calif
Jon Gusy
Gladwyne
Billy Maxwell
Oceanside
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Heert
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Mid Pines
N.C
Johnny Pott
Gulf Hills
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Charles Sitard
Los Angeles
Bruce Cramp
Ton
Australia
Ram Stewart Jr
Doug Sanders
Ojai
St. Paul
Oklahoma City
Pete’ Cooper
Palm Beach
Fla
Rex Baxter Jr
Amarillo
Tex
Don Massengale
Jacksboro
Larry Mowry
Bonita
Northbrook
Ill
Hampton eliminates Wisconsin entry in Legion Series
Hampton Virginia defeated West Allis Wisconsin 34 to 1 in the American Legion World Series game. Jim Peters doubled and Gary Klotz singled to drive in Wisconsin’s lone run in the seventh. Hampton pitcher Dick Wheeler earned the win as Harold Wolfe took the loss. Balmer homered for Hampton, with O Beirne adding a second inning run and Balmer scoring again on a sixth inning single by McDaniels.
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American Legion
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Gary Klotz
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Harold Wolfe
Dave O'Beirne
Fred Balmer
Balmer
Lee McDaniels
Dick Wheeler
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Wolfe
National Drag Races Practice Session Canceled
Heavy rain canceled the final practice ahead of the National Championship Drag Races at Raceway Park. Officials ensured the program would still start on Saturday at 7 am with over cars entered across classes, the event stretching to Labor Day. United States exports of canned food last year rose, while Jack Nicklaus and Gene Littler led a large group at 72 in the National Open standings.
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Ohio River
Century 21
Bill Muncey
Miss US 1
Spirit of Detroit
Indianavalis
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Raceway Park
Washington
United States
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Jack Nicklaus
Gene Litter
Arnold Palmer
Radatz and Geiger Lift Red Sox Over Twins 7 5
Red Sox win 7 5 as Dick Radatz preserves lead with four and one third innings of relief and Gary Geiger hits his first homer with Chuck Shilling aboard. Twins drop three games behind the Yankees.
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Dick Radatz
Gary Geiger
Chuck Schiling
New York Yankees
Radatz
Bill Monbouguett
Rich Rollins
Harmony Killebrew
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Jone
Carl Yastrzemski
Ater
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Malzone
Bob Tillman
Pete Tunnels
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Sen Naga
Highland Cross Country and Football Schedules Listed
Highland High announces fall schedules under Principal David Rankin. Varsity football opens September 11 against Cambridge City then September 14 at Winchester with six home contests. Eighth and ninth grade football begin September 13 at home vs Madison Heights. Freshmen Highlanders play six home games. cross country opens September 10 at Elwood with six dual meets leading to the sectional on October 19. Coaches: Rod Shaw, S. Charles Smith, Marvin Kegerries.
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Highland High School
Cambridge City
The
Highlanders
Rod Shaw
Jack Prosser
Roger White
Charles Smith
Marvin Kegerries
Saat Westfield
Camriage City
Stal
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St Rosemon
Alexandre A Mssissinewa
Wasn
Jon McCuloch
Edwaad
Frankton
Pendieton
Rain Causes Postponement of Indiana Harness Program
Heavy rains left the track muddy in Indianapolis forcing a postponement of the harness racing program at the Indiana State Fair. The cancellation set up a doubleheader for Sunday featuring the best of the continental circuit before the grand circuit pacers and trotters take over on Labor Day.
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Indianapolis
Iil Harmess
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Trottere
Young Pirates Face Ben Davis In Gridiron Opener
Madison Heights hosts Ben Davis with Pirates aiming for a season debut win at 8 pm. Crowd events include an ice cream social, halftime trophy presentation for late fair marching contest runners up, and band performances. Starting lineup leans on underclassmen as coach Roger Miller assigns quarterback duties to Dan Estes and relies on freshman and sophomore players across backfield and line positions.
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Marion County
Madison Heights Boosters Cub
Madison Helgis
Pirate
Yue
Ben Davis
Dan Estes
Roger Miller
Quarterbeck
Ronnie Hopper
Mike Ogle
Dave Cormack
Peter Podhask
Frank Bandy
Noble Rye
Mike Stoner
Mike Brow
Ghves Huston
Dave Spardan
Steve Holloway
Steve''Siani
Greg Powel
Purdue Gridders Photos Start Session in Muggy Lafayette
Purdue football coach Jack Mollenkopf conducted a muggy picture session with 83 candidates at Lafayette. Veterans mostly present, Harold Wells absent, Dick Dauch sidelined for knee surgery. Boilermakers prep for Sept. 22 opener at Washington with two a days. Willie Shoemaker tops riding charts at Hollywood Park for the ninth straight year. John Longden tied his win streak with 63 winners in 1952.
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Lafayette
Ind
Jack Mollenkopf
Harold Wells
Dick Dauch
Ashland
Ohio
Boilermakers
Washington
Willie Shoemaker
Hollywood Park
John Longden
Backup Race At Sun Valley Carded Tonight
Sun Valley Speedway postpones the current season for a special backup race tonight. Track owner Joe Helpling and racing director Bob Hopkins add the extra event featuring reverse-gear machines on the quarter mile oval with qualifying heats and two figure 8 features on the card. Gates open at 6 with 8:30 heat flags, as crowds, already record pacing this year, look for extended racing into October if weather allows.
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Joe Helpling
Bob Hopkins
Sun Valley
Helpling
Anderson Kokomo Open Jamboree At Marion Tonight
Anderson and Kokomo will open a four team high school football jamboree at Marion at 8 PM. Kokomo Wildcats face a tough opener while Marion and Lafayette meet in the other games. Two quarters will be played in each matchup.
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Wild‘cats
Marion
Lafayette
Gunderson Faces Baker In Women's Amateur Final
Joanne Gunderson of Kirkland Washington and Ann Baker of Maryville Tennessee reached the final of the 62nd US Women's Amateur golf championship in Rochester. Gunderson defeated Phyllis Preuss 3 and 2, while Baker edged Patricia Hahn 1 up after a rugged 16 holes. The final was set for Saturday at 9:90 am EDT with Gunderson aiming for a third title.
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DPI
Joanne Gunderson
Kirkland
Wash
Ann Baker
Maryville
Tenn
Miss Gunderson
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Fla
Jin Gostesree
Miss Baker
Patricia Hahn
Wilmington
Del
Baker
Hahn
J. Gunderson
Miss Preuss
Anne ¢ Quast Decker
Baker-Hahn
Miss Hahn
ACC Women’s Golf Results From Local Tournament
Results from a recent pro tourney at Anderson Country Club list winners by class and event. Special Labor Day women’s tournament slated for members. upcoming three club event at the country club. Notable names include Louise Rose, Lucy Jones, Mary Humphrey, Ruth Cain, Carolyn Bolles, Ann Norris, Dean Black, Evelyn Syrum, Doris Penn, Lis Miller, Amelia Blas Saras, Kathleen Walker, Helen Wechsler, Marie Campbell, Irene Pancol.
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Phillips
Carolyn Bolles
Ann Norris
Dean Black
Dorothy Reddick
Evelyn Syrum
Doris Penn
Lis Miller
Amelia Blassaras
Kathleen Walker
Oak Hill and Alexandria Fight To Scoreless First Half
Thursday night football jamboree at Alexandria drew a capacity crowd as Oak Hill and Alexandria kept Fairmount scoreless in the opening quarter. Mississinewa routed Fairmount in a 1st half showing, with Toles scoring twice and Proughs connecting on a key pass. Oak Hill edged ahead in the final period with Black scoring from the three and Dunbois adding the conversion.
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Mississinewa
Fairmount
Toles
Missssinewa
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Alexjsandria
Dan Prough
Dave
Dennis Plackard
Dave Prough
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Dunbois
Shire Brothers Sued for Damages in Ring Incident
In North Vernon Indiana a $50 000 suit accuses professional wrestling team Shire Brothers Roy Shire and Ray Steens of leaping from the ring and striking spectator Clint Williams with a chair. Williams reports head injuries and ongoing headaches. The suit, filed in U S District Court, notes the pair reside near San Francisco and seeks damages. Sears Liquor Store opens at N Broadway and Cross St.
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Ind
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St Marys Fall Sport Schedules Announced
St Marys High School announces fall schedules under Athletic Director Dick Worden. Home baseball opens Sept 6 vs Pendleton Irish at Memorial Field with 8:30 p.m. starts. Cross country opens Sept 6 at Killbuck Park with Frankton meet Sept 11 and Fishers Oct 2 at 3:30 p.m. Other home meets begin 4 p.m. Coach Jim Ballinger seeks to improve last fall 34 win 4 loss baseball mark and overall 128 batting performance. Larry Wente’s track hurdles aim to surpass last year’s 311 mark as Central Indiana Catholic Conference action begins Sept 28 with White River Conference Oct 11 and sectional Oct 19. Schedules list Scot CMake at Pendleton on Sept 14 Bennet Markieville Westield at Highland Scot at Bennett. See Bee Meet at Marion invitational Oct 19 sectional. Omitted details note costlier timber paragraph follows.
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Dick Worden
St. Mary's High School
Pendleton Irish
Memorial Field
Gael
Daleville
Killbuck Park
Frankton
Fishers
Jim Ballinger
Larry Wente
White River
St. Mary's
Pendleton
Bennet
Markieville Westield
Highland
Bennett
Marion
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