Borson Is Grandview Champ And Boots Wins Edgewood 3rd Time
Dated, action filled box score style noting Borson as Grandview champion and Boots securing Edgewood win for a third time. Includes multiple player names, team abbreviations, runs, hits, and fielding notes from a dense game report.
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Grandview
Boots
Edgewood
Boots Wins Edgewood Title in Labor Day Weekend Run
Tom Boots captured his third straight Edgewood Country Club men’s championship by defeating Bud Anderson 7 and 6 after a strong weekend run. Mike Barson edged Oscar Melson Jr. 5 and 4 in the Grandview final, while Harry Barca ousted William Pressing as Barson built a 4-up lead. Semifinals and quarterfinals featured notable upsets and forfeits as clubs competed for regional supremacy.
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Mike Barson
Oscar Melson Jr
Grandview
Tom Boots
Bud Anderson
Edgewood Country Club
Labor Day
Oscar Mefson Jr
Joe Campbell
Barson
Anderson Newspapers
Charles Durgon
Herald Phato
Beauchamp Wins at Minnesota Event in Stock Car Clash
Johnny Beauchamp won the split-feature North Star 35 lap stock car race at the Minnesota State Fair, taking the overall crown in the longest race held at the exposition. He claimed 1350 dollars for the top segment and 1175 as the overall share, amid a day of drag racing and speed records at the fair.
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Minn
Johnny Beauchamp
Harlan
Towa
North Star
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Keokuk
White
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Wednes- Arfons
Sostus Rain’s
Highlanders Open Varsity Football Tonight at Greenfield
Coach Glen Knecht leads the Highland Highlanders in their varsity debut at Greenfield with a 28 man squad built around nine players who gained reserve experience last fall. Lineup includes N Widdifield Brown Moneyhua Widdi field Hoffman Dick Stephenson Etchison Flatfield Cheever Shelton. Kickoff at 8 p.m.
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Highland Highlanders
Greenfield
Knecht
Purdue
John Benjamin
Jim Crosley
Highland
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Hoot Song Wins Futurity at Indiana State Fair Grand Circuit
Hoot Song, runner up in the Hambletonian, boosts yearly earnings to a world record 533 for 3 year old trotters by winning the $20,489 Horsemen's Futurity at the Indiana State Fair opening. Filly owned by Two Gaits Farm Carmel driven by Ralph Baldwin has earned 110,408 in two years. Torpid wins the 21,187 Horsemen's Futurity for 4 year old pacers with 28th straight victory under Johnny Simpson.
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Hoot Song
Two Gaits Farm
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Ralph Baldwin
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Sherwood Farms
Irvington
N.J
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Shaster
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Joe O'Brien
Middletown Tops Redkey 11 to 3 in softball
In Bloomington, Middletown defeated Redkey 11 to 3 to advance to the West Central regional softball tournament. Bloomington also beat Peru Indiana in the same meet as the other teams competed for finals and advancement.
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Bloomington
Peru
Aurora
Indiana
DuQuoin Race Highlighted By Larson Victory
Larson wins the 100-mile race at DuQuoin State Fair honoring a strong showing by the American Auto Club event. Fraser suffers an upset in the third round of the National Tennis Championships as Soldier Mayne defeats him in straight sets.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
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Ft. Monmouth
Australia
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University of Washington
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Richardson
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Brooklyn
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South Orange
N.J
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Philadelphia
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India
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Brazil
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Los Angeles
Paris
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Wilmette
Ill
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Los Angoloc Air Fdra Ord
Klapak Wins Trenton 500 Mile International Speedway Race
Veteran Mike Klapak of Warren Ohio wins the 500 mile Trenton International Speedway race in 4 hours 10 minutes at over 81.6 mph average. He narrowly beats Jerry Unser of Colorado Springs with Bob James of Akron in third and Russ Hepler of Clairton PA fourth. Mechanical trouble knocks out favorites Sam Hanks Johnny Mantz and Ralph Moody.
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Mike Klapak
Warren
Ohio
Sam Hanks
Indianapolis
Johnny Mantz
Ralph Moody
Thompson Wins Darlington in Strictly Stock Southern 500
Thompson of Morue, NC, set a 101 mph pace to win the eighth annual Southern 500 at Darlington. The race, marred by a fatal crash and injuries to three others, drew about 70 000 spectators and paid $13 450 to the winner from a $53 000 purse. Bobby Myers of Winston-Salem, NC, died in a three car collision on lap 28. Cotton Owens of Spartanburg, NC, finished second after starting on pole.
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S. C
Thormpson
Thompson
Morrue
M. C
Bobby Myers
Winston- Salem
N. C
Cotton Owens
Spartanburg
N.C
AC Candidates Answer Football Summons Today
Dr. Jim Macholtz of Anderson College faces a large turnout for the 1957 Ravengridders tryouts with 8 to 11 am gear issuance and 2 to 3:40 pm practice schedule. Coaches expect several returning Ravens and many newcomers despite senior departures and eligibility issues.
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Anderson College
Jim
Macholtz
WR Baseball Men to Map Schedule
Baseball coaches and Principals of White River Conference schools will map their 1957 schedule at a 6 30 p m dinner and meeting at Linders. Frankton defending champion Lapel Summitville Markleville St Marys Pendleton have 9s Madison Heights and Highland will not participate due to football and cross country. Pendleton High School principal John Harmling will preside with Don Dimich as recording secretary.
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Braves Dominate Cubs in Twin Victory Sweep
Milwaukee pennant bound Braves crushed the Chicago Cubs 23 to 10 in game one and swept the doubleheader 4 to 0 behind Bob Trowbridge. The win extended Milwaukee’s NL lead to eight games over St Louis with 24 left, while Hank Aaron and Wes Covington combined for six RBIs each and Covington hit his 17th homer. Cubs pitcher Burdette took the loss in the opener while Ernie Johnson earned his 10th victory.
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Auction Sales Plannned Across Several Indiana Areas
A sequence of auctions listed for September including farms real estate and personal property. Listings cover locations around Capel Pendleton Muncie and Alexandria with multiple auctioneers such as Ellert HB Whelchel J Bradley J Kel lum and Mary F Warner. Dates span September 7 through September 15 with times from 9:30 AM to 1 PM and venues on St Rd 13 1 and nearby streets.
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Capel
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Richmond Fumbles But Still Rolls Over Marion
Richmonds Red Devils fumbled the ball three times early in a rain slick game but recovered to defeat Marion 23 to 0 for their 15th consecutive win in Richmond Indiana.
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