Flam Upsets Seixas to Reach Forest Hills Semifinals
Herbie Flam, left off the U S Davis Cup squad, defeated Vic Seixas 6 4 3 6 6 1 at Forest Hills to reach the National Tennis Championships semifinals. Chauncey Steele Jr announced Flam would join the six man team to replace Dick Savitt after the upset, amid team selection controversy.
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Seixas
Forest Hills
Will Grimsley
Herbie Flam
U. S
Vic Seixas
Australia
Heverly Hills
Calif
Chauncey Steele Jr
Flam
Dick Savitt
Steele
Savitt
Twin Purse 10 Lap Race Carded At Sun Valley
Sun Valley Speedway hosts a twin purse 50 lap feature for hardtops and roadsters with prelims and time trials. Veterans Sargent and Gibson headline semifinals as Ash Cooper and Davidson lead the men’s field for the night’s big racing program.
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Sun Valley Speedway
WHS
Thisleke
Mal
Anderson
Luis
Ayala
Chile
Althea Gib
Union of New York
Sun Valley
Darlene Hard
Monte
Hello
Calif
Don Miss Gibson
Aus- Sargent
Indianapolis
Thetralia
Mary Hawton
Wendell
Shirley Fair
England
Ocean
2U P.ou
Rocket Racing Club
Marvin Rector
Merrill McBride
Levi Dunaway
Pete Moz
Sargent
Dave Barnes
Bernard Pine
Don Taylor
Russ Mason
Five Oklahoma Gridders Quit
Five University of Oklahoma football players resigned amid discouragement with progress. Rocky Boydston and Roland Powell left. Holland Hall, Fred Hood, and Lyle Burris also quit after resignations were handed in Thursday. Lynn Burris did not report for Thursday practice.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Rocky Boydston
Muskogee
Roland Powell
Sweetwater
Tex
Sooners
Holand Hall
Oklahoma City
Fred Hood
Denver
Lyle Burris
Burris
Buddy
Kurt Burris
Lynn Burris
Lyle
Bud Wilkinson
Lynn
Wilkinson
Electric Computers Predict Sooner Victory Over Pitt
At the University of Oklahoma the new electronic computer evaluated OU's opening football game against Pittsburgh. After inputting last season results, weights, returning lettermen, home field edge, and OU's 40 game winning streak, the machine forecast OU winning 12 to 6, contrasting Pittsburgh’s earlier projection of 6 to 0 for the Panthers.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Sooners
Pittsburgh
John Chaney
Anderson Country Club Labor Day Golf Tourney Results
The Anderson Country Club hosted its Labor Day golf tournament with 110 men competing. Harry Forse won first low gross 72 and $4, Bill Goldsmith second 74 and $3. W C Edmundson led the bankers with 86-16 70, among ties. Women winners included Mrs. William Pressing first low gross 48 and Mrs. Rus Regenold second 53. The Guide Lamp four-class event produced multiple prize winners across Groups A to D.
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Anderson Country Club
Matt Brown
Joe Pulliam
Cochairman
Jack Gardner
G. C. Hollenbeck
T Lee Painter
Harry Forse
Bill Goldsmith
W. C. Edmundson
C. Co. Michael
W. C. Kelly
P. N. Decker
J. Ll. Pulliam
TJ. A.J. Gardner
D. C.’ Redick
William’ Pressing
Rus Regenold
J. J. Plummer
C. A. Wahlberg
F. §. Walker
J. C. Hunt
William Broderick
A. F. Hendricks
L. R. Kemp
G.T. Hill
W. C. Polhemus
H. H. Kinnard
William Schofield
W. R. Weiler
W. G. Whitehead
R. E. Frank
D. A. Gephardt
EB. A. Black
F. W. York
Twilighters
Parson and Remy Champ In Delca-Remy Golf Start
Parson the defending champion shot 77 at Grandview as the Delca-Remy Golf tournament opened. Charles Melson led with a 72, while Gene Flack and Estle also posted 77 in the 18 hole round among 82 night shift players. A total of 277 day employees will compete today.
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Wendhell Parson
Delca-Remy Golf
Grandview
Night Force
Municipal
Charles Melson
Gene Flack
Parson
Estle
Corporation
Yankees Lose Mickey Mantle for Five Days
NEW YORK UP The New York Yankees announced star outfielder Mickey Mantle entered Lenox Hill Hospital Thursday night for a five day rest and treatment due to skin pain and splints. Public relations chief Bob Fisher said Mantle is expected to rejoin the team next Tuesday, though he may not play in the game against the Cleveland Indians. Mantle’s absence could affect his bid to retain the league batting title while Ted Williams of the Red Sox leads with 876. Roy Sievers of the Senators tops home runs and RBIs, with Mantle close in both categories.
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NEW York
New York, Yankees
Mickey Manlile
Lenox Hill Hospital
Bob Fisher
Yankee
Mantle
Cleveland Indians
Eishel
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Mickey
Roy Sievers
Washington Senators
Williams
Sievers
Jackie Jensen
Red Sox
Flu Epidemic Hamps Montana Squad Training
Montana football candidates had a day off due to influenza striking 19 players. Only 16 players attended practice as coaches canceled workouts until Friday, jeopardizing preparations for the Grizzlies opening game with Utah.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana University
Grisslies
Utah
Final Standings And Pro Sports Notes From The Era
Broadway ticket speculation peaks with My Fair Lady, Army Notre Dame football tickets in high demand as Irish and Cadets renew relations in Philadelphia on October 12. Enos Slaughter discusses daily routine, while Anderson Softball Association finals feature Musial and other veterans. Championship flights in golf at Anderson CC reach finals with Forse, Burt, and multiple flight winners, as season conclusions unfold.
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Broadway
New York
Philadelphia
Enos Slaughter
Yankees
Iil
Enos
Idlewold Tourney winners named at Flowers Forrer Cup
The Idlewold Country Club hosted a five ball mixed foursome on Labor Day with winners Frances Flowers and Rex Forrer, Gladys Stephens and Otto Crosley, Norma Forrer and King Stephens. Special prizes went to Ruby Stephens and Jim Wright. Idlewold Ladies played a 9 hole event Wednesday. results led by Gladys Stephens with Martha Crosley and Jo Gray following. An upcoming husband and wife club tournament is set for Sunday Sept 15 at 9 and 10 2 p.m.
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Idlewold Country Club
Frances Flowers
Rex Forrer
Gladys Stephens
Otto Crosley
Norma Forrer
King Stephens
Ruby Stephens
Jim Wright
Idlewold Ladies
Martha Crosley
Jo Gray
Idlewold
Martha and
Community Chest Campaign Leaders Named in Anderson
William Hovermale of the Anderson Chamber and T B Bloom of Guide Lamp lead this year’s Community Chest Funds Campaign planned October 27 to November 2 with a goal of 138000. Bloom is Indiana Personnel Association president and Hovermale serves on YMCA and Chamber boards and has long service with the Lions Club and Boy Scouts.
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Community Chest
William Hoveriale
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
T. B. Bloom
Guide Lamp Division
Community Chest Funds
Chest Fund Board of
Bloom
Indiana Personnel Association
Ie Hovermele
Indiana Commercial
YMCA
Oflive Association An
E.on
Lions Club
Anderson
Junior Chamber of Chamber of Commerce distinc|Commerce
Lions Home
Young Worker Falls 93 Feet on Tower South of Anderson
Jack T. Cochran, 18, of Jeffersonville, fell 93 feet from the 243 foot level of the WCEC television tower south of Anderson. He suffered multiple bruises, head contusions, and a possible pelvic fracture. Firemen could not reach him by ladder. coworkers improvised a boatswain chair and lowered him to the ground before rushing him to a hospital.
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Jack T. Cochran
Jeffersonville
WCEC
Anderson
Cochran
Ace ‘ High Tower
Greenville
N. G
Hospital Report On Diefenbaker Health And Resignation
A hospital statement described former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker as not seriously ill after a condition that led to his resignation. An attending physician said his weeklong hospital stay was for observation and health reasons. Authorities are reviewing political implications as St. Laurent and Liberal leaders respond.
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St. John’s Hospital
John Diefenbaker
Orrawa
Louis St. Laurens
Z&dee
Liberal Party
St. Laurent
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Dorothy Knode
Miss Hard
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Ashley Cooper
Sven Davidson
Sweden
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Arms Camp Speedway
Alexandria
Remy Champ
Melson
Owls
Mickey Mantle
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Sports Patrol
Anderson Softball Association
Wol Pet
Stan Musial
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Lynch Corp
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Milwaukee
Forse Corp
H . “Troom
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Benet
Patterson
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Archie First Baptist
Moore
Pete r _ ree
Krishnan
India
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Teague
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Salvation Army
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East Side
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Ima
Hiawatha Gray
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Madison County
Ney
Wilt
Perkinsville
Robert H. Braswell
Robert Symonds
Gerald Shine
William Pressing
Bob Burt
Paul Anderson
EB. M. Sefton
C. Fasone
Ballinger
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Mt. Hope
Bulletin-Herald
Dolenski
ASO
Strickler’s
Maditan
Norm Kinser
the Saddle Pals
Earl, Norm, Elvin
van Dyke’s Tavern
Ohio Ave
Pretax
Dinette State Road
Brown Street
Clara Sweitzer
Dike
Davier
Red Brick
Chuck Baldwin
Forest Terrace
WWE
Debbie Reynolds
Osranma
Leslie Nielsen
Walter Brennan
Aammy
The
Ature
Forrest Tucker
Wallace Ford
Quih Anderson
Verry
Fort Petticoat
Eip
Colgr Cartoon
U.S
Columbia Pictures
Main Street
Harry and Elsie Veaich
Feu
Paris
Allied Artists
Gary Cooper
Audrey Hepburn
Maurice Chevalier
Mia Beau
Emily Pram
Pui
Colom Raitt
Haney
Foy
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