Wiffie Smith wins major U.S. Women's Amateur title
Indianap olis reports Wiffie Smith defeats Mrs Harrison F Smith in a second round to advance in the National Women's Amateur. The 19-year-old from Michigan faces tough rivals, including Mar Jene Stewart and Barbara Rumack, as other juniors and defending champions also perform. A lengthy match and jatters of par mark the day, with notable play by Joanne Gunderson and Pat Lesser in separate junior events.
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Yankees Favored In World Series After Weekend Play
The Yankees remain the favorites to win the World Series as Brooklyn Dodgers battle the Milwaukee Braves for the National League pennant. Odds makers peg the Yankees at 6 to 7 if the Dodgers win the NL, with Brooklyn struggling to regain momentum after a tight stretch and a late surge by St. Louis threatening the standings.
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Frankton and Lapel battle for first in conference showdown
In a tight game last night Frankton edged Lapel as part of a key conference clash. The box score shows Frankton's bats and Lapel’s pitchers delivering competitive performances and both teams seeking top spot in the league standings.
Skeet Shoot Set Sept 23 in Indiana
The Anderson Badge and Gun Club hosts skeet shooters from across Indiana Sunday afternoon September 23 with an al gauge trophy. overall champion wins a trophy and winners of Classes A B C D receive prizes. Competition begins at noon with multiple squads and honorable mentions noted for Dick Harvey and others.
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Rosen Refuses to Quit as Fans Boo Indians Star
Cleveland third baseman Al Rosen, called washed up by GM Hank Greenberg, declined to quit after boos and fan abuse. Rosen, season’s star, says public pressure won’t derail his drive to play. Greenberg defended his remarks, saying Rosen has not lost confidence. Rosen noted he may pursue business if baseball ends.
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Middletown Defeats Knightstown In Cross Country Meet
Middletown tops Knightstown on its home mile course as Gerald Fleece of Marion wins in 1 minute 23.6 seconds for an 18 37 team finish over IA high school. Jerry Goss leads Marion runners with 1 21.3 and the Indians place first, with Binkley and Weatherly among top finishers.
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Indianapolis’ Jane Nelson Wins National Women’s Amateur Title
Indianapolis star Jane Nelson defeats Louise Camen in the National Women’s Amateur golf championship, advancing after a 4 and 3 victory. Other Hoosier players, including Alice Dye and Judi Keesling, fall to strong opponents as the field narrows in a year with several Indiana entrants.
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Mantle Clouts 30th to Clinch Yankee Pennant
Mickey Mantle hit his 30th homer in the 11th to lift the New York Yankees to a 3 2 victory over the Chicago White Sox and clinch the American League pennant. Whitey Ford earned the win with relief. Minnie Minoso and Walt Dropo contributed for Chicago as the Sox led 2 1 in the eighth. The win marks the Yanks 70th pennant in eight decades under Casey Stengel with Mantle matching Babe Ruth by reaching 50 home runs for the club.
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Milwaukee Braves edge Pirates as Logan drives late win
Johnny Logan delivered a two run single in the eighth and Tim Broderick tipped in the deciding run in the tenth as Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 6 4 to keep within one percentage point of the NL lead. Billy Bruton made a key over the head catch to preserve the win for Lew Burdette.
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High Bay Entered In Pacing Classic
Ambiguous entry list shows three year olds led by West Monday night race tied at 35 as 10 entries loom. Major League Recort notes Brooklyn and New York teams in season context with Hammers and Rediéges references.
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Sale Of Tickets Indicates Large AASA Turnout
Early ticket sales signal a large crowd for the Anderson Anclar Softball Association trophy dinner at Linder's Thursday night. Public attendance invited as Becker's Inc and Son Sporting Goods, team managers, league officers, and the Bulletin sports department sell tickets. Warren Foster will speak. Tom Punk to present season trophies and medals to champions. Also notes the end of coach Bunn Hearn's career after the 1986 college baseball season.
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