Indiana PGA Star Players Fall In Opening Round Matches
Hensley and Stage bowed in first round play as Elwood's Almony won twice to advance in the Indiana PGA championship at Indianapolis Country Club. Defending champ Ed Knych stayed alive with wins over Marshall Sharp and Fred Brant as rain interrupted action for a 64-man field.
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Anderson
Wayne Hensley
Grandview Golf Club
Richard
Dick ) Stage
Edgewood Country Club
Indiana
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Muncie Crestview
Bill Williamson
Stage
Ron de Mao
Charles
Chuck) Almany
Max Rees
Goshen
Trey
Joe VandeWalle
Lloyd Wadkins
Florida
Indianapolis
Indiana Professional Golf Association
Ed Knych
Knych
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Marshall Sharp
Columbus
Fred Brant
Don Street
Muncie
George Thomas
Michigan City
Charley Harter
Street
Floyd Hamblen
Tipton
Paul Gross
Indiianapolis
Gross
Tony Jurkewicz
Fort Wayne
Harler
Thomas
Drex Newsom
Bill Heinlein
Carmel
Jim Guinnup
Lafayette
Jim Scott
Lebanon
Heinlein
Jerry Walker
Don Padgett
Daleville wins Burris Invitational with 36 points in Muncie meet
Daleville tops Elwood and others in the Burris Invitational as Dave Howell clocks 10:05 for the two mile course. Strader of Elwood second and Glendening of Burris third lead a field including Loffer Burris Keever and Poole among top finishers. Daleville to host next Saturday’s invitation at the low Course with teams Daleville Alexandria Mount Eleir Eaton Jefferson Township Cadiz and Blue River.
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Croy
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Keever
Partland
Monroe Central
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Royerton
Hankley
Main
Poole
Russey
Reid
Grim
Smith
Hinchman
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Cook
Greene
Reed
Drake
Arnold
Tome
Griffith Easily Retains Crown In London Bout
Emile Griffith the world welterweight champion from the Virgin Islands floored Brian Curvis three times over 15 rounds and retained his title on points. Griffith dropped Curvis for eight in the sixth round and again for nine in the tenth.
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London
Emile Griffith
Virgin Islands
Brian Curvis
Griffith
Curvis
British
British Empire
Grandview Tourney Rewards Named For Golf Club
Bea King won the Class A golf title at the Grandview Club 18 hole tournament with Helen Ferris second. Margaret Webb led Class C with Edith Boyer second, while Edith Goodstadt topped Class C and Opal Laurie was runner up. The Grandview Women also held a wholetownet event sponsored by Chides Coal and Supply Co and Decker's Book Store.
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Margaret Webb
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Edith Goodstadt
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Chides Coal and Supply Company
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GCC
Ben King
Martha Boughton
Mary Lou Foster
Betty Cornell
Grandview Club
Fingers Lie Parallel For Better Ball Control
A tip illustration shows fingers aligned parallel to the forearm for grip and control. The article promotes a pocket pamphlet titled Position Stance and Approach with thirteen scoring tips. Send 10 cents and SASE to Don Carter at National Newspaper Syndicate, 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago Illinois.
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North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Illinois
Frenchwoman Upsets McIntire In Curtis Cup Action
The 19 year old Cathy Lacoste of France eliminated American Barbara McIntire 4 and 2 at Prince's course. McIntire had hoped to become the first to win both the U.S. and British Women’s Amateur titles in the same year but was ousted in the opening match. Five Americans, including Nancy Roth Peggy Conley Carol Sorenson and Barbara Fay White reached later rounds as the 90 woman field narrowed to 32 for the third round.
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Fla
Jean
Cathy Mangan
New Zealand
Erine Lacoste
Barbara
McIntire
U.S
Sally Carroll
Wheeling, W
France
Brigitte Varanget
Miss McIntyre
Miss Lacoste
Rene
Colorado Springs
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Miss Mc[Intire
Nancy Roth
Yallywood
Peggy Conley
Spokane
Wash
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Miss McIntire
Prince’s
Washington ends Anderson win streak at three in meet
In Indianapolis at the South Grove course Washington defeated Anderson 29 to 27. Roberson of Washington led with a 10:11 time, and Terry King of Anderson finished second 12 seconds behind. Grider of Washington was third, Brown of Washington fourth, Streaty of Anderson fifth, Foland sixth, and Biddle seventh for Washington. Anderson reserves won their three way meet, with Willoughby first, Mathewman second, Wright third, Williams fourth, Summitt fifth. Freshmen beat Washington 31 to 24. Carr led with Maxwell second. Next, Anderson competes in the Southward Invitational at South Grove on Sept 26.
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Harriers
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Crispug Attacks
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Terry King
Grider
Brown
Streaty
Foland
Tribe
Steve Biddle
Carr
Maxwell
Southwart
Varsity Washington
Crispus
King
Cranfield Wins First Billiards Block Over Lassiter
Art Cranfield of Syracuse defeated Luther Lassiter of Elizabeth City 200 157 in the opening block of their 1200 point championship match. The bout featured Lassiter’s high run of 70 as Cranfield moved toward the second block set for Tuesday in the 1200 point series.
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N.Y
Luther Lassiter
Elizabeth City
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Cranfield
Houston Oilers
Lassiter
Sid Blanks
Chiefs Owner Seeks Chicago NBA Franchise Bid
UPI reports Kansas City Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt applied for an NBA Chicago franchise for the 1965-66 season. A league vote and site commitment were pending after Hunt’s application. Amphitheater dates and a verbal thumbs-up were noted, with Trager’s team and city figures involved.
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UPI
Lamar
Dave
Crager
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Bullets
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Trager
Hunt
Clean burning pact flame promises fuel savings
A compact flame design promises highly efficient, clean combustion with lower oil use and reduced fuel costs. It features no moving parts for maintenance simplicity.
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