Indiana All-Stars Down Ohio Cagers For 104-89 Record
Indiana’s Hoosier all-stars beat Ohio 104-89 in Fort Wayne setting a new two-state classic scoring record. Bob Pelkington led Indiana with 20 points, while Al Thrasher topped Ohio with 25. Nine Indiana players scored five or more.
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Fort Wayne
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Fort Wayne Central Catholics
Bob Pelkington
Columbia City
Bill Schwarz
Schwarz
Salem Local
al Thrasher
Thrasher
Jerry Lucas
Yates
Sparks
Leegers
Belcher
Curry Bebe
Niehaus
Johns
Indiana Connell
Cherry
Tibbs
Houston Golfer Wins NCAA Title
Houston golfer Dick Crawford, defending champion, rallied from six strokes down after the morning 18 to win the NCAA championship Cup at Colorado Springs. Crawford birdied four times in the closing nine and finished one under par, besting Steve Smith of Stanford in a historic comeback for collegiate golf.
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Colo
Dick Crawford
Houston
Steve Smith
Stanford
Crawford
NCAA
Hammerle Fires Par 70 for Wildwood Honors
Bob Hammerle shot 35 35 for a par 70 to take low gross at Wildwood Golf Club yesterday, edging runner up by one stroke. Fred Ruscher 35 71 led a group at second. Siler won blind bogey with 69 and several players advanced to quarter finals in the Wildwood Championship Flight.
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Bob Hammerle
Wildwood Golf Club
Hammerle
Fred Ruscher
Paul Lawwill
Jack Schlueter
Charles Kent
John Walner
Joe Cornella
Mort Taylor
Dave Woodward
Joe Herr
Walt Stewhy
E. B. Siler
Siler
John Hedges
Bob Selby
Joe Corinella
Bud Mull
Myron Snethen
Dave Woodware
Ruscher
Woodward
W. T. Bales
Schlueter
Jim Waxweiler
Earl Day
Richard Boxwell
James Garing
Dr. L. Lynch Jr
Hamilton Raceway results first to ninth races
Results from Hamilton Raceway include nine races with multiple pace events and a daily double. Notable finishes feature Brownie Cash, Vallemite, Wilmington's Lue, Butch Frisco, Del, Pron to Way, Gimmigan, Highland Creed, and DeSota Rhythm across varied C3 and C2 pace contests with times ranging about 2:07 to 2:22 and an attendance of 5,062. Handle reported at 228.
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Red Mec
Brownie Cash
Buddy Boy
Vallemite
Frisco Miss
Scarlet Scourge
Wilmington
Lue
Candy Barnes
Hector Bel
Butch Frisco
Mike Judy
Commando Pick
Me del
Selka Chief
Hoxe Ko San
Bourbon Wvired
Pronto Way
Dr. Keller
Handi Jcap
Gimmigan
Seminole Sam
Mike's Lady
Highland Creed
Elma.b
Prince Vic
DeSota Rhythm
Lorene Hayes
My Leo
Browns Sign Big Sooner Fullback Gautt
Prentic Gautt, the 6 foot 195 pound Oklahoma fullback, has signed with the Cleveland Browns. Browns coach Paul E. Brown also announced two top prospects Jim Prestel of Idaho and Bob Denton of College of the Pacific signed contracts. Gautt gained 1301 yards on 233 carries over his last two seasons with the Sooners.
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Prentic Gautt
Big Oklahoma
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
Paul E. Brown
Jim Prestel
Idaho
Bob Denton
College of the Pacific
Browns
Jim Brown
Brown
Gautt
Sooners
Pro Shops Open Entries For City Golf Tourney 1960
Entry blanks for the 1960 City Golf Tournament were distributed to pro shops at Wildwood Forest Hills and Brown’s Run. Handicaps must be five or under to qualify. The field will be narrowed to 15 after 36 holes at Brown’s Run July 9 10 with finals at Wildwood July 16 17 to crown the champion. Entry fee is 5 and practice round green fee is 3. Meanwhile the Yonkers track set six mile marks during 1959 harness season.
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Forest Hills
Brown's UN
Brown's Run Country Club
Wildwood Golf Club
Juy
Honest Derby Feud Highlighted by Concrete Weight Scandal
Hamilton municipal manager Charley Thompson led the Sonic Boom oil can racer before rival Aaron Marsh. Marsh surged to win the race after his pit crew allegedly added 60 pounds of concrete to the nose. Thompson vowed to face Marsh again in Middletown on July 10. Howell Price Jr. won Hamilton’s city title and will race at Akron in August.
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Middletown
Charley Thompson
Aaron Marsh
Marsh
Hugh Cook
Opti
Thompson
Cook
Howell Price Jr
Akron
New Faces at Middletown Wrestling Show Plan
Jim Maines the local match maker announced a shift in the Middletown schedule. The regular Thursday show will be replaced with a July 4th holiday program at the National Guard Armory. The Sheik and Dick the Bruiser have signed contracts for the event.
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Middletown
National Guard Armory
Jim Maines
Maines
the Sheik
Dick the Bruiser
Hurry Home Wins Cleveland Handicap at Thistledown
Hurry Home captured the $7,500 Cleveland Handicap at Thistledown beating the favorite Dry Away by a length in the mile and one sixteenth feature. Happyfellow Bob finished third in the race.
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Cleveland
Thistledown
Happyfellow Bob
Regional net tournament seeds include Nein Ler Gerber
Forty one girls compete in the regional net tournament at Verity Courts with Mindletown and Middletown leading entries. Linda Nevi and Susan Ger Ler defend past titles in the 18 and 13 age groups respectively, seeded atop their divisions along with Cathy Gagel and Marmee Fry. Springfield and Middletown send the largest delegations as competition starts tomorrow at 9 a.m. with 15 and 18 classes starting Tuesday.
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Mhe
Verity Courts
Middletown
Linda Nevi
Susan Ger Ler
Miss Nein
Miss Gerber
Dayton
Cathy Gagel
Springfield
Marmee Fry
Miss Fry
Jane Lawson
Cincinnnati
Russi Nein
Kibler Throws One-Hitter as Martin's Wins Opener
Middletown's Martin's post a 9-0 victory over Hamilton Hotliners in the Butler County Amateur Softball Assn. fast-pitch tournament opening round. Larry Kibler pitched a one hitter with 12 strikeouts for Middletown. Bert Bailey belted a sixth inning homer with two on to seal the win. The double elimination event features 16 teams and resumes today.
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Hamilton
Martin's Grill
Middletown
Butler County
Hamilton Hotliners
Larry Kibler
Kibler
Martin
Bert Bailey
Montreal Defeats Columbus in Seven Runs
Montreal beats Columbus 7 to 4 in a nine inning game. Havana hands Rochester a 4 to 0 loss. Dallas-Fort Worth defeats St. Paul 5 to 2. Buffalo edges Toronto 1 in the 13th inning, a dramatic finish.
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Columbus
Havana
Rochester
Dallas-Fort Worth
St. Paul
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