Garfield Repeats as Local Tennis Champ
Garfield wins the county racquet title repeating the prior year with Bruce Fuqua taking the singles crown and Schulte Ted and Jim Bradley twins winning the tandem event. Honey Creek and Wiley post strong seasons while West Vigo, Schulte, and the Red Streaks show depth with multiple letter winners.
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Finsterwald Captures 500 Festival Tourney
Don Finsterwald won the fourth annual $55 000 500 Festival golf tournament in Indianapolis with a final round 68 for a 268 total two strokes ahead of Julius Boros Bobby Nichols Tony Lema and others. He cited a grip change and help from his caddy Tom Vinson as key factors in the victory and moved up to sixth in earnings for the season.
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Bears Sign Rookie John Szumeyk From Trinity College
The Chicago Bears announced the signing of rookie back John Szumeyk from Trinity College Harford Conn for the 1963 season. He was the Bears 13th draft choice.
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Indiana Kiwanis Golf Tourney Opens in Bloomington
The annual state golf tournament of the Indiana District Kiwanis International opened at Cascade course in Bloomington with more than 200 golfers expected. The defending champions Lafayette lead a strong field in this statewide event.
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White Sox Victory Tightens Standings as Fisher Shuts Los Angeles
Fisher pitched a complete game shutout in his first such effort in nine starts, lifting the White Sox to a second place tie with Baltimore and keeping pace behind New York. Houston pushed its win total but Dodgers slipped to a third place tie with Chicago as San Francisco and St. Louis pulled ahead. Lol lar doubled twice with two RBIs while Ward and Robinson added run scoring hits.
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Local Little League Scores From Five Inning Night
Little Leagues V F W beat WBOW 8 5 and Smith Alsop defeated Freehole 9 3 in a five inning game at Evening Optimist League. Terre Haute Savings edged Best Way 2 1 and Nichols Loan routed Medicas 11 0 in three and a half innings. Dodge Drugs beat Foradori 10 4 and Bedino won 8 7 over VFW at West Terre Haute.
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Coverstone's All Stars Defeat USP Chiefs in Softball Tie Breaker
Coverstone's beat the USP Chiefs 5 to 1 at the U S Penitentiary field. They erupted for four runs in the bottom of the sixth to overturn a 1 1 deadlock with a long double by Rod Marbeagh driving in Bowen Dobson Bollinger W Myers and A Blair.
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Chisox Lose Joe Cunningham to Injury
Chicago White Sox first baseman Joe Cunningham fractured a collarbone after tripping over first base in the fifth inning against the Los Angeles Angels. A doctor said he will miss at least two months, with longer recovery likely, and Cunningham left for Chicago immediately.
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Major League Stars Highlight Fisher Shutout For White Sox Win
Eddie Fisher pitched a four hit shutout leading the White Sox to a 4-0 victory over Los Angeles. The win pulled Chicago within five percentage points of the AL leaders the New York Yankees. Rusty Staub hit his first major league homer driving the Colts to a 2-1 win over the Dodgers, their fifth straight defeat.
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International and Pacific Coast League Standings
The update lists current records for the International League teams Richmond India Atlanta Rochester Buffalo Columbus Arkansas Toronto Jacksonville Syracuse and the Pacific Coast League teams San Diego Dallas-Fort Worth Tacoma Salt Lake City Denver Spokane. Only games scheduled.
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Sun Oil Sales Training Program Seeks Ambitious Graduates
Sun Oil Company invites alert graduates with college training and some sales experience to join its Sales Training Program. Immediate placement in challenging sales roles with increasing responsibilities and rapid salary advancement. Includes an outstanding starting salary full benefits and stock purchase plan. Send resume to M R Izak Cincinnati Ohio An Equal Opportunity Employer.
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