The Independent-News, Volume 87, Number 26, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 June 1963 — Page 2

THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — .lune 27. 19G3

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THE AVEBAGE GOLFER found out over the week end that bad golf is subject to everyone. The shooting in the National Open al the Brookline Country Club left something to be trsiicd as the scores soared to he ights that w.-re almost unimaginable. The players hit the course verbally last week before the tourney opened as they discussed the high roughs, the narrow fairw ivs the placement of traps and the small greens This is an old course and the urcens of the <>l9 courses are smaller than is the policy today. HOWEVER AHi’ER THE plav began, it was the gusty wind that caused most of the trouble. This and th? small green- made shooting an odd thing m many mst ,nces as for the fom rounds b< 'ore the* playoff. there ware only tl.iee sub-par round.-. This is unusual as many tourneys have a number of sub par rounds every time the pros tout the course. REES Xll Cuiulitior.c^ Thin -(hx. I t i<ln\ X Saturday “I hid” In ( inem'‘Co|)e Palricia Neal Paul Xewman MeLxn Douglas \ Pnwei lul. Hard-Hitting \n<l Ihoiouehlx Engi msino Drama (>1 (at (lemon in Modern I lay I exas \ Magno ( ai toon Sunday, Monday. X lue-day “A Child Is \\ aitiiiu” Burt Lancaster Jud) Garland Stex en Hill \\ mild smi Turn >ur Back and Run? < <»tor (’arioon X Neus Stalls July fl “West Side Siory”

As fm the small greens, those greens ate much Larger than the golfers around here get to shoot at. but are smaller than most of the clubs the tourney circuit hits. Many limes the golfers overshoot 1 he gre ms m their approach attemj ts. JUI lICS BOROS. PRoßAblv ti c most relaxed of the golfers on the <arc mt. made the headlines as he won the Open, good f r a $16.00P first prize (actually $17,500 as the three m the playoffs -wh receive d an additional SI hOO) and the prestige of win mug tiie Open This i one of the big meets each ycai Boros is tin type golf, r who looks a shot over, walks up am’ swing His easy going style makes him interesting to wal< h and the results oi his. play puts him back with tin* Palmers the Nnklau.^s and the Players for the money winners foi this year TWO MORE LEGS < »’GOLF'S grand slam remain, the PGA and tne British Open The winners of tiic.se will particqiatc in what has be.n lulled as the World Series EWEE I t iday X Sat unlay .lune 2s X 29 ihe l'unnies( Fix \ (,ii | Ex er (ud Int o Debbie Reynolds “My Six Loves” ( lill Robertson Iku id Janssen Technirolar Sunday. June oil Hope’* Whooping It I p! Bub Hope Lucille Ball “Fancy Pants” lech nietdor Every Wednesday 19c Night NOTICE! I hange In Sunday Shoxx 'I line — Doors Open 6:45 Screening 7:00 Sunday As ternoon 2:00 - 5:00 Inclusive Spanish Pilnts Will Be Screened. Public May Attend

of golf iu early September as a handsome prize is awaiting the winner of this match. It is not included in the HSGA prize lists, but nevertheless, the money is there waiting for the winner Last year Nicklaus topped Palmer and Player in this meet to pick up a SSO.(MH) first prize SPEAKING OE GOLE, THE crowding of courses in this area should receive a little break as one m-w course has nin ■ holes ready for play ami another nine hole course is scheduled to open in about one month. Russell Rush, a Plymouth businessman, has nine holes of the Rushmore Golf Cour.-e ready am) now being plaved on the old U.S. 31, juat at the north edge of Plymouth It is betxveen Plymouth and the railload tracks on the cast side of the road. Eventually it will be an IK hole course, but nine hoi s are playable now. There is a considerable amount of work to be done yet, but it is still open for publie play. Red Sox Win Twice In League The Walkerton Red Sox retained tlieir tie forth? league lead in Mi haw aka by winning two games this past week. A win over Diloretto and the Marine Uoips gave them the share of the league lead with McKinley Merchants who al o won two gam?s this past week. Top DlLoretta H-4 The Red Sox won their sixth league game Thursday on a very cool night as th<y topped the Dil^oretto Cluh x-4 with Ikilph Ik>Vol(> r doing the pitching. The Red Sox hit well in thi> game despite th- 1 inclement weather which probably effected the pitchers more lhan the hitters. Jim Howard had the game’s only home run and Jack TieG' had three hits for the wimwi - Win Txxo <«.unt^ Sunday Sunday night the Red S. t x traveled l<> South Bend to play Southmore Housing, an A 1 ague team from South Bernt, in a double header. The Walkert n team Won both ends of the twin bill dropping the South Bend t< am 6-2 in the first game behind the pitching oi 4’odgc Harness The R.ml ^ox didn t gel too many hits but made them count combined with a < uple of err is and walks Three two-run innings gave the Red Sox Dun six runs as they broke a 2-2 tw in the fifth and add d two more in the seventh ai tel < ollect mg then 1 n 1 two m Hie first inning The sei .ind game found I>. Iph UeV<dd« r tin w ing anothei good game in iccordmg the shutout Walkerton got all fh< runs th<y need< d in the first on an >toi a sacrifice a ground out and a wiL . pitch \ foin i tin f '.ii ’I. pin ft gallic oil be. Tup Marine' Easilv ty night tlie R> x ■ m 12-0 over the M nine- as li.dpl Ih Volder pitched a 2-hii shut iui for th-- 12-0 win E\eiy n< in tin Walk'-i ton Inn-up .'lacd in lin hitt im. alt ack a- I h Io; si -d score was piled up Thi. increased the league shaimg lead to 7 wins Knox Theater Knox, Ind. Fiidax X Saturdux June 2S X 29 Double Feature “13 Frightened (iiris Also “.Just For Fun” Sunday. June 30 Debbie Reynolds In “My Six Loves” Tuesday X M ednesdax July 2 X 3 “C aptain Sinbad”

ami one loss Sum.’ay night the Red Sox will havi a double header at Place Park again d a strong opponent. 'l’lie next leagu • game will be Tuesday in Mishawaka agninst the Downtown Merchants Arthur Zigler Discontinues C rane Service Arthur Zigl-r route 2, Walkerton, has announced that he has discontinued the crane ervice he has op< rated for the past IKL. year am’ that his equipment was sold to R nnie Drake, route 2 Walkerton 'Die servii ■ will be confmmil under the new ow Zigler wi lies to thank the many persons of the Walkerton area for their patronage over these many yxirs and he wishes the continued sm-cess to the new owner. Attends Workshop At Ball State Frameha Bewley, Rt. 1, Walkerton. is attending the Analysis of Contemporary Educatioal Controversies Workshop at Ball State Teachers College. The workshop is under the dir?cton of Dr. Royal Morsey, profe-sor of education at the college. Mrs Bewley is a high school math teacher at Walkerton.

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Legion Team Splits 2 (James The Walkerton American Legion Baseball team split two games last week, losing a league bat th' to Post 357 of South Bend on Thursday, and winning a non-league game at Elkhart over Post 71 on Saturday night. Tha overall record is now 7-3, Thursday, Post 357 punched a'-ross three runs in one inning to take charge of the game they won by a 5-1 score. They had 5 runs and 7 hits and no errors while the local t ‘am had only 1 run on I hits and committed two errors. Severs ’was the losing pitcher and Edison relieved him. LaPara was the winner for South Bem). Phil Cohoe had two of Walkerton’s four hits. Saturday night the Post 189 tesm played probably their best game of the year in dropping the strong Elkhart team by a 4-2 score. Walkerton had 4 runs, 9 hits, and one error while Elkhart had 2 runs. I hits and 1 error. The game was a scheduled nine inning affair ad Schrader pitched the entire game striking out 10 in getting the iwin. Hunt was the losing hurler. Edison’s bases load, cd triple was the big hit of the game while fiolmos. Hollqway and Ludwig each had two hits for th® winners.