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LIFT—The National League home run hitters in o yesterday's 2 All. Star game at Detroit give their manager a big cheer. They had plenty to shout about after their 8 to 3 victory over the Ameri
cans. Getting happy are (left to right) Hoosier Gil Hodges of Brooklyn; Bob Elliott, Boston Braves;
Manager Ed Sawyer of the Phillies; Ralph Kiner, Pirates, and Stan (the Man) Musial, Cardinals.
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By JIM HFYROCK
Times Sports Writer ANDERSON, July 11—D, I. (Dolph) Smith sat’ under the tent in front of the Anderson
| Country Club clubhouse and watched the rain
soak into the 18th green. Each. time one of thg players making the
second qualifying round yesterday in the 51st Indiana Amateur Championship walked onto the green the water splashing beneath
ifs called mostly here) winced
Since early in the spring D I and the greens committee he heads, have been planthe sfate’ amateur. And it hasn't been easy. Greenskeeper Jess Ashby and his crew have worked hard. » ” n
AT THE first of spring, D 1 supervised the clean: ing up of the course and making the greens the best ever. And then the night befor2 the first qualifying round this week a storm broke and
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| the greens were saturated for play Monday.
And 240 players romping over greens isn't the best thing in the world for them even in dry weather. It rained hard here yesterday afternoon,
{ but the field kept playing. By the end of play
Indiana State Amateur Golf Scores |
Joe Campbell, Anderson ....... 76-68-—144 Hank Campbell, Indianapolis .. 81-79:—-160 William B. Cooley Jr. Indpls . 87-83-1170 Gene Coulter, Richmond teres T3-72--145 Gene Glaze, Anderson . . 78-82- John Spencer, New Castle . 86-85-—1171 Nick Garbacz, South Bend ..... 74-7T1—145 Dan Scism, Evansville Berry Cooper Jr., Kokomo . 83-88-1171 Ted Lach. Indianapolis : 75-72-147 | Bill Thompson, Indianapolis. Jack David, Indianapolis Soo 83-88-1701) rtinsy 76-71 Will Ss, Dick Roberson, Indianapolis ... B87-84—171] Dale Morey, Martinsville . 76-71—147 illidm Jeffries ix E32 J. A. Beamon, Columbus . 79-69—148 Casey Montagano, Elkhart . Harold Lawson - Winchester ... £0.82 ~1TH Robert Blake, Anderson 75-73—148 Lyle Osbosne, Elkhart ........ Larry Meyer. New Castle ..... 87-84 =H Fred Burnside, Indianapolis ....72-76—148 Harry Toole, Indianapolis ..... T Jack Cummins, Tipton e 14 John Hare, Indianapolis .. 17-72--149 | Ken Amick. Indianapolis ...... Jack Barry, New Castle ... 1131 Jack Leer, Indianapolis .. 75-74—149 Robert Fisher, Muncie ........ Jim Burhans, Evansville . 3 —i1s Sam O'Neal, Crawfordsville... 74-75—149 Jack West, Muncie ............ Gerald Bartlett, Muncle ...... oi) Keith Campbell, Monticello 7 -149 | Russell Rader, Indianapolis William Hall Sr, Michizan City —13 Karl Nessler, Inidanapolis.... 7 149 Lowell Grant, Kokomo ree Ernest Carter. Indianapo is i “1131 Jim Farrington, Kokomo .. 76-T4—150 Warren Ardapple, Lafayette ... Kenny Richardson, loan ngton “174 Charles Schultz, Terre Haute.. 77-73—150 Larry Harris, Richmond . Gene Buckley, ladianapol is 3 114 Elliot Phillips. New Albany... 74-76—150 John Marshall, Indianapolis ... Fred Moore, Richmen Hell: n Francis Fleming, Evansville ... 76-74—150 Peter Stone, Indianapolis ...... apc il Wea ors n anapolls 5. 2 3 John David, Indianapolis .-.... 78-72--150 Bob Phillips, Anderson ... me Se yile n John Mason, Kokomo . T4-T717—151 | Lynn Harlan, Kendallville 5t Lewis Re dey i L Report 3 Dick Stackhouse, Indianapolis. . 74-77-1561 | Robert Gerst, Evansville 3 Jham e ne iL oganspor 4 sens Pulliam Jr. Indianapolis. 77-T4—151 Bill Diddel, Indianapolis ....... Bob Kelsey: Mund dle’ 6 Paul Dye, Indianapolis. . 77-74—151 | Dale Durnil, Bloomington ..... A on hia astle LL i A 7 Robert Goldberg, Indianapolis. 75-76—15}1 | John Thomas, Union City ..... 6 Clay PO Tar aol 2 2 Mike Borson, Anderson 75-77-—152 | George Lahey, Indianapolis ... 3 Dick Wa Te Ping A own . Frank Henry Jr., Logansport... 78-74—152 Dick Mercer, Marion . BOK A eral ce “ 3 R. Aldrich, Kendallville 79-73 Roy Riggs. Bedford : Da i. Ronoma al Xi Smith, Indianapolis a 7-75 | Doug Crist, Indianapolis DW Rtn Mubole. & H. L. Hossinger. Kendallville... 78-75 Roy Smith, Anderson Die Piro. Monee William Link. Ft. Wayne .. 78-77—153 | Bob Platts, New Castle ... Thomas Baker, Anderson E. E. Mullins, Bloomington .... 78-75—153 jferman Lote, phieibyyilie .e . Tony Taylor. Shelbyville .... Dan Cravens, Franklin 78-75-—153 Ga She er A saravas 31! Bert Thomas. Anderson Wiillam Hall Jr., Michigan City 78-75—153 | oF reeman, 00 . Vern Smith, Tipton John Ellis. Hammond 80-74—154 | Bob Hamilton Jr. Evansville. Ash Clark. Muncie free 76154 Don Farrington, Kokomo
Couns Rosasco, Boh White, Indianapolis Dick Perk. Indianapolis Kenny Robbins, Indianapolis John Wolf, Indianapolis rr David Holmes, Kendallville John Carothers. Logansport ... Pete Burkholder, Indianapolis..
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ANDERSON, July 11 — Bob Myers, defending champion, was defeated in the first round
Bil Thompson. Logansport 135 Bob Dyar, Indianapolis of match play, 5 and 4, by Scar elson r nderson ... a 0 y Jim Flick. New Albany g| Bop, Willis, Lebanon ..... W. A. Hall Jr, of Michigan Walter Chapman, Indianapolis. BT 18 Norman Sanders, Anderson ... Citv. Lennie Murphy, Franklin ..... 80-75—155 Bon MeGuire, Indianapolis ; Jim Balch, Indianapolis ces 78- 78—156 Frances Hoppes, Pendleton - ANDERSON, July 11 — The Henry Rosenthal. Lafavette '.:. 81-75—156 Keith Ljndamood, ‘Indianapolis 84 ; : : Bill McClure, Richmond ..... 76-80—156 Robert Parmeriee. South Bend.. 87-19—166 Goliaths of golf were exchangMike Garbacz. South Bend .... 75-81—156 Gordon Stock, Elkhart
Jacek Rosser,” Pendleton
. 79-71—156 | Fred Taylor, Shelbyville .
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George: Kaperak, Terre Haute 81- 75—156 |R. I. Mahoney, Anderson “167 i ri i - George ‘Thomas, Michigan City 77-79--156 | J. 1, pA onsYs 3-187 little. Davids in the state ama Steve Romantk, Indianapolis . B- So-—-408} Edward Orme, Sp dinnanelt 81-86-1687 'teur golf tourney here today. £0 Bruck, chmon ig James Shields, artinsville ... 84-83-1867 i ~ : Dick Sant, Indianapolis Ne 13- 83156 Lincoln Perry, 167 Defending Champion Bob od Skiles, Anderson .. 16— {Charles Dillon, Marion ‘ 3- -167 Iv 7 - y 4 Jack Ramsey, Tipton .. 81-76—157 | Ray Inman, Bloomington . - 167 Myers was three down to W. A Fred Kroft, Kokomo ee 79-78 157 Robert, Lagle, Franklin : 79-88 167 Hall Jr. of Michigan City at the r arry Leer, Indianapolis. .. -77—15 i agoner, Indianapolis x T- 67 Cp Chet Baker, Indianapolis 76-81—157 L. B. Alexander, Indianapolis .. 83-84—167 end of the first nine holes. Jian, Holmes, South, Bend 3-317 Dick Carawell, 9 hr 53-50. 381 Aro ‘aggesin, Munci, .. B4-73-—157 | Francis Pruitt, Indianapolis .... -81—167 . : 4 John Mahan. Indianand is 79-78—157 | Ed Millikan, South Ben : 82-3616 DeWitt. Buys Missions ieorge Laflin, Franklin, 80-77-1457 | Fre yar, Indianapolis sve 85-83 y Bon Connelly, Terre. Halite , 81-77157! | Donald Inman, Bloomington | : 84-84 168 HOUSTON, Tex., July 11 (UP) ert. Dimon ayette .. 81-77--158 ;Jvan Geiger, Anders L5.80-88— B) a Roh Callie Martinsville... 18.80 158 Paul dindenpors, f ndiuiapos: 2-83 1ea — Charley DeWitt; vice president ATRL Middicton, Tndfanapolls 19-79-58 BA te Jame sel. Toy isnapolif mildeBl- 189.0t the St. Louis Browns untill end... 8] Glenn Jones. Harttord City . 1a ed Koontz, Monticello 86133169 Showmah. Bill | Veeck took: ov et John. Harrineton, Indianapolis’ © 80-78-1538 William Kuriter, Richthond : vel 3s recendly,’ will purchase - the San
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Willard Shelby, Lebanon [.. 75-R4 Rill Coats, Anderson ......... 82-77 Gene Cox. dianapolis vxaeies TT-83 Paul Hancock, Evansville ..... 80-80--160 George Duckwall. Marion «.. TR-82--160| © Clint Millikan, South Bend . 82-78-1680 Svivester Kaminski, 8. Rend 76-84--160 Warren McGaughey Crwfrdsyll 75 85-160
Little Guy Gets Break in NBA.
Times Spi SYRACUSE, N, oo July 11The little guy in the National y _.cssional Basketball Association got a break today. : The NPBA adopted a rule change yesterday widening the foul lane from six to 12 feet. The NBA's Board of Governors agreed the change would “open up the game beneath the basket, giving the fleet, small man a better opportunity to compete on even terms with the outsize huskies who have been dominating the sport.”
‘Bob’ Messenger Dies;
Ex-Major League Player BATH, Me, July 11 (UP) — Charles W. (Bob) Messenger, 67, former major league baseball player, died yesterday at his home following a long’ illness. Messenger, who resigned 12 days ago after serving 15 years as Sagadahoc County sheriff, was a native of Bangor. He at-
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yesterday many of the greens looked like they had been chopped with an ax. The real work will start for D I and his
The greens must will have to be 3 part of the great
workers after this tournament. be repaired and one tee, No. T, completely resodded. But that's
game, D I feels.
AND TO make it easier for the members here
| to give up their course to the state players for a | week, one of their own, five-foot, seven-inch Joe { Campbell won medalist honors for the two-day
qualifying test.
Joe, blond with broad shoulders, will be one
| of the 64 players going at it today in match
play. The field will play two rounds today. The 15-year-old Joe, an Anderson High School junior, probably is the youngest player ever to win medalist honors in this tournament. Tournament officials are practically certain of it. But somewhere along the years some of the records
State Amateur, 5 and 4
Karl Nessler, Indiana state holes and had even pars on junior champion, was also three the next seven. He won Nos. down to his Indianapolis foe, 2, 3, 5 and 8. But Edgar MulJohn Wolf, after the pair ling, runnerup in the state . OF HARTFORD, CONN, e reached the turn. meet two years ago, stole the S In another close match, early morning show. : @ Wendell Aldrich of Angola. 8 oF, Was seventip over Fred . dentist, was even up with Mike * Kroft of Kokomo, blazing out Na eh) 15, : South Bend at the a 31, five under par. Kroft shot > Garbacz of Sou end, a 3 a 38.. (TH. Y turn. : : : rs po Cos ° Aldrich, former Indiana Uni- | : = : . versity student, won the first Wins “Canadian PGA the appointment °F " =
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are vague, Joe had a 76, Tour over par, on Monday and yesterday won his honor by posting a 68, four under. Ordinarily the medalist gets a merchandise certificate but since Joe still wants to retain his good ‘standing with the ITHSAA he will accept only a medal. ou IT TOOK a two-day score of 157, an average f 77 each day, to land a player in the championship flight. : After Joe completed his round he went out onto the course to watch the other players come in and check on how safe his qualifying score was going to be. And he watched some much ‘bétter rounds than on the first day of" play. J. A, Beaman of Columbus came in with a three under 69 for a two-day tally of 145.
John Hare, Indianapolis disfrict champion, posted an even par 72 to finish with a total of 149. John (Bomber) David of Meridian Hills made up for Monday's bad round when he came in yesterday with a 72. Dale Morey of Martinsville carded a 71 including a streak of bad luek due to the rain on No. 14. Dale played a provisional ball on the green because of casual water. Officials ruled he must count the strokes on the first ball, however, and he finished the hole with a double bogey six. “do
BOB MYERS defending champion played two holes in the rain and quit since he is automatically qualified. Fred Burnside who fired the best round on the first day had a 76 yesterday for a 148 total. Dr. Harry Leer and son Jack won the Noble P. Shelby Memorial trophy for the winning father and son team in qualifying. Dr. Leer posted a 157 to go with Jack's 149. The trophy was originated at the death of Noble Shelby. Mr. Shelby, and his son Willard of Lebanon, had won the event some years ago, but there was no trophy. The trophy was set up as a memorial to Mr. Shelby.
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