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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1954

Page

12

Plants 3-7 comeback clinches Delco-Remy Owl title

The Plants 3-7 team tied the game in the seventh and took the lead in the eighth to defeat Plants 10-11 6 to 4, securing the 1954 Delco-Remy Nite Owl men's baseball championship at the factory yard. Mick Thornburg doubled, Bill Hale singling, and J. Lemond and Charlie Parks contributed key plays as Plants 3-7 claimed the title.

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Plants Edge Pros in Tough Battle as Burke Jr. Leads

Everett and Parks earned wins for the Plants with notable blows and pitching credits. Burke Jr. of Chicago Shore Acres, cousin of pro Girchl, fueled a 32-34 line while Charlin Parke’s hit pace helped secure victory in a season that features listed future games and assorted player lineups.

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Anderson High School Grid Cards Schedule

Anderson High School varsity and reserve football schedules listed with opponents and dates. Varsity games include Mater Del, Rivhnonuy, Indianentech, Marion, Frankfort, Indianapolis, Elwood, Sacred Heart, and Nort Central. Reserve games feature Noblesville, Marion, Tech, New Castle, Muncie, Lafayette, Ellwood, and New Castle fixtures.

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Selkirk Names AA All Star Team For Game

Manager George Selkirk announced the starting lineup for the American Association All Star team to face Indianapolis on August 9. Named players include Marty Keough Billy Klaus Mo Moreau Bud Hulson Bob Broome Kal Seqvist and Hal Smith with Dick Linlore added as a late replacement after an injury to Harvic. The event follows rain disrupted time trials and features a 1955 schedule with defenses by Johnny Yoke Bobby Benson and Johnny Arnold cited among top contenders.

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Tam O Shante Golf Tournament Qualifying Opens

Chicago golf coverage notes the All American Tournament begins Thursday with many hopefuls. A leading pro unknown as a strong 66 sets pace in the opening qualifying round, as two days of rounds decide a final field of about 200 entrants.

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LPGA Frowns On Calcuttas During Tours

The Ladies Professional Golfers Association disapproves of calcutta pools conducted on tour trips. The practice auctions four player tickets with payouts to top finishers, a policy also noted by the US Golf Association. The issue was discussed at a Monday night meeting.

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Harshman Masters Red Sox in Chicago Victory

Left hander Jack Harshman of the Chicago White Sox shut down the Boston Red Sox 6 to 2 Tuesday night. He allowed five hits and fanned 16 in Chicago’s 12th win in 4% games, overpowering Boston.

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Stenographer Is 52 Choice In Hambletonian

In Goshen New York heavy rains postponed the Hambletonian classics for the day. Newport Dream and Pronto Boy lead the contenders after warmups with both troubled by injuries but eyeing a strong performance. Hayes Fair Acres Stable drivers Benny Schue and Spud Fitzpatrick show optimism for Pronto Boy and Darn Safe amid cautious forecasts.

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Carter and Flanagan Meet in Wednesday Lightweight Bout

Chicago card features Jimmy Carter defending against Glen Flanagan in a 10 round lightweight bout at Chicago Stadium. Carter, a two time dethroned champion, faces the unbeaten Flanagan as Paddy DeMarco looms since reclaiming the 135 pound crown.

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