ASG 9 Takes Twin Bill With Loop Opponents
ASG 9 Sporting Goods won a doubleheader in the Anderson Amateur Baseball Association at Memorial Park beating Anderson High Lifes 14 to 1 and Meadowgold Dairy 3 to 1. Paul Davis struck out 10 in the second game while Bill Cassity fanned four as Davis pitched a 10 strikeout night. Davis tripled in the second inning, Davis scored on sacrifices and an error, and Meadowgold’s only run came in the seventh before Davis closed it out. Tonight the league championship will be decided when the Anderson Falstaffs meet Floor Tore at 7 30 p.m.
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Anderson Amateur Baseball Association
Memorial Park
Anderson High Lifes
Meadowgold Dairy
Paul Davis
Bill Cassity
Davis
Cassidy
Sporting Goods
Don Huffer
Anderson
Bill Crull
Everrett Park
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Anderson Falstaffs
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Gregory
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Mie
Aaron Opens 19-Point Lead In National League Batting Race
Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves has surged to a 19 point edge over Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals with a .344 average, leading in hits and triples as Musial trails at .325 through Sunday's games. Red Schoendienst is third, Mantle dominates American League, and Duke Snider tops NL home runs with 30 while Musial leads RBIs with 81.
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Sheldon Sakowitz
New York
Charlie Grimm
Milwaukee Braves
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Grimm
Braves
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Musial
Fred Haney
Red Schoendienst
New York Giants
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Babe Ruth
Boston
Ted Williams
Mickey Vernon
Red Sox
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
RBI
Connor Retires And Will Help Coach Bears
George Connor announces retirement from the Chicago Bears after eight seasons. Halas says Connor remains a top player but will join the coaching staff as a full time assistant focusing on defense. Connor, a Notre Dame captain, played since 1948 and made the all pro team five times before returning to coaching duties.
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Halas
Connor
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Bears
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George Halas
Waselas
Green Bay Packers
Comiskeys Back Marion as Sox Manager Amid Slumps
Chicago White Sox owner Grace Comiskey reaffirms her son Charlies Comiskey and manager Marty Marion in their stance amid a pennant slide. She dismisses talk of a change, saying Marion is doing a good job and that clubs falter, as do the Yankees. Kaline Hurt Foot in Tigers Game. X-rays show no fracture.
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Marty Marion
Chicago White Sox
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Charlies Comiskey
Marion
Comiskey
New York Yankees
Yankees
Forested Missouri Covers Vast Land Area
Forest domain figures show nearly 40 percent of Missouri remains under woodland. Analysts note the importance of forests for soil, water, and wildlife while considering management plans.
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Missouri
Rory Calhoun Wins 23rd Straight Victory in TV Bout
Rory Calhoun of White Plains New York edged Charley Cotton of Toledo Ohio by split decision in a 10 round television bout at St Nicholas Arena. Calhoun 23rd straight win, weigh in at 158 pounds, Cotton 152. Both fighters finished with swelling and a small cut on Calhoun’s brow. The judges differed with Artie Schwartz and Joe Agnello favoring Calhoun and Davey Feld siding with Cotton.
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Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N.Y
Charley Cotton
Toledo
Ohio
St Nicholas Arena
Artie Schwartz
Calhoun
Joe Agnello
United Press
Cotton
Rory
Broomstick A 1901 Foaled Champion to Stud Pioneer
Broomstick, foaled in 1901, enjoyed a successful racing career before serving at stud for many years until he died at age 29.
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Broomstick
Noblesville Man Wins Mt Lawn Hard Top Main Event
Noblesville driver Dave Weir edged Wendell Fall of Indianapolis on the 22nd lap to win the Mt. Lawn oval hard top main. The program featured five heats, a trophy dash, and a 30 lap feature with Weir taking top honors ahead of Bob Hubble and Dick Jackson as Fall and Noble also placed in the top seven. The event area, near New Castle, Indiana, is set for another hardtop show next Sunday night.
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Noblesville
Wendell Fall
Indianapolis
Mt. Lawn Oval
John Noble
Bob Hubble
Anderson
Fall
Mt. Lawn
Dick Jackson
Greenfield
Gene Atkinson
Bill Dailey
Paul Smith
Cambridge City
Ind
Fortville
Ellis Herbert
Rushville
Gene Clemons
New Castile
le Brown
Fike Herbert
Eddie Stephens
Gray Shuts Out Denver In 3-0 Tilt
Indianapolis pitchers held Denver scoreless as John Gray blanked the visitors in a 3-0 victory. Two runs came in the fourth inning and one in the fifth off Ed Burtschy, widening the Indianapol is club's advantage in the American Association race.
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Denver
Indianapolis
John Gray
Ed Burtschy
Indians
Yanks End Drought With 4-3 Victory
The New York Yankees snapped a six game skid by edging the Boston Red Sox 4 to 3. Tommy Byrne preserved the win with a seventh straight batter retired, backing Ralph Terry in his major league debut.
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New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Tommy Byrne
Byrne
Ralph Terry
New York
Casey Stengel
Terry
Tom Morgan
Denver
Morgan
Yankees
Tommy Brewer
Red Sox
Sox
Yogi Berra
Elston Howard
Gerry Coleman
Jimmy Piersall
Passarella Is Given Release By Pacific Coast League
Art Passarella, veteran AL umpire of 14 seasons, was released by the Pacific Coast League on Monday due to a leg injury that has sidelined him since July 22. He re aggravated the injury when he ran into the stands while lining up on a foul line ball and now is back in Los Angeles with his leg in a cast.
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Art Passarella
Passarella
Los Angeles
Ibbotson
Ian Boyd
Britain
Boyd
Australia
John Landy
Hart Ends Holdout Signs One Year Lions Contract
Leon Hart, Notre Dame All American fullback end, ended his holdout with the Detroit Lions by signing a one year deal less than a day before the club president Edwin J. Anderson's deadline. Hart agreed after Anderson gave him until 10 am Tuesday to decide or face retirement. He will report to Lions training camp in time for Monday workouts.
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Leon Hart
Detroit Lions
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Hart
Notre Dame
Anderson
Lions
Impromptu Wins Rumson Handicap Narrowly At Monmouth
Impromptu a son of Pavot, owned by Brookfield Farms, overtook Star Rover by a nose to win the $17,650 Rumson Handicap at Monmouth Park in rain and mud. Star Rover, owned by Mrs. Irving Goshen, pressed the winner to the wire as the Bears completed a 4-1 series victory after victories at Victory Field.
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N.J
Brookfield Farms
Impromptu
Pavot
Teague Boots Star For Hank's
A Hank’s promotional feature spotlights Teague and Boots as leading players in a women drivers themed segment. The piece notes that one third of U.S. auto drivers are women, highlighting shifting gender dynamics in driving.
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Teague, Boots Star
Hank
U.S
MSU Coach Addresses IHSAA Clinic in Bloomington
Hugh Daugherty, Michigan State football mentor, addressed 225 coaches from 19 states at Indiana's annual coaching clinic. Indiana had 181 registrants with reps from Illinois Virginia Michigan Florida Mississippi Kentucky Ohio North Carolina Tennessee California Iowa Wyoming South Carolina Georgia Oregon Oklahoma Missouri and Texas. Daugherty spoke on the Spartan offense and will lead sessions Tuesday through Thursday focusing on basketball midweek. Dartmouth's Lou Rovere posted 108 yards against Harvard and 124 against Cornell last season as a left halfback.
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Fly Cast Nymph Tactics for Light Tackle Fishing
A reader guides anglers on nymphing tactics with a bottom hold and short rests to entice trout or bass. If fish remain wary, apply slight twitches, then alternate with pauses, slow hand twists, or a slow jerky reel to provoke a strike.
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Lei
Sioux City Pueblo Game Nightmare
In the Western League Sunday night Sioux City led Pueblo 7-3 with one out in the ninth. Larry Stankey hit a drive toward right that appeared to be a homer but lights went out midflight. After a minute delay repairs restored power and umpires awarded Stankey a home run. Sioux City protested the ruling.
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Redleg third baseman drives in 78 in a season record
The Cincinnati Reds third baseman drove in 78 runs, tying a club single season mark set by Cleveland infielder Tony Cuccinello in 1930 and Hans Lobert in 1908.
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Tony Cuccinello
Hans Lobert
Bail Bond Offer Seeks Investors for High Profit
Exclusive local agency opportunity from a substantial insurance company on full indemnity basis. High profit potential for financially secure individuals or groups. Experience helpful but not essential. Officer will contact you in absolute confidence. Write off wire today. Bulletin Herald Box NA 4792.
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