Williams fined 5000 for conduct on the field
Boston general manager J. Cronin fined Ted Williams 5000 for spitting gestures during the game with the New York Yankees. Williams apologized and said he was sorry for his actions after a bases loaded walk in the 11th. The incident followed a throwing of his bat and a clash with fans as Boston edged New York 1 0 at Fenway Park.
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Ton Yawkey
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Yogi Berra
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Willard Nixon
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Indiana Semipro Tourney Honors for Anderson and Middletown
Anderson Falstaffs and Middletown Oilers earned regional recognition at the Indiana Semipro tournament in Waterloo alongside Lafayette Columbians, the tourney champions. The event, starting July 23, 1957 at Memorial Field, honors included three 1955 state champions on the All-Indiana team and a Most Valuable Player award. the report also notes expansion of the New York area standings and praise from Commissioner Ralph McCoy.
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Central Indiana
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Middletown Standard Oilers
Indiana
Waterlan
Lafayette Columbians
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Columbians
Memorial Field
Jack Rector
Charles Alsop
Haul Davis
Fred Simpson
Darwin Crist
Decatur
Darrell Cox
Hayesville
Don Bowen
Daniel Halsema
Tom Dinwiddie
Peru
Davis
Angust Kerk
Ohler Lake
Fort Wayne
Allen Dairy
Red Braden
Vams
Wichita
Ralph McCoy
Penn
Decsuit
Ih & F
Fern
National Baseball Congress
CIBL
Chamups
Lafayette Mecreation Department
Jobe Oberle
Sam Lybowl
Columbian Pavers
Oilers
Haven
Waterloo
John Kitchen
Will
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Fifth Street Lutheran NA 9s Win Big At Softball Night
Fifth Street Lutheran topped Mounds 4 to 3 behind a five run sixth inning powered by Roger Ellis. North Anterson’s Val Wood threw a three hit, no run game in a 60 inning for Shadyside Diamond. Park Place struggled with a 8 to 2 loss as Ellis and Marst Loewen starred in the shaded Sunday School A games.
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Mark Place
Roger Ellis
Christ Lutheranoppled Mounds
North Anterson
Val Wood
South Meridian
Shadyside
Park Place
Ellis and Marst Loewen and
Melfard
Crosley Aces Idlewold 10th at Pendleton Country Club
Otto Crostey of Pendleton Day League No 10 holed his tee shot on the 10th at Pendleton Talewold Country Club for a hole in one on a 165 yard par 3. He completed the 3 hole round in 34. Teammates Ste fan Hedger Dick Tre and Frank Dewitt posted scores of 4 h 4% and 45 respectively.
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Pendleton
Otto Crostey
Tendleton
Jinksman
Pendleton Talewold
Crostey
Stefan Hedger
Dick Tre
Frank Dewitt
Edgewood Cards Junior Tourney Seeks Young Golf Talent
Edgewood Country Club hosts the third in a series of summer junior golf events for boys and girls. Friday at 9am the field tees off west of the city with the champion named the overall winner. Entries close tonight. sign up in Dick Stage’s pro shop.
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Milton Mills Sr
Charles King
R Ed Mesdames
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Charles Whetsell
Sci Fire App Mills
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Ande Bowling Center
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Howe Us
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Hushand - Wiley West
Ross Ready to Return for Armscamp Oval Shows
Alex and Albany racer Don Ross will defend his Armscamp feature title at Alexandria leppedway with three races this weekend. The program runs Friday to Sunday on Aug 11, 12, featuring four heat rounds plus a five lap women’s race and European style exhibitions. Notable entrants include Frankie Panin, Indianap olis and Flash Biles, along with Rebel and Pittston Ipah.
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Don Ross
Albany
Leach
Pittston
Kuili Plough
Indlianapolis
FrankiePanin
Elwood
Flash
Bile
Coaches Lead Civic League Golf Standings
The Dowttown Coaches Club leads the Civic Men's Golf League with 1,196 strokes after last week's play on the Grandview course front nine. Upcoming at Anderson Country Club Thursday afternoon, season totals show Coaches 1,188 Kiwanis 1,224 Rosary 1,207 Optimist 1,395 Lions 1,532 and Ey 1,524. Last week's results list Coaches players Melson and Anson posting 42 34, Kiwanis players Polhentuis and Geiger with 38 36, Rotary 46 33, Optimist Marsh 40, Lions Blackwell and Dunham 43 45, and other scores.
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Grandview
Anderson Country Club
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Rosary
Optimist
Lions
Oscar Melson
Elimer Anson
Dick Peck
Harald Campbell
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W. C. Polhentuis
Ivan Geiger
Harold Delphar
Toe Pulliamy
Rotary
Bob Blake
Alow Hall
Ed Flanagan
George Baurer
Allen
Hart
F. Marsh
Westerman
R. Boyd
Marvin Jones
Ifa
G. Blackwell
Bed ‘Dunham
G. Vaught
Tory
Ferris
J Exchange
Haver
We Watkins
Blind
Movidian Ppf Match At WUE Clashes Highlighted
In a fragmented recap Movidian faces Hes and Wood with H. Hes and H. Wood amid a shaky OCR readout detailing PPF and WUE events. The text hints at a sports or academic competition with unclear scores and participants.
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Freshmen Report For Exams At AHS Gym
Freshmen from South Site and Central Junior must report at 9 a.m. today to AHS Senior gym for physical examinations. Announcement came jointly from Coach Don Pym of Central Junior and Coach for Varro of South Side.
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South Side
Fire engine will follow the torch across Australia
MELBUS Australia WA reports a fire engine will accompany the Olympic torch on its Australian tour in November. Officials say the precaution guards against forest fires as the flame travels the country under Olympic planners supervision.
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Modified Stocks Return To Sun Valley Oval
Modified stock cars return to Sun Valley Speedway for a warmup night August 1, with Briar Johnson seeking his fifth feature win and two straight, as Vale Racing Association sanctions a 30 lap feature after time trials at 7 30 p m EST and 6 20 p m heats. Johnson, defending National Crown and 10 lap champion, headlines a strong field aiming for August 18 crown.
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Rivhmond
Vale Racing Association
Anderson Quarter-Mile Oval
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Cincinnati
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Sun Valley
Dick Jackson
Greenfield
Dave Weir
Fortville
Anderson
Bob Hubble
Best
Rushville
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Newk and Snider spark Dodgers to 3-0 win over Pirates
Jersey City N J Newcombe stretched his scoreless streak to 33 innings and earned his 11th win as Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 3-0. Duke Snider homered after Junior Gilliam's third inning single while Jackie Robinson, Gil Hodges and Chico Fernandez provided the other runs. Newk struck out six over a six hitter and left after a sixth inning discomfort.
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Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Milwaukee
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Junior Gilliam
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Gil Hodges
Chico Fernandez
Bill Virton
Dale Lang
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Robinson
Hockett Players Listed For Frankfort Contest
Members of the Hockett Maco baseball team report at Memorial Park at 4 p.m. for a trip to Frankfort to an Ameri Legion game. Coach Frank Woschit will start Jerry Tom Smith on the mound with Dave Sheedy catching. Infielders include Dave Luck Kerry Joe Smith Fred Simpson andlarre Gellinger. Outfielders are Jim Belson Tom Wilson Charles Braddock and Ray Dean Smith. Relief arms Don Furnish and Ray Ashley are ready to pitch and one will face Anderson Calabia Friday at the Delco Remy diamond. The group will attend the Cincinnati Redlegs game Thursday, courtesy of the City Recreation Department, and guests will enjoy a watermelon provided by first baseman Lick’s father.
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Memorial Park
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Campbell At Davis Tie In Ulen Open
Defending champion Joe Campbell of Atierson tied with Fort Wayne pro Bil Waris for top honors at the Snuval Ulen Country Club Open Tournament. A 67-3 under par led the field in a preview to the Indiana Open on Aug 2. Ivan Gantz was runner up with 68 as four pros and two amateurs shot 69s. Amateurs Dale Morey and Pete Dye, and pros Noel Epperson Ralph Heinlein Wenald Pangell Mike Stefanchik led a large field of 249 players.
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Lebanon
Joe Campbell
Atierson
Fort Wayne
Bil Waris
Fach
Lilen
Ivan Gantz
Elwood
Dale Morey
Pete Dye
Indianapolis
Noel Epperson
Ralph Heinlein
Noblesville
Wenald Pangell
Munei
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Fears Bill Heinlein
Tian Cravetx
Peankin
Reese Berry
Nest Wilk
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