Hall of Fame Melts Terry’s Heart in Dedication
In New York a dedication ceremony for nine new Hall of Fame members stirred emotion as Terry faced the crowd with IOU humor and the Mall of Fame group honored former greats. Frick presided over the roll call of past stars amid writers’ tensions and plaque unveilings.
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Yanks Edge Redlegs
Frick
Jack Mand Pope
Rowe
N.Y
the Mall
Pama
Bill
Erskine Coach Absher Announces 1984 Alexandria Football Tryouts
ALEXANDRIA announces the 1984 football season with coach Robert Absher scheduling the first meeting for 8:90 a.m. next Monday in room five at the high school. Equipment distribution and candidate briefing will follow as preparations begin.
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Alexandria
Ain
Robert Absher
Nytlow
Absher
Hunting Regulations For Waterfowl United States
The 1954-55 Mississippi flyway sets basic regulations for hunting wild ducks and geese. Seasons remain about the same length as last year with single or split periods, bag limits unchanged at 4 ducks and 8 geese, and specific shooting hours to be announced by state game agencies after August 25.
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Washington
Sec Y
Mylar’ Retary
Interior
Ralph A. Tutlons
Miselsippi
Dor
Iindly
Indiana
CIA
Kentucky
Michigan
Temple
Missouri
Alexander
Ayer
Mississippi
Anderson Amateur Softball Association names Bailey president
The Anderson Amateur Softball Association held a 1954 55 reorganization meeting at Shadyside Park naming Charles Bailey as president. Officers include Tilis Hunt vice president Roy Wood second vice president Robert Quinn secretary and John Priest secretary. New officers assume duties after the September banquet.
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Chuck
Bailey
Shadyside Park
Tilis Hunt
UAW 863
Fissl
Roy Wood
North Anderson Church of God
Robert
Bob) Quinn
the Bulletin
Reelectady
John Priest
Umpires Association
Myerheir
AASA
Marold Henry
Tift Wood
Elis Hunt
Madison County
Anderson Sporting Goods
Dodgers Clinch Wild 20 7 Win Over Reds in Big Inning
Brooklyn Dodgers exploded for 18 runs in a single inning powered by Don Hoak’s grand slam and coasted to a 20 7 victory over the Cincinnati Reds in Rochester. Hoak’s slam capped a high scoring burst that overwhelmed Cincinnati as Brooklyn built a commanding early lead. The box score highlights included multiple Dodgers contributors and a record for most runs in an inning by the visiting club at the time.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Sun
Warthy
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Rogerson
Morton
Warsaw
Giants
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Elwood
Tipton
Absher
Monticello
Wabash
I. C
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Mississi News
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Jackie Collum
City News
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Art Fowler
Rogertop Parade
Fairmount - Fowler
YMCA
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Ward
Brady
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Greengrass
Gus
Bell
Smith
Fowler
Hodges
Brooks
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Reese
Robinson
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Furillo
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Ubs
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Juce
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Eral
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Roger Ban
Mboll
Millan
Ford
Borkowski
Mel
Erskine
Baczewski
Soria
St. Louis Cardinals
Ion & Photographer
Mailey
Perkowski
States
Canada
Mexico
High school tryouts urged after physicals in fall
Coach Carter confirms all athletes must pass a full physical exam before eligibility to join fall high school sports. Athletes and freshmen invited to attend Wednesday for examinations and updated pre season schedules. Carl Bonge warns coaches to ensure every student receives letters.
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Carter
IHSAA
Carl Bonge
Jhas
Carter Butil
Yankees Rally Past Reds In Hall of Fame Exhibition
In Cooperstown at Doubleday Field the New York Yankees beat Cincinnati 10 to 8 after trailing 9 to 1. Mantle delivered a first inning homer and Cery followed with a homer while Marlin Starr, the third Yankee pitcher, closed out the ninth for the win as Ralph Branca struggled in relief.
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New York
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Rabbit) Maranville
Dickey
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Bender
Philadelphia, A's
Ed Barrow
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Honus
Wagner
Bill Klein
Harry Weight
Cincinnati Rex Stockings
Boston Braves
Tommy Connolly
American Teague
Bobby Wallace
New York Giants
Frick
Bill
Hall of Fame
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Kiem
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Ruth
Billy Terry
Boston
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Jess
Ray Passwater
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E-News
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van Sickle
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Gourley
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Marsh
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Mnrcison
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Pring
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Macy
So—E
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L-E
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Hudson
Tait
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Cooperstown
N.Y
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New York Yankees
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Doubleday Field
Yanks
Forge
Cincin Heli
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Marlin Starr
Yank
Nino Fisgaleras
Mickey Mantle
Bob Cery
Mantle
Ralph Branca
Casey Stengel
Cerv
Stuart
Redes
Frank Smith
Stoelting to address Exchange Club dinner at noon
Stoelting, executive manager of the Chamber of Commerce, will address the Exchange Men's Club dinner at the YMCA. His topic is How The Chamber of Commerce Activity Affects Public Affairs. Ted Crooks introduces, with President T White presiding. Dobbins, long Lincoln Journal sports editor, dies after long illness.
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Chamber of Commerce
Exchange Men's Club
YMCA
Ted Crooks
T. White
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