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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1957

Page

11

Snead leads World Championship with 134 halfway total

Sam Snead fired a second round 68 in a light rain to hold a four shot lead at 134 for the World Championship golf event. Mike Souchak and Shelley Mayfield share third at 138 as Snead jokes about protecting his money while chasing the $90,000 cash prize and $50,000 exhibition contract.

Chicago Sam Snead Sweet Swinger Tom O'Shanter Mike Souchak Shelley Mayfield Ed Oliver Tony Holguin Bob Rosburg Arnold Palmer

Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Mixed

National and American leagues recap from Friday's results with Milwaukee St Louis and Cincinnati leading schedules. notable games include Chicago 7-4 win, Pittsburgh 2-7 loss, Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 4, and Cincinnati 7-6. Probable pitchers listed for upcoming games across leagues.

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Akins Stops Hart In Eighth Round In Cleveland Bout

Veteran Vir gil Akins knocked down Sugar Hart in the seventh round and stopped the Philadelphia welterweight at 49 seconds of the eighth round in Cleveland. Both boxers weighed 148 pounds. The Ivy League football note lists Princeton and Yale as high scoring losers with Princeton falling 46-28 to Penn in 1940 and Yale losing 34-28 to Columbia in 1948.

Cleveland Virgil Akins Sugar Hart Philadelphia Princeton Yale Penn Columbia

Dodgers Top Pirates 4-2 as Snider Returns to Form

Brooklyn ends a three game skid with a 4-2 win over Pittsburgh. Danny McDevitt earns his fifth victory, Duke Snider homers in the eighth after returning from a knee injury, and Bob Friend takes the loss. Carl Furillo and Pee Wee Reese contribute key hits.

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Madison Heights Football Plans Second Season Schedule

Madison Heights will start a full varsity football schedule September 7 against North Central of Indianapolis at South Anderson Athletic Field. An eight game slate includes four away games and four home games at Anderson High School field. Athletic director Paul Bradford announced first call for football and cross country candidates and set physicals for August 13 at the Pirate gym guarded by parent attendance.

Madison Heights North Central Indianapolis South Anderson Anderson High School Paul Bradford Orid Mal Ave Hegens Pirate Gym Bradford Wayne Gruber Jimmy Jones Anderson Field Pirates New Castle Wood Warren Central Alexandria

Nieman's HR and Two Doubles Carry Orioles Over Yankees

Baltimore's Bob Nieman homered and doubled twice driving in all four runs as the Orioles beat the Yankees 4 3. Nieman's 10th homer came off Whitey Ford in the fourth and a bases loaded double in the sixth sealed the win amid New York's three game skid. Mantle lifted his average to 374 as McDougald and Skowron added two hits each for the Yankees.

Ay Gordon Beard Baltimore Bob Nieman Baltimore Orioles New York Yankees Yanks Chicago Nieman Whitey Ford Billy Gardner Bob Boyd George Kell Bill Wight Orioles New York Mickey Mantle George Zaverink Ford Yankees Gil McDougald Yogi Berra Hank Bauer Elston Howard Tony Kubek Mantle Ted Williams Boston McDougald Bill Skowron

Game Delayed as Giants Decide Penalty Call

In Chicago a two minute delay unfolded as the New York Giants chose a clipping penalty over an offside on the same play during the All-Star game. Clarence Peaks of Michigan State returned a punt to near midfield before the penalty. Dick Mayer finished tied for 30th in the Kansas City Open with a 294 total after a final round 78.

Giants Gifford Frank Gifford New York Giants Soldier Field Chicago John Pardee Texas A John Maizke Michigan State Clarence Peaks Dick Mayer Woodsen Abe Woodsen Illinois Dalton Truex Tulane Dick Nolan

Pigeons Firecrackers Eggs Banned From Fight Clubs

New York state banned pigeons firecrackers eggs and other gimmicks at fight clubs after disorders at Sundays St Nick’s Arena bout. ASPCA police blamed promoters and the commission debated responsibility while fights led to injuries and arrests.

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Calhoun Wedding Costs Amateur Status in AAU Rules

Golf of the Calhouns sparked a review as Lee Calhoun’s Friday marriage to Gwendolyn Bannister triggered an AAU disqualification for commercial exposure. The pledge, gifts worth about 115,000, and a Paris honeymoon were noted. AAU secretary warned of penalties for televised weddings. Calhoun, a Laurel Mississippi native now in Gary Indiana, remained hopeful about teaching athletics if amateur status was lost.

Shadyside York Defiance Amateur Athletic Union Shaw and Kardatike Watson Olmpic Lee Mettemeneene Calhoun Woolf Coca-Cola Cities Service Gwendolyn Bannister Trees Sears Swanson AAU Riggs Dan Ferris Calhoun Paris Carey Calhoun Evening Star Baptist Church Gary Ind Laurel Miss Pinehurst N. C North Carolina College

Fox Keeps Sox Hopes Alive In 5 To 4 Victory

Nellie Fox drove in the tying run twice and scored the winning run in the 11th inning as the Chicago White Sox upset the Detroit Tigers 5 to 4. Fox's ninth inning single tied the game after Fred Hatfield was hit by a pitch and Ted Beard moved to third on a passed ball. In the 11th, Fox's score after Doby's center-field shot completed the comeback, cutting the Sox's deficit to 4 1/2 games behind the Yankees. Detroit led 3-0 before a late rally, but Chicago claimed victory behind Staley and Sleater in relief as Detroit outhit the Sox but could not seal the win.

Chicago Nellie Fox Jon Lary Doby White Sox Detroit Tigers Fox Sammy Esposito Detroit Doby New York Yankees Baltimore Fred Hatfield Ted Beard Ray Boone Dave Philley Sox Lew Sleater Paul Foytack Jerry Staley Muncie Marheefers Markle Yille Merchants Tigers Anderson Falstaffs Gaston Foytack

New York Giants Seek NL Pennant After Falstaffs Triumph

In a state semi pro tournament at Memorial Field the Anderson Falstaffs defeated Gaston 22 to 5 while Muncie, Haysville and Middletown vie for advancement. The Giants eye the pennant with Schoendienst key at second base and a long season’s push shaping up as Milwaukee Braves trade history echoes in recent moves.

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Hackett Legion Golf Scheduled Aug 17 18

Readable items list golf tourney details for George Hockett American Legion at Grandview on Aug 17 18. Entries open to past members with dues paid, low gross and low net prizes. Walter Burkemo noted for IS Open score. Also Babe Ruth tourney semis postponed by rain with Kentucky Illinois Ohio Wisconsin matchups.

Portage Wis Ohio Valley Babe Ruth Kentucky Illinois Ohio Wisconsin George Hockett American Legion Grandview Wayne Hensley

Big Eight and Orange Bowl Agree on Three Year Pact

The Big Eight Conference has agreed to a three year extension with the Orange Bowl for the New Year’s Day games in 1959 60 and 61 in Miami Florida Van Kussrow chairs the Orange Bowl Schedule Committee and the deal leaves selection of the opponent to the Big Eight. The 1958 game ends the current series with the ACC. Dartmouth names Robert A Red Rolfe as director of athletics.

Chicago Miami van Kussrow Big Eight

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