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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1957
Page
3
The event summary notes Heinlein's foursome capturing the PGA pro am at Edgewood. East German refugee Mr Werner Specht, a barber from Silesia now sponsored by Central Christian Church, is described as working at 1410 Brown Street in a new barber shop owned by Bob Brattain.
Riley swamped Westvale 27 to 2 and Urban shut out Meadbrook 7 to 0 behind Lewis's two hit pitching in an Auxiliary Police boys softball tourney. Line scores note Nunemaker, Stickradt, Warner, Miles, Mainard, Anderson, Pierson, Lewis, and Young among players.
The Falstaffs and Anderson Falstaffs meet in an 8 p m All Star game at Memorial Park as part of the local Amateur Baseball Association events. Over 250 advance tickets sold, with merchants and sponsors supporting the game. An AABA All Star lineup features top players from the league and managers Harding and Williams plan batting practice at 5 45 p m.
Middletown faces Lafayette and Sullivan in a Friday 8:30 pm semi pro contest with the winner meeting Middletown at 7 pm Saturday Aug 17 in a two game set. Middletown overcame Haysville 17 to 6 with a late surge including seven runs in the seventh. Pro Am and Amateurs points led by Chuck Burns and Jimmie Scott were tallied in a Central PGA pro amateur event at Edgewood.
Detroit Lions head coach Buddy Parker resigned during the Meet the Lions banquet in Detroit. Parker, entering his seventh season, said he was quitting football in Detroit after stating he could no longer handle the situation. Club President Edwin J. Anderson and GM W. N. Kerbawy immediately conferred with him to try to talk him out of the decision.
Chicago reports Dick Mayer won the $5,000 first prize at the world golf championship with a 279 total after a final round 35 33 68. Sam Snead finished strong to tie for second at 280, earning $7,500 along with Canadian Al Balding who also finished at 280.
News of league meetings. Brownie holds opening for three new teams at 7 30 p m Wednesday. City Nite Owl calls captains to 10 00 a m Friday Aug 16 at Brownie Lapel All Star holds pre season meeting for 8 00 p m Thursday Aug 15 inviting last year’s captains and new team reps.
Cuban lightweight Orlando Zulueta won a close unanimous decision over Frankie Ippolito at St Nicholas Arena in a ten rounder. Judges totals varied with Bert 5-4-1, Grant 7-3, Castellano 6-4 in favor of Zulueta. Ippolito, a New York school teacher, fought valiantly before the veteran.
Plans for the city-wide Little League minor tourney were announced by Norman York of Shadyside as tournament director. The event features an upper bracket for first-place teams from four leagues and a lower bracket for second-place teams, with bracket champions meeting in finals. Wednesday schedule at Shadyside includes Robinson BX versus Gaus Appliances and Phillips Tron against Meadowbrook Merchants in the early rounds.
Cubs top White Sox 2 to 0 at Comiskey Park in front of 20,111. Walt Moryn drove in both Cubs runs with two singles as Jim Brosnan and Turk Lown limit Sox to three hits. Speake scored in first and eighth innings, while Aparicio anchored Sox defense.
Experiment 16 explains how using 12 to 24 inches of line on Va-70 Vig- lures versus 6 inches on Vi- ounce lures lengthens the cast. Longer line increases lure velocity and distance when casting lightweight tackle.
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