Ex East Chicago Coach Kills Self at Home
Former East Chicago Washington principal and athletic director Frank Cash died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Cash, 31, led Washington teams to the state tourney, coached basketball and football, and previously starred at Wabash College. He is survived by his widow Mary Burroughs and two children.
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City Men's League Seeks Two New Teams This Fall
Secretary William Stalnaker announced the City Men's League has open slots for two new teams for the upcoming fall season. The first meeting is set for 7 p.m. Wednesday at the league offices to discuss participation and registration.
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Mantle Aaron Leading Hitters in Slump and Race
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle seeks to rebound from a long slump as he faces the Cleveland Indians in a two game series opener. Mantle has slumped to a .263 average with 42 homers while maintaining a seven game lead over Babe Ruth's 1927 pace. rival Ted Williams also dropped, and Hank Aaron leads the National League batting race with .354. Stan Musial and Duke Snider pace their leagues in runs batted in and overall pace.
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Deer Hunting Season Will Be Discussed
Richardson and Seixas Survive. Davis Cup hopes falter as veteran pair avoid early exit. The National Doubles Championship opener saw Vic Seixas and Ham Richardson defeat Roger Seckw and Mike Davies 6-4 9-7 6-4, with Australian rivals grouping in the event. In Indiana a public hearing will discuss a proposed 12 county deer season from December to early March with limits. A Tokyo bout crowned Saburo Osaki bantamweight champion by unanimous decision over Danny Kidd.
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Yankees Attract Over Million For 11th Time
New York observers note the Yankees posted over a million in home attendance for the 11th straight season. Under Casey Stengel and GM George Weiss, with owners Dan Topping and Del Webb, the club remains dominant in the American League pennant race. The piece praises the team's management, stadium decisions, and star players while contrasting with the Giants and Dodgers in New York.
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Campbell Will Begin Defense State Open Title
Campbell of Anderson starts defense of his State Open title at Alen Country Club Lebanon Utah. The 36 hole final will be cut from a field of 435 down to 36 after two rounds. Campbell, Purdue senior, seeks a fourth Indiana Amateur crown and faces rivals Dale Morey Jimmy Scott Bill Heinlein Jim Guinnup Sam Tmke among others as the Indiana golf season closes.
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Methods for Reading Deep Water Line Depths
An older fishing note outlines tracking line depth after a catch. It suggests marking line at key percentages and depths, using waterproof ink on fabric lines and lacquer on metal lines, to avoid losing time and to resume fishing accurately at the same depth.
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Burke Honored by Sportswriters for Athlete of the Year
New York golfer Burke, from Houston Texas, earned the title after winning the Masters and PGA events. He was named the monthly winner for a second time in the S. Jae Hickok award by a national panel of sportswriters and sportscasters, scoring 160 points.
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Nashua Stricken Again At Saratoga Handicap
Nashua the millionaire was attacked a second time within weeks Monday morning and was eliminated from the $50,000 Saratoga Handicap. The assault began about 3 a.m. By noon Dr. William Reed said Nashua had passed the worst part of the attack and was not in danger. Nashua, racing's record holder, previously suffered a wolf attack at Atlantic City before the Atlantic City Handicap.
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Rams Seek Pay During Exhibition Season Protest
Rams players demand salaries for exhibition games and threaten legal action before the regular season opens. Team members plan to consult a lawyer and may enlarge protest actions after a cautious start this weekend. The Rams have six exhibition games before the season begins on September 30.
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