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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1957

Page

3

NFL Owners OK Players Demands and Draft Session

NFL owners unanimously granted players demands including exhibition pay, injury protection, and recognition of the players association. Bert Bell noted the association’s earlier congressional recognition and described amendments to the constitution to avoid anti trust issues while a three day early draft session began with four rounds completed.

NFL Ralph Bernstein Philadelphia National Football League Players Association Chicago Cardinals Kingirs Ae Nana ‘ Ee Pon Crow Texas A & M Bert Bell Creighton Los Angeles San Francisco Rams Washington Lou Michaels Kentucky Jim Phillips Autburn Pittsburgh Len Lyles Louisville Baltimore Phil King Vanderbilt New York Jim Shofner Texas Christian Cleveland Browns

Anderson College hosts Central State and Eastern Illinois in three-game local set

Anderson College opens a 20-game season with Central State of Wilberforce, the Ravens hosting Villa Madonna and Eastern Illinois in a three game home stretch at AC Gym. The Central State unit features Bill Fox and Phil Payne ineligible, while A. C. aims to start Ausbin Steinke Wilson Beard and Fields in a balanced lineup. The doubleheader includes a 7:30 p.m. tip with Miller's Furniture preliminaries and marks the Ravens fourth contest after a Richmond Tournament run.

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Armstrong Rally Defeats Stubbs in Close 10 Round Bout

New York fighter Gene Armstrong of Elizabeth New Jersey won a unanimous decision over Reubon Stubbs of Pittsburgh in a 10 round bout at St Nicholas Arena. Armstrong improved to 13-0 while Stubbs suffered his first 10 round fight. Armstrong weighed 153 pounds and Stubbs 156 1/2 pounds.

New York Gene Ace) Armstrong Elizabeth N. J Reubon Stubbs Pittsburgh St. Nicholas Arena Armstrong Stubbs

Pacific Coast League Accepts 900000 Damages From Majors

The Pacific Coast League agreed to accept 900000 in damages from the Giants and Dodgers after they relocate, adding Spokane Phoenix and Salt Lake City to replace Los Angeles San Francisco and Hollywood. Giants and Dodgers will pay gate-based damages for three years.

Joe Colorado Springs Colo Pacific Coast League Giants Dodgers Spokane Phoenix Salt Lake City Los Angeles San Francisco Hollywood Leslie O'Connor National Assn Ford Frick International League Frick Justice Department Frank J. Shaughnessy Bob Cobb Ameri‘ican Assn Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs Roger Osenbaugh Sacramento Bob Tharpe Portland Nelson King Columbus Washington Bobby Malkimus Wichita Kansas City Harry Chiti Denver Cubs Antonio Taylor Minneapolis Cleveland Gary Geiger Omaha Baltimore Bert Hamric

College Scores From The Associated Press

Miami 89 Jacksonville 87 Florida Southern 83 Rolling College 68 Florida State 74 Tennessee 73 CCNY 76 Columbia 70 Harvard 4 Massachusetts 5 DePaul 71 Nebraska Wesleyan 45.

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Logansport Five Tops St Mary's Quintet In Early Action

Logansport five defeats St Marys quintet in a tight finish. Multiple college scores follow with teams including Louisville Oklahoma State Purdue Indiana Michigan State Northwestern and more showing varied results across the schedule.

Logansport St. Mary’s

Rise n Shine colt sale price at Saratoga sale

At the 2956 Saratoga summer sale Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lunn bought an $87,000 gray colt Rise n Shine by Hyperion Deodora. The horse is named Rise n Shine. Evansville dropped its opening game of the season 92 82 to Louisville at Evansville College. Don Goldstein led Louisville with 24 points while Hugh Ahlering scored 25 for Evansville. Harald Andrews of Terre Haute added 19 for Louisville.

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Hockey Scores From Associated Press League Results

Scores from the leagues include Indianapolis 3 Cincinnati 2 and Toronto 7 Chicago 2 in the national leagues. Hershey 3 Buffalo 2 and Montreal 4 Boston 3 are listed with other results across American and National leagues.

Associated Indianapolis Cincinnati Toteds Troy Louisvilly Ft. Wayns Hershey Buffalo Cleveland Springfield Movidence Rochester Montreal Boston Toronto Chicago New York Oatrait

Madison Heights Triumphs Over Markleville In Freshman Match

Madison Heights freshmen defeated Markleville first-year players 43 to 38 on MH court. Key scorers included Padetada Ottockey and Shipley with multiple points, while Markleville’s offense struggled against tight MH defense and the local umpire Crull.

Madison’ Heights Markleville Madi'n King Padetada Ane Ustehler Cotnar Ottockey Shipley Dsenhough Thomas Sandefur

Stevie Brown Fires 722 In Local Bowling Showdown

The 17 year old Little Stevie Brown, a Madison Heights Junior and third generation bowler, rolled a 722 in three games for Forkner-Manger at Brown's Recreation in North Anderson. He opened with 265, followed by 213 and 244, including five strikes in a row and a 12th frame strike. His performance helped Forkner-Manger win three straight over Lawrence Krehe Studio. Brown is son of Thomas R. Brown and grandson of Roland Brown, Brown's Recreation proprietors.

Stevie Brown Kegling Recreation Brown’s Recreation Anes North Anderson Brown Madison Heights Stevle Forkner-Manger Lawrence Krehe Wilson Manger Broderick McCullough Manship Lawrence Vorndran Scott Burge Turkey Thomas R. Brown Costello Dr Roland Brown Brown’s Recreation Emporium

Globe-Trotters benefit brings Laughs and praise in Philadelphia

Exchange Club sponsored event featured Harlem Globetrotters with Goose Tatum and Meadowlark Lemon. Crowd praised vaudeville acts, noted strong turnout and fund-raising for youth programs. Indianapolis All-Stars' Johnny Wilson shuffled lineups. several local sports figures attended. Saperstein family bands and Philadelphia Sphas also played.

Anderson Exchange Club Harlem Globe-Trotter Trotters Globe-Trotters-Philadelphia Spiras Goose Tatum Meadowlark Lemon Globies Johnny Wilson Indianapolis All-Stars Wilson Nelo-Remy Carl Erskine Joe Campbell Erskine Danny Gary L. D. Palmer Campbell Morris Saperstein Abe Saperstein Spha Philadelphia Sphas Oscar Melson Jr Elks Eagles Uaw-Cio

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