Lafayette Jeff Broncos Invade Wigwam for Anderson Clash
Undefeated Lafayette Jeff Bronchos travel to the AHS Wigwam to meet the Anderson Indians at 8:15 p m. Tickets are at the door. Lafayette hopes to extend its perfect record against a team adjusting after recent rough stretches. Coach Marion Crawley promotes a tall, strong roster while Anderson relays efforts to regain offensive and defensive consistency after two cold spells.
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New Albany
Osborne
Indians Sell Spencer Delsing To Senators
Indianapolis announces the sale of pitcher George Spencer and outfielder Jim Delsing to the Charleston Senators in the American Association. Spencer posted an 83 pitching record with the Indians, while Delsing hit .289 after joining via the White Sox arrangement.
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Indianapolis Indians
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Jim Delsing
Charleston Senators
American Assn
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Delsing
Chicago White Sox
Big Ten Reinstates Athletes For Eligibility Reconsideration
The Big Ten eligibility committee restored seasons for several players including Bill Pyle, Willie Jones, Deacon Towns, Eugene Selawski, Jack Nora, and Ted Reissing following past suspensions and rule interpretations. Jones to be eligible in fall 1958. Nora’s case hinged on a prize game in Milwaukee. Reissing’s comeback spans 1955 and beyond. Coaches map 1962 schedules as Purdue and others plan. Richter stands 6 feet 8 inches as NC State’s tallest Trojan.
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Purdue
Boudreau to Broadcast Cubs Games on WGN
Lou Boudreau former Indians and Athletics manager signed to broadcast Cubs games for WGN with Jack Quinlan. They will announce all Cubs home and road games starting next season and join staff January 1 1958. Holland lauded Boudreau noting his baseball background and radio potential.
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Chicago Tribune
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Dizzy Dean
Mel Ott
Buddy Blattner
Rex Barney
St Louis Player Leads World Bowling Tour Stop
Don Carter of St Louis built an 8.16 point lead after 40 of 64 games in the World's Invitational Bowling Tournament in Chicago. Carter, 31, rolled a 954 four game series including a 284, the meet high. Detroit’s Ed Lubanski trailed second and St Louis teammate Tom Hennessey was third as the event continued into Friday night with women leaders Marion Ladewig and Dee Wroblewski pulling ahead of the field.
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Ed Lubanski
Detroit
Tom Hennessey
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dee Wroblewski
Ladewig
Miss Wroblewski
Phyllis Notaro
Brandt
N.Y
Madison Heights Earn Second Win in High School Wrestling
Madison Heights defeated Bluffton 39 to 25 to claim its second win of the season under coach Tink LaRue. The meet featured six Madison Heights decisions and one draw, with Delph and Rich Delph recording pins and Paugh and Hysong securing wins as the team moved toward its next match at Logansport.
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Dick Patterson
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Max Benson
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Foe
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Bowler's Bad Night Ends in Vandalized Radio Studio
Earl F. Hopkins, 23, Indianapolis, allegedly smashed lights and triggered WIRE studio switches after a night of bowling. Deputies found him inside the transmitter room early Thursday. he had earlier hurled his ball through a house window. He faces burglary charges as investigators sort the case.
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Canadiens Win 3-2 Over Rangers In First Period
Montreal scored all three goals in the opening frame to edge the New York Rangers 3-2. Don Marshall Boom Boom Geoffrion and Marcel Bonin provided the decisive goals while Bill Gadsby and Dean Prentice replied for the Rangers. Jacques Plante faced 26 shots. The loss keeps New York nine points behind the Canadiens in the league standings.
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Marcel Bonin
Bill Gadsby
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Jacques Plante
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South Side team wins fifth straight in seventh grade game
South Side crushed Madison Heights 37 to 21 at South Side gym to extend their winning streak to five games. The box shows Hubble, Duckworth, Perry and Osteen among others scoring for the South Side squad while officials listed include Showalter and Jackwood.
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Duckworth
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O Osteen
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Rudd
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Showalter
Jackwood
High School and College Scores Across Regions
A sweeping scores roundup lists high school results from Indianapolis to Louisville and college outcomes including North Carolina a run vs Furman and BYU dominant over Western Maryland. Pro NBA shows St Louis and Detroit with high scores while Paris team show.
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Lowe Stale
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