South Bend Central Eyes Lafayette Clash In Key Weekend
South Bend Central carries a 45 game win streak into a top billing matchup with Lafayette on Saturday at Lafayette’s holiday tourney. The Bears visit East Chicago Washington midweek, while Lafayette seeks multiple wins to extend a recent streak as both teams chase Northern Indiana high school honors.
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Reitz
Redlegs Earn More Profit Amid Attendance Dip in 1957
Cincinnati Redlegs posted a net profit of 295,541.45 for 1957, up from 276,528.72 in 1956. The club spent 468,348.09 on player development, an increase of 225,615.04, while home attendance fell to 1,070,850 from 1,125,928 amid an August slump and a fourth place finish.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
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Baseball Oddities and Multilingual Christmas Program at Anderson College
The issue recalls oddball baseball moments including a pitcher asked to change pants and a lost ball mystery. It also notes a multilingual Christmas program at Anderson College with the English Club and student faculty leaders presenting songs in Spanish French German and English.
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Mounds Kiwanis Plans Ladies Night
The Mounds Kiwanis Club schedules a ladies night event this Wednesday hosted by club chair Ralph Crisler. Last week 28 members attended a dinner at Anderson College where Dr. John Morrison welcomed guests, with Gene Newberry and Louis Soush coordinating introductions. Rotary Club to hear Dr Isaac K Beckes education talk at the YMCA. introduced by Frank Zoll.
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Anderson College
John Morrison
Gene Newberry
Louis Soush
Ik Aepe Rotary
Beckes
Rotary Club
YMCA
Isaac. K. Beckes
Vincennes University
Frank Zoll
Schools Put On Probation For Four Quarter Rule
The Indiana High School Athletic Association places Bourbon and Hanover on probation for using players in four quarters during a reserve game and a varsity game. The period lasts to April 1, with automatic suspension on a second offense. Hanover forfeits a 34-52 win over Dupont for using Larry Smith too long. Bourbon probation for using James Redman for five quarters against Argos.
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Indiana High School Athletic Assn. Board of Control
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Hanover
L. V. Phillips
THSAA
Phillips
Ihsaa Athletic Council
Dupont
Larry Smith
Bourbon
James Redman
Argos
Hockey Scores From Sunday AP Results
Toledo defeated Indianapolis 5 to 3 while Troy beat Ft. Wayne 4 to 3. Cincinnati edged Louisville 2 to 1. Montreal won 2 to 0 over Chicago, Toronto prevailed 9 to 7 against Boston, and New York topped Detroit 4 to 2. Springfield beat Buffalo 5 to 2, Cleveland won 5 to 1 over Providence, and Rochester defeated Hershey 3 to 2.
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Russo Upsets Decola in Welterweight Ten Round Clash
Danny Russo of Brooklyn defeated Tony Decola in a ten round welterweight bout at St. Nicholas Arena. Russo, weighing 151 pounds to Decola’s 149 pounds, fought aggressively and landed body shots and combinations despite two knockdowns for Decola. Referee Feld favored Russo 63-1 in rounds, while another judge had it as a draw. UP rated Russo ahead at 63-1.
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Tony Decola
St. Nicholas Arena
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Davey Feld
Artie Schwartz
United Press
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights High School Madrigal Club
At the Anderson Kiwanis Club meeting the Anderson High School Madrigal Club presented Christmas songs. David Adams introduced the group, and Dr. Dale Oldham thanked the club. Elmer Richter will chair volunteers for the Salvation Army kettle collection next Saturday. Firemen were called to 613 Rut tle Ave to check an overheated oil stove. no damage.
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David Adams
Dale Oldham
Elmer Richter
Salvation Army
Charles Leana
Ruddle Ave
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