Casey Stengel Names Eight Yankees To All Star Team
Casey Stengel announced the 1957 American League All Star squad naming eight Yankees including starters Berra and Mantle. The roster lists Cleveland Boston Detroit Baltimore Chicago Kansas City and Washington players, with Williams Kell and Kaline among starters and Bunning Shantz GrIm and others as pitchers.
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Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
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Yankees
Yuri Berra
Mickey Mantle
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Berra
Mantle
Vic Wertz
Nellie Fox
George Kell
Harvey Kuenn
Ted Williams
al Kaline
Nationals
Williams
Billy Pierce
Bobby Shantz
Bob Grim
New York
Early Wynn
Don Messi
Jim Bunning
Billy Lees
Pierce
Shantz
Messi
Elston Howard
Gus Triandos
Joe de Maestri
Frank Malzone
Gil McDougald
Bobby Richardson
Bill Skowron
Roy Sievers
Minnie Minoso
Charley Maxwell
Malzone
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Triandos
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American League
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Indiana University Recruiting Probe Opens
Indianapolis report details a Big Ten inquiry into IU football recruiting and possible violations of athletic aid rules. Evidence has been presented to IU officials and is with Big Ten commissioner Tug Wilson for decision. President Wells and Wilson declined to comment. Coach Phil Dickens led IU football since last winter.
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Indianapolis News
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Tug) Wilson
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Herman B Wells
Phil Dickens
University of Wyoming
Bill Hartley Barber Now at Gilson's Main at 23rd
Bill Hartley relocates his barbershop to Gilson's on Main Street at 23rd. He invites clients to follow for updated services and hours.
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Bill Hartley
Gilson’s
Main
Yanks Bastioned by Wimbledon Collapse in Quarterfinals
At Wimbledon England American men suffered a disastrous exit with Vic Seixas and Herbie Flam eliminated in the quarterfinals marking the first time since World War II all U S men failed to reach the semifinals. Only Australians led by Lew Hoad and Ashley Cooper advance while a lone Swede Sven Davidson remains. Women, led by Althea Gibson and Darlene Hard, still reach quarterfinals.
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England
America
Vic Seixas
Herbie Flam
Uncle Sam
Lew Hoad
Ashley Cooper
Nate Fraser
Sven Davidson
Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Cooper
Seixas
Davidson
Hoad
Mervyn Rose
Fraser
Ulf Schmidt
Sweden
Stars and Stripes
Althea Gibson
New York
Louise Brought
Dorothy Head Knode
Forest Hills
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Paul Waner in Serious Condition After Pneumonia
Paul Waner, Hall of Fame outfielder for the Pirates from 1926 to 1940, lies in serious condition in a hospital after a second pneumonia attack since last January. Waner and Braves scout Farl Hallstead had run a four day Braves training school in intense heat, ending Saturday. Waner, part of the hitting duo with Lloyd known as Big Poison and Little Poison, led the league in batting in 1927 1934 and 1936 and hit over .300 for 12 straight seasons.
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Paul Waner
Waner
Farl Hallstead
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Hallstead
Pittsburgh
Lloyd
Paul
Pirates
Braves and Cubs Clash in Wider NL Card
Box score snapshot shows Milwaukee and St Louis battling 10-9 in a high scoring Thur game. Key names include Musial Aaron Covington Bruton and Ennis for St Louis and Dickson Nuxhall Wehmeier for Milwaukee with multiple RBI contributions and late scoring.
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Rybolt's Upset Marksleville 5-1 In AABA Tilt
Rybolt's Sporting Goods defeated Markleville 5 to 1 at Memorial Park in a mound duel. Jack Stevens allowed an unearned run in the first and shut out Markleville the rest of the way, fanning six without a walk as Bennie Wolfe struck out 14 for Markleville. Laws had three hits, Grose drove in three, and Rybolt's moved to third, one game behind Floor Store.
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Markleville
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Sporting Goods
Memorial Park
Stevens
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Anderson
Gary Bond
Rybolt
Sheley
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Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
Major League standings show New York and Baltimore atop the American League with key contributions from Mantle Keller Goodman and Skowron. National League features Brooklyn’s strong pitching and Cincinnati’s win column, plus daily results and upcoming matchups. Raeford Wells signs with the New York Knickerbockers.
English Pro Leads Qualifying In British Open Tourney
English pro Sterling Slappey reports Nor man Sutton led British Open qualifying at St Andrews with a 68 on the Old Course, two under par, with Cary Middlecoff trailing by seven strokes. Peter Thomson and Frank Stranahan among others chased. 290-man field to play 18 more holes for top 100 to reach the championship proper.
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Scotland
St. Andrews Old Course
Norman Sutton
Cary Middlecoff
America
Peter Thomson
Australi
Sutton
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Middlecoff
Tennessee Swatter
Frank Stranahan
Frank D. Keck
Air Force
Champaign
Ill
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Germany
Antonelli Beats Dodgers in Three Parks
New York Giants pitcher John Antonelli defeated the 1956 Dodgers in three venues Jersey City Polo Grounds and Ebbets Field by scores 1-0 2-1 and 6-2 as his team totaled three runs in three games.
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New York
John Antonelli
Jersey City
Polo Grounds
Ebbets Field
Blake And Partners Win Country Club Invitational Tourney
Blake And Partners led by Dr R E Blake won the Anderson Country Club Invitational with a 113 total at the club course on Saturday. Team No 1 and Team No 7 tied for second with 111, sharing prizes while guest golfers tied for low gross honors at 70.
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R. E. Blake
P. C. Schrenker
J. F. Huffman
C. C. Michael
Anderson Country Club
Bob Funk
Indianapolis
J. L. Pulliam
K. E. Ballinger
J. H. Diedring
Gene Varetsko
Terre Haute
H. E. Campbell
W. C. Polhemus
E. A. Black
Pete Dye
W. K. Black
G. E. Ross
Guy Hamilton
Gene Coulter
Richmond
Pete Daye
Joe Campbell
Knoxville
Tenn
G. Decker
Bob Birt
R. L. Austin
J. C. O. Michael
J. A. McGuire
M. R. Weiler
Delco-Remy Edges Davis Dairy 6-3 In Overtime
Delco-Remy defeated Davis Dairy 6-3 in overtime at Fairview Diamond in American Little League play. Lewis relieved Couch in the third and shut out Davis Dairy for the rest of the game as Delco-Remy built a late lead. Linescore shows Delco-Remy 6, Davis Dairy 3 with key innings outlined.
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Delco-Remy
Davis Dairy
Fairview
Lewis
Couch
Delco
Marion Legion Forfeits Game To Calabria Legion
The Marion Legion forfeited the baseball game to Calabria Legion at Memorial Field after failing to appear on time. Calabria, led by manager M N Delph, was awarded the win as Marion was an hour late. Calabria and Fortville are set to play Thursday at 5 p.m. on the Fortville diamond.
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Calabria Legion
Marion
Memorial Field
M. N. Delph
Calabria
Fortville
Smith and Luck Lift Anderson Past Middletown in Pitch Duel
Hackett Mace pitcher Tom Smith whiffed ten as Anderson Hockett Mace beat Middletown 1 0 at Anderson College Field. Luck laid down perfect squeeze bunt for the decisive run in the sixth after two two hit efforts by both starters. Teague misplayed a center field fly for the three base error allowing the run.
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Tom Smith
Middletown
Darrell Smith
Dave Luck
Anderson Hockett-Mace
Oilers
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John Teague
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Anderson Hackett- Mace
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Merrick Takes NIAC Presidency at Illinois Conference
Dr Ross Merrick was sworn in Monday as president of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics succeeding John L. Longfellow of Indiana State College. Merrick serves as assistant dean of the College of Education and director of physical education and athletics at Southern Illinois University.
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Ross Merrick
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Merrick
John L. Longfellow
Indiana State College
Terre Haute
College of Education
Southern Illinois University
The Coffee Pot Opens on Fourth of July
The Coffee Pot will be open on July 4th offering holiday hours and specials. Patrons may expect extended service and a festive atmosphere as the town celebrates Independence Day.
Fish Alarmed by Boat Noise Said to Attract Fish
The note claims fish are startled by loud water splashes from boat occupants and that deliberate splashing may attract sunfish and peach, with bass and crappies possibly drawn as well. It suggests a splash to lure fish when fishing is poor and hints at following the splash with a fight.
Giardello Versus Gray Set For Detroit Night Bout
In Detroit Joey Giardello ranked high by Ring and the NBA meets Joe Gray in a ten round middleweight clash Tuesday night. Giardello 66 5 13 seeks another title chance after recent wins over Bobby Boyd and Rory Calhoun and an upset loss. Gray 16 1 1 is a debuting challenger with a draw against Ralph Jones in April, facing Giardello’s precise tactical boxing style.
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Joey Giardello
Joe Gray
Giardello
Ring Magazine
National Boxing Assn
Bobby Boyd
Rory Calhoun
Willie Vaughn
Philadelphia
Gray
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Flint
Dick Drott Birthday Gem Spurs 6-0 Cubs Win
Chicago rookie pitcher Dick Drott celebrated his 21st birthday by pitching the Cubs to a 6-0 victory over the Cincinnati Redlegs. He fanned eight, allowed only four singles and completed his fourth complete game as Chicago snapped Cincinnati’s four-game win streak.
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Chicago
Dick Drott
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Redlegs
Cub
Cincinnati
Drott
Redleg
Joe Nuxall
Bobby Morgan
Gerry Kindall
Ernie Banks
Jim Bolger
Cubs
Walt Moryn
Art Fowler
Banks
Cal Neeman
Raul Sanchez
Moryn
Goldeyes Sprint Past Goldeyes Win 122 Winnipeg 12-2
Winnipeg unleashed a 16 hit attack to defeat Grand Forks 12 to 2 in Northern League play. Hal Byfuss pitched the full game to earn the win for Winnipeg. Art Napoleon launched a two run homer in the sixth inning for Winnipeg.
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Goldeyes
Winnipeg
Grand Forks
Hal Byfuss
Art Napoleon
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