NBC Wins 1957 61 World Series TV Radio Rights
NBC bought exclusive TV and radio rights for baseball's World Series and All-Star games from 1957 through 1961 for 16.25 million dollars. Commissioner Ford Frick says the deal strengthens the players pension plan and allows more liberal benefits. Gillette Razor Co. remains sponsor amid undisclosed competing bids.
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Frick
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Harness meet set at Anderson Fairgrounds with new barns
Anderson Free Fair Association announces a four night harness racing meet at the Anderson Fairgrounds starting July 3. A new barn for 18 horses and track improvements boost expectations for an exciting program. Top 2 year old pacers include Aquila Byrd Josedale Corsaire Linda Queen King and Indian Goose. Trotters Dauntless Dave Francis Ruth and Tonto Ranger show fast training this week with other entries listed in the program.
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Bob Willis
Logansport
Anderson
Edward Johnson
Indiana Trotting and Pacing Association
Anderson Racing
Aquila Byrd
Josedale Corsaire
Linda and
Queen King
Indian Goose
Sunny D
Lou Creed
Hattie D
Dauntless Dave
Francis Ruth
Tonto Ranger
Jean Merritt
Meddler
Dickie Broom
Highleys Joe
Davis Lifes Rally to Lead ASG Victory in City League
Davis and teammates powered a 13 to 7 win over The Floor Store as Anderson Sporting Goods beat Falstaffs 5 to 2 behind Paul Davis two homers. Marvin Lowe Lucius Teague Sammy Hunt and Watson each produced hits for High Lifes in a 6 run second inning surge.
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ASG
Falstaffs
Marvin Lowe
Lucius Teague
Sammy Hunt
Watson
Jim Adams
Butcher
John Wison
Anderson Sporting Goods
Anderson High Lifes
Anderson Falstaffs
Paul Davis
Memorial Park
Floor Store
Ntetes League Standings. Sunday Results and Today Games
Baseball standings and results across the National and American leagues with yesterday scores and today pitchers and matchups. Notable figures include Cincinnati Milwaukee Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Boston.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
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Milwaukee
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Cleveland
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Garcia
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Whetstone EUB and Elm Grove win Sunday softball games
Whetstone defeats Chesterfield 8-6 with Butman earning the win. First EUB trounces Salvation Army 15-4 behind Clir’s six hits. Elm Grove tops Arrow Heights 13-3 with winning pitcher D Hosier. Dodgers fall 5-2 to Giants as Willie Mays and Bill Sarni homer in third.
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Whetstone
Chesterfield
Butman
EUB Church
Salvation Army
Clir
Elm Grove
Arrow Heights
D. Hosier
Jackson
Turner
Crosley
Rutman
Storty
Broooklyn
Willie Mays
Bill Sarni
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boyer Of Cards Ranks Second In NL Batting
Ken Boyer of the St. Louis Cardinals sits second in the National League batting race with a .338 average through Sunday, 59 RBIs, 19 homers, and 94 hits. He trails Ed Bailey of Cincinnati by five points and shares top RBI and hit marks while earning an All-Star berth. Frank Robinson climbs to third at .324 as Mantle powers the American League with .379 average, 29 homers, and 71 RBIs.
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Edgewood Mixed Golf Tourney Pairings Set
Pairings for the Edgewood mixed four ball golf tournament on July 4 were announced by tourney chair Joe Dye. The list shows 72 teams with starting times from 6:05 p m to 10:00 p m including Kuhn Webb Hughes and Devo for CBS-like matchups and several other couples across the field.
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Margaret Webb
Roland Maine
Barbara Hughes
Frank Hughes
Dorothy Kuhn
Dick Cotton
Marthe Devo
Dale Jackson
Ann Brodnick
Doc Paulin
Vera Cotton
Pony and Cycle Winners Crown Night at Athletic Park Races
Fans packed the half mile track as the first night of pony races and boys and girls bicycle events showcased champions across multiple classes. Winners include Black Magic and Queen among ponies, with Dan Myers and Frances Roberts leading the bike races for boys and girls respectively.
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Black Magic
Gary Paddock
Alexandria
Little Red
Mike Barnett
Anderson
Trigger
Gary Summers
Jady
Mike
Mel Anderson
Queen
Roy Dean
Dusty
Darrell Paddock
Alexandries
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G. Summers
Zipper
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Kenny Flowers Anderson
Beetlebomb
Gene Burnett
Star D. Paddock
Nellie 'R. Howell
Dan Myers
Kenneth Couch
Carroll Bannister
Robert Milan
Terry Richardson
Harvey Anderson
Joel Cage
Stephen Sell
Timothy Klind
Perry Warren
Roger Melson
John Paul Couch
Robert Hart
Phillip Haynes
Phillip Haley
Larry Retherford
Paul Gray
Johnnie Vaughn
Wesley Eutchison
Larry Oliver
Aaron Silver
Emges tramples East Side 14-4 in Babe Ruth game
In Babe Ruth Little League Emges beat East Side 14-4 behind pitcher Early. Coca-Cola then defeated Guide Lamp 6-3 with Clem on the mound, East Side also noted.
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Coca Cola
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Early
Coca-Cola
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Clem
Wykoff
Boles
Reed
Bagshaw
Norris
Gambling Shift Toward College and Pro Athletics Reported
An aide to the former Senate Crime Committee testified that gambling activity linked to McCarroll’s syndicate may have moved from the horse parlor to Erskine National college and professional football. The piece mentions Little League at Fairview Park and cites Moore Bagies as winning pitcher in a baseball game with a 100 110-3 McCarroll’s score line and Moore, Richman, Harber and Carroll in the box score.
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Washington
Senate Crime Committee
Eagles
McCarroll
Erskine National College
Fairview Park
Moore Bagies
Moore
Richman
Harber
Carroll
Mallory and Allison Win Fortville District Games
Mallorys and Allisons Jets won opening Fortville district semi pro games. Mallorys led 3 0 after one inning and rolled to a 9 4 win over Fortville Kennerly Clothiers with strong late scoring. Allison Jets built early cushion then finished 9 4 over Fortville. next games scheduled with Vestal Steel and Mallorys at 7 p m Tuesday and Allison Jets vs Steel later.
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Noggle
Critchfield
Harvey and
Maas
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