Stengel Defends All Star Pitcher Choices
Casey Stengel defended his AL pitching selections for the All Star game saying he mulled the left handers Score and Hoeft but picked Pierce and Ford based on their records. He praised Score’s strikeouts yet favored Pierces 12-2 and Fords 9-4 with continued emphasis on control and late inning reliability. He noted Narleski and other right handers as anchors and cited Wilson’s strong season after arriving from Baltimore.
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New York
Casey Stengel
Herb Score
Billy Hoeft
Billy Pierce
Whitey Ford
Stengel
Pierce
Ford
White Sox
Yankees
Score
Indians
Hoeft
Tigers
Early Wynn
Ray Narleski
Tom Brewer
Frank Sullivan
Red Sox
Jim Wilson
Johnny” Kucks
Yankee
Narleski
Cleveland
Chicago
Dick Donovan
Wilson
Baltimore
Mizell, Davis pace Cubs rally in nine inning win
In a tight game, Chicago builds late offense to overcome St Louis 7-4. Mizell drives in three runs, Collum scores twice, while Davis earns the win with 3-3 in relief. Lown allows one run in the final frame as Chicago plates four in the ninth to seal the victory.
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Cas
SES Hee
Mizell
Sauer
Konstanty
del Greco
Collum
St. Louis
Chicago
Blasingame
Boyer
Dark
Smith
RBI
Hoak
Baker
Whisenant
Chiti
Davis
Irvin
Banks
Fondy
Kinder
Lown
So—Mizell
Ho—Mizell
Rer
Wp—Mizell
W—Davis
L—Mizell
U—Ballanfant
Crawford
Gore
Jackowski
Calabria Averages Announced Major League Standings
National League standings show Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 0. Philadelphia 7-5, Pittsburgh 5-6. Chicago 7, St. Louis 4. American League results list Washington 6-5, Boston 5. Cleveland 9, Kansas City 3. Chicago 6, Detroit 0. New York 4, Baltimore 3 in 12 innings. Roster of today’s pitchers and games includes Brooklyn at New York, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Milwaukee, Kansas City at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, Baltimore at Washington, and New York at Boston with listed pitchers.
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Baltimore
Boston
Gardner
Washington
RBI
Lemon
Roig
Pyburn
Berbert
Valdivielso
White
Evers
Jensen
Stone
Daley
Uverink
Yost
S ‘Kell
Eee
Buddin
Nieman
Roig and
Runnels
Williams
Frazier
Heewe
Sisler
Dorish
Hurd ‘Triandos
Ewe
Kiely
So—Stone
I Brown
Pascual
Ho— Causey
Hurd Smith
Stone @ Miranda
RER
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Hurd
A Francona
Wiveenseee
Cual
Adams
Soar
Paparella
Hurley
Chulak
New York
Kansas City
Seeise
Ib McDougald
Power
McDermott
Finigan Martin
Skizas
Bauer Rf
Simpson
Ef Mantle
Thompson
C Skowron Ib
Lopez
Collins
Groth
Cf Carey
DeMaestri
Cerv
Ditmar
Siebern
Robinson Howard
Gorman
D Berra
Plews
Ee Coleman
Cleveland AB Morgan
Strickland
Noren
Woodling
Sturdivant
Smith
Byrne
Wertz
Carroll
Hegan
Rosen
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Garcia
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Lees
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Cleveland
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E-Rosen
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Kell Lopez
Car Howard
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Wertz Strickland Mott
Kel
Mi Carrasquel
Kan Randa
Carey Maras City
Cleveland BB
Dittin
Martin
McDougar
Nard
Baltiski
Messi
Bb—Wight
Man
Ho—Wight
R-Er
Loes
Zuverink
Mar
Coleman
Morgan Narleski
W—Narle
R-Er— Ski
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Hearn
Gomez
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Jones
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Fowler
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Schmidt
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Staley
Wynn
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Ashburn
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Ennis
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Simmons
Danforth
Baumholtz
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Roudebush
Young
Erlandson
Virdon
OR. Skinner
Jacobs
Thomas
Long
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Foiles
Law
Swanson
Peen
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Fox
Thomson
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Minease
Dropo
O'Connelt
Esposito
Burdette
Groat
Ham- Aparicio
Wilson
A Thomas
Yale
Temple
Shepard
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Post
Zanski
Kuenn
Bell
Annn
Walls
Bolling
Kluszewski
Skinner
S—Jacobs
Maxwell
Ee Ee
Robinson
Lfee
Phil Kaline
Burgess
Cadelphia
Boone
Grammas
See
Thurman
King
Pepper
Torgeson
J. O’brien
House
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J. O'Brien
Hoeft
See de Jablonski
Ho—Law
Masterson
P MeMillan
Belardi
Nuxhall
Aber
Acker
St Paul
Smal
Od Palys
Pepper Omaha
Jeffcoat
Crowe
Gross
Pb—Shepard
O’brien
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Minoso
Grom
Lollar
Jeffocat
Bb—Wilson
So—Wilson
Master E — Robinson
Logan
Mantilla
Adcock
Rice
Jeff Boston
Coat
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Goodman
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Klaus
Jeff Williams
Rer—Gernert
O Nuxhall
Piersall
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C Dette
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Dixon, Gorman
Pinelli
Boggess
P Etree
Lepcio
Derish
Blasingame
Zauchini
Pel Greco
Lockman
Herzgo
F Olson
Ceeuncoue
Mizell
P Runnels
Sauer Nee Sievers
Kinder
Konstanty
Morgan Condubesek
FitzGerald
Léagesue
Collum
Beuc
Hatton
Berberet
Baker
Fondy
Banks
Irvin
Moryn
Bae
Herzog
Petendis
Americans set world marks in trials for 1956 Olympics
The United States track team smashed three world records in two days as selection for the Melbourne Games progressed. Lou Jones ran 400 meters in 45.2, Charley Dumas cleared over 7 feet in the high jump, and Glenr oe clocked 400 meter hurdles in 49.5, with others tying or breaking records and a thrilling 110 meter hurdles dead heat between Jack Davis and Lee Calhoun in 13.8.
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Australia
Lou Jones
Charley Dumas
Glenroe
U.S
Coliseum
Jack Davis
Navy
Lee Calhoun
North Carolina College
Moose Annual Fishing Rodeo Opens July 14
The Moose fifth annual Fishing Rodeo will be held July 14 at the Anderson Conservation Club pond on West 8th Street. Organized by Loyal Order of Moose No. 150 Anderson City Parks and the Conservation Club with Better Fishing Service as sponsor, the six hour event expects a few hundred children. Roy Richardson chairs the sports committee with Fréd Cassidy William Brek and Mrs Darrell Lawrence leading the local groups. Junior Police League patrols will accompany judges to be announced later. Contest rules require area youths 14 and under to register and supply gear, one pole under 16 feet, no casting, and live or prepared bait acceptable.
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Anderson Conservation Club
W. 8Th St
Loyal Order of Moose No. 150
Anderson City Parks
Better Fishing Service
Roy Richardson
The
Fréd Cassidy
William Brek
Conservation Club
Darrell Lawrence
Women of Moose
Anderson
Sun Valley to Host July Fourth Special With 100-Lap Feature
Sun Valley Speedway plans a Fourth of July program headlined by a 100-lap modified stock car race. YRA drivers will race in three 10-lap heats before the main event, starting at 8:30 p.m. ET. Dick Jackson leads strong field including Briar Johnson and Ellis Herbert. Fireworks cap the night as a large crowd is expected. Saturday features start at 3:30 p.m. with 7:30 p.m. time trials.
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Sun Valley
Greenfield
Dick Jackson
YRA
Briar Johnson
Richmond
Ellis Herbert
Rushville
Dave Weir
Fortville
Anderson
Bob Hubble
Bob Lowe
Wendell Fall
Indianapolis
Warren Milliken
Sheridan
Bill Dailey
Noblesville
Wayne Hawley
Joe Helpling
Fair Races Delayed Then Rescheduled at Anderson Track
Rain delayed the Anderson Harness Races to today at 4:00 p.m. with a muddy track expected to improve after sun. Weather permitting, last night’s races will run this afternoon and the regular Wednesday program will start at 7:30 p.m. Indiana pacing officials expect the track ready and all stake entries remain strong. Alaska has a population of about 200,000.
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Anderson Fair
Walter Hughes
Eddie Johnson
Indiana Pacing and Trotting Association
Yesteryear
Campbell and Long to Wed in First Methodist Church
Joe Campbell of Anderson and Purdue golf prospect, who will defend his Indiana Amateur title here next week, announces his Friday night wedding to Miss Patricia Long of Knoxville Tennessee. The ceremony will be simple, with Eddie Campbell as best man, in the First Methodist Church. The couple met in Knoxville while Campbell was on a Purdue golf tour this spring.
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Joe Campbell
Anderson
Purdue University
Indiana
Patricia Long
Knoxville
Tenn
First Methodist
Joe
Eddie
Harold Campbell
Miss Long
Millard Long
Campbell
Purdue
Ice fisher recovers lost glass fly rod on Torch Lake
Hart Stuart dropped a glass fly rod last summer while fishing Torch Lake. While skating in winter he found the rod, cut a hole in the ice and retrieved it.
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Traverse City
Mich
Hart Stuart
Torch Lake
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