Erskine named to NL All Star team in 1960s context
In a week of golf and local club action, Indiana players dominated Sunshine News coverage. Campbell wins Indiana Public Links title with 199 for 26 holes, Tom Taylor posts 151 at Essig, while junior Anderson amateur Essig shoots 152. Wiley Milburn eagle at Lacewood 5 highlights the rapid pace of local golf. The Anderson Country Club hosts an 18-hole guest tournament next Saturday with 60 prizes and a 6:10 pm dinner, attracting around 100 entrants. William Pressing leads Major's Market event at Edgewood with three-under par 69, earning Low Gross and Net honors amid a strong field. Frances Take Up Golf closes the piece with a light note on lessons for his three children.
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Edgewood Country Club
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Jerry Buxton
Milton Mills Sr
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Clifford Hardwick
Rival Starters Named For All Star 13 Classic
National and American League rosters are announced with starting players from Brooklyn Philadelphia New York St Louis Cleveland Chicago Detroit White Sox and San Francisco. Notable names include Jackie Robinson Duke Snider Stan Musial Yogi Berra Hank Bauer Mickey Mantle Willie Mays and Don Mueller. Smoky Burgess Del Crandall Gil Hodges Pee Wee Reese Red Schoendienst Ransom Jackson Don Mueller Willie Mays Gus Bell Frank Thomas selected as reserves.
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Brooklyn
Ted Klu Svewski
Cincinnati
Granny Hamner
Philadelphia Phils
Alvin Dark
New York Giants
Ray Jablonski
St. Louis
Jackie Robinson
Duke Snider
Stan Musial
St Louis
Yogi Berra
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al Rosen
Cleveland
Bobby Avilaleveland
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Varrasquel
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Ray Boone
Detroit
Orestes Minoso
Whi Sox
Mickey Mantle
Hank Bauer
Alston
Cate Smoky Burgess
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Gil Hodges
PeeWee Reese
Red Schoendienst
Ransom Jackson
Chicago
Don Mueller
Willie Mays
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Cinein
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh
Braves Rout Cubs as Conley Wins Another For Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves walloped Chicago 11 runs in the first three innings then cruised to a decisive 11 to 1 victory at Wrigley Field. Gene Conley earned his seventh win, allowing nine hits with a strong start. Joe Adcock and Del Crandall homered, Ralph Kiner added a third inning shot, and the Braves benefited from four walks and a wild pitch to straighten the game early.
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Chicago Cubs
Anderson Amateur Softball Association
Shadyside Park
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Braves
Dave Cole
Chicago
Gene Conley
Fone
Ralph Kiner
Joe Adcock
del Crandall
Milwaukee
Cole
Johnny Klippstein
Crandall
Ernie Banks
Randy Jackson
Cub
Kiner
Klippstein
Maglie Keeps Record Intact Against Bums
Giants beat Dodgers 5 to 2 as Al Dark and Monte Irvin drive in runs and Willie Mays hits his 27th homer. Sal Maglie remains undefeated in his 10 starts at Brooklyn, aided by Marv Grissom after a two run first inning and a late danger loaded situation.
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al Darkie Mays
Monte Irvin
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sal Maglie
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Willie Mays
Don Mueller
Irvin
Bob Milliken
Giants
Powder Puff Derby disqualifications cut field to 46 in Long Beach
The Powder Puff Derby trimmed its field to 46 after five planes were disqualified. Jean Bartel Miss America 1943 led the handicap based race with Lauretta Foy of Vancouver in pursuit. Finals and prizes of 2000 dollars were to be awarded at a Wednesday banquet after pilot meeting.
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Calif
Jean Ected
Bartel
Lauretta Foy
Manufac Nors
The
Ninety-Nines, Inc. Organization of
National Pro Standings Mixed With Team Matchups
The page lists scattered standings and matchups from the American Association era. Entries reference teams like Milwaukee Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and New York with results and schedule notes. Specifics are garbled but indicate several city teams and dates around national play.
Trucks Hurls 1-Hitter For Sox Against Tigers
Trucks delivers a one hitter against Detroit as Chicago eyes a pennant race win. Harvey Kuenn’s single is the lone baserunner in a 4-0 victory with a pitching gem from the Sox ace.
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Trucks
Sox
Tigers
Fondy Drydocked For Three Days
Cubs first baseman Dee Fondy missed the opener of a three game series with the Milwaukee Braves due to a jammed right hand. He suffered the injury in a base running collision at Cincinnati and will be out for two or three days while Team GM Stan Hack confirms Fondy’s status and lineup shifts.
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Dee Fondy
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Fondy
Cincinnati
Persve
Jayes Rvinton
Bruin
Stan Hack
Fonds
Steve Biko
Shadyside League Showdown Names Theiss and Broderick
In the Shadyside League, Theiss and Broderick headline a key matchup amid nonconference play. Details remain unclear due to OCR fragments but the pair are central figures in the season’s early buzz.
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Theiss
Broderick
Cormecs
Ion Cormac
Theter eCerrells
Sraight Icory
Shadyside League
Great athletes rely on instinct, says brain expert
Park Avenue physician Dr. Philip J. Trentzch argues that Ted Williams Joe Louis and Paavo Nurmi are top athletes because they trusted primitive instincts. He says success comes from separating the cerebellum from the cerebrum and avoiding overthinking.
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Will Grimsley
Whitney Martin
New York
Park Avenue
Ted Williams
Joe Louis
Paavo Nurmi
Philip J. Trentzch
Trentasch
Columbia University
Ted
Williams
Nurmi
Dr. Trentzsch
Wiliams
Rocky Marciano
Ben Hogan
Louis
Paul Waner
Trentzsch
All Star Replacements Named Amid Baseball Talk
Vernon Stone outlines replacements for injured All Star starters as Ferris Fain and George Kell are considered for the American League roster. Dr Trentzsch discusses athletic excellence and brain function, praising Williams Louis Nurmi and other legends while noting umpires may need glasses after 30. Cincinnati pitcher Art Fowler is mentioned with a large family.
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Fain
Kell
York Giants
Dean Stone
Leo Durocher
Washington
Mickey
Paul Giel
Vernon
Minnesota
IR 9 Upsets Muncie Team at Pendleton Reform School
The Pendleton Reformatory nine defeated Muncie Firemen 4 to 3 in seven innings. Muncie, led by Madden and Copeland, managed four hits as Falls and Carey pitched for IR. Pendleton faces Anderson Knights of Columbus next, with all teams to report by 5:30 p.m. at the reformatory.
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Delaware County
Warner
Mable
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Cole” Williams
Ollie Miller
Miller
Falls
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Muncie
Madden
Copeland
Anderson Knights of Columbus
Bob Utter
Six Local Horses Open Harness Program at Athletic Park
Six local owners enter the opening night card at Athletic Park half mile track with a three event five race slate through Thursday. The program lists horses in 2:30 Pace First Division Miss Casebier Alice Kimble and more, plus 2-Year-Trot Marylane Grace and other heats with sponsors and purses.
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Turtle
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Bob Kennedy
Gil Coan
Bob Courtney
Bob Young
Sohey Indians
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Sigler
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Americca
M. Highley
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cinzens Banking CO
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Indians Rally for 11 Runs Beats Orioles 11 3
Cleveland Indians explode for 11 runs in the first inning to topple Baltimore 11 3 Tuesday night. The rally features a Bill Glynn homer and a three run triple by Wall Loatlake as 16 batters came to the plate against Je Coleman and Mike Blyzka.
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Vesane Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Indians
Je Coleman
Mike Blyzka
Bill Glynn
Wall Loatlake
Wilson Beats Indianapolis Single Handed
Wilson powered the Minneapolis Millers to a 4-1 win over the Indianapolis Indians with a homer a triple and a double plus three runs scored. He tallied in the second and fourth innings and drove in another on a sacrifice fly as Bud Byerly struggled through a four-hit performance before relief.
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Minneapolis Millers
Indianapolis Indians
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Bill Harrell
Zi Bud Byerly
Joe Ginsberg
Owen Friend
Fear Spencer
Bob Prentice
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Byerly
St. Claire
Noyer
King
Ginsberg
First boxing match at a major league ball park
The first boxing match ever held at a major league ball park took place at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn on May 99, 1915.
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Brooklyn
Tribe Splits 2 With Foes at Memorial Field
Central Indiana league action saw the Sun Ayaon Manaise team blank Peru 13 to 0 at Memorial Field while losing to Muncie 4 to 0. Pitcher Ly Smith held Peru to five hits with nine strikeouts and no walks. Passwater posted three hits in five at bats, raising his total to ten in thirteen games since joining the squad.
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Sun Valley Indians
Ly Smith
Peru
Passwater
Zaharias to Tour With Husband After Movie Deal
Babe Didrikson Zaharias and her husband plan a joint tour next January after she wins the Women’s Open and wraps a Hollywood film about her life. The pair aim to capitalize on the golf champion’s recent success as they promote the sport internationally.
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George Zaharias
En World Golf
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