Indiana Honors Park Founder Richard Lieber With 19th State Park
Indiana dedicates Cataract Lake land as Richard Lieber State Park, boosting total acreage to about 50 000. Gov Handley will speak as two of Lieber’s children unveil the park marker. the 19th state park lies near Cataract and Owen Putnam counties, popular with fishermen and boaters.
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O'Dell's Big Worry Was Stan Musial
Baltimore pitcher Bill O'Dell recalls facing Stan Musial in the All Star Game. He says Musial was the NL's top threat, explains Casey Stengel urged him to go hard, and notes his pride in pitching before the Baltimore crowd. He credits Paul Richards and Harry Brecheen for his rise and plans to return to Newberry, South Carolina with the All Star ring before his next start.
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Baltimore
Paul Richards
Harry Brecheen
Orioles
Newberry
South Carolina
Kansas City
Good Pitching Keeps NL Guns From Booming
Manager Casey Stengel praised three American League pitchers Ray Narleski Early Wynn and Billy O Dell for limiting the National League. O Dell noted two strikeouts and a groundout by Stan Musial in the eighth with Wynn earning pitching victory in relief. Williams predicted a 3 2 outcome in a park favoring pitchers and Stengel celebrated his third All Star managing win while lamenting omitted players.
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Wengel
O'Dell
Stan Musial
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Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Ted Williams
Boston
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Williams
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Soviet Union Forges Ahead In Gymnastics
In Moscow the Soviet Union surged to a solid lead at the three quarter mark in the men’s events at the World Gymnastics Championships. Japan held second, under five points behind the USSR, while the United States dropped to sixth after compulsory and early optional routines.
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Soviet Union
Japan
United States
Gloomy Nuts Fall Short Against AL Pitching in All Star Show
In Baltimore the American League defeated the National League 4 to 3 as Gil McDougald drove in the winning run on Frank Malzone’s single. Ted Williams, Nellie Fox, and Frank Malzone starred, while Fred Haney’s NL team managed only four hits and made two costly errors.
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Fred
Fred Haney
Haney
Milwaukee
Casey Stengel
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Braves
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Nellie Fox
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Ted Williams
Fox
Thomas
Frank Malzone
Gil McDougald
Oval
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Skinner
Brown To Begin Heavy Workouts For World Title Defense
Joe Brown plans heavy workouts at Camp Holden in Houston for his July 23 title defense against Kenny Lane of Michigan. Lane trains in New Orleans and plans final workouts in Houston next week. Brown’s camp praises his conditioning withVirgil overseeing and notes Brown previously weighed 139 pounds during a season with the Tigers.
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Tex
UPI
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Camp Holden
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Mich
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Carominutes
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Dupas
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Assistant Won't Play Second Fiddle at Wagner College
Wagner College on Staten Island hires Chester Sellitto as part time assistant coach and athletic director Herb Sutter. Sellitto has been second violinist with the Staten Island Symphony Orchestra for years. He will step back from the orchestra due to Tuesday night basketball games.
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Wagner College
Staten Island
Chester Sellitto
Herb Sutter
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Sellitto
Notice to non residents in Madison County legal hearing
In Madison County Circuit Court April Term 1958 Daniel L. Ritenour Mildred J. Ritenour vs Eva Lorraine Hahn Roy Hahn Esther Hahn Frances Hahn Hillard Hahn Complaint No 58 352 hearing July 1958 on objections to additional appropriation and bid notices by the Trustee Advisory Board for non residents of Indiana including bids on various items for a building to house receiving equipment.
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Madison County
Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners
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Circuit Court
Daniel L. Ritenour
Mildred J. Ritenour
Eva Lorraine Hahn
Roy Hahn
Esther Hahn
Frances Hahn
Hillard Hahn
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State of Indiana
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Roy
Hahn
Frances
Irondale
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Golly
Paris
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Ustec
Fedewenm Tasenek
Joseph H. Armington
Harold J. Andersen
Adbnenay
Fae Thalnsilte
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Mable
Hamilton
Edna May Jackson
Joseph H.armington
Superior Court
Stoned
Carl
F. Morrow
Robert Sanqgel
Ney
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