Wrestling Card Highlights Thest And Mato Show
Thest and Mato clash in a heavyweight wrestling headline at Vice Field Indianapolis promoted by Bly Sham. Promoter Thom touts top talent and charity proceeds for the Leader Dog League with a star-studded lineup and preliminaries building to the main bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Thesy
Mr. Mato
Vice
Fary Field
Inndianapolis
Bly Sham
Thom
Dog League
Rochester
Mich
Pawnlawn! Jiang Club
Ld Unstrat
Chom
West 16Th Speedway
Baron
Michele Legne
Morrie Shitport
Merten
Tavachmaiplan
Wild Wi Longsan
Wairgrounds
Matn
Lp Caliseusteeverml
Holder
Fuji
Haooradhto Snr
Rity Seiari
Refererris Freeman
Dinhle Ly
Cvelae Anaya
Veo
Troy Stops Tony Anthony in Wild Ring Bout
In a chaotic clash Tony Anthony of New York faced Troy of New York as the bout swung on held rounds. The referee Ray Miller halted the fight after Troy pressured Anthony to the ropes with relentless combinations ending when officials intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooly
Willis Troy
New York
Middleton
Tony Anthons
Anthony
Hell PhD
Farmer Nation
Aca
Earay
Shvaye
Antiamy
Deleisé
Troy
Buydy
Reius
Ray Miller
Hockett Wins Calabria Loses in Tennis Clash
Seixas breezes through first round at Ma tonal Clay Courts in Chicago after returning from Western Tennis Championship in Indianapolis. Trat t of Cincinnati defeats Dick Meer 5 0 0 60. Weeklong meet features top players including Larson and Mesttay as crowds watch the action at Moonauth city venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seixas
Chicago
Vic Seixas
Phildelphia
Indianapolis
Tony
Tratt
Cincinnati
Dick Meer
Clinton
Ae Chet F3u
Crabort
Art Larson
Sag Luvana
Galig
Patterson Stops Roger With ATKO in Fray
Patterson knocks out Roger in a brisk middleweight bout on Monday night, delivering decisive blows after early back and forths. The fight, held near Whistlerayes, sees Roger pressured by Patterson from the fifth round as he tails with combinations and a mounting advantage.
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Reaw York Tite
Iremer
Mirmipion
Jaccues Boger
France
Rayer
Acta
Wea
Toren
Swan
Prates Islonal
Margot
Dattergat
Nemsell
Proceeed
Edgewood tournament plays reveal tight scoring in 1st round
In Edgewood events a mix of players posted low scores with several names like McGuire and Chamberlin near the field. The report lists rounds, holes, and totals such as 73 and 163, noting ties and key figures amid scattered nam es and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Oho Mecuireen
Pranklytt Marsh
Kenedy
Leckanjan Bylek AG
Low Frase
Billis
Fala McGuire
Bon DeVol
Arlen Hael
Tel Inte de Sot Data
iGvorge
Willi & Wilt Malls
Fienel — Ll
Dairy Stuxton Way
Dick Catton
Bon Chamberlin
Mimon Mills Sr
Ragin
Don Iigus
Rd Mhinagan
Allen Mart
Mi Murphy
Fortunes Of Athletics Campbell Hit Rock Bottom Monday
Campbell's Athletics struggle deepens as pitching injuries and financial woes unsettle the team. Manager Eddie Joost cites recurring arm injuries and a costly slump, while a community fundraising drive aims to save the season. The toll includes dropped gate receipts and a declining morale amid a six week downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
T. Farrington
Joe Coyne
Tost
Teast
Jones
Philadelphia Athletics
Eddie
Joust
Holton
Lagt-Pkite
Boston
Baltimore
A's] Joost Said the Absence of Pitcher 10 and U-l al Comic Mack Slu-Robby Shanty
Iain Wok
Real Wat
Anlfichlor
iZerniad
Ian
Fis Heen
Morales
Ure
Joseph $. Clark
All Star Baseball Game Details From Cleveland
Facts and figures cover Tuesday's All Star Game between the American League and National League in Cleveland. Parameters include site Municipal Stadium, July 14 start times, television and radio partners, weather, odds, starting pitchers Whitey Ford and Robin Roberts, last season results, standings, managers, umpires, and alternates.
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Cleveland
Municipal — Streliam
Guie Unie
Kain
Dalesio
Aiann
Or & P.m
al Cst
National Pissdsoniing Cay
Muual
Mutual Broadcasting System
Ordds
Whitey Ford
New York Yankes
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phils
Carey Stengel
New York
Whiter Alston
Erskine Honored In NL , AL Exhibition Plan Moves Forward
Players and fans respond to Carl Erskine letter of congratulations as Wally Alston's NL team prepares to meet the AL stars in Cleveland. Fans praise the idea of cross league games while Indianapolis optimism grows about the Tribe’s strength in the American Association. Boots earns a state junior golf trip to the International Tournament in Albuquerque, with Indiana peers joining the August 11–25 journey from Peru.
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Thamar
Che
Iits
Varantes
Amerivith
Leagua
National
Toop
Bronx Bombers
New York Yankees
Jinevi
Boots
Ted Boots
Anderson Hugh School
Edward Westcott
Dunior Chamber of Commerce
Conmnliies
Iut
Indiana
Albuquerque
New México
Bouls
Peru
Jaycer
University of New Mexico
Indiana Golf Assn elects Blake state president at Anderson
Konert Blake of Anderson was installed Monday night as president of the Indiana Golf Association at a meeting in Anderson. Willard Shelby of Lebanon becomes president elect, and Clifford Wagener of Indianapolis is re elected secretary. The group did not select a 1950 derby host until fall, with invites from Indianapolis and other cities received.
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Wawa
Brooklyn
Panei Fleming
Evansville
Mike Rorson
Alderson
Ena Sacidal
Don Granger
Anerson
Atse
Af Erskine
Eusene Uilaze
Andarsundt
Acre
Anderson
Don Chives
Indianapolis
Leila Roland
Snelbyyns
K. D. Schuyler
Carl Br ‘Alll Rye Jr
Indianapalis
Steine
Robin Job
Richard E. Warner
Jack Strassweg
Patladel
Holmes
Kendallville
Tandy
suao—raiRayyeskis
Bortz
Zara Rawr Y
Nohie Knowlton
Lebanon
Harlan
Merald
Willard Shelby
C. Magssinger
Eerie
Llaveld Thossinger
Thickron
Adana Atir
Jack Ramsay
Tipton
Anaq Fonlenty
Charles Marvel
Bloomington
Lester Gringle
Intan i Ad
Attica
Robincon
John David
Furie
Sam O'Neall
Crawfordsville
David Ward
Allien
Alkive
Etna
Willian
Wishman Larsson Ramsay
New Caste
Betel
Ity
Juahes
Fred Kroft
Kokomolee Cable
Bedford
Rekiee
Toraevan
Snider
Fublli
Callin
Terry Temple
Tera
Loki
Ennis
Cneamund
Galltuinn
Toy Riges Jr
Redford
Init McClure
Richmond
Kelly Wise
New Castle
Sany
Lablaw
WAI
Tony Peirie
Vafayette
Tgorald Rabal
Ershine
Panne Oes Verostke
Torre Wau Hemmy Coble
Tom Decker
Rarald Campbell
India
Pakistan
U.S
Fish and Wildlife Servier
Fallen
Eure
Gnibenwalien
Weheraler
Meweomba
Phite
Harbin
Tadianapolis
DeMarco Knocks Araujo Three Times In Bout At Fenway Park
Tony DeMarco, of Boston, stopped Araujo in the fifth round of a scheduled ten rounder at Fenway Park. Referee Eddie Curley halted the bout after a blistering sequence of rights and lefts as DeMarco built a dominant rally, extending his professional record to 41 wins with the KO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tony DeMarco
Araujo
Ody
Eddie Curley
Dallas Will Remain Mum Over Baseball
Dallas officials insist on no further public statements about bringing major league baseball to Dallas Walls. Spokesman Pogelson, after a call with National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues official George Tragitman, said the public drive is risky and could harm the venture. He emphasized staying silent protects interests as the local effort faces scrutiny from Texas league leaders and other bidders.
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Dallas
Pogelson
George Tragitman
Weeutant
National Assn. of
Professivig — Baselstll Leaznes
Columbus
Ohio
Dick Warnett
WN Kintles
Trainin
Traman
Hubby and Wife Taylor Lead at Grandview Course Event
The Grandview Course hosted a mixed pairs event sponsored by ONG Insurance Agency. Maxine and Joe Taylor claimed first place ahead of Roby and Yorn Deaton while Rene and Ray Bonate posted a 1034 for leading net scores. The tournament featured many teams and a press score followed by net results.
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Maxine
Joe Taylor
Owith
Grandview
Roby
Yorn Deaton
Rene Aml
Ray Bonnate
Max
Jon 'Taylye
Belly
Bark “Thani
Galdie
Buck Young
S.marie
Jack Brown
Suzette Ant
Yaear Melsin
TeeManey Ant
Bob Wakhardts
Margarst
Varry Ackerman
Betty Yeh Dee Poohey
Sally
Jim Fearnow
Inirney
He Joe Onnohit
Tnskance
Agency
Charles
Red’ Wolfe
Smorgasbord
Afr
Bort
Alaxtn
Dorin Dnanlatan
al. Johnson
Meanie Suust
Wayne Sheley
Jane Evil
Harry Williuana
Aierynd
Iane Choro Raita
Susmita
Cycue Mela
Aigureen
Red Walle
Reraivre Onl
Lew Koby
Bu Prevsing
Cava
Murtha
Bus Ceottoy
Molen
Tea Hige
Murino
Harold Gonmmbell
Berry
Bert Thomas
Koby
Vero Deaton
Marge
Taub Gibbons
Imaly
Charles England
Bally
Loraine
Duke Mellor
Helen
Ine Hummer
Mer
Joy O'Neill
Mosing
Jos Taylor
Jerry Jomhny
Glawlys
Guy Cheney
Wanite
Dock Merituga
Vieninia Amt
Geigne
Rema
Dud Taylor
Covise
Haphiyn Aqush
Money
Bob Borkhard
Marne
Bol Duna
Marie
Cork Campbell Pieunice
Buge Anderson
Ninla
Dock Grown
Rowe
Roy ‘Bennet
Morgerst
Harry
Achefm
Den
Jovit Gouger
Hales
Borcigthamburg
Annaid
Hie Wawn
Emnborn
Ronni Burke
Deisy
Rey DeHoy
Jane
Low Thawner
2Hyie
Hranard Themen
Oliver Campbell
Dan Brown
Wow Overett Bricker
OA Bes
Pavier OS
Guyan
Jone Digby
Roller
Sassie
Burk Yeung
Cat Wille
Foute
Jin
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Thest
Mato
Tony Anthony
Moontauth Py
Hovkeiet & HP Abotors
Ah Anderson
Windhall
Wehind
Datla
Ud Koko
Ubenst
Calali Chistee
Junior Legion
Memorial Wield
Hocket
Vest
Llany
Maarlaty
MIL Hope
Hazelwood Amu
Hockeit
Bray
O.chesterfivkt
nAlex
Yanklin
Riley
Buckutll
Bea
Snyder
Foner
Francis
Lonptelion
Bunnell
Amana
Washington
Maxamiri
Oxborne
Teeve
Aga
Ranklin
Seoul
Tuntan
Favor
Easter Debriy
Shirei Vete
Buulorggn
Windlemplelt
Franklin Alex
Keller
Sky
CAT
Rey
Beer Ae
Chassiete
Walt Ditzen
Patterson
Roger
Atko
Edgewood
Chesterfield
Mt. Hope
Hazelwood
Joe Campbell
Mine Anderton WinkerGu
Curliana
Wet Country Club
Mike Borson
Dan Granger
Eugene Glaze
Hib Barker
Bob Campbell
Y Buxton
Bob Blake
Marly
Otbers
Ths
Noroma Sanders
Middletown
tBu
Venant Barnhorst
Tipton A
Bob Nichols
Jack Rantsay
Vipton
Lester Bringie
Martin Angell
Artie Harp
Jerry Childs
Larston Stamsay
Ak Balwin Te Arnold
C. Farrington
Dale Burgess
Ind
Charles Chick
Marrington
Kokomo
Hopetheran Eagle
Ss Mayer
Ndianapolis
St. Paul Saints
Keeky Farrell
Jamus Hedskins
Hindianapolis
Trifiany
Blake
S&p Bipmands
Jowalry sMlvar
Bescutara Comarat
Hardin
Oe Soln Flynn
Onick
Brusher Emberton
Dow
Mex Farrington
Farrington
Flo
Pat Patterson
Chuck Harvington
Guy Mackey
Alauelle
Ehip
Helne Durniak
South Bend
Nick Garhacz
Hirde White
Hale
Paul Watson
J Bob Blake
Dale Morey
Martinsville
M. Voris
C. Cy Pridlin
Vic-Lenn
Bob Williams
Bob McCulehcon
Utive
Fred Wampler
Banon
Lndianopolia Vel
Paul Gray
Blooagtan Sa
Eagle
Wats
Kenney Richardson
Sian Lo
George Poolilsan
Hannington
Wendell Aildvich
AngulalJoo
Iivadeiaa Est
Paul John Mecuiee
Holf
Walter H. Drake
Wiliam
Michigan
Kallenhaeh
Dawe Hallin
Lebanoer
Hobstito
Leba ‘Ete
Clayton Ranger
Raver Hien
Aieia
Logansport
Harley Drake
Dick Nothercut
Torre Haute
Glen Jones
Jon Wolfe
Verve Haute
Hartford Ciy
George Wapersik
Jin Goelehous
Tord
Harte
Mlunier Grant
Kokama
Bloomvnington
Kealan Garrison
Kal Park
Glenn Smith
Marl Park
Kab Wall
Granssille
Steve Idonanyk
Korn Dimond
Lafayelle
Mav Hmuvile
Lafayette
Id Grace
Rosecthal
Archie Firisel
Manticella
A. G'Cinnar Manticett
Howard Barnharat
Tip
Bal Nichols
Arne
Hoey
Hillman Robbins
Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Italy College
Carlis Person
Sunny Flor
Bib Munériel
Houston
Texas
Porson
Morey
Or ‘Arly
James Wint Barry
Anderson Leh School
Hoend Rack
South Bend Central High School
South Kebe
Memorial Hospital
Smdth
Barry
le Sundiny
Al-Sur
Indiana Reformatory
Ney
Candida
R. Lennis Murphy
Franklin
Ryfeith Campbell
Momicela
Joe Compagna
Monticello
Joe
James
Went
Rushville
Tames Fleming
Bvansville
Hamilton
Rvansville
Derry Chilis
George Bender
Hn Carthers
SPIGA
Dirk Elliott
Lawrence Grysenmeyer
Logan
Port
John S. Green
iJack H. Payne
Duncat
Mdinapolis
Jarnen Ardipple
Lafayathe
DeMarco
DELCO
Model Home Stores
Aya
Joe’ Taylor
Hubby
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