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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1956
Page
7
Afternoon winds reshape the results as Laflin loses his morning lead and Garbacz stands at one over after a 73. Aldrich misses the green while the Lebanon shooter sits even par through the first 18 holes. Continued coverage from page one outlines shifting scores and the ongoing 36 hole match.
Governor Knight endorses forming an all California athletic league and criticizes PCC rules and fines. UCLA California USC and Washington faced suspensions over stipends and governance, while Stanford stays in PCC per President Sterling. Knight argues for a unified state league to restore confidence.
Sun Valley Speedway hosts hardtops tonight and July 21 with an added attraction on next Saturday’s card. Briar Johnson of Richmond Dick Jackson of Greenfield Ellis Herbert of Rushville and Your Racing Association stars will be on hand for both programs. Johnson seeks a third straight feature win after last week’s 30 lapper. Other contenders include Bob Hubble Wendell Falls Dave Weir Warren Milliken and Gene Atkinson. Time trials at 7 30 p m with heats at 8 30 p m feature to follow a 30 lap final and a 15 lap semifinal. Ward Beam’s team and the hardtops share the bill next week expected to draw a large crowd.
The Indianapolis Indians protest baseball commissioner Ford Frick over Cleveland optioning third baseman Rocky Colavito to the Pacific Coast League's San Diego club. Indianapolis president Owen Bush argues a working agreement gives his team first claim on players sent down to the minors. Cleveland GM Hank Greenberg counters the agreement covers players sold to minors, not optioned.
Brooklyn Dodgers bring back shortstop Chico Fernandez from the Montreal farm club in the International League. He was batting .284 for Montreal and has been with Brooklyn's IL club since 1953.
In San Francisco at Harding Park, two Memphis natives advance to the National Public Links final. Bill Scarbrough defeats Ovid Seyler 6 up with five holes to play, sealing victory at the 31st hole. Junie Buxbaum beats Jimmy Wilbert 2 and 1 after a 36-hole match to reach the final.
Michael Davies, 19, stunned Lew Hoad 6-3 4-6 6-4 in the Midland Counties men’s semi final in Birmingham. Davies, ranked sixth in Britain, faced a late withdrawal dilemma in the third set. Angela Mortimer defeated Lew Hoad’s wife Jennifer for the women’s title, 6-2 4-6 6-0. Trevor Fancutt beat Jaroslav Drobny to meet Davies in the final.
The 1956 Indiana Amateur championship concludes with Joe Campbell versus Nick Garbacz. Play begins at 9:20 as secretary Cliff Wagner notes the two halves: 18 holes this morning and the second round this afternoon. Officials praise crowd cooperation and course conditions.
Walter Reid Swimming Club coach Stanley Tinkum of Washington D C was named Friday as swimming coach for the women's U S Olympic team for Melbourne Australia games. Ed Aspinall of Indianapolis announced the appointment. Also notes include Pimlico race winners Nashua Citation and Native Dancer with purses of 1 100 365 1 085 760 and 785 240 respectively.
In a 3 2 loss to Baltimore Kansas City nearly overcame an early deficit. Kellner and Johnson starred with 2 RBI apiece while Skizas and Kell each homered. In the separate New York game Sturdivant earned the win and Wynn took the loss. Virginia Tech athletes claimed five Southern Conference titles across wrestling golf rifle and track during 1955 56.
An instruction sequence describes gripping a fold of line between thumb and forefinger, using the 3rd and 4th fingers to twist and lift more line, withdrawing to re-use fingers, and repeating to re-cast while releasing folds. The motion aims to produce a swimming action for fly presentation.
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