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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1957

Page

3

All-Star Softball Lineups Listed for Sunday School All-Stars

Harold Henry secretary of the Anderson Amateur Softball Association announced lineups for the Sunday School A and B all-stars. Next Saturday the Sunday School B will meet the A at seven with a nine inning game. The Commercial A and B tilt follows. Winners play for an all-star championship on Saturday July 27, losers in a consolation. Numerous church members and local teams named across rosters for A B and C squads with reserves listed.

Harold ‘Henry Anderson Amateur Hal Wood North Anderson Church ‘of God Chuck Loewen Park Place Church of God Dan Frost South Meridian Roger Elis Fifth Street Methodist John Horeway Hubert Parks C—O. ‘Truexx C. Wiseman E. Smith H. Hood Tom Dearing Joe Ramsey E. Bonham W. “Needler M. Shaw E. Brooks D. Jarrett B.brown R. Miller L. Clear R. Marsh D. Fraley A. Short J. Haines J. Coles D. Brown

Suspension of Edward T Parker Confirmed by USTA

The United States Trotting Association confirmed the suspension of Edward T Parker assistant secretary of Yonkers Raceway for violating claiming rules. Parker was suspended by the Illinois Harness Racing Commission for attempting to obtain harness horses in Chicago to fill out fields at Yonkers, with nationwide effect. N Orrin Baker ordered Parker and five others involved in the violation suspended.

Columbus Ohio United States Sportsmen's Park Cicero,il Parker

Tebbetts retracts after NL abuse charge about hit on Robinson

Manager Birdie Tebbetts apologized after accusing Giants of targeting Willie Mays Robinson was struck in the head twice this season and Tebbetts later admitted his statements were not true following a call with NL President Warren Giles.

Joe Reichler Chereen Delie Neler Rob“Robinson Rubén New’ York Giants Robinson Stan “Musial Duke Stitler Ted Kluszewski MT. Know Tebbetts National League Warren Giles Birdie Hoak Kluszewski Brooklyn Dodger Johnny Soga Padres Dartmouth College Springfield College Use Bulletin and Herald

Netmen fall to Marion in club tennis at Park courts

At Marion Park courts the Anderson Tennis Club lost a home meet with singles victories by Bob Hittle and others. Results include Hittle over Walker 15 6, Hornburg over Likes 6-8 6-2 6-3, Hollingsworth over Smithly 6-2 3-6 6-3, Layton over Ray 6-3 7-6 3, Meeker over Fulton 6-1 6-3, Purkey over Jost 6-0 6-2. Next match set for Lafayette on July 28.

Anderson Tennis. Club Atch Marion Sunda Marion- Matter] Park Bob J Walker FL Meeker Ta ‘Tost R. Fulton Bob Hittle Frank Meeker Sr J. Zikes J. Waltzer F.oMeeker Frank ‘Laytor Crooks B. Hutchison Lafayette

Slammin Sam Leads Favorites in P G A AL Golf

Sam Snead opened with an eagle and birdies to lead the field in the Professional Golfers Championship at the Miami Valley course. He defeated John Serafin 4 and 2 as top contenders Mayer Burke Ford also advanced in a day of windy, cloudy conditions with several former champions knocked out in 64 head to head matches.

White Sulphur’ Springs West Va John Serafin Pittston Sam John Felix Snead Dick Mayer Art. Stuhler Pittsfield Mass Jack Burke ‘Jr Gene Marchi Doug Ford Denny Champagne Orlando Fla Miami Valley

Local 957 and Allied Players Meet in All Star Lineups

Cincinnati Redlegs outfielder Frank Robinson doubled in his first time at bat in a major league game. The text lists players from Hammons Plumbers Black Labels Polish Club Emge Packers Alexandria Merchants and others forming a local all star lineup for a team event.

J. Humphries Lynch Carl McNulty Gene Little Hammons Mayor Sauerwein Emge Packers Bob Kessler Hammons Plumbers Joe Hawerton Alexandria Merchants Fred Caldwell Black Jack Taylor Plumbers Ed Kotoki W. Ogden Black Label Don Bork Emge Packers Ab—C. Hudson Ana G. Pentz Hammon Plumbers Mel Keith Charles Dillman Clyde James Hsamons Plumbers Ron Kempher Junior ‘Mier Ralph ~ Clendenan Don Small C .Couch Strader H. Jones D. Teague W. Couch Bob ‘Hodge Chuck Humes Hs Geet Cincinnati Redlegs Frank Robinson

Grandview Ladies Club Golf Opens With Pairings

The Grandview Ladies Club announces pairings for the Grandview Ladies Golf Championship opening today. A class features Ben King versus Hilda Penry Edith Pitts versus Louise Fogarty Jo Gray against Bee Granger Helen Hobbs and Bye. B class lists Helen Higi against Mac Green Kate Brown and several byes, with Margare t McAllister Carolyn McManegill Flossie Gibbons Alice Thornburg Mary Cave Ravenscroft Celeste Dennison Helen Hammer Ben King defending champion. Also Yonkers Raceway president rejects $10 million harness plant bid.

Grandview Ben King Hilda Penry Edith ‘Pitts Louise Fogarty Jo Gray Bee Granger Helen Hobbs Helen “Higi Mac' Green Kate: Brown Juanita ‘Heritage Bee jPetisrew Margaret Mcallister Carolyn McManegill Flossie Gibbons Alice “Thornburg Mary. Cave B. Ravenscroft Celeste Dennison Helen Hammer Ben King

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