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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1954

Page

12

Nelson and Hull Vie For Indiana Women’s Golf Title

Evansville Indiana reports Jane Nelson of Indianapolis and Julie Hull of Anderson contend in the Indiana women’s golf tournament at Evansville Country Club. Nelson battles par 74 course in medal play with defending champion Marjorie McNeely of Evansville and others, while Tuesday pairings list Nelson facing Judi Keesling and other matchups.

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Perky Sets Down Giants In 12 Frames

Marty Perkowski pitched a complete game as the New York Giants were defeated 10 to 1. Brooklyn’s Willard Maystier led the offense with a long homer while the Giants struggled in the field and at the plate.

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Free-For-All Of Phils Cards Will Be Aired

A chaotic brawl after a doubleheader between the Philadelphia Phillies and the St. Louis Cardinals led to a forfeit of the second game. Players, managers, and officials clashed on the field as suspensions were ordered pending hearings by NL president Ford Frick. Contentious actions involved Phillies manager Stanky and Cardinals officials, with injuries reported and police called to restore order.

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Managerial life of O'Neill in baseball's revolving doors

Fragmented read of O'Neill's long managerial career with mentions of the Phillies and Cardinals. Narration touches on his chances after a period of loss and his reputation, with scattered references to Moores, DiMaggio, and centerfield play and aggressive infield/outfield notions. The passage is garbled but centers on his enduring role and public perception.

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Yankees set to host three series as AL eyes NL

The American League plans a ten day stretch of crucial series beginning at Yankee Stadium with the White Sox visiting for a three game set. Casey Stengel plans Whitey Ford for Tuesday and hints at Keenan and others for night games while Chicago, Cleveland, and New York swing through town in a busy schedule shaping the pennant race. All sides cope with injuries to Kell, Fain, and Lopper as lineup shifts and platoons adjust to back the stretch run.

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Baseball notes on Columbia Riley and team prospects

The passage discusses Columbia Riley and Longfellow, noting their army service and a spring training struggle. It references past St Petersburg talk with Wim about Cardinals coaching, plans to shift to bowling, and a lineup featuring pitchers Roberts and Curt Simmons. The piece questions Whitey’s contenders status, coaching changes, and hopes for a turnaround as season progress remains uncertain.

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Softball schedule and results from arca league play

Last night in the Amateur Softball Association games at Shadyside Lynch Corporation and Elwood Jers ehans each played with eight players and forfeited contests. Moose defeated Governor in a Trane game while First Baptist vs Arrow Heights was cancelled.

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YMCA Youth Baseball Trips to Chicago and Detroit

A YMCA group known as the Y Boys will take two trips, traveling by special bus to Chicago to attend a Cubs game at Wrigley Field and visiting Detroit area sites. The first day includes breakfast plants at Battle Creek and GM plants in Flint, with a visit to the Detroit Zoo and Pontiac divisions. A second trip is planned for August 23 and 24, with similar itinerary, and participants should bring a guardian for reservations.

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Ulrich Collapse After Nervous Breakdown in Copenhagen

Torben Ulrich, Renmark's No. 2 tennis player, hospitalized after a nervous collapse following days in a naval camp. Officials say he received the same reatment as other conscripts and was sent to a military hospital. A separate navy-related note mentions a betting record of 60,378 dollars set on August 6.

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Bond Is Handicap Trapshoot Champ Bond Is Handicap Trapshoot Champ

Clayton Bond of Liberty won the Indiana Handicap Championship at the Indiana State Shoot on Monday. The field included MxIM and Anderson’s Cheek as top contenders. Versehel Cheek of Clinton claimed High Overall, with Bond winning two events. Chy Williams of Bloomington led the professional over all. The text also mentions hockey goalie George Mainsworth, a Canadiens star, and includes scattered notes about Jim Tein and Rie pilcher.

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Cards Turn Back Phillies In Quiet St Louis Victory

St Louis won as Johnny Riddle filled in for suspended manager Stanky. Lawrence pitched well for the Cardinals, scattering ten hits while his defense turned three double plays. The Phillies managed ten baserunners but failed to plate enough runs.

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Urban 9 Splits Games With Foes

Urban 9 defeated North Amlerson at Thinley Park with a 19 point margin while drawing earlier and later opponents. Key players included Lew Warner Wilkerson Young Carter and Tele Row, contributing across varied scoring sequences in a rugged league outing.

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Western Amateur Field Draws 155 To Seattle

In the Western Amateur, a field of 155 competes in Seattle as play begins. Notables include defending champion Tate Morey of Indianapolis, who moves under par on the front nine, while Robert Pratt of Salem struggles to match par. Ring Crosby posts a 33 on the nine hole stretch, and Phil Norris opens with a birdie. The event starts with two days of medal play before match play for the title.

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Public Hearing Set on Alcohol Permits in Elwood Indiana

The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission invites public input at a hearing in the City Council Chamber Elwood Indiana on August 2 at PM. The Lovnt Alghelle Beverage Board will review applications for licenses including The Palos Cafe 18 South ra Street Beer Liquor Wine Retail, Tams Drugs 8 8 Anderson St Liquor Wire Dealer, and George E Harker group transfer George Riseias 107 South Anderson St. Elwood. The investigation will be open to the public with participation requested.

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