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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1956
Page
10
A fragmented, opinion filled sports note questions Smoky Alston and Roy Campanella as the Dodgers struggle after a strong start. It cites management coaching, player bravado, and looming doubts about form and future as Knoxville offers a minor league baseball incentive while stadium plans stall.
Columbus report of Ohio State star Cassady agreeing to a two year contract with the Detroit Lions worth about 30000 per year. The terms, discussed in Madison and Baton Rouge, surfaced amid Canadian league activity and Louisiana law questions.
Light heavy Tony Anthony a 21 year old New Yorker seeks to prove rebuilding has strengthened him for a Friday night main event with Tony Johnson in Madison Square Garden. Johnson, 23, a free swinging club fighter at about 173 pounds, aims to spoil the upset.
Brooklyn Dodgers quarrel over who damaged the Cincinnati Crosley Field clock at 6 32 p m EST. Sal Maglie was eyed after witnesses say players threw baseballs at the clock while Gabe Paul possible blamed. The team plans to send the repair bill to Brooklyn management. Michigan State has won the national intercollegiate billiards title the last two years.
Dodgers executive Bavasi says NL teams stock farm systems and waive aging players to move them to AL clubs, while Yankees' Dewitt cites a talent shortage and cross league demand. He notes Pollet and several fringe moves illustrating the waiver market.
Early Wynn of Cleveland was struck on the chin by Jose Valdivielso’s line drive in the second inning at Griffith Stadium. Sixteen stitches were needed to close the gash but X rays showed no fracture. In Laurel, Maryland the Washington International horse race purse rises to 100 dollars for the fifth running at Laurel on Veterans Day.
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