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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1958

Page

6

California Olympic Planning Faces New Trouble

In San Francisco AP reports a dispute over the 1950 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley intensifies as ex-aide Alan Bartholemy accuses delays and costly tactics. O lympic chief Prentis Cobb Hale defends the committee while Bartholemy claims he was forced out to install Robert King to push a large Sang Toessney appropriation efforts. Legislature later allocated 7,900 for the show amid funding battles as Wayne Poulsen, Sierra Valley landowner, acts key.

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Castor Clinches Indiana Trapshooting Handicap Title at Clinton

Castor, Fall Creek Valley Conservation club president, won the Indiana handicap trapshooting crown at Clinton with a perfect 100 straight. He eclipsed G. L. Griffin of Bedford who had 99 and Franklin Westover of Den-Bartholemy with 98 as more than 300 shooters from Indiana and nearby states competed in rough weather. Castor's win marks the first perfect score in the 64-year history of the Indiana Trapshooting Association.

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Flood's 14th Inning Homer Beats Milwaukee 5-4

Flood slammed his sixth homer of the season in the 14th inning, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-4 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. The blast cleared left field against Lew Burdette, who pitched the entire game for Milwaukee.

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Erskines Edge White River In 8-4 Little League Contest

Erskine wins 8 4 over White River in damp opening game at Athletic Park. Jerry Degitz stars on the mound with six strikeouts while allowing only one walk. Steve Ruth and Joe Kilmer lead the Erskines hitting front. White River scores early but Erskines rally with three third inning runs and pull away for the victory.

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ACC Sports Highlights and Golf Winners Listed

ACC Men's Golf winners led by Justice Parks and N Rice. Softball hitters top the list with Efé sia statistics by Charles J. Bates. Eddie Lebaron signs with the Washington Redskins for a reported 14 thousand dollars per season. Joe Fields leads local club shoots with a .500 average amid weather disruptions.

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East Chicago Coach Dies Of Heart Attack

East Chicago Washington High School football coach Zitko, 46, collapsed during a round of golf at Cedar Lake. He had served on the Washington staff since 1989 after coaching at Roosevelt and had played NCAA football at Northwestern. He was accompanied by Hammond Morton coach Maurey Zlotonik during the incident.

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Moon Sends Game To Extras On Solo Homer

Wally Moon tied the game with a bases empty homer in the ninth, his second of the season, as Milwaukee after Burdette allowed ten hits fell to St Louis 6 4. The Cardinals built a lead then nearly held but Moon’s blast forced extras and both teams traded runs in a 6 4 finish.

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Semi-Pro Baseball Double Header Rescheduled In Indiana

The Marhoefers Club and Sporting Goods Nine clash in a revived Indiana Semi-Pro schedule at Anderson Memorial Field. Muncie and Anderson Sporting Goods meet at 5 30 with Lafayette and Vestal Steel of Indianapolis facing rain delays and ground conditions prompting a revamped tournament format.

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Fishing and sports roundup from Anderson area

Officer William Palmer reports fishing conditions across 18 central counties with streams clearing and bass catches fair in places. WPA ponds and AUXILIARY POLICE results show North Anderson 20 Pulaski 6 and Hart area scoring. Oscar Melson Jr. sets course records and earns eagle on Grandview hole. Billy Thom brings his wrestling troupe to Madison County Shrine Club for Shrine Day events with matches and charity ties. Bob Utter notes first AAU mixed boxing show in Texas with six color era bouts led by Rice freshman Bob May losing to Murphy Goodwin.

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No Wonder Moore Is All Shook Up

Washington dispatch reports Chicago White Sox pitcher Ray Moore was shaken after a three car crash Sunday Weekeeacke in Maryland. He suffered a forehead cut and facial abrasions and was treated at Casualty Hospital as Senators beat his team 5 4 in the second game of a doubleheader. Police said a stop sign violation led to the collision injuring the second auto’s occupants. In Cleveland Vic Power received word he is to be returned to the active list Tuesday after unspecified earlier designation.

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DeOrsey resigns Senators post in all out baseball battle

Washington to oppose officials in baseball hierarchy. DeOrsey confirms action after Cal Griffith resignation. AL president Harridge warned him to be silenced. He says he acts to defend players and fans, not owners, amid antitrust debate and franchise shift rumors involving Minneapolis and other cities. Braase and Preas sign with Colts.

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