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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1956

Page

8

Lane probes NL issues and PCC fire talk

Lane speaks out on umpire calls and league conduct as Miss Zilch lambasts players and managers. PCC presidents reject firing Sanders Johns Hill over under the table player aid. Bluemle in Phoenix recuperating. Gill lands three bluegills at Owens Lake with a 10 inch catch.

Lane Miss Zilch Ted Williams Boston Don Newcombe Brooklyn Warren Giles National League Frank Lane St. Louis Warren G. Giles Frank Secory Smarty Zilch Secory Ken Rover Brooklyn Dodgers Boyer Ball Pacific Coast Conference PCC Red Sanders Wilbur Johns Jess Hill University of Southern California West Coast NCAA Purdue Gills Luck Angier Jeff Gill Kempher Drive Anderson Owens Lake

Pro Am golf tourney in Muncie crowns Padgett and Jones

Muncie pro Ray Jones and Padgett lead in the Central PGA sponsored pro am tourney at Anderson Edgewood. Padgett's team shoots 65 to win the pro pro division with Ray Jones pairing for a 65. Seventy three pros and purses enter the event across multiple clubs and players from Indianapolis Bloomington and Muncie.

Don Padgett Muncie Anderson Edgewood Padgett Frank Phelps Milton Mills Sr J. Stell Hagerstown T. Maples Greenfield Ray Jones Anderson Country Club Gross Max Reese Muncie Delaware CC Charles Almany Elwood CC Dick Kiel Simon Purses

Hackett Mace ends Marion streak with 4 0 win

Hackett Mace handed Marion its first loss in 23 games 4 to 0 at Anderson College Field. Don Furnish pitched a strong game striking out seven and escaping bases loaded jams while Al Faunce drove in the final run.

Anderson Hockett Mace Marion Anderson College Field Don Furnish Marion Legion Furnish al Faunce Anderson Jerry Smith Linville Dave Sheedy Short Fowler Lewis Smith Babe Ruth Fred Simpson Jay Dave Luck Cees Kokomo Indianapolis Frankton Cliff Kokomo- Hackett-Mace Frankton-Ander Jonesson Nats Boro Delco-Remy Marion ‘ Arrhoa Rochester Arrhoa Gulliford Poribene Akédecivass Coawee Viksass G William Fee Gee Schroeder Ecschcs Ion Ccrads Purvis Hels Burkett Collins sZeliers Duke Hockett-Maco Weber Tipton AJ Smith Ies Wee Trogesser Sheedy Ar Gee Ae Ae 'Alafanader Peters Gk. Smith Watson Hk Kiss Ess Reichel If Saedesee Morrisett O'Conner Pyke Man Rede de Bae Landrum Callins RBI Simpson Bradley Ftiptom Amps—Simpson Dellinger Deve Perdue Winamac Pires Nicholson Lockwood Ecscserens E.si Cse Duesssanans Vikesis Iilngessterssee Rheinholt eieKen Gt Casbivens Anderson Amer Eckstein Kiya QM Ghiekvisciasd Icici Aici Ckics Ae Iisiesisiss Endergonm Co

Fortville Junior Tourney Seeks Eight Teams

Invitations extended to Calabria and Hackett of Anderson plus teams from Highland Lapel Frankton Elwood to take part in the fifth annual junior baseball tournament at Fortville set for August 1 3 and 8 Fortville tourney director Herschel Kennerly announced last night Entries close when eight teams register with first round pairings at 7 30 Friday night July 27 before the Lebanon Fortville KC game Officials plan two games each night Also reported results Lebanon 13 Knightstown 2 Zionsville 17 Cadiz 2 Fortville 8 Arcadia 2 Frankfort at Greenfield postponed due to rain

Fortville—Iinvitations Calabria Hackett Anderson Highland Lapel Frankton Elwood Fortville Herschel Kennerly Fortville Tourney Lebanon-Fortville KC Lebanon Knightstown Zionsville Cadiz Arcadia Frankfort Greenfield Logansport Warren Rhodes Logansport Police Rhodes Anderson Calabria Frank Woschitz Ferson Greentown Indianapolis Vestal Steel Middletown Junior Legion Base Peru Delco-Remy Diamond Gross Shively Wright Jordan Danforth Rf Sweet Emmerson Delph Schroeder Rf Sahne Coe Brenneke Highlanders Friend H E. Skinner Falstaffs Roudebush Waymire Gonr Conn Simpson Sheedy RBI Walker Barnes DeHority Woschitz Banker Pickle Ef Ray Jorden Beeson Young Gilpatrick Sac Sweet Ridenour AB Shelton Beeson Greentown John Lutteon Teague Beeson Davenport Sf Huffman Beeson H. Parsons Atchison Fawcett Trimble White Rf Lawler Rf Wright P Hatfield Tiwene Milton If Weston Cf Myers Kissane Rigas Moore Muterspeaugh Gross Ellis Wright Haynes Kbp Castor Ewing ss-Ib U—Sele Wood Pee Ewe

PGA appoints J Edwin Carter as Tournament Bureau Manager

The Professional Golfers Association of America named J Edwin Carter of San Anselmo California to head the Tournament Bureau. The appointment followed negotiations with the PGA Executive Committee during the Canton championship tournament. Michigan State joined the Big Ten on May 20 1949.

Carter Canton Mass Professional Golfers Assn. of America J. Edwin Carter San Anselmo Calif PGA Michigan State Big Ten

Rhodes Shines In 6 1 Victory

Classified section reports multiple baseball scores across the National and American Leagues. Notable line shows Rhodes starring in a 6 to 1 win. Various pitchers and games listed with teams including Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, New York, Cleveland, Brooklyn, Chicago, Detroit, and Kansas City.

Cincinnati Pittsburgh Orly New York Bdetrnie Cooperstown Cleveland Broooklye Ehibition Kansas City Chicago Detroit Brooklyn American Association Wichita Indianapolis Milwaukee Logan Gomer Klippstein Maglie St. Louis Philadelphia Mizell Simmons Rush Kline Baltimore Joheson Ferrarese Foytack Gromek Sturdivant Pierce Washington Stewart Griggs Gercia Boston Parnell Burnette Brooklyn S Chicago Wee Ee U T Pet Charleston Brooklye Louis Minneapolis Omaha Mg Charleston

Huffman’s 3-Run Homer Beats Cadiz

Larry Huffman hit a three run homer in the fourth inning to boost Highland's lead over Cadiz. The blast helped Highland secure the advantage and push toward victory.

Huffman Cadiz Larry Huffman Highland

Hull and Evansville Lead State Women Golf Tourney Pairings

Indiana Women's Golf Tourney at Hillcrest features Julia Hull Anderson facing Marjorie Kahn Evansville in upper bracket action. Qualifiers include Alice Dye Indianapolis and Sandy Spuzich Speedway with low scores advancing to Friday's championship flight amid tight match play schedule.

Hull Julie Hull Anderson Gal Edgewood Country Club Indiana Indianapolis Hillcrest Margery Kahn Evansville Herald Indianapolis Alice O'Neal Dye Hillcrest Paul Dye Jr Cynthia Sawyer South Bend H.D. Cain James Balch Sandy Spuzich Speedway Ted Miloserny Anderson &3 Marjorie Kahn Hail of Marjorie McNeely Deller Richard Fulmer Jacv ‘Eesling Lou Bola Don Ellis Paul Wisely Terre Haute K. Schuette Lafayette Lincoln Parry Muncie W. Heaziitt New Albany Irs Hugh Carter Kokomo Marjorie Ragsdale Franklin C. Woodard W. L. Sexton Ruth Lindenberg Stanley Boughton R. W. Oliphant Don

Progressive YMCA Girls Swim Classes Show Strong Progress

Progressive swim classes at the YMCA attract many girls this summer as they master basic skills, float, sitting and standing dives, and begin swimming the pool width. Advanced swimmers work on diving, water ballet, strokes, and Life-Saving tests while an endurance challenge records top performers like Laura Carter and Maxine McCrea as they swim multiple pool lengths.

YMCA Janice Strough Carol Blowers Rita Segner Virginia Davis Linda Hunicutt Penny Hartman Margaret Rector Carol Forkner Marvy Ganger Elma Ewing Judith Combes Sally Cronk Sharon Jarvis Mary Reeder Sharon Tabata Ava Porter Rose Smith Norene Stafford Wanda Phillips Rebecca Ward Julie Peer Sandra Beasley Georgan Laura Carter Maxine McCrea Marilyn Shaw Shirley McFarland Becky Ward

Joe Louis Denied License Over Damaged Heart

Joe Louis, 42, once world heavyweight champion, was ruled unacceptable by the Illinois Athletic Commission after a physician reported a damaged heart. The Alabama born fighter, known for holding the title longer than any other man, faces income tax troubles while pursuing wrestling work.

Chicago Joe Louis Louis Illinois Athletic Commission

Angler Reels In A Real Seagull On Lake Couchiching

In Orillia Ontario G A White of Toronto rowed into Lake Couchiching to catch a fish and instead reeled in a seagull from a height of 409 feet after the bird snared his minnow. It took a half hour to haul the gull aboard and free it. The bird flew away once the hook was removed. In a separate item Wausau Wisconsin reports a full working agreement for 1957 between the Cincinnati Redlegs and the Wausau Lumber Jacks of the Class C Northern League.

Orillia G. A. White Toronto Lake Couchiching White Wausau, Wis Cincinnati Redlegs Wausau

White Sox Fall Short at Comiskey in 3-2 Loss to Athletics

Chicago slumped after a 2-9 road stretch as Comiskey Park witnessed a 3-2 defeat by the Kansas City Athletics on Monday night. Kansas City pitcher Bob Turley earned the win while Sox starter Early Wynn took the loss.

Chicago Chicago Cubs Myron Drabowsky Trinity College Cubs Drabowsky Clyde Mccullough Chicago White Sox Comiskey Park Kansas City Athletics

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