Hull wins 2 up in Indiana women's golf action
Julie Hull of Anderson takes an early lead to defeat Jane Nelson of Indianapolis 2 up. In other matches Sandy Spuzich beats Mrs Charles Edward 5 and 2 in Fort Wayne. Miloserny, Fulmer, Wright, Cain, Hertzer win their rounds as Indiana Women's Golf Assn selects Rockman Country Club for 1958 state tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Pat McGary
Fort Wayne
Miss Hull
Sandy Spuzich
Indiana
Dye
Miloserny
Fuller
Bill Wright
H. D. Cain
Indianapolis
C. C. Hertzer
Evansville
Marjorie Vaughan
Lafayette
Indiana Women's Golf
South Bend
June Waterman
Richard Fulmer
Mary Ann Rogers
Franfort
Marcia Hamilton
C C.hertzer
Madge Rothson
Hull
Anderson
Julie Hull
Jane Nelgon
Orchard Ridge Country Club
Miss Nelson
New 18 Hole Golf Course Opens at Indiana University
Indiana University's new 18 hole golf course opens for play at 10 today with temporary facilities serving as pro shops and offices until permanent locker rooms and shops are built. The 6,538 yard wooded course is northeast of campus near the new bypass connecting Ind 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
University
Memorial Stadium
Wv Rand
Falstaffs Clash With Barons Tonight At Park
Falstaffs face the Birmingham Black Barons at Memorial Field this evening at 8 15 under the lights. The Barons, a longtime Negro American League power dating to 1919, boast a young lineup with nine players picked for the East West game in Chicago. Curtis White Willie Smith and Donnie Harris lead a strong rotation and batting group as they seek the second half lead alongside the Kansas City Monarchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McCoy
Anderson
Birmingham
Ala
Black Barons
Memorial
Barons
National Loop
Chicago
Kansas City Monarchs
Curtis White
Willie Smith
Donnie Harris
Monticello
Ind
Dale
Morey
Indianapolis
Tipecanoe
Jim “Shaw
Mishawaka
Tipton -Hockett
Gas City
Harkett-Mace
McCoy Laboring to Boost Anderson Semi Pro Baseball
Indiana commissioner Ralph McCoy leads the Memorial Field semi pro tournament efforts as fans urged to attend. Mayor Ralph Ferguson and local officials back the drive to revive Anderson baseball with improvements to the field and strong candidate selection for the all tournament team. Julie Hull, aged 17, upset Jane Nelson in the Indiana Women's golf tournament at Orchard Ridge, Fort Wayne, signaling a shift in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Hull
Madison Heights
Jane Nelson
Anderson
Indiana
Fort T Wayne
Orchard Ridge
Herald
McCoy
Ralph McCoy
Memorial Field
Ralph R. Ferguson
City Amateur Association
Vilson
Buzz) McAdams
Little League
Tom
Harry
Wally Smith
Middletown
Jerry Brandon
Nash
Indianapolis Saints
Edgerign
South Bend
Orioles recall rookie Brook Robinson amid the Babe Ruth tourney
Baltimore Orioles bring up 20 year old infielder Brook Robinson from San Antonio to boost depth as the Babe Ruth tournament opens. The Anderson Americans meet New Castle Americans at 5 30 with the Nationals facing New Castle at 7 45, continuing Thursday and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Brook Robinson
San Antonio
Baltimore Orioles
Paul ‘Richards
Robinson
George Kell
Anderson Americans
New Castle Americans
Anderson
New Castle Nationals
Hindman Out and Geisel In reshuffle at Indiana Commission
Arch Hindman of Hagerstown was dismissed as executive secretary of the Indiana State Athletic Commission. Gov Handley named Harry Geisel of Indianapolis, former AL umpire, to replace him. Hindman had served as commission member and executive secretary in a part time role. The panel licenses boxing and wrestling events in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Arch Hindman
Hagerstown
State, Athletic Commission
Handley
Harry Geisel
American League
Hindman
National Boxing Assn
George. N. Craig
Harry Geisell
Commission
Patterson Declared Ready For Title Defense
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson was examined by Dr. Alexander Schiff of the New York Athletic Commission in Greenwood Lake and deemed in excellent physical condition for Monday night's title defense against Tommy Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood “Lake, N. Y
Floyd Patterson
Alexander Schiff
New York Athletic Commission
Tommy Jackson
Tigers Defeat Orioles 5-2 To Take 2-Game Lead
Southpaw Billy Hoeft held the Baltimore Orioles to seven hits as the Detroit Tigers won 5 to 2. Harry Byrd recorded the final out in relief to seal the victory in Baltimore, moving Detroit two games ahead of Baltimore for fifth in the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Ly
Billy Hoeft
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Hoeft
Rem
Harry
Byrd
Balti
Vanderbilt Find Wins with Narrow Margin at Hollywood Park
Alfred Vanderbilt's Find, a 7-year-old gelding, nosed out Eddie Schmidt by a head to win the Sunset HandiCap at Hollywood Park after surviving a foul claim delay. The American Football Coaches Assn All-America team, sponsored with General Mills, was announced with Porterhouse ranking and coach quotes supporting the partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
Alfred’ G
Vanderbilt
Hollywood Park
Eddie*Schmidt
Finch
Ismael Valenzuela
Charger
Minneapolis
American Football Coaches -Assn
Coaches’ Association
General Mills
All-America Board of
The
Football Coaches Ah
Tesco
Ted
As and Swords
Collier's
Walter Camp
George
Eddie Schmidt
James
Cornell
T Dent
Porterhouse
United Press
Frank Sullivan
Kansas City “Athletics
Boston Red
Merce
Bud
Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Demaestri
Coaches Association
Ah Taplary
C Laughry
Dartmouth
Jackie “Jensen
Josef Virgill Ialion
Khary
Jensen
James and
Billy Martin Ontibers
Asman
Board of
thelZauchin
Lepcio
Billy ConSolo
Sullivan
Boston
Kansas City
Trucks
Tom Morgan
Red. Sox
Rother
Yanks Option Rookie To Farm
New York Yankees assign 17 year old pitcher Rudy Serrett to Peoria farm club to make room for infielder Jerry Lumpe recalled from Richmond. Serrett signed a major league non bonus contract two weeks ago but did not play in a game, only threw batting practice after graduating from Flushing High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Yankees
Rudy Serrett
Peoria
Leagie
Jerry
Lumpe
Richmond
Serrett
Yankees
Flushing High School
Flushing, N.Y
Drott Dominates Giants For 14-Strikeout Cubs Win
Chicago pitcher Drott struck out 14 Giants over four hits as the Cubs won 4-0. The righty, 9-8 on the season with his third shutout, boosted his K total to 112 and improved his record. The Cubs backed him with eight hits off four Giant pitchers, scoring three in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Drott
New York Giants
Ellicott City
Walttory
Milwaukee Braves
Masterson
Washington Senators
Dizzy
Dean
Flames
Cubs
U.S
Here
Potomac
Ray Mont
Rockville
Baltimore
Washington
Walt-Moryn
Subi
Bob Speake
Eric Banks
Lee Walls
Jim Tobin
IT Speake
Boston Braves
Box Scores Chicago National League American League TEW
Readable box score segment lists player lineups and totals for New York Kansas City Boston Philadelphia Milwaukee and St. Louis teams with pitching, hitting, and fielding details. Includes runs by inning, individual at bats, and game totals across league matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lane
St. Louis
Cardinals
St. Paul
Duaver
Isig
Charleston
Gus Louisvilla
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Pauls
Detroit
Baltimore
American Association
Indianapolis
Loulaville
Minneapolis
Danver
Omaha
Wichite
Oday
National League
Maglie
Craig
Jackson
Fitteburgh
Parke
S. Nuxhall
Plecca
Onford
Scitimore
Boty
Rhe Loes Nes
Washinatta
Wynn
Pascual
Kansas City
Biontarry
Seaver
Tamerican Association
Denver
Wichita
Louisville
Oracha
York Kansas City
Boston - Abhoa
Abbes
Abba
Lockman
Adams
Piersiff
Vcon
Mahowe
Banks Ss
Noren
Willams
Homson
Morya
Sktzas
Stephens
Odpencer
Tanver
Thompson
Neeman
Martin
Rhodes
Westram
Miller
SezrieSauer
Toad
McCor
Williams
Kamran
Katt
S Je
Workington
R—Jensen
Consolo
DeMsastri
Rei—Consale
Jensen
DeMaestri
Cio
Consale
Zegchin
Lapes
Ein
Zauchiat
Sallivar
Lepclo
R—Speake
Banes
Moryn
Mor-Zau
Boston
Fan
Bressoud
Karl
Boryn
Trucks
Sullvan
Sullvan$ Jmoryn Scored On Bressoud
U—Rommel
New -York
Drott
Mapp
Rice
T—Zag
Skrate
Monzant
Aaron II II leads National League clutch hitting in 1957 season
Hank Aaron tops AP clutch-hit chart with seven game-winning blows, followed by Don Hoak and Bill Skowron. The tally counts hits that give a lead that holds, excluding steals. Pitchers and other players’ stats are noted in the AP bureau figures. Detroit Lions guard Stan Campbell signs a Lions contract for 1957 after service stints in 1953-54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hank ‘Aeron
Milwaukee. Braves
Associated Press
Aaron
Don Hoak
Cincinnati
Bill Skowron
New York _ Yankees
Hoak
Skowron
Anton
Philadelphia
Pitts
Burgh
Brooklyn
New
York
Associated’ Press
Tureau
Detroit
Lions
Stan Campbell
Lion
Campbell
Iowa State
Machen seeks title shot but to box Baker on TV
Eddie Machen, 25, undefeated in 21 pro fights with 14 KOs, says he deserves a heavyweight title shot. Manager Sid Flaherty notes Machen will fight Bob Baker on TV next Wednesday to gain needed experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eddie Machen
Hiss
Sid Flaherty
Bob Baker
Machen
Joey
Maxim
Johnny . Summerlin
John Holman
Ninos ‘Waldes
Flaherty
Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edgewood
Derson College
M. A
Shapoff
Hialeah
Greentree Stable
Bathoy Torn Fool
Innlor
Whitney Martin Jover
Pracant eBthin
Weis
Lane
Chicago White Sox
Morey and
Shaw
Walt Ditzen
Wu Ab yrEe
Lame
Dodgers
Giants
Rockies
Geisel
White River
Athletic Park
Jaycees
Manis
Christensen
D. Smith
Douglas
L—Manis
Wilkie Loan
Snider
T. Rankin
Baldwin
Norris
Landes
W—Snider
L—Snider
Gautlion
Pearl
Opah
Tigers
Orioles
Grid Group and
T Op
Blue Volt
Yanks
Ormick Oia
Her—Monzant
Drott EA Ts Fes
Worthington
Hosmoncant
U2erore Ee Oo Dhor Giller
Meloy
AirCor
Gartner
W—Drott
L—Monzant
Tse
Goodman
Bertola
Kell Ib
Haere Landes, Baker
Dascoll Stasnel
cPilerck
Ebay
Boone
Nieman
Kaline
Trisades Als
Vailadelpwia
Wilson
Busby
S Aia
Boyd
Ashburn
Wight of
Lopatac
Asron
Sirs Anderson If
Otep Ghod Repulskt
Cranda
S Robinson
Loganas
Atif Agai Tale Bay Aseg
O'Dell T ‘We
Sasyeringe
Iwaukee
Rell
Crandad
E—Hemas
RBI
Logan
S—Buhl
Fernandez
Mere Max
Bouchee
Buhl
Torre
Bb—Simmons
So—Simmons
Her—Simmons
L—Simmons
U— Smith
Conan ‘Donatelli
Belmore
Keusn
Tuille
Boome
Triandes
E—Moetz
Ceccarelli
Geoximan
Gardner
Maxwell
Boose
SuoBaaby
St. Louis Rey
Neal Ss
Blas’emeth
Bailimore
Obed Det Gillam
Sicarelii
Zuverink
So—Hoeft
O'Dell Snider of
Musial
O'Dell
Cimoji
Tonedo
Crina
Zub
Rivera
Jones
Breck
Simpson
Bermac
E-Ennis
Walker
Torreson
Bauer
Dane
Mineo
Howard
Glam
Neal
Hodges
Doby
Keeran
Podres
T—Jones
sDropo
Crawford
Venzon
Ballanfent
Jackowski
Pierca
LaPalme
Howell
Cincinna
Pittsburge Harshman
Abhez
abhwalStaley
Meripte
Erie
Tatas
Riveran
Crowe Ib
Clemente Rs
Landis
Bailey
Mar'ski
Ram
Northey
Drynch
Ditmar
Foak
Peterson
Slaughter
McMillan
Rante Goa
Chiongs
Lawrence P
Ef. Smith
Freemai
Folles
Law
Rae Tr—Phillips
Masx
Esposito
Keexan
Kipstein
Wild Pilen
Mantle
Coleman
AR Simpson
Geim
Egpastia
Harshman
Larsen
Byroe
Grim
Sq—Harshman
Lar‘Claclnali
Howell Lin
Staley Tin
Byrne “Ooo
Ho—Keegan
Aaron II II
R—Skinner
Groat
Thomas
Crowe
Lynch
E—Lawrence
Skinner
Tomek
Mazeroski
Virdon
Ha—Skinner
Si—Haker
S-Virdon
Thomex
Temple
Cincinnat
Kilppstein
Freeman
Sq—Kilprstein
Law Acker
Lawrence
Ho— Kilpnstein
Acker
Purkey
Kilppntein
Red Sox
A's
Casey
Stengel
Joe McCarthy
Sam
Wahoo) Crawford
Copperstown
N.Y
Joe
Ford Frick
McCarthy
Growford
Jerry Lumpe
Jenders
Ina
Keegan
LaFaime OO
Howe
Staley
Byme
Gumoa
U—Mckinley
Scates Berry
Tadacchi
Strickler’s
Medison
Hardin
Meridian St
American Security Corporation
Curd Stephenson
Mgr
George Bauvermen
Leen Mae
Sears