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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1958

Page

4

Middletown Falstaffs Victors In NBC Games

Middletown and Falstaffs win NBC games in a tight matchup. Key players from both teams scored crucial points as the contest decided final standings. The win improves Middletown’s record while Falstaffs stay within reach of top positions.

Middletown

Eagles Tie For WRC Lead In National Baseball Roundup

Middletown Eagles pulled off a 13 to 0 rout of Madison Heights in the National Baseball Congress state tournament. Frankton’s Eagles beat Lima Lupes 1 0 in seven, while the Falstaffs defeated Harpenn Indy, with Larry Condon earning the win in both games. Summitsville remains in contention as the Oilers edged Pirates in 10 innings to force a tie for first place in the White River Conference standings.

Middletown Day Oilers Anderson National Baseball Congress Frankton Eagles Rial Field Madison Heights Tom Friend Dave McPhear Middletown Peru White River Condon Bob Heady Diamond Oilers Pirates Bacoc Lupes Summitville

Orioles Rally Past Wynn in Four-Run Ninth

Baltimore Orioles toppled Chicago White Sox 4 2 in a wild ninth inning as Wynn faltered after a near complete game. Ginsberg homered and Nieman lined a two bagger to cap the rally pairing with three hits from Ginsberg and solid baserunning by Triandos and Robinson.

Chicago Baltimore Orioles Wynns White Sox Wynn Joe Ginsberg Bob Nieman J and Ginsberg Brooks Robinson Billy Gardner Gus Triandos

Highlanders Edge Lapel In Summer Baseball Battle

Highlanders beat Lapel 11-5 in White River Conference play as Tom Smith struck out 10 for the win. Sisson and Reed pitched for Lapel with highlight double plays, including a seventh inning double play on a bases loaded situation and a running catch by Grace to end the frame.

White River Ray Craft Bulldogs Tom Smith Sisson Reed Lapel Scond Highland Tom Forrest Grace

Cass County Harness Race Winners Listed

Cass County harness racing results list winners from the latest meet. The notes include standings and race outcomes among local and regional horses and drivers.

Cass County

Pro-Am Out Open Today Shadyside Triumphs Challenger

Shadyside surged with three runs on three hits by Merida Cage and Cartwright but could not plate more. Erskine answered in the fifth with three runs on singles by Broderick Magers and a Kilmer homer with one aboard. Pa l threats remain unresolved.

Shadyside Merida Cage Cartwright Shadysiders Broderick Magers Joe Kilmer

Erskine Nationals win sub-area title over Shadyside All Stars

Erskine Nationals defeated Shadyside All Stars 9 to 3 at Athletic Park to clinch the Rowan sub-area championship for the second straight year. Prominent players like Gillam, Landis, Nieman, and Staley contributed as the team advances to face the area champion Saturday at 5:30 p.m. in a bid to reach the regional final. The event drew a large crowd despite unsettled weather.

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Edgewood Ladies Tab Four Winners at Mystery Tournament

Edgewood women competed in a Mystery tournament sponsored by Pat Plumbing and Heating Co. Four members were named winners. Marjorie Clem had the fewest putts, Virginia Musser tallied the most putts, Margaret Webb notched the most sevens, and Bunny Roby held the best poker hand. Match play also completed.

Edgewood Pat Plumbing and Heating Co Marjorie Clem Virginia Musser Margaret Webb Bunny Roby Jack Cuddy Houston Tex UPI Joej Brown Edith Pitts Vera Cotton Norma Waltz Kenny Lane Saterformer Lane Muskegon Day Mich New Orleans Texas Ernie Taylor Jimmy Webb Bill Cornelius United Press International

Dark Vintage Still Unbeaten at Arlington Lasie Stakes

Dark Vintage, an unbeaten brown filly co owned by Edward Voynon and Stanley Hubbard, won the $101 750 Arlington Lasie Stakes at Arlington Park, extending her winning streak to six. She edged Little Kid by a length and a half in six furlongs on a fast track in 1 10 5, earning a $64 000 winner's share. Debbie Lorraine finished third as a long shot.

Chicago Dark Vintage Arlington Park Little Kid Debbie Lorraine Edward E. Voynon Stanley Hubbard Minneapolis John Heckmann

Quast, Creed Lead Curtis Cup Players Into Quarterfinals

Anne Quast the Stanford history student advances to the quarterfinals after beating Sandra Clifford 5 and 4 in Chicago. Barbara McIntire eliminates Barbara Romack 7 and 5, while Clifford Ann Creed beats Norma Shook 7 and 6 and Betty Kerby defeats Greta Leone 4 and 2. Other Curtis Cup veterans fall as Polly Riley loses to Paul Dye Jr. 3 and 2 and Sharon Wheeler, Sherry Wheeler, and Anne Richardson also advance in the 58th Western Amateur.

Chicago UPI Anne Quast Miss Quast Stanford University Sandra Clifford Mexico City Anne Richardson Columbus Ohio Berridge Long Huntington W.va Barbara McIntire Jupiter Fla Barbara Romack Sacramento Calif Sharon Fladoos Dubuque Iowa William Hartson Oakland Hartson Polly Riley Fort Worth Tex Paul Dye Jr Indiana Indianapolis Frank D. Mayer Miss Creed Lamar Tech Beaumont Norma Shook Miss Richardson Miss Kerby Miss McIntire Dye Wheeler

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