Hockett Ednes Gas City 3 For 6 Straight
Local Nationals led New Castle 15 to 3 in the first five frames. final 15 to 10. Mayor Ralph R. Ferguson welcomed players and fans and praised Babe Ruth officials. Night games feature ALL ANEMO WAIL vs Rankton All-Stars at 5 30 and Americans vs Tipton at 7 45. winners meet Friday night in the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Frankton
Tipton
Babe Ruth
Nationals
Ameri
Alll
Everett Delph
Anderson
Julian Holguin
New Castle Nationals
Ralph R. Ferguson
Charles Sutton
Rankton
Hobart
Fause
Charles Graybiel
Jim Carmack
Steve Krall
Harold ‘Bavne
Jim Seal
Tom Linville
Denny Roof
Don Fowler
Tom Evernham
Don Luton
Jerry Shafer
Bob Walbridge
Jim Rousey
Baboy
Gary Delph
Ronnie Delph
Tom Forrest
Herald
Earl Reed Tops Softball Batting Average in 1957 Play
Earl Reed of East Side Church of God leads after 12 weeks in the 1957 Sunday School League with a .611 batting average on 11 hits in 18 at bats. Bill Carson of the Polish Club sits second with a .556 average on 10 of 18. The list shows batters with a .333 average and 18 or more appearances. Also listed are today’s probable pitchers for National and American League games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Amateur Softball Association
Earl Reed
East Side
Church of God
Bill Carson
Anderson Hackett-Mace
Gas City
Anderson College Field
Hackett- Maco’ Sie
American Legion
Kokomo
Frankfort
Jerry
Charmolie
Ray Ashley
Hackett Mace
John’ Weber
Jerry Joe Smith
Smith
John Teague
Anderson
Stan’ Cronk
Larry. Gellinger
Weber
Gas Guy
Hackett-Mace
Tom
Wilson
Downs
Eecese Ae
Cronk
Swange
Horeway
Park Place
Arsh
S._Merid
Charmedlue
Hensley
Bradford
Ashley
Frost
Merid
Kearns
S. Marid
St. Bee
Ellis
St Kl
Broulemeyer
Schoge
O King
Luth
Abe J. Atkinson
Dy. Harris
Sal
Army
Azines
Reynolds
Chest
Needler
Ch. Luth
Carlson
Rourk
Tf Chandler
Lacy
Chas
Alan Simpson
Singlad
Bailey
Abel
MAS Baptist
Gillinger
Myers
Baptist
C Baldwin
M. Baplis
Abe Haston
Teaguesx
Fullington
Hats
Melson
Joe. Elliott
Birmingett
E.layton
Bam
Ala
Black Barons
rightjackett-Mace
Woodruf
Ist
Wines
Atkinson
Teague
Ish Baptist
RBI
J. . Smith
Roark
Cléndenan
Ana Falstairs
Fancy McNutt
Crank
Dailey
Waymire
Bet
Palsor
Sac—Teague
Cochrane
Friends
Charmolue
W— Blair
Chermalue
Hil Dixon
Beth
Carmolue
Chandler
McPher- Bradford
Memorialson
Chormalue
Elliott
Igt Rens
Dailey Nama
Cramalue
Pleaiey
Carson
Norman Delph
An- U
Safford
Kilian
Skinner
Weng McNulty
Anderson Falstaffs
Sooj
Jack Rork
Horat
Bunce
Howerton
Alex
Alex Bee
Katoki
Kampher
Pentz
Hammons
John Williams Dillman
Clendenon
Lloyd
Wese
Kessler Hammons
Milwaukee
Delph
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Turner
Forse
Ralph McCoyan
Shimer
Detroit
Philadelphia
D. Brown
New York
Con
Pittsburgh
ASV
Birmingham AB
RHO
Isage
Romsey
Ans Baldwin
Pet
Gabbard
Vory
Ice
Mitshell
Chicago
Badgley
Williams
Huston
Wa Hood
Harris
Cleveland
Merehead
Lynch
Griggs
Bass
Baltimore
Truex
Kenses City
Elliot
Dougles
Schdeiber
Ruwe
Replane
Washington
Yours
Boston
Kansas City
Lackweaed
Nicholson
Sheedy
Kitchan
Rowa
Birmingam
E—Williams
Douglas
E. Smith
Nichols
Ral
Ivory
Mitchell
Dalph
W-Elliot
Baldwin
Eddie Machen Beats Bob Baker In Ten Round Decision
Eddie Machen extends his winning streak to 22 with a ten round decision over Bob Baker in Chicago. Baker, a Pittsburgh trial horse, took the punishment and stayed in the bout to the end as Machen earned the nod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Machen
Bob Baker
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Braves win approval for Bruton on 40 day DL
Milwaukee baseball figure Billy Bruton lands on the 40 day disabled list after approval from Commissioner Ford Frick. Del Crandall returns to the outfield as the Braves seek an extra outfielder and brace for roster moves amid Bruton’s knee injury from a collision with Teaux Mantilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Ford Frick
Billy Bruton
Braves
del Crandall
Bruton
Teux Mantilla
Mivaulen
Indiana University Opens Golf Course With Varied Fees
Bloomington reports Indiana University opens a new golf course with 75 cent student fees and 1 to 3 dollar ranges for staff and public players. Greens are large with long putts expected. sand traps not finished yet and par for the 6538 yard course is 71. Pro shop space will be temporary until a club building is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cardwell
Bloomington
Indiana University
Frank
Anderson's Hull Eliminated In State Golf Play
Julie Hull of Anderson High School was eliminated in the second round of the Indiana women's golf tournament at Orchard Ridge after a 2 up loss to Sandy Spuzich of Indianapolis. Semifinals include Spuzich vs Dye with other Indiana players advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indianapolis
Indiana
Orchard Ridge
Julie Hull
Anderson
Jane Nelson
Sandy Spuzich
Alice O’neal Dye
Ted Miloserny
South Bend
Spuzich
Iracket
C. Hichard Fulmer
Bill. Wright
H.D. Cain
G. C. Hertzer
Evansville
Armscamp Speedway to Host Two Wide Open Stock Shows
Alexandria Armscamp Speedway will stage two stock car events this weekend with a 25 lap main, three 10 lap heats, a six lap dash, and a 10 lap semifinal. Racing starts 8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday July 26 and 27, with trials at 7 p.m. Audie Swartz of Muncie leads recent feature action as Union City drivers Dick and Bob Pratt, plus Ray Kennan Delphi Charley Fortune Kokomo and Muncie rivals Bill Holloway and Bill Hannon, are strong threats. Baseball spring training costs estimated at 60 000 to 75 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Armscamp Speedway
Alexandria Oval
Audie - Swartz
Muncie
Has
Union City
Bob Pratt
Ray Kennans
Delphi
Charley Fortune
Kokomo
Bill Holloway
Bill Hannon
Cage Coach School Set to Open August in Kokomo
KOKOMO Ind UA CLiE Wells of Tulane will lead a 20th annual basketball coaching school at Kokomo Memorial Gym on August 13 with staff including Forddy Anderson Everett Case and Bill Chesbrough. The event features notable prep coaches from Indiana Michigan State North Carolina and Elgin High School. War Spirit: a 3 year old gelding, owned by R V Stockton, is noted in a separate line of the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
UA Clie Wells
Tulane University
Logansport
Memorial Gym
Forddy’ Anderson
Michigan State
Everett Case
North Carolina
Hoosier
Bill Chesbrough
Elgin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nderson Herald
al Brageg
Sun
Hockett
Ednes
Baorclay
McCormick
Drabowsky
Hacker
Spahn
Kline
Jelfcont
Newcombe
Welchmeier
Donovan
Shents
Clavelond
Garcia
Kemmerer
Jory
Johnson
German
Nixon
Victu Mel Ge Luca BU Clausus
Machen
Baker
Walter Brightmore
Agg x Pimiversey Af
James McManus
Mar- Bey Hampshire
John Bray
Yohnny Holman
Lake Village
Ark
Hig
Larry ‘Watson
Hsien
Watson
Jalian Halguin
Anderson Nationals
New Castle Nationale
Ninle
Shack
Walter Voss
Ted Arnold
Noldn
Reed
Tom Teague
Bob Kessler
Richard Saxon
Bob
Buick
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Brown & White
Shantung
Mansfield and Jarman
AMEO
Aasma
Lux
Winkgrean Guaranteed
Spaghett
Dr. West
Karry
Colgate
Indiana Golf
Pulaski’ Park
Meadowbrook
J. Slaven
T. Moore
R. Anderson
Pierson
White River
Dearing
Gans
Carr
Knepp
Kennard
S. Dray
Rankin
Don Carr
Whitlock
Cook
Deck
Steve McCord
Del
Pink Horse
Rankins
Woods
Hill
Eustler
Warsaw
Baltimore Orioles
Lincoln Field
Anderson's Hull
Miss. Hull
Miss Splizich
Indiana, University
Sandy
Miss Hull
Miss Spuzich
Andreon Girl
Cage Coach School
War ‘Spirit
Atteo
Admiral Wood Spirit
R.V. Stockton
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