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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1957

Page

3

Mendenhall acquires ace on Grandview No. 2 hole

Burke Mendenhall 14, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Mendenhall of Grandview Terrace, achieved a hole in one with a six iron on the Grandview No. 2 par 3. Witness Jay Carter reported the shot as Kenneth Cook looked on. Mendenhall also carded an eagle on the same hole after nine holes.

Mendenhall Burke Mendenhall Paul Mendenhall N. Shore Blvd Grandview Terrace Grandview Kenneth Cook Jay Carter Greer Mendy Ravin Eagle Club

IHSAA Coaches Clinic Carded At Purdue University

The four day program precedes the opening of prep football practice Aug. 15 and features experts including Frank Howard Clemson head coach Jim Miller Bill Elias Purdue assistants Joe Dienhart and Ray Eddy. The rules changes allow one player to talk to his coach on the sidelines during the final two days of the clinic and prohibit shifting after the snap.

Lafayette Ind Indiana Eee Sr Frank Howard Clemson IHSAA Purdue University Purdue Jim Miller Bill Elias Prep Footland Hubert Ball A Etchison Richmond Robert Faris Pike Township Indianapolis Elmer McCall South Bender Central Ray Eddy Joe Dienhart Frank Bucky) O'Connor Iowa Tal John Fredenberger Mississine Iwa

Mills Ousts Hull In Western Golf Junior Round

Mary Mills of Ocean Springs defeated Hull of Anderson 4 and 2 to advance to the second round of the Women's Western Golf Association Junior Championship at Barrington Hills. She to face Judy Eller of Old Hickory after Eller edged Beth Stone of Muskogee 1 up. Other first round results included Cahill over Schull 1 up on 19th, Sorenson over Cryer 7 and 6, Cohn over Mathews 3 and 2, Broni over Denison 3 and 2, and Slobe over Prentice 3 and 2.

Chicago Mary Mills Ocean Springs Miss Duke Hull Anderson Ind Trourney Miss Mills Miss Hull Tennessee Judy Eller Old Hickory Miss Eller Beth Stone Muskogee Okla Barrington Hills Country Club Linda Cahill Keokuk Towa Karen Schull Kansas City Carol Sorenson Janesville Wis Barbara Anne Cryer la Grange Sherry Wheeler Glasgow Margot Sheesley Glencoe Andrea Cohn Waterloo Iowa Leda Mathews Portsmouth Ohio Joanne Broni Laredo Tex Joyca Denison Atlanta Barbara Slobe Waukegan Ill Heide Prentice Wilmette

Hockett-Maco beat Middletown 11 to 3 in Memorial Park game

Hockett-Maco won its 14th game of the season in 18 starts with an 11 3 win over Middletown's Junior Oilers at Memorial Park. Ray Dean Smith returned from a broken arm for his first start, with Teague, Tom Smith, and John Teague contributing three hits as the team batted around in the first inning.

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Cross Street edges North Side in low scoring Little League duel

In Shadyside, Cross Street beat North Side Pharmacy 1 to 0 in a pitching duel. Steve Calloway struck out 12 and allowed one hit for Cross Street, while Steve Cummins fanned 13 and yielded two hits for North Side.

Shadyside Cross Street North ‘Side Pharmacy Steve Cummins North Side Steve Calloway Cross Street Shadyside Cummins Callaway NS Pharmacy R. McCormick S. Callaway R. Foust

Fire Destroys Bowling Alley in Local Incident

Fire swept through a bowling alley near here Tuesday night, destroying the lanes days after their completion. The incident follows suspension news involving Phil Dickens and includes scattered sports scores and notes on college football figures like Fred Wilcox aiding Tulane quarterback Gene Newton this fall.

Tougue le Vesledyeq Phil Dickens Fred Wilcox Ole Miss Tulane Gene Newton Green Wave

Harney Leads All-American Tour Qualifiers With 66

Paul Harney a Worcester, Massachusetts native, shot a four under par 66 to lead first day qualifying in the All-American Golf Tour at Tom O'Shanter. He edged Al Besselink of Gros singers by two strokes, with Bert Weaver of Beaumont among the 69s. About 100 players tee off Tuesday, with 160 to 180 more Wednesday as the field narrows to the low 72 scorers for the two days advancing to the All-American starting Thursday and the World next week.

Chicago Paul Harney Worcester Mass Tom O'Shanter Harney al Besselink Grossingers Bert Weaver Beaumont Texas Buddy Sullivan Sacramento Calif Chuck Malchnski Fred Haas Jr iMetatric Bobby Shields Jacksonville

IU Pays $30,000 To 2 Coaches But Gets No Coaching

Indiana University will pay close to thirty thousand dollars this year to two head football coaches, yet neither provides coaching services. The report notes budget allocations and salary arrangements amid university administration decisions.

Chicago Indiana University

Hart May Retire From Pro Game

Detroit Lions declare Leon Hart may retire after seven NFL seasons as a fullback. General Manager W Nicholas Kerbawy said Hart is considered reticent to sign a no release contract while other veterans signed Tuesday including Bob Miller Ray Krause Jack Christensen and Gene Gedman.

Detroit Detroit Lions Leon Hart Lions W. Nicholas Kerbawy Hart Bob Miller Ray Krause Jack Christensen Gene Gedman

Trainable sales post offers commission career in life insurance

An ad seeks applicants aged 25 to 40 for a full time field sales role with Great Northern Life Insurance Co. It promises training, a car, and prospects of earning 412 per month on average to 9673 yearly for top earners, with emphasis on coaching, politeness, and a spotless record. Respond by mail with a confidential resume, no in person calls.

R. M. Ryker Great Northern Life Insurance CO Tis West Rudlsfry Fort. Wayne Ind

Rybolt's Sporting Goods Defeats Anderson 5 4 in Tight Match

Rybolt's Sporting Goods edged Anderson 5 to 4 at Memorial Field in a loosely played Anderson Amateur Baseball Association game last night. Jack Stevens earned the win on the mound while Delph and Rhodes allowed nine hits and took the loss.

Rybolt's Sporting Goods Anderson Sporting Goods Anderson Amateur Baseball Association Memorial Field Jack Stevens Rybolt Anderson Delph Rhodes

Fortville and Shirley Reach Tri County Final Clash

Fortville and Shirley will clash in the Tri County Conference High School baseball finals at 7 30 p m Wednesday after semis wins on the local diamond. Fortville rolled to a 14 to 4 victory as pitcher hurlers combined for 12 hits while Shirley beat Elwood 7 to 6 in the nightcap. Wednesday night a Most Valuable Player award and trophy will be presented by Central Indiana Baseball League commissioner Red Haven.

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Kiwanis Holds 23 Shot Lead In Civic Golf Standings

Kiwanis leads the Civic Men's Golf League by 23 strokes over second place Rotary after week six at Anderson Country Club. Elmer J Anson announced the standings and the upcoming Edgewood gathering. Prizes went to Low Gross R Peck and Blind Par winners G Hitz and others.

Kiwanis Rotary Anderson Country Club Elmer J Anson Civic Links Committee Civic B. Harvey B. Peck R. Wisehart R. Byrum RB. Pope Haven Watkins Blinds M. Jones L.persing Redwald Slater Ehrhart Blind

Two Semi Pro Games On Tap In State Tournament

Action resumes at Anderson Memorial Field with two semi pro games. Knightstown (1-1) meets Johnny Wilson's All Stars from Indianapolis at 6 30 p m. Anderson Falstaffs (1-0) face unbeaten Muncie Marchoefers (2-0) in winners bracket at 8 30 p m. Next Friday Lafayette (0-1) plays Indianapolis Saints (1-1) at 6 30 p m, followed by Haysville (2-0) winner of Falstaff Marchoefers at 8 30 p m.

Anderson Memorial ‘Field Knightstown Johnny Wilson Indianapolis Anderson Falstaffs Muncie Marheefers Lafayette Indianapolis Saints Haysville Falstaff-Marchoefer

Melson Misses Championship Flight at Public Links

Oscar Melson Jr. of Anderson Indiana and a Hoosier teammate failed to reach the 64-man championship flight in Hershey Pennsylvania by one stroke. He carded 75 after a 79 Monday for 154 total and reached the home hole in two before a 20-foot eagle try slid by, finishing with a birdie four.

Melson Hershey Oscar Melson Jr Anderson Ind Hoosiers

Jackson Hospitalized After Patterson Fight

EAST MEADOW NY Tommy Hurricane Jackson remained under observation at Meadowbrook Hospital with a bruised kidney after the beating by heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson at the Polo Grounds. Doctors report hematuria linked to renal contusion and say no other serious problems were found.

East Meadow N.Y Tommy Hurricane Georgia Jackson Jackson Patterson Lippe Breidbart

Yanks Beat A's as Berra Sparks Birthday Rout

Yogi Berra drove in four runs with four hits and Whitey Ford completed his first complete game since opening day, lifting the New York Yankees to a 14th win in 15 games over the Kansas City Athletics. Berra hit his 17th homer and added three singles while Ford overcome early trouble to earned victory.

Yanks Stengel NEW York Ja — Yogi Berra Whitey Ford New York Yankees Casey Stengel Kansas City Athletics Kansas City Berra Yard Yankees Rip Coleman Tom Morgan Mickey McDermott Jack Urban

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