Stage Newsome Tie Forest In Pro Pro City Amateur Meet
The May 15 1959 event at Edgewood drew 83 players including 16 pros. Stage and Newsome tied with Drexel Newsome, Hensley of Anderson and Almony of Elwood led strong showings in the pro am and pro-amateur tourney setup. The windup also featured top money winners and team pairings across multiple amateur and professional groups.
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Newsome Tie Forest
Fedor
Anderson
Bob Macholtz
Indiana Central
Dr. Buehler
Ernest Rangazas
Macholtz
Jim Macholtz
Madison County
Dick Stage
Anderson-Edgewood
Wayne Hensley
Anderson Grandview
Charles Almony
Elwood Country Club
Central Indiana
PGA
Edgewood Course
Stage
Drexel Newsome
Greenfield
Hensley
Bill Heinlein
Carmel
Almany
Harold Cork
Indianapolis
Bernard Pitney
Muncie
Andy Bandiva
George Shafer
Hagerstown
Hartley Hills
Don Padgett
Green Hills
Glen Jones
Winchester
M. Sanderson
Jack Berry
New Castle
Paul Slick
Bob Fisher
Wilson Stevens
Bill James
Dave Werden
Heinlein
Dale Overlin
Benn Cornell
Anderson Simon Pures
Russ MacHeffe
George Swift
Tom Wright
Bob Blake
Edgewood
Jack Brown
Tipton
Jack Davis
Shafer
Dave Harmon
Matt Nelson
Bob F
Major League Standings and Scores Across Leagues
National and American leagues show San Francisco, Chicago, and New York leading, with Pittsburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee and St Louis close behind. Results include San Francisco 7 St Louis 2 and Pittsburgh 5 Milwaukee 2, plus multiple American League games and standings updates.
Anderson College Players Land Hoosier Conference All Stars
Three Anderson College athletes were named to the 1958 Hoosier Conference baseball all star team. Bill Johnson of Cullman Alabama was at third base, Gordon Taylor of Pomona California at shortstop, and Dick Maynard of Anderson in the outfield. Anderson finished third in the league with a 6 2 record, 12 10 overall, as Ernie Rangaza s squad had a late season slump. The conference recognized top performers across all sports with Hanover first in all sports standings.
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Anderson College
Hoosier Conference
Bill Johnson
Cullman
Ala
Gordon Taylor
Pomona
Calif
Dick Maynard
Anderson
Ravens
HCC
Ernie Rangazas
Wabash
Ball State
Eastern Illinois
Buller
Earlham
Indiana Tech
Taylor
Johnson
Maynard
California
Diamond
Indiana Central
Hanover
Man
Angus Nicoson
Indiana
Cent ‘Ral
Franklin
Ft. C. Pastimers
Manchester
John Buehler
League
Beanblin
Chavez Ravine Decision Tops Los Angeles Ballot
Los Angeles voters go to the polls today to decide the fate of Chavez Ravine. The ballot asks whether the Dodgers will build a stadium, drill for oil, or use the site as a cemetery. The issue splits the City Council and looms large, with the Dodgers seeking public backing against residents’ concerns.
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Chavez Ravine
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Walter O'Malley
Waterfield Returns as Rams Assistant Coach
Los Angeles Rams welcome back quarterback great Bob Waterfield in a return to the team as an assistant coach. He rejoined after a career as a standout player and earlier coaching roles, bringing his NFL experience to the Rams coaching staff.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Bob Waterfield
Los Angeles Rams
Hockett-Maco Junior Legion baseball schedule announced
Officials released the two Anderson Hockett-Maco Junior Legion teams schedule. A district tournament runs July 28 to August 2 here with home games as doubleheaders. Next practice at 3 30 p m Wednesday. Schedule lists starting times and opponents including Kokomo Alexandria Wabash Frankfort Tipton Jonesboro and Muncie with several 5 30 and 7 30 starts.
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Anderson Hockett-Maco Junior Legion
Meredyth Delph
Arenthesis
Alexandria
Tipton
Kokomo
Jonesboro
Wabash
Frankfort
Muncie
CS Market Tops Local 777 in Shadyside Little League
CS Market defeated Local 777 4 to 3 on the Shadyside diamond. Robbins and Hovermale combined for pitching with McKinney and Givens. McKinney led with seven strikeouts as Cross Street and Local 777 logged scattered scoring. In White River action Police Pals beat Whit-Lock 4 to 8 at Athletic Park as Huffman and Zink homered.
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Cross Street
Shadyside
CS Market
Robbins
H. Hovermale
McKinney and
Givens
McKinney
Moody
Whit-Lock
White River
Athletic Park
Huffman
Zink
B. Smith
Foland
Jand Rankin
How to Keep Crawfish in a Wooden Screen Box
Instructions describe placing crawfish in a wooden framed screen box partially submerged in a stream or spring, not chlorinated water, with daily feeding of a small amount of ground meat. Quick moving uneaten meat should be removed after an hour. cover all sides with fly screen and anchor with rocks to prevent drifting. Avoid crowding and remove dead crawfish.
Nuxhall Dominates Mound as Redlegs Top Pirates
Cincinnati pitcher Joe Nuxhall shone in an 8-2 Cincinnati victory over Pittsburgh. He allowed seven hits, struck out eight, and contributed three hits with two driven in and two scored. Teammates Don Hoak, Johnny Temple and Steve Bilko provided power while Nuxhall added a run and stole a base. The win moved Cincinnati to fourth in the National League.
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Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati Redlegs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Nuxhall
Pirates
Don Hosk
Johnny Temple
Steve Bilko
Redlegs
R. G. Smith
Pittsburgh
Abricbl
Skinner
Hlus
Thomas
Burgess
Clemente
Hosk
Jaco Bell
Hall
Smith
Bilko
Temple
Hoak
Grammas
Porterfield
Boggess
Senators Nip Baltimore 2 to 1 in tense mound duel
Washington defeated Baltimore 2-1 on Monday night as Albie Pearson drove in Clint Courtney in the 10th inning. Hal Griggs outpitched Jack Harshman, improving to 2-1 while Harshman dropped to 5-1 on the season. Washington set a new all time Senators homer mark when Roy Sievers hit his eighth of the year. A first triple play of the season for the Orioles ensued with Bridges to Recquer to dash Brooks Robinson's attempt in the sixth.
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Baltimore
Washington
Albie Pearson
Clint Courtney
Senaators
Hal Griggs
Orioles
Jack Harshman
Harshman
Griggs
Bob Boyd
Roy Sievers
Senators
Goose Goslin
Lennie Green
Jim Marshall
Rocky Bridges
Brooks Robinson
Fear
Green
Julio Becquer
Marshall
Bashington
Bij Yost
Gardner
Prides
Marshal
Aspr
Robinson
Courtney
Triandos
Miranda
cSleater
Barth
Grinsberg
Tolan
Cantleman
Nieman
Yost
Bridges
City Tourney Blanks Due
City Tournament entry blanks from teams registered are due before 5 p.m. today at Decker's, announced Pres. Charles Bates. First round play starts June 9 with a schedule to be arranged later this week. Tonight's Sunday School A games at Shadyside: Park Place vs North Anderson 6:30, Christ Lutheran vs Fifth Street 7:30, Whetstone vs S. Meridian 8:30.
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Decker's, Inc
City Amateur Softball Association
Decker's
Charles Bates
Shadyside
Park Place
North Anderson
Christ Lutheran
Fifth Street
Whetstone
S. Meridian
Mounds
Elm Grove
Gene Deck
Chesterfield
Arrow Heights
Hosier
Smith
Deck
Bockover
Bauer Mantle Hit HRs For Yanks 3 0 Win
Frankton report shows New York Yankees defeat Chicago White Sox 3 0 as Mickey Mantle and Hank Bauer hit home runs. Ford strikes out six to tie American League record for consecutive strikeouts. Pendleton notes strong early offense by Frankton in a separate city game.
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Frankton
White River
Summer High
New York
Hank Bauer
Pendleton
Mickey Mantle
France
New York Yankees
Chicago White
Sox
Whitey Ford
Hopneld
Feehanee Ford
Humes
Detroit
Paul Foytack Sun
Iis Peccerer
Franxton
Waltermice
Sevee
Jchica
Rashear
Aparicio
Bauer
McPheorson
J Fox
Eubex
Condan
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Mantle
Ebert
Reed
Lallar
Skowron Ib
Heady
P . Seed
Prope
Graham
Prillius
Becrac
Curtis
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Freona Rf
Simpson
Swindall
aEsposito
Carey
Hudson
Landix Ce
Ford
Hoppes
Wilson
Aooo
Jackson
Pandhelon
Garbinat
Francana
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H-Alford
Humsleet
Cox
Brashear
Srletadie
Oe Boo Fiend
McPhearson
Ore
Dol
Eckhardt
Woltermire
Lailor
POA
Chicago
Clan
Walle
Doctor Delivers Babies Between Diamond Duties
In Purcellville, Dr. Keith M. Oliver, a Purcellville baseball outfielder, helped deliver two babies and assist a heart attack victim during a 12-inning win over Warrenton. He also contributed two hits and nearly scored the tying run before being tagged out at home in the 10th.
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Purcellville
Keith M. Oliver
Purcellvill
Warrenton
Oliver
ICIBL Standings and Weekend Scores
In the ICIBL standings Middletown leads with L. Pet. Wabash fourth and Marion at 0. Fortville and Noblesville show mixed results. Weekend games included Middletown 4 Anderson 5 and Muncie 75 Noblesville. Upcoming schedule features Kokomo at Muncie and Marion at Muncie amid rain delays and unreported results.
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Middletown
Wabash
Muncie Ceeurreeee
Anderson
Kokomo
Noblesvills
Marion
Fortville
Latoyerta
Muncie
Noblesville
Kokomo J. Marion
Peru
Koko
Merion
Huffman Tops NCC Group in Final Dinner Meeting
P suttman, Anderson High School principal, was elected president of the North Central Conference for next year at the final dinner and meeting held at Linder's. Edgar Redman, New Castle principal, named vice president, and Charles McConnell of Richmond reelected secretary-treasurer. Lifetime gold passes to all future athletic contests went to Gordon Chastain of Muncie Central and H. H. Anderson of Indianapolis Tech, who retire at year end.
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P. Suttman
Anderson
Linder
Lynch Beats Archer In NY Welterweight Telecast
Eddie Lynch a 31 underdog used swift left hands to outpoint Jimmy Archer over 10 rounds at St. Nicholas Arena New York. Judge Agnello scored 8-2 for Lynch as Archer absorbed jabs and hooks and was cut above the eye. Lynch improved to 15-3 while Archer dropped to 17-4-0.
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NEW York
Eddie Lynch
Jimmy Archer
St. Nicholas Arena
Lynch
Archer
Joe Agnello
Artier
Ardela
Barney Felix
Archr
Young African Shines Andrews Drubs Hastings
In St Andrews Scotland 17 year old Bobby Verney from South Africa upset veteran Harold Ridgley 4 and 3 in the British Amateur Golf Championship first round. Gene Andrews of California, a former U S Public Links champion, defeated Scotland’s J L Hastings 7 5 in a notable upset run as the field of 200 included many U S players and British contenders.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Ridgley
Id Meister
Cleveland
U.S
Monroe Jones
Air Force
Dothan
Ala
England
Ernest Vandeweghe
Rockville Center
N. Y
Jack
Monay
Trish
Gene Andrews
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Andrews
Royal and Ancient Club
Noon Exchange Club to Screen Championship Golf Film
Noon Exchange Club members will view a golf film Championship Golf featuring Sam Snead and Dr Cary Middlecoff during today’s YMCA luncheon. Oscar Melson Jr will narrate the United Press International presentation, with amateurs Gene Dahlbender Jr and Dick Foote posting 36 hole totals of 135 in sectional qualifying for the 1958 National Open at Southern Hills. Billy Lacs of the Baltimore Orioles was fined 100 dollars and given a week off without pay for a temper incident.
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Sam Snead
Cary Middlecoff
YMCA
United Press International
Wii
And
Gene Dahlbender Jr
Atlanta
Dick Foote
Santa Ana
Calif
Southern Hills Country Club
Tulsa
Oklas
Baltimore (Ap
Billy Lacs
Baltimore Orioles
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