Stage Newsome Tie Forest In Pro-Pro City Baseball Card Set
Stage and Newsome tie Forest in a pro pro city baseball card set. Edgewood Golf 6 Team Loop draws field for first program of 83 players begins June 10. Bob Macholtz in charge of arrangements. Cross country windup this fall Oct 31 at Indiana Central. track meet also May 16, 1959. Attending spring meeting with Dr. Buehler were Ernest Rangazas, Macholtz, Jim Macholtz.
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Newsome Tie Forest
Edgewood
Bob Macholtz
Indiana Central
Dr. Buehler
Ernest ‘Rangazas
Macholtz
Jim Macholtz
Action County
Dick Stage
Anderson Edgewood
Wayne Hensley
Anderson Grandview
Charles Almany
Elwood Country Club
Central Indiana
Muncie
Glen Jones
Winchester
M. Sanderson
Indianapolis
Jack Berry
New Castle
Paul Slick
Bob Fisher
Wilson Stevens
Bill James
Car_mel
Dave Werden
Greenfield
Heinlein
Dale Overlin
Benn Cornell
Anderson Simon Pyres
Russi MacHieffe
George Swift
Muncie Wright
Anderson
Bob Blake
Pata Edgewood
Jack Brown
Tipranton
Jack Davis
Shaler
Dave Harsifwedsemon
Matt Nelson
Pret Muncie
Bob Foist
Ft. Har Cyseee
Rison
Harold Cork
Tees Elwood
John Walker
Russhiseishia
Fel Martin
Bob
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Pesunear
Jesuits
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Angus
Chengo
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Hibewokee
Grennan
Cincinnati
Pitburgh
Nuxhall Starred One Man Show Beats Pirates
Nuxhall pitched seven hits eight strikeouts and a stolen base as the Cincinnati Redlegs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates. He carried a shutout into the ninth before the Pirates spoiled it. Teammate support came from Steve Bilko with a double and others as Cincinnati moved ahead in the standings. Exposure included scattered box scores and local golf results from Edgewood and surrounding clubs.
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Redlegs
Uae
Frankton Hits For Runs Early In Conference Play
In a high scoring afternoon Frankton jumped out to an eight run lead after three innings and held on to defeat Pendleton 8 to 4 at Memorial Field. The game featured strong hitting from Frankton as well as sharp pitching that limited Pendleton to four runs.
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New York
Hank
Ing Pendleton
Mickey Mantle
France
Pendleton
New York Yankees
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Sox
Whitey Ford
Roy
Kensserey
Ocemes
Ford
Sine
Detroit
Paul Foytack
Sun _latato
Paslinr
Carey
Kates Meow
Anderson College athletes named to sixth HCC all stars
Johnson Taylor and Maynard repeat on All-HCC as Anderson College earns several positions. Coaches pick Bill Johnson and Ernie Rangazas as key players. Hanover tops standings while Anderson finishes third in baseball and fourth in golf and track. Local standouts include Taylor, Maynard, and other I. C. players with multiple all-star selections.
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Fith
Franklin
Ers
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Cullman
Ala
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Gordon Taylor
Pomona
Dick May
Bard
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Ravens
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Ilon
Angus Nicoson
Indiana
Cen
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Astral
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Pois
Butler
Earlham
Ind
I. C
Jana Tech
Manchester
John
Maynard
California
John Buehler
Designatian
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Diamond
Cially
Dodgers Dodgerland Debate Sparks Los Angeles Election Fuss
Los Angeles voters face a heated decision on Chavez Ravine, site choice or cemetery use, as City Council deadlocks on the issue. Walter O Malley’s Dodgers fate looms, with talk of public sentiment and potential political consequences. observers sense a pivotal ballot moment ahead.
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Los Angeles
Dodgers
Chavez Ravine
Walter O'Malley
Frankfort Hires Ex NC State Star Ranzitto as AD Coach
Frankfort High School signs Ranzitto a three year contract as athletic director basketball coach and physical education director. the ex rochester royal and unc state star joins from north carolina where he served as a young pro era director. he replaces george bradfield after the board released him.
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North Carolina State
Frankfort High School
Rochester Royals
National Basketball Assn
Gary Emerson
North Carolina Young
Hockett Maco junior teams announce summer baseball schedule
Officials announced the Hockett Maco Cards Set two Anderson junior teams schedule. A district tournament runs July 28 through August 2 at home, with all home games as doubleheaders. Next practice is Wednesday at 3 30 p m. Coach Meredyth Delph notes starting times for games from June 12 to August 11 including matches in Alexandria Tipton Kokomo Wabash Frankfort Jonesboro Muncie and others.
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Maco
Meredyth Delph
Alexandria
Tipton
Kokomo
Wabash
Frankfort
Jonesboro
Muncie
Shadyside Little League Upends Local 777 At Home
In a rough scoring day Cross Street Market outpaced Local 777 by 4 to 3 at Shadyside Diamond. McKinney drove in two runs, Robbins added one, while Moody left on base for Cross Street. In White River action, Police Pals defeated Whit-Lock 84 to 0 at Athletic Park as Huffman and Zink starred.
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Shadyside
Eatcane
Rachel Andy
Hovermale
McKinney
Givens
Robbins
Moody
PALS
Whit-Lock
White River
Athletic Park
Huffman
Waterfield Returns to Rams as Assistant Coach
LOS ANGELES UPI reports Bob Waterfield, famed Rams quarterback, returned Monday to the club in the role of assistant coach marking a notable return to the team where he once starred as a player.
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Waterfield
LOS Angeles
UPI
Bob Waterfield
Los Angeles Rams
Fish Box Access Guide for Crawfish Live Handling
Sportsmans Digest describes a wooden framed screened crawfish box kept in a running stream or spring, half submerged for days. Cover with fly screen on all sides and anchor with rocks to prevent drift. Feed small amount of ground meat, remove uneaten meat each hour, and discard dead crawfish promptly.
City Tourney Blanks Due Schedule Set for Sunday Games
City Amateur Tourney entries sponsored by Decker's Inc and City Amateur Saul Aton proceed, with first round tonight and Sunday School A games at Shadyside. Matches include Fork Place versus North Anderson, Chest Lateran versus Fifth Street, and Whett Stone versus S Meridian. Mounds defeated Elm Grove behind Gene Decks two hit pitching while Nort Anderson scored twice in top of sts for a win. Arrow Heights beat First Hub in final contest.
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Decker's, Inc
Saul Aneton
du Bore
Yoeym Becere
Amomed
Charles Bates
Wil Bia Fe
Arrang Maer
Shadyside Blow
Fork Place
North Anderson
Chest Lateran
Fifth Street
Lynch Holds Off Archer for Unanimous Decision Win
In New York, welterweight Lynch, a 31 underdog, used swift jabs and precise lefts to defeat Timmy Archer in a televised bout at St Nicholas Arena. Archer pressed back but Lynch’s quick combinations and late-round power sealed a unanimous decision for Lynch, his 15th win in 18 fights.
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Dem Ivan Iar
Page Lynch
Timmy Archer
New York
Weltervights
Harvey Parks
Fuller
Julio Becquer
Marshall
Baltinore
Gardoer
Eran
Yemen
Joe Agnello
Artie Aidela
Barney Felix
Lynch
Archer
Weststler
Arche
Standings Highlight From CIBL Mobiewilla Sunday Loom
Fragmentary standings and team notes appear for CIBL Mobiewilla with scattered names including Anderton Marion Merton and Anderson. The text hints at Sunday and Thursday night events and times around 13900 p.m though specifics are unclear. Strong entities include CIBL Mobiewilla and individual names, but exact results or full lineup remain unreadable.
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CIBL
Mobiewilla
Dames Anderton
Rms
Anderson
Marion
Doctor Delivers Babies Between Diamond Duties
Dr Keith M Oliver of Purcellville Virginia divides time between medicine and baseball as he plays outfielder for the semipro Purcellville team. In a 65 victory over Warrenton lasting 12 innings he delivered two babies and aided a heart attack victim while also going 2 for 4 at the plate and being thrown out at the plate in the 10th.
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Furuellville
Keith M. Oliver
Purcellville
Purcellvill
Warrenton
Oliver
Huffman Tops NCC Group In Final Dinner
Huffman was elected president of the North Central Conference for next year at a final dinner held last night in Linder's. Edgar Redman, New Castle principal, named vice president. Charles McConnell of Richmond reelected secretary-treasurer. Lifetime gold passes awarded to Gordon Chastain and H. H. Anderson as they retire at year’s end.
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Weincie
Linder
Noon Exchangites See Golf Film and Test Scores
A UPI report notes amateur golfers Gene Dahender Jr of Atlanta and Dick Foote of Santa Ana posted 26 hole totals of 135 in sectional Open trials at Southern Hills Tulsa. Baltimore pitcher Billy Lees fined 100 dollars and suspended a week for temper at Sunday game. The Noon Exchange Club to view the film Championship Golf during a noon luncheon at the YMCA, with Oscar Melson Jr. narrating. Officers to be elected for the year's second half.
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United Press International
Gene
Dahender Jr
Atlanta
Dick Foote
Santa Ana
Calif
Fet
Southern Hills Country Club
Tulusa
Okla
Baltimore (Ap
Billy Lees
Baltimore Orioles
Young African Shines as Andrews Defeats Ridgley in British Amateur
In St. Andrews, 17-year-old Bobby Verney from South Africa toppled Harold Ridgley 4 and 3 in the opening round of the British Amateur Golf Championship. Ridgley, a 30-year-old US Air Force master sergeant from Haverford, faced a surprising early exit alongside fellow Americans Ed Meister, Monroe Jones, and Ernest Vandeweghe. Gene Andrews of Pacific Palisades, a 45-year-old former U S Public Links champion, dazzled the field with the Joep and quick wins, while the Royal and Ancient Club records echoed his feats as a standout.
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Hastings
Sterling
Scotland
Ridgley
Ed Meister
Cleveland
Monroe Jones
Air Force
Dothan
Ala
England
Ernest Vandeweghal
Rockville Center
N. Y
Jack
Monay
Englman
Gene [Andrews
Pacific Palisades
Calif
JD. Hage
the Royal and
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