Baserunner locked twice in mid game mishap
Jimmie Dixon suffered two hit by pitches during a mid state league game at the factory park as Catcher Jim Miller and Third Baseman John Reedy of Plants 0-8 felled him while advancing. Dixon finished by scoring after a throw and a batted ball mishap allowed his return to home. Other items note Middletown Merchants beat Arcadia 11-3 and Vernon Gomez anecdotes at a dinner with Carl Erskine.
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Hirona
Jimmie Dixon
Nelvo Hemy
War
Jim Miller
John Reedy
Factory Park
Sixon
Jimmie
Miller
Oito
Dixon
Reedy
Jimie Dixon
Middletown
Monte Sale
Arcadia
Merchants
Franklin
Zionville
Rush
Hbase
GOIN' Fishin' by Joe Godfrey noted fisherman's fame
Joe Godfrey shares fishing advice from Michigan and Ontario waters. He describes muskellunge staking in spring hatcheries and the abundance in neglected lakes, urges skill to fish weeded spots, praises Lake St Clair smallmouth bass, and recommends spring and fall trips with Champagne Velvetier for the trip.
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Conservation Department
Michigan
Lake St. Clair
Detroit
Joe Godtnay
Delco-Remy Loop Standings and Schedule
Delco-Remy Loop standings listed with daily results and upcoming games. Rain and wet grounds cause postponements and rescheduling. Next week schedule includes Monday June 7 and Tuesday June 8 games between teams labeled Plants and others, with several matches postponed.
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Delco-Remy
West
Pla
109 Golfers Enter 1954 County Amateur Championship
Pendleton Idlewold Course hosts 109 entrants in the 72 hole Madison County Amateur Championship starting Saturday. The field moves to Edgewood and later rounds set for June at Anderson venues with officials and prize package valued around 500 dollars.
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Madison County
Pendleton Idlewold
Anderson Edgewood Country Club
Anderson Country Club
Anderson Grandview
Grandview
Osea Melson Jr
Anderson
Asy'l'roivor Whetsell
Day Anson
Dick Stage
Wayne Hensley
Otto Crosley
Bob Dunham
Bill Coots
Earl Muff
Raey Jones
John Walker
Franklyn Marsh
Charles Almony
Alan Langford
Elwood Country Club
Pendleton Idlewold Country Club
Edgewood Country Club
Anderson Grandview Municipal Club
Herald
Sun Valley Host To Dayton Flyers Football Baseball Event
Sun Valley Indians meet East Dayton Flyers in a baseball exhibition at Memorial Field tonight at 8 39 under night lights. Anferson starts Central Indiana Rooster League action Sunday at Lafayette. Atlantic City Race Course announced a $67500 minimum with $50000 to winner on Sept 25. The Fourth of July has hosted six world heavyweight title bouts.
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Wolace Mual
Anferson
Sun Valley Indians
Dayton Flyers
Memorial Field
Lafayette
Furse Atlantic
City
Atlantic City
United Nations Hamdican
Golf Champion Cites Busy Schedule Amid Comeback
The champion said he was benched for days and not in peak shape due to his new clothing manufacturing business. He admitted being too busy to devote himself fully to golf and emphasized the need to be serious about the sport.
Thompson Crushes Three Homers as Giants Top Cardinals
Thompson hit three home runs and a single with eight RBIs to power the New York Giants past the St. Louis Cardinals 148. Willie Mays contributed two homers, and Thompson tied the modern NL record for consecutive homers in a single game with his first three at bats.
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Hank ‘Thompson
Willie Mays
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Thompson
Court Favors Molinas Right to Reinstatement
New York court grants Jack Molinas the right to pursue reinstatement to the NBA. Justice Rabin set June 14 for Molinas to present his case to the state Supreme Court in the Bronx. Molinas, an $8,400-a-year Fort Wayne Pistons player, was suspended last January by NBA president Maurice Podoloff for betting on his own team. A grand jury found no crime evident.
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St. Louis
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Min
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Lamotte
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Ant
Sugar Ray Robinson
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Fey Nu
Kanwas
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Milwauk
Chicag
Ginnnath
Jack Molinas
Columbia University
National Basketball Assn
Supreme Court
Benjamin Rabin
Fort Wayne Pistons
Maurice Podaloff
Vale's Big Bat Leads A's Past Orioles in Last-Place Battle
Elmer Valu homered and drove in two runs as Philadelphia Athletics defeated Baltimore Orioles 6-2 on a Thursday night. Joe DeMaestri added a bases empty homer, with Bob Young and Wy Dawwiunure contributing in the losing effort.
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Baltimore
Philadelpiia
Elmer Valu
Philadelphia Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Joe DeMaestri
Bob Young
Virus Stricken Hogan Questions Open Victory Hopes
Ben Hogan, reeling from a virus, said he may not win the National Open to be held in Iowa coming Thursday. He admits weakness and poor physical condition after two Detroit errors helped the Tigers beat the Senators 4-4. Hogan plans to stay in Honolulu for Life magazine's National Golf Day and to prep for the upcoming tour, with a return visit to Iowa possibly in 1957.
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Maury
McDermott
Senators
Garver
Wawart
Iowa
Champons City
Hogan
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Texas
Ballastol
Life Magazine
Iis
Fort Worth
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