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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1954

Page

4

Local league forms with teams from multiple towns

The Goyal Order of Moore organized the Moose Fifth District Lefthall League with teams from Anderson Munzie Connersville New Castle Lullarapelis and Conners ville participating. Ansterson plays at New Castle tomorrow and the Gulf League begins play July 27 at Anderson July 18 at New Castle August events follow in several cities.

HOUSE Goyal Order of Moore Moose Anderson Munzie Connersville New Castle Lullarapelis Ansterson Anerson Richmond Conaocreville Munciv Indianapolis Roscoe Criles Agilerann Bene

Santee Sets American Mile Mark As Sun Valley Hosts Meet

Miler Santee posted 4 minutes 6.6 seconds to break the American record in a dramatic Sun Valley track night. The event drew about 9 000 spectators with Sweden's Jaricsson and others in pursuit while Budd Matsen and Campanella fueled the Dodgers Cubs game chatter. The day featured a Sun Valley speed program and amateur drivers in a 130 lap extravaganza after an earlier impromptu parking lot sprint.

Sun Valley Speedway Sun Valley Compton Catif Wes Santee America Santee Kansas Hoger Bannister Sweden Ingvar Jaricsson Russ Banham Ier Calif Santer Gun der Heegg Lennart Strand Werner Luegg

Sports Roundup From National League and American Associations

Scattered baseball results from Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago and New York at Cincinnati with various pitchers and scores. American League notes include Chicago at Washington Baltimore at New York Detroit at Boston and Milwaukee at Cleveland with multiple player stat lines. A line mentions the first steeplechase race in the United States in 1634 at Washington DC Jockey Club Park.

National League Vale Brooklyn HMC Allinigo Tia Gilliam Zernial Heese Bollwer Snider Ue Lardalio Bundy Wie Pat Ally Frank S. Hogan Kiner Leauer Jackson Robert KK. Christenberry Cairpanks Missis Gh Mission Jones Rebl Aragiola Bobby Melnick Fox Hlyzka el Cor Ihmler Sth Ai Baltinore Boltt AllasIelphia k—Bollwes Chokales Kennedy Mele McGhee Trice Ballinoce Phil Kriva Jones Iladelphia Chakaless Rugh Blyzka So—Chakels Sari Stesiveery Oakland Calif Eee Melnick E.gilliam Garagiola Rue—Fu-Blyzka Trievicay Club Ithe Approaches Rillo Campanella L—Chakales U—Papa- Iopy Robinson S—Miksis Irelia Honochick McGowan Chyes Farenre Peel Niksis Fundy Miksis Sion Giar Fondy Banks Cox Jay Dello Muncle Audie Swartz Johnny Arnold BU Evans Sun Valley Posse Madison Square Garrett Chicago Avila Erskine Rush Dente Hogan R-Er Henry W—Erskine Rush Rosen A—Engeln Pinelli Boggess Ebilley Finlay Jones Stewart Ren. F. Strickland Journal-American Paradelphia Horan St. Louis Roberts Konstanty Mossi Haddix Sarni Majeski Swartz Lwa Menryferts Narleski Philadelphia Lopata St. Westlake Louis Musial Mitchell Ovo Sun Valleys New York Cincinnati Cotting Wilhelm Kalt Evans Arnald Florida Christen Landrith McDaggald Oniexeggy Carly Erskine Berry Jonesianmaican Coleman Oready King Sunstory Janes Delsing Totus Moss Pon Wier Brooklyn Dodgers Cubs Brock Nicroan Westlake Lyn Pao Way de Rutile Cleveland Gurrell Pina Dodgers House RBI Smith Duby Pail Cub Suen iMantle Noren Wyan Dodger Wis Sain Wynn Otatais Narieski Henty Los Angeles Nirlosk Ford Detroit Atl L—Wynn Stington U—Grieve Unront Berry Dill ' Te Laka Ak Sieeararthday Anal Hoeft Nieman Sievers Ruscago Koenn Bolling Keess Washington SOX Fis Haeft Porterfield St. SC Derry Turner Porterfield Hlooft Brandan Duke Ellis Taucins Philatelphia Pocterfield WoHoek Streague Dick Denny Levarche Last Barch Apetorterfield Summers Pivars Ee Gil Utley Benes Sam Hunt Banne Um- Baltimore Abrams Boston Hunter Roodman Larsen Piersall Njensen Brewer Herrin Pendleton Pete Brown Minoso Fain Lallar Rivera Keegan Balling Hatton Lepelo Lapein Agganis Nixon Ho—Nixon Her—Keegan Brows Mingso W—Keegan Ain “Oday St. Loula Dickvan Fadens Newcombe Kuppolaty 2d Yorker Cincinneti Antenalf Parkash Vitusburgh Milwauker O'Donnall Spahn American Agus Chicago Ve. Lehmite Baltimore Torley Filey Hedwneald Pilladelptlom Torcie Klaysnight Purarenk Marlow Ve. Henry Kiely Merican Association Indianapolis Charleston Toutiville St. Paul Toledo United States Washington, D. C Lub Park Ratowal Madue Shane Yael Bill Wes Ivy Philadespaie St Boule Cinelines Haur Yenterdey Wathington Uwars Fesson American Association

City Park Track Meet Showcases Jaycees and Parks Sponsors

The second annual City Park track and field meet features four divisions from Pee Wee to Senior with events including sprints, distance runs, relays, hurdles, and jumps. Local organizers Jaycees and City Parks Recreation list participants and sponsors, with plans for shuttle relays and field events this afternoon.

Jaycees Feewee Peawee Hduch Batekell City Park Rennin Fie Sonra Rte Ofeloek

Athletic events and boxing notes from old Classifieds

The fragment lists track events by division such as 200 yard shuttle relay and standing broad jump, with multiple yard dash and relay distances. It also claims boxing history noting Bob Fitzsimmons as the heaviest world heavyweight champion at 172 pounds and Primo Carnera at 267 pounds, from a classifieds section.

Hanning Broad Dynlor Falay Roc Juni Bob Fitzsimmons Primo Carner

Pendleton Junior Baseball Opens At Fall Cy Park

Pendleton Sunior Baseball League opens this afternoon at 12:30 at Fall Cy Park diamond. Eight teams of boys aged eight to fourteen are organized. Beryl Jones leads opening ceremonies.

Pendleton Pendleton Sunior Cy Park Beryl Jones

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