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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1957

Page

45

Erskine League Opens Saturday With 2 Games

The four team Erskine National Little League opens Saturday at Fairview Park with McCarroll's vs Eagles and CIO 662 vs Owens in a 3 PM doubleheader. George Slinkard to throw first ball. league officials, managers and players to attend.

Erskine Fairview Park McCarroll Eagles CIO Owens Mr. Eckstein Carroll McCarroll Fred Kean CIO 662 Ray Brann Bill Dickerson Erskine National Loop Owers Eagies McCarroll’s MecCarroll’s McCarrolls

Schedule of matches for Owens Eagles and rivals

A listing of summer dates featuring Owens Eagles and opponents CIO 662 McCarrolls and Owens across June to August. The schedule runs daily with home team listed and includes July and August matchups.

Phillies Hit Three Homers To Beat Reds At Home

Philadelphia Phillies slugged three home runs at Connie Mack Stadium to defeat Cincinnati 6 2 in front of 27 000 fans. Stan Lopata Bob Bowman and Rip Repulski each hit their fifth of the season as Robin Roberts earned his sixth win while Don Gross took the loss for the Reds.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Phillies Cincinnati Redlegs Connie Mack Stadium Stan Lopata Bob Bowman Rip Repulski Homer Robin Roberts Phillies Don Gross

Hockett and Calabria Nine Selections Announced for Junior Baseball

Twenty boys were chosen by managers Meredyth Delph and Frank Woschitz after a three day tryout to join Calabria and Anderson Hackett Mace squads. Veterans return on Calabria and Hockett Mace rosters as practice begins at Memorial Field and Delco Remy Field.

Anderson Hockett-Mace Calabria American Legion Calabria Dave Eckstein Tom Boots J. T. Freeman Larry Early Don Pickett Larry Taylor Kenneth Streaty Jim Gillespy Butch Dick Anderson Hackett-Mace John Teague Dave Beher Phil Hosier Jerry Charmolne Stan Cronk Jack Morris Max Benson Chico Melendez Bill Collins Tom Tallman Hockett-Maco Meredyth Delph Frank Woschitz Woschitz Memorial Field Delco Remy Field Hackett Legion Post Ninth Street Anderson Legion Memorial Park

Daleville opens with 17 to 1 blowout of DeSoto

Daleville pitcher Larry Woods limits DeSoto to three hits and one run as Daleville bats for 17 hits and 13 walks. The Bronc defense commits several errors but still dominates in Delaware County High School Summer League opener.

Daleville Larry Woods DeSoto Bronc

Tail Lamps Rally Tops Local 957 in Last Inning

Tail Lamps scored five runs in the bottom of the sixth to beat Local 957 5 to 4 in Commercial B League softball at Shadyside diamond. Parks hit a two run homer as Tail Lamps rallied while Gabbard had two doubles for Local 957, which outhit Tail Lamps 7 to 5.

Local 957 Forse Lynch Shadyside Diamond Gabbard

Bears Triumph With Three-Run Blasts Spark Victory

Denver and Indianapolis traded runs as George Wilson and Bob Oldis hit three-run homers to lift the Bears to a 10-3 win. Denver outhit Indiana 15-14 but stranded 14 runners, while Ben Flowers earned the win despite giving up 11 hits over 6 1 3 innings.

Indianapolis Denver Bears George Wilson Bob Oldis Indiana Ben Flowers Indians Wilson Oldis John Kucab Flowers McMahan Papai Flanigan Spencer Szycezewski Romano

Pennsylvania Wins Thirteenth Ivy League Basketball Crown

Pennsylvania University secures its 13th Ivy League title in men’s basketball marking a record run for the program. The victory underscores Penn's historical dominance in the league and solidifies their standing atop the conference.

Pennsylvania

Musial Sparks Cardinals Past Pirates With Dazzling Doubles

Stan Musial led the NL with a .361 average after collecting two doubles and driving in three of St Louis’s six runs in a 6 0 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Murry Dickson pitched six strong innings to earn the win while Del Ennis opened the scoring with a homer.

Pittsburgh Stan Musial St. Louis Pittsburgh Pirates Murry Dickson Musial RBI Hank Aaron Milwaukee Dee Fondy Pirates Cardinals Ronnie Kline del Ennis Eddie Kasko Dickson Blasin

Wiffi Smith Takes Early Lead in Ladies PGA

Wiffi Smith shot 32-36-68 to lead the field after the opening round of the third Ladies PGA Championship. The 36 year old, known as Margaretwho from St. Clair Michigan and Orange Texas, held a one stroke edge over three rival professionals as scores stayed par heavy.

Wiffi Smith Pittsburgh Wiffi Margaret St. Clair Mich Orange Tex

Women Set Record on Churchill Valley Short Course

A female runner set a new course record on the brief Churchill Valley layout during the women's event. The performance highlighted speed and endurance on the compact loop, with rivals pushing for the fastest time despite the challenging turns.

Churchill Valley

Jedgar Ruler Named After FBS Director Hoover

A 3 year old race horse named Jedgar Ruler honors J Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI. The choice reflects a tribute by the horse’s owners to the prominent public figure.

Jedgar Ruler FBS J. Edgar Hoover

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