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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1958

Page

6

Anderson Sporting Goods edges Wabash in 11th inning rally

In Memorial Field Central Indiana Booster League action Anderson Sporting Goods beat the Wabash Athletics 7 to 6 in 11 innings. Larry DeHlarity scored the deciding run after a bunt by Wilson and a throwing error, as Anderson spoiled Wabash’s late rally. Noblesville defeated Fortville 11 to 8 in the Hamilton County CIBL clash.

Wilson Larry DeHfority Anderson Sporting Goods Wabash Athletics Central Indiana Memorial Field Anderson Wabash DeHlarity DeHarity Noblesville Fortville Hamilton County

Erskine Fairview Open Play Today in Little League Bill

Erskine and Fairview poised to begin play this afternoon at 1 3 o clock with a twin bill at their respective parks White River and Shadyside. An opening ceremony includes Father Eckert and local officials led by George Slinkard, with Ray Nichols and McAdams coordinating events. Next week’s schedule lists games between Eagles Lions Club and other teams as managers and coaches prepare for a busy docket.

Fairvie Meron Erskine National White River Shadyside Father Eckert Ambrose Church Robert McCurry George Slinkard Wawcto Owens Ray Nichols Stant Park Fairview American Buzz" McAdams Will Cues Cate Srskine Fairview Amer Tom Can Maurice Eckstein Eagles Elley Carl McCarroll

Cubs Drott Tops Pirates in 6 1 Victory

Cubs pitcher Drott earned his third win of the year after a two doubles opening frame, limiting the Pirates to two singles in a 6-1 Chicago win. The 21 year old right hander struck out 10, fending off Frank Thomas late in the two hour 23 minute game.

Wale Drott Pittsburgh Chicago Cubs Frank ‘Thomas

Dallas Open leader McMullin shoots 65 to stay ahead

Dallas Freshman John McMullin from Fair Oaks Calif refused to wilt under pressure Friday and fashioned a Sunder par 65 to retain the lead by a stroke in the $25 000 Dallas Open. An hour earlier Tommy Bolt of Paradise Fla posted the year’s low round on Sunder par 62 to reach 130 for 36 holes. McMullin then rallied with a birdie strewn round to finish at 129.

Dallas John McMullin Fair Oaks Calif Tommy Bolt Paradise Fla Hhad Mc Mullin

Local Boys and Leaders Leave Sunday for Camp Tecumseh

A bus caravan departs Sunday at 12 45 p m for Camp Tecumseh near Delphi for a week of camping activities including swimming canoeing archery riflery and track. Leaders include Dennis Fasone John Hulse Van Hudson Tony S Kirkpatrick Jim Humphrey and Jene Bell. Students listed span Anderson area families and the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce with the event concluding June 15.

Anderson Famid Camp Tecumseh Delphi Gene Bell YMCA Gordon Adams Bruce Adair Charles Boren Greg Baldwin Bruce Baldwin David Baxter Mike Brown Frankie Brown Terry Busby David Bertram Mike Bondurant David Baker Tom Chambers Brad Carner David Clutch Kelly Chambers Jerry Childers David Craig Ken Dearing Billy DeBaun Jack Davis Peter Drumm Dick Darlington Steve Darlington David Darlington Mike Davis Tom Ehle Mike Ehle Bobby Eastes Glenn England John Early Terry Ewell Jerry Foohey Mike Flynn Ronnie Fortune Bobby Gold Mike Goddard Jay Glazer Drew Grubich Joe Gray Johnny Gunst Fred Haney Claude Haney David Hallenback Bob Hetzler David Heiniger Gary Huston Fob Huffman Bill Heritage Offen Warren Jenes David Jones Jimmy Jones Rodney Jones Eugene Klett Greg Kinsaid George Krall Jett Keesling Brian Lavelle Steve Lewis Marc Lawrence David Little David Lewellen Phil Lavelle Jerry Miller Tommy Moore Joe Melchair Phil Martin Mike Miller Charles Miller Larry Maguire Richard McCabe Ronnie McCord Tom McCarthy Jerry Neal Joe Pigg Kip Pettigrew Jim Osborn It Tred Kingsbury Tom Tallman C ‘Om Carpenter Jerry Craig Kaydon Skeech Tim Kutchied Itan Cronk Don Sutton Don Kincaid Hank Case Bob Jones Dave Kimball Jim Willis Jene Bell

Skowron Mantle lead Yankees to win in seven inning clash

New York AP report highlights Bill Skowron driving in the decisive run with a two run single in the seventh after Mickey Mantle blasted two homers against Dick Tomanek. Mantle reaches 10 homers this season as BALT is toppled and NY leads KC by 8 1/2. Turley fights through a bases loaded jam in the ninth to clinch the victory and Mantle tags from the right side in the powerful showing.

New York Bill Skowron Mickey Mantle Bob Turley Yankees Kansas City Baltimore Mantle Dick Tomanek Mick Emerad Seston Skowron

Jones Fans 12 Cards Win 5th Straight Contest

Relay details and sprint results highlight a school track meet. Presely and Saundra Goree lead short-distance events, while Dorcia Shipley and Twila Jones top high jump. Multiple athletes from the team compete in dash and shuttle relay events with times and distances noted.

Mckinney Kirk J. Benbow L. Morgan Tappan Warner R. Morgan Carpenter T. Tappan A. Rolling J. Kirk H. Smith W. Rolling W. Jordan J. Bostic T. King R Morgan J Bostic H. Steans M. Warner G. Allen J. Duly E. Steans Z. Kirk J. Smith D.'¢ Mallernee J. Duffy G. Red Soo Shuttle Duffy Kirk Baker Haynes Redding Johnson Jordan Cottrell Mastin Allen Garretson Lagel W. Cottrel G. Pearson D. Jordan R .Kink Stewart P. Blue T. Kick R. Kick D. Haynes A |Couth G. King Ascott J. Dikney S'D- Berryman C. Young Taylor B. Newland SE van Ness Pot Newland E. van Ness D. Lowry D. Baron L. Huse W. Redding Lowry M. Swinford Mile Graham Sink Pierson Anderson Young Agnew McNear McCord Youngblood Sknson Keirns Tremain Smith J. Morgan B. Brown T. Tallman P. Sullivan Vaughn B. Glaze L. Condon D. T. Mainard C. Wood M.morgan Hutchison Holbert Pearson I Mile Knight D. Hutchison B. Glazebrook Mainard D. Keeney J. Mot Tallma Mainard D. Kenney Tallman D. Taylor G. Knight P. Rayford B. Perry J. Collier Brown P.” Sullivan D. Vaughn T. Mainard Time Girls Hallie Floyd A. Collier B. Johnson M McCullough M.” Young H. Floyd R. Cox A. Chatman L. Sawyer M.’Allen A. Ruth P. Rolling Hat Fe Floyd Mary Allen Jessie Collier Mary Shirley Bertha Hudson Rita Cox Martha Young Alma Chatman Florence Willams Margaret Lamper Rose ‘Crawford Eddie Mac

Elliott Nips Irish Star In 3 58.1 Mile

Herb Elliott of Australia wins the Fr iday night mile at the Compton Track meet in 3 58.1. Laszlo Tabori finishes second and Ireland's Ron Delany takes third after a slow final lap. Delany the Olympic 1500 meters champion struggles with illness or fatigue, while Tabori closes in for a late challenge. Jerome Walters and Bob Shankland set early tempo as Elliott secures fifth sub-minute mile this season.

Compton Calif Herb Elliott Australia Laszlo Tabori Ireland Ron Delany Elliott John Landy Tabori Delany Hungary Jerome Walters Southern ‘California Striders Bob Shankland University of Southern California Eliott

Fishing Outlook Promises Peak Early Season Weekend

Latest bulletin from Officer Boots notes clear streams in Fifth District with smallmouth bass and channel catfish hitting well. Geist reservoir yields bluegills and largemouth bass slow. big blue catfish up to 30 pounds reported. Warns lifeguard jackets required under new water safety rule. Also covers horse shoe pitching, Pat Flahavin’s brook trout tale, and Elwood versus Kokomo baseball at Callaway Park.

Robert N. Boots Indiana Department of Conservation Geist

Robby Offered Million To Meet Pat For Title

Sugar Ray Robinson said he was offered one million dollars to fight Floyd Patterson for the heavyweight title. Cy Weintraub telegrammed the offer and plans a Los Angeles fight at the Coliseum in September. Patterson had no comment. Robinson will travel to LA to discuss. Tim Holland was eliminated in the British Amateur Golf Championship at St Andrews. Alan Thirlwell will face Joe Ca in the final.

New York Sugar Ray Robinson Floyd Patterson Robinson Cy Weintraub Los Angeles Weintraub Los Angeles Coliseum Sugar Ray Patterson Joey Maxim Andrews Scotland Tim Holland Jlon Joe Ca

Orioles Sweep KC A's Behind Papas Dominant Arm

Baltimore Orioles won both ends of a doubleheader against Kansas City Athletics, 2-1 and 3-1, as 19-year-old righty Milt Papas clearly showed his forearm injury had healed by limiting the A's to four hits in the nightcap and guiding the Orioles to the sweep.

Orioles Baltimore Milt Pappas Kansas City Athletics Baltimore Orioles

Bethany C Wallops South Meridian 8-1 in league play

Bethany C walloped South Meridian 8 to 1 in Anderson Amateur Softball Association Class C action. Swinford hit a milestone homer in the sixth with two aboard, while Hudson limited the Meridian batters to two singles. Bethany totaled 12 hits with strong defensive and pitching efforts. scoreline shows 1020048 for Bethany and 000001-1 for South Meridian.

Cher Hudson Swinford Bethany South Meridian Anderson Amateur Softball Association Hudson S. Meridian Swineford Corzine Gree

41 Roadsters Vie At Sun Valley Speedway Tonight

Forty one cars entered for Sun Valley Speedway night program as owner Joe Helpling enforces a purse share rule. Ellis Herbert, Briar Johnson, and Wendell Fall, all feature winners this season, seek a second win, while rivals Dick and Pete Jackson, Darrell Forshee, and Marv Rector challenge the high banked track. Warmups at 7 pm with time trials, heats, trophy dash, semifinal, and feature to follow.

Rivers Throus Indiana Sun Valley Speedway Joe Helpling Ellis Herbert Rushville Briar Johnson Richmond Wendell Fall Indianapolis Sun Valley Dick and Pete Jackson Greenfield Darrell Forshee Muncie Marv Rector Yorktown

N S Pharmacy Nips Moose At Shadyside

North side Rousey led NS Pharmacy to a 6 to 4 win over Moose at Shadyside. Six safe hits off Moose’s elbowing limited their offense. Line score shows Moose 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 1 2 5. NS 0 2 0 2 0 x - 4 6 2. Batteries Lightfoot Mitchell Rousey M Young. Petty’s Auction Saturday June 7.

N.S. Pharmacy Shadyside Rousey Moose Pharmacy Lightfoot Mitchell M. Young

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