Indianapolis Sizzles in Twin Bill Sweep for First
Indianapolis Tntials swept a doubleheader versus Columbus Sunday, 9-7 and 4-2, widening their lead over second place in the American Association by about five games. Events include baseball, tennis, and golf notes across Indiana with various local teams and schedules.
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Indianapolis
Kerby Farrell
Indianapolis Tntials
Columbus
Minneapolis
Dodgers Ahead In Tight Hitting Battle Lead
Jackie Robinson has surged to the National League batting lead in a four way race that includes Stan Musial and Ray Jablonski of the Cardinals and Don Mueller of the Giants. Robinson moved from seventh. Musial and Jablonski gained points while Mueller increased with six hits in ten trips. In the American League Bobby Avila of Cleveland holds a 45 point edge over teammate Rosen. Mel Ott’s Bill Tuttle fell back. Minnie Minoso rose to fourth with a hot stretch for Chicago.
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Ay Ben Olan
New York
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
F Lim
Stan Musial
Ray Jablonski
St. Louis Cardinals
Don Mueller
New
Ake
Musial
Jablonski
San
Ford
Mueller
Bobby
Avila
Cleveland
AY Rosen
Rosen
Melroi
Bil Tulle
Minnie Minoxa
Chicago
Fowrth
Heathrful
Cahan
Jim Thishy
Washington
Vern Stephens
Baltimore
Ivy Hilh
Nellie Fox
Ferris Fain
Whity Sox
Frank
House
Detroit
Mickey Mantle
Lyeratten
Big Leagues Mum About Any Player Deals
New York reports indicate up to June 18 deadline nothing dramatic on player trades expected. Cal Griffith of the Senators and Eddie Yost speculation, while Cubs GM Wid Matthews and Phillies GM Ray Hamey say no deals imminent and teams seek a single key acquisition without sacrificing core players.
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Jearuo Clih
Cal Griffith
Washington Senators
Eddie Yost
Wid Matthews
Chicago Cubs
Vid
Ray Hamey
Manatee
Philadelphia Phillies
Hamey
Indianapolis Tech All Sports Victory and Year In Row
Indianapolis Tech with 116.5 yolnta was declared winner of the North Centraligh School Can feyorice's all-aports the second straight year. He was reveated at the organization's annual business meeting and dinner held at Linder's. Muncie Central was second with 105.5 points, and the others included Lafayette 4, Anderson 93.75, Richmond 84.24, Marion 60.5, Logansport 63.25, Kokomo 58.75, Frankfort 48.05, New Castle 24.5. Pean Smith, Marian and loop, president, preaided at the meet.
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Edgewood Golf Winners Named By Group At Fort Wayne
Edgewood Men s Golf Club announced winners from the group after the 18 hole tournament at Rapps Clothing Store. Names listed include John Hiday Davin son Cecil Goyer Till Mills Ralph Rodecan Wayne Sheley and Harry Ackerman. The event began Sunday and runs for a week in Fort Wayne Indiana. The article also notes Dick Rosenthal a Notre Dame standout signed to play with the Fort Wayne Pistons of the NBA and to be converted to forward.
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Davinson
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Wayne Sheley
Harry Ackerman
Rapp's Clothing Store
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dick, Rosenthal
Iferlem Globetrotters
Seiter
Notre Dame
Mare
Day
Fort Wayne Tistons
National Basketball Association
Kennet Club To Elect Officers At YMCA Meeting
The Anerson Kennet Club will hold a business session at the Tad pin YMCA Wednesday with Gilbert Pearl as president in charge. New officers and a board will be elected and plans made for a June 16 picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kelley on Indiana 67 south of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Peart will show colored travel slides.
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YMCA
Tad Pin
Gilbert Pearl
Louis Kelley
Ind
Armscamp Pileup Injures Driver At Main Race
Saturday's Arm Scamp race provided a crash in which Tommy Mullinax's car spun and hit the wall, was struck by a rival, triggering a multi car pileup. Mullinax suffered a possible collarbone fracture and was taken to St Johns Hospital. Winners included Carter Elwood in heat one, Smith Gas City in heat two, Harold Simmons Elwood in heat three, and Melvin Douglas Anderson in heat four. Simmons finished first in the main event with Cloud and Douglas close behind.
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Roman Dra
Tommy Mullinax
Itat
Guy Smith
Muallinax
St Johnvs Hospital
Davis and
Syielerambir
Flari
Loop Officials Extend icivic Golf Start to Wednesday
Loop officials announced extending the first round for icivic Golf Start ls to Wednesday night at Edgewood Links due to inclement weather. Kiwanis Club general chairman Tyan Geiger said last night the delay affects opening day plans. Next Thursday afternoon semc golfers will play at Grand View.
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Unclear sports item from night game replay
Fragmentary report describes a baseball contest with references to players Fain Teague DeleoNemy Day Claud Craig and a 54 inning note. Uncertain details mention a replay Wednesday night and a Nite Owl competition with conflicting scores and lineup notes.
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DeleoNemy Day
Teague
Claud Craig
Plant
31 Junior Olympic Marks Fall In 2nd Annual Meet
The 2nd annual Jaycees City Track meet in South Anderson saw nearly 60 events set new marks, with standout performances by Carolyn Stanley, Sandra May, Norma Perkins, and Nancy Colville among many others. Organizers Meredyth Delph and Rod Wont led officiating. results will be sent to the Amateur Athletics Union in New York.
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Amrtaur Athletics Union
Rentus
Humes Throws No-Hit No-Run Show in County Tourney
South Humes, a fierce pitcher for Anderson, tossed a no-hit, no-run game as his team routed Turn Signals 22-0 in the county tournament. Delicate relief by Preska and strong hitting backed by Campanella and Musial highlighted a day of dramatic baseball action across the league standings.
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Hurler
Anderson
Carl Turillo
Shadyside Park
Phi Arnold Ald Thun Patty
Roy Campanella
Sumhyn Dodgers
Vielocyy
St. Louis Cardinals
Jon Preska
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del Tice
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Bill Sarni
Hughes
Sally Hemus
Bill Frazier
Wally Moonum
Brooklyn
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Pee Wee Reese
Duke Snider
Snider
Gerry Slaley
Moonis
Roe
Stan
Musial
Hank Sauer
Cubs
City Championship Boltall Entries Close Today
City entries for the annual Boltall Tournament close at 8 pm today, with registrations received at Deckers. Pres. Malold Henry announced last night. First round play starts Monday night, June 14, at Shadyside Park. Henry and Hat Woods serve as cocommissioners, with Ellis Hunt as board chairman. The ten man time limit applies before the semifinal. Emae's is the defending champion, Autronic Eye slugging nine runs in the first three frames to Lynch's three and take the lead.
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Mal Old Henry
Shadyside Park
Diamond
Henry
Hat Woods
Ellis Hunt
Pendleton Merchants Beat Alexandria Nine At Falls City Park
Pendleton Merchants edged Alexandria Aldons 10 to 3 in a Sunday baseball game at Falls City Park. Pitcher Penson earned the win with 11 hits allowed while strong relief from Laws and Jones helped seal the victory. Pendleton hosts Anderson Sports men next Saturday under Memorial Field lights in Madison County.
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Pendleton
Rot Clarke
Pendleton Merchants
Alexandria Aldons
Falls City Park
Anderson Sportsmen
Memorial Field
Madison
R. H
Morey Withdraws From Western Open With Virus Illness
Cincinnati report says golfer Dave Morey of Martinsville Ind dropped out after two rounds of the Western Open Golf Tournament. His wife Mrs Morey said he felt ill and had a temperature of 106 degrees before leaving the event.
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Western Golf
Cincinnati
Dave Morey
Martinsville
Ind
Armateur
Attendance Up for NL Early Season Marks
Attendance for the first eight weeks of the National League shows a gain of 307 577 over last year. The report lists multiple athletes and events with new records in distance measurements and relay times. Participants named include Sanders Richards Glazebrook and others setting marks in 60 yard relay and mile relay events.
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Syard Dash
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Tite
Tom Campbell
Melvin Mims
John Miles
Phil Suivans
Dan Rhodes
Don Brooks
Tot Brooks
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Yor ‘Tallman
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Jerry Kirkpatrick
Mehin Mimms
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Tima
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Richard Stith
Tome
Isaac Millhouse
Bill Hendrickson
Richard Cook
Kenneth McClintock
Robert Brooks
Ey Barry Atkinson
Stith
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Marc ‘Vin Horton
Robert Glazebrook
Dean Richards
Adrian Huff
Bob Delph
Cincinnati Ih
Glazeybrook
J. Pickard
Israt Millhouse
Cook
Mike Mimms
Adrian Hull
Tom Tailman
Marvin Horton
Ken McCintoth
Tom. Smith
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