City Softball Tournament Opens Monday at Shadyside Park
Standings list twenty entered teams from Commercial A and B Leagues and Senior Sunday School League for the annual City Softball Tournament opening Monday at 6 30 p m at Shadyside Park. Pairings to be announced today.
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Shadyside Park
Ohm City Softball Association
Offici
Vals
Pratt
Natiowap Hane Commercial A
LeaguesAnay Brachlya
Conda
Abel's
Knight
Ieee
Columbus
Emge's
Jtammon
Levit
Eincianail
Vivvessee
Wphuthugh
Guide
Raknolle
Autrine Eyes
Alexandria
American Cage Gens Merchants and Container
Naw Yak
Naw Yak 1% .1%4Enior School 1 Claveles 1P Cero, Senior Shaddoy School League
Park Place
Church of God, Christ
Beno Aes Boneel
Atheran
North
Anderson
Chiurchy
Gaul
Whetstone
Bethany
South
Ratton
Insury
Kann
Maer Meridian Church of
Sirod Muthotish
Vark
Plier
Wwesday's Rest
Methodist Ax Chesterfield
Paul Inshanepalit
Aln
Minosepotty
Denver
Charleston
Omaha
Toles
Shadyside
Sweikert Remains Fighting Champion, Plans Races
Bob Sweikert will not defend his title next May 30 in Indianapolis. He aims to race in 11 big events across dirt and paved tracks, including Langhorne on June 19, after filing for the Imimile event. Co owner Al Gerber notes Sweikert races as long as able and financially able, working with Pat O Connor.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Bob Sweikert
Indianapolis
sMimile Automobile
Ace
Langhorne Speedway
al Gerber
Pennsylvania
Swelkert
Gurene
Sweikert
Pat O'Connor
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Camputi
Cubs
Langhorne
Johnny Thomson
Springfield
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Scronds
OOOL
ANA
Pilsburgh Wndan
Ws Hawker
Billman i
Jetfcoat
Diangpolis
Langhorn
Porler
Obits Sarkonts
King
Wace
Atwell
Lavker
Musial Leads Cardinals To 5-4 Victory Over Phillies
In Philadelphia Stan Musial drove in three runs and scored one as the St. Louis Cardinals edged the Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 4. The game featured Musial's clutch two way play and key hits helping secure the win despite a late Phillies push.
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Musial
Cardinals
Phillies
Philadelphia
Stan
Tigers win with 12th inning homer over Yankees
Ned Garver pitched two innings in relief as Tiger hits led to a 12th inning victory over the New York Yankees. Elston Howard and Hank Thompson homered earlier, but Detroit kept pace, tying the game in the seventh before a decisive 12th inning blast off Tom Sturdivant sealed the win.
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Rinett
Myers
Yankees
Tiger Pilcher
Ned Garver
Falfick
Tom Sturdivant
Yankee
Talfield
Wald Ver
Tigers
Garver
Bert
Ioankees
Sheal Hime
St Louk Veron
Yantkees
Adie Thomsen
Amt der Colliig
Kane New York
Williams Aids Boston Victory Rally Lifts Sox in Ninth
The Boston Red Sox defeated Cleveland Indians as Ted Williams drove in key runs in the ninth inning. Rookie pitcher support and late offense powered a comeback, with Kellner on the mound for Cleveland and Parrell securing the win as Sox push their rally past Cleveland.
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Hawsas
Cleveland i
Aston Tedlington Senatne
Sox
Ted Williams
Widnesda
Ales Kellner
Herb Scare
City Atletics
Cleveland Indians
Hender
Washington
Kansas City
Tascant
Shomer
Fierald
Kellner
Samet
Astrathy
Pacowul
Rose Bowl Hero Is Suspended
Rose Bowl hero Culm et Thibert Rabe faces suspension by Ohio State University for scholastic reasons. Vice President Dro Bland Stradley says the lineman, a star of the 1991 Rose Bowl champions, is dismissed from campus and may transfer to another university if unable to meet academic standards.
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Culm
Thibert Rabe
Ohio State University
Dro Bland Stradley
Luniver
Liv Fant
Lael Teem
Scheol
Campus
Runtars
Boho Wits
Scholastic
Sinothér Univer
Negray Sold to Philadelphia in Major Deal
Negray, a right handed pitcher, was sold to Philadelphia from Brooklyn. The transfer also sends pitcher Dave Caleyeh to St. Paul as part of the amendments. The 3-0 record left Negray’s future with the Phillies uncertain as other terms were disclosed.
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Troordan
Brooklyn
Gothers Thesday
Pilcher
Ranoy
Equestrian Team Trials Set for Oxford Michigan
The United States three day equestrian trials will be held September 2 through 4 in Oxford Michigan. Organizers announced the event to select the national team for upcoming competition. Sophie Hen Slonartors Aurmunced serves as a featured participant in the trials.
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United States
Oxford
Mich
Sophie
Henslonartors
International Golf Tourney Opens Thursday
The International Championships offer a $150,000 prize in a 72 hole event at Columbia Country Club Chevy Chase. Fifty players from 26 countries compete for team and individual prizes with Rich wagers, travel expenses covered, and Nixon expected to attend opening ceremonies.
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Hera Altschull
Washington
Bennad
Chandler Warper
Columbia Country Club
Stan Lennard
Patetcher
Canada
Chick Warriorland Fd Furgol
Unntel
Marie Ryawn
John Panton
Sealland
Priy Mancy
Tilenational Galt Asst
United States
Nixon
Braves Barge Into 3rd Place as Milwaukee Tops Giants
Milwaukee jumped to third in the National League by blasting six runs in the second inning and five in the ninth to defeat New York 4 to 1. Nichols and Antonelli contributed key hits while Lockman and Cobb stole bases and reached base in the loss for the Giants.
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New York
Onlwaukee
New York Giants
VC Sens
Milwaukee
Nichols
Spada
Crandall Antonelli
Giel
ICC Honor Squad Named for 1958 Conference Baseball
Thirteen players were selected by Indiana Collegiate Conference baseball coaches for the 1958 All Conference team. Doug Seltz of Valparaiso and Henry Smith of Indiana State headed the list as top pitchers, with Seltz earning a third straight honor and both missing unanimous selection by one vote. Other honorees include Bud George Evansville, Bob Schrier DePauw, Wally Martens DePauw, Don Normand St Joseph’s, Ken Schreiber Valparaiso, Clyde Cox Monksville, Dave Martin Ball State, and Clyde Teax Evansville among infielders and outfielders from DePauw, St Joseph’s, Valparaiso, Ball State, and Indiana State. DePauw led with three selections. Indiana State, Evansville, St Joseph’s, and Valparaiso had two each.
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AMI
Wie
Wolal
Howard
John Longfellow
Indiana Shile
Dick Koenig
Doug Seltz
Valparaiso
Henry Smith
Indiana
State
Seltz Pi
Valparais
Unitedbirds
Seltz
Smith
Noberk
Bud” George
Evansville
Seid
Ule
Nui
Roatnynary
Bob’ Schrier
Wally Marlehs
DePaur
Don Noremandt
Bos Wasni
St. J Joseph's
Ken Lchreiber
Ball State
Indiana Stilu
Buller
Clyde Teax
Bob Dame
Intiana State
Keystone
Bave Martin
Tatsaynot
Leon Raden
Leacher
AML
DePauw
Indiana State
St. Joseph's
Joach
Butler
Clyde Cox
Monksville
Bot Dome
Ui Ilinae State
Ean Iiedenbacher
Dave Martin
Nall State
Bob Schrier
Wally Martens
Joaul DePany
Ken Schreiber
Rob Wass
Don Normand
St Joeseph'sy
Unciaving State
Robert George
Huangvilles Catelor
Hob Mares
de Preis
Sampson Eyes Second Win atAlex Oval in Weekend Shows
Sampson returns to Alex Oval for a four-race weekend of jalopy action Friday through Sunday June 16 18 at the Mexandria track. He won the 50 lap Saturday feature and will chase another blue ribbon amid four 10 lap heats and a 50 lap finale with Ralph Hurst as narrator. Davy Crockett and Winchester velersn also race as part of the Sunday night feature lineup.
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Sampson
Alex Oval
Anderson
Acris
Mexandria
Alexandria
Gene Pamp
Davy Crockett
Winchester Velersn
Ralph Hurst
Muncie
Wlap
Lorediter
Prangis Morris
Cas City
Stig
Washington Trades Busby To White Sox
The Washington Senators traded outfielder Jin Husby to the Chicago White Sox for outfielder Groth and Courtney, catcher Courtney, and pitcher Chakales. Busby slumped at the plate this season while Groth and Courtney have strong years. Chakales is a 27-year-old reliever/student.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Jin’ Husby
Chirag White Sox
Jahnay Grath
Clin Courtney
Bob Chakales
Busby
Bushy
Groth
Courtney
Baltimore
Chakales
Cleveland
Scott Will Shadyside to appear with Toski in exhibition
Timmy Scott of Ales Country Club Lebanon Indiana will play a best ball foursonge with Rob Toski World’s Tam Golf Tourney champion during a Chaetaors Country Club exhibition in June. Toski is sponsored by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce and Anderson Country Club. Scott won the In- Alana Open Golf Tournament last summer and will conduct a golf clinic prior to the 28 hole exhibition.
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Timmy Scott
Ales Country Club
Lebanon
Ind
Rob Toski
Chaetaors Country Club
Scott
Toski
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Country Club
Feld
Oval Club
Taski
Lab
Podres Leads Dodgers To 8-0 Victory Over Reds
Lefty Johnny Podres limited Cincinnati to five hits and added two in Brooklyn’s 8-0 win in the opener of a three game series. Frank Kellert collected three hits for the Dodgers, while Bud Podbielan was the losing pitcher, exiting in the seventh as Brooklyn built a two run second and two run seventh. Kellert also started the seventh with a single before Podres sacrificed him to second and Pee Wee Reese delivered a run scoring single. The Dodgers failed to homer for the first time in 13 games.
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Brooklyn
Johnny Podres
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Tadlegs
Frank Kellert
Padaare
Padres
Tory
Dodger
Cincinnati
Ite
Bud Podbielan
Joe Nashall
Tidy Minarein
Terschet Freeman
Dodgers
Podres
Kellert
Sanify Amores
Gil Hedges
Jackie Robinson
Amores
Hodges
Dunior Gilliam
Pee Wee Reese
Tirsti Baseman
Eurtor
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