Pairings Set For 19 Team City Tourney In Anderson
The Anderson Herald notes 19 teams set for a city tournament with play starting Monday night at Shadyside. In golf news two players aced holes at Cincinnati Country Club while trying to qualify for the National Open. Allen Coulter of Richmond earned his first ace on the 154 yard eighth as he shot 79 81 160. Mel Carpenter of Hebron notched his third ace on the 202 yard fifteenth while also competing in the National Open qualifier rounds. Fred Wampler of Indianapolis qualified at 154 but trailed by three strokes behind the leader, while others from Logansport failed to qualify at Chicago.
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Goyamo Out Of Preakness First Round Pairings Announced
The 19 teams entered in the 194 annual Guy Championship sponsored by the Anderson Amateur Softball Association were announced by Harold Henry and Estel Hunt. Defending champs Temge's Packers and Belmont Community open the tourney at Shady Side Park, with several league officials and players noted. Goyamo of Woodvale Farm was withdrawn from Belmont Stakes sales after being declared not lame but not at peak form by trainer Woody Stephens. Royce G. Martin, owner of Woodvale, died May 1.
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Landy Fails to Break Mile Record in Rain at Stockholm
Australian runner John Landy clocked 4 01.6 on a wet track at Olympic Stadium in Stockholm. Denis Johansson finished second, with Nils Toft and Arne Andersson noted among the era’s fastest mile efforts. Landy’s time leaves Bannister's 3 59.4 world mark out of reach as he continues a Scandinavian tour through six more races.
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Kansas
Archie Moore Stops Whitehurst In Sixth Round Knockout
Archie Moore, weighing 199 pounds, knocked out Bert Whitehurst of Baltimore in 1:09 of the sixth round on Monday night. The 37-year-old Miami native improved to eight straight victories as Whitehurst, a 3 to 1 underdog, failed to challenge after a strong fourth round start.
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Hurricane) Jackson
Lost control ends Johnny Fredericks race bid in Milwaukee crash
Detroit driver Johnny Fredericks lost control during time trials at Rex Mays Memorial in Milwaukee. His car struck the wall and caught fire, removing him from the 100 mile race on the new speedway.
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Winamac Invades City Thanas To Start On Mound
Winamac visits town to face the Anderson Sun Valley Indians in a Central Indiana Boosters League game under Me Field lights tonight. Anderson seeks a bounce back after dropping its opener at Lafayette Sunday night. George Thanas, sought by major league scouts, will start for Horace Hunter's nine. Other starters include Whitehead at second and Keith.
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Anderson
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George Thanas
Horace Hunter
Whitehead
Keith
Gilman Wins Third Straight Day League Victory
Gilman earned his third consecutive Delco Remy Day League win, beating Plants 68 16 to 7 at Factory Park. Beaver, Hale, Heaver and Gilman combined for 11 hits, with Stohler contributing 3 for 4 for Plants 68, as Marl Chambers threw a two-hit shutout in a prior game. Musial leads Cardinals past Dodgers 10 to 3 behind multiple hits and RBIs.
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Ton Boone
Gosnell
Kiner Hits Two Homers As Cubs Top Phillies 6 5
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 6 5 to end a four game skid. Ralph Kiner belts two homers, Hank Aaron hits his 19th, Dee Fondy and Karl Drews noted elsewhere. Howie Pollet earns his third win as clutch hitting fuels the Cubs. Sauer tied for NL homer lead with Stan Musial after the game.
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New Yorks
Scratch Hit Robs Hoeft Of A No-Hitter
Irv Noren broke up Billy Hoeft's no hitter in the seventh inning though Detroit lefty Hoeft still shut out the Yankees twice this season. Gerry Coleman added an eighth inning double for New York’s only other hit as the Tigers won 8 0.
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Noren
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Coleman
Thvett
Yankees
Andy Carey
Dykes suspended three days and fined fifty dollars
Jimmy Dykes Baltimore manager was suspended three days and fined 50 by AL President Will Harridge following a run in with umpire Ed Hurley in New York Sunday. Coach Tom Oliver acted as manager while Dykes moved to a roof box with GM Joe Cronin of the Red. Dykes protested the penalty as too lenient. Chicago White Sox rallied late to beat Philadelphia Athletes 9 3, with Ferris Fain and George Kell contributing key hits in the seventh inning.
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Will Harridge
Harridge
Ed Hurley
New York
Tom Oliver
Asn
Gener
Joe Cronin
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Satford
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Boone
Slaughter Placed On Disabled List By Yankees
New York Yankees veteran outfielder Enos Slaughter was placed on the disabled list after fracturing his left wrist in a game with Cleveland. He will miss at least 30 days and the club may replace him as needed.
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New York Yankees
Enos Slaughter
Slaughter
Cleveland Indians
Unclear OCR Note Sparks Data Gap in Sports Odds
Fragmentary text lists figures and names such as Kellner, Dervis, Newark, and Manon Torley with amounts like eight dollars, but lacks coherent context or complete event details for a reliable summary.
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Dervis
Newark-Zurerink
Torley
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