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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1956

Page

4

City Amateur Play Opens Amid Local Baseball Support

The Anderson Amateur Baseball Association resumes play at Memorial Field under Walter Crawford as head groundskeeper with Russell Bell leading the association. Mayor Ralph Ferguson backs the sport and Park Place defends its City Tournament title at Shadyside Park beginning Monday night.

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Falstaff Nine’s Winning Streak Ends in Rough Tilt

Falstaff’s run halted as Anderson’s Valtafis led a decisive assault while Maehiton’s squad struggle. Jaen bai TH tea and Mire contributions appear in fragmented spellings, reflecting a disrupted report of a tough game.

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Foursome Hits Clobbers Jinx In Golf Match

New Rochelle report on Gene Littler and Billy Maxwell leading a dominant round robin at Wykagyl. Ted Kroll and Fred Hawkins steady in the field as Littler builds late day lead and Maxwell posts strong scores.

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Babe Ruth League Opens Season at Fairview Park

The Babe Ruth League starts its season with opening ceremonies this afternoon at the Fairview Mark diamond at 12:45. Ely Park Board and Mayor Ralph Perstison will attend and address players, officials, managers, and coaches. Games begin Monday with a stacked schedule featuring Delco Remy, Hank's Market, Chesterfield Lumber, and Guide Lamp among others, across multiple fields through June and July.

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Shot Putt Star Dill Nieder Seeks CCC Mark At Milwaukee Meet

Milwaukee AP Dill Nieder of Kansas headlines the 31st Comal Collegiate Conference track meet at Marquette Stadium. Nieder aims to break the collegiate shot put record while facing a strong field including D Owen of Michigan and Burt Thompson of Minnesota. Thirteen Olympians and top scholastic athletes compete as weather cautions linger over the program.

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Eight Teams Hold High Hopes For NCAA Win Today

Eight teams enter today’s NCAA action with strong aspirations for victory. The field features notable programs from New York and Kansas alongside traditional powerhouses, all seeking to secure progress toward the tournament and solidify standing in a competitive season.

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Bowling Scores Report From Local Meet

Fragmented OCR text details bowling scores and participants, mentioning venues on Vine Peagmuonnunt Vie ska and Arrow Liquor Mart. Names include Beemer and Hay, with scattered phrases about scores, rounds, and a monitor. The readable items point to a community bowling score recap.

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Topflight Hardtop Drivers Set For Sun Valley Tonight

A Sun Valley night program features hardtop races with heats and a main event. Contenders include drivers from Rielond and Ellis Heeberk and Libbie of Anderson among others. Officials anticipate strong turnout with several sponsors and a narrator listed for the program.

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Roberts Clinker Sparks Cubs Narrow Win Over Phillies

In a tense Chicago victory, Roberts’ fourth inning error led to an unearned Cubs run as they beat the Phillies 6-4. Moryn and Valentinette sparked the inning with a misplay, while Eddie Miksis, Dee Fondy, and Ken Banks drove in runs. The Cubs scored four in the inning, chased starter Kaiser, and held on despite Roberts’s rough outing.

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Summer YMCA schedule begins Monday morning Starts Monday schedule details read

YMCA announces a summer program for boys girls men and women with varied classes from swimming advanced and beginner to Jr Life Saving and open swim. Activities run daily Monday through Saturday with special movies and crafts and gender specific sessions for girls women and men at specified times.

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Rigging a Minnow for Trolling

Practical fishing note describes rigging a minnow for trolling, detailing thread leader setup, running a swivel through the leader, and removing the needle after placing the bait. Emphasizes securing the bait and proper line management for effective trolling.

Patterson Wins Split Decision in Garden Heavyweight Bout

In a twelve round thriller at the Garden, Patterson, a lean 178 pounds, defeats Jackson by split decision to pursue the vacant heavyweight title. Judges split with Patterson ahead on the AP card, while ringside reporters largely favor him as he lands rapid combos and dodges Jackson's late rally.

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Swaps To Try It Today With Shoemaker Up

Inglewood California Saturday features Swaps and Shoemaker aiming to atone after recent defeats in the $100000 Californian and $50000 Arjona Handicap at Hal Aynour Park. Porterhouse edged Swaps by a head in a recent photo finish as rivals gear for a rematch amid a fragile contingent and possible scratches.

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Squirrel Season Change Hinted In Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS UP I A reported the Indiana Conservation Department expects a public hearing on a proposed open squirrel season from August 1 to October 20 with a bag limit of five. Last year it ran August 1 to October 1 and 4. Concerns from long-time hunters and conservationists are invited to voice opinions.

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