Baseball lineup fragment with players and teams listed
A messy OCR fragment shows lineups and player names such as Musial Ennis Bouchee Boyer Moon Repulski and Smith for St Louis and a Pittsburgh/Temple listing. It includes RBI notes, errors, double plays, and pitching references, with scattered team totals and box score hints. The text resembles a partial baseball box score from a mid-century game with many garbled names and numbers.
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Abhoa Pias
Ame
Ashburn
Dark Ss
Hamner
Musial Ib
Lopata
Ennis
Bouchee Ib
Boyer
Jones
Moon If
Repulski If
Whsmith
Bowman Rf
Kasko
Pnander
Dickson P
Simmons
Farrel
aHemus
Morehead
Farrell
St. Louis
Philadelphia
R-Musial
H. Smith
Dickson
Fernandez
Hemus
RBI
Smith
Blasingame
Dark
Moon
HR H Smith
Kaske
Musial
Repuiski
Blasngame
St. Lewis
Ho—Simmons
R-Er—Dickson
Lepata
W—Dickson
L Simmons
A-Vengon
Rballanfant
Dackowski
Crawford
Shroyer Leads Daleville Past Harrison in 13-10 Win
Dick Shroyer struck out seven and allowed ten hits as DALEVILLE beat HARRISON 13 to 10 in Delaware County Conference baseball. Shroyer, Zirkle, Stevenson, and Harris each had two of Daleville eight hits. Wray led Harrison with two hits, while Jackson added two. Next game at Daleville Thursday at 5:30 p.m.
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Harrison
Daleville
Dick Shroyer
Delaware County
Shroyer
Zirkle
Stevenson
Harris
Broncos
Wray
Jackson
Cowan
Wade
Frischern
Hickra Ens
Tile
Vassisansons
Matt
Whitworth
Csecc Cease
Ecco Aeniciees
Cc Tibic Es
Robbins
Carpenter
Campbell
Pitter
Railey
Addinor
Clementon
Theven
Jeckson
Dea
Oak
C. Clemoersen
Icc
Cavn
Weoeds
Shreyer
Zirkie
Steventon
Marra
Pitzer
Seley
Addison
Cincinnati Signs Birri Brothers
Cincinnati Redlegs sign brothers Bob and Frank Birri to contracts. The pair, prominent in high school play, were assigned to Savannah in the Class A South Atlantic League farm system.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
Bob
Frank Birri
Savannah. Ga
Meadow Gold Dairy Tops Anderson in Amateur Baseball
Meadow Gold Dairy defeated Anderson Sporting Goods 6 to 3 in Anderson Amateur Baseball League action at Memorial Field. Notable players included Allen, Cassidy, Alspaugh, Shively, and Roudebush for Meadow Gold, with coach Phil Watson from the New York Rangers cited for a historic Stanley Cup era note.
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Meadow Gold Dairy
Anderson Sporting Goods
Anderson
Memorial Field
RAE Meadow
Sprig
Allen
Cassidy
R. Alspaugh
Delph
L. Shively
D. Roudebush
Phil Watson
New York Rangers
Anderson Tennis Club Opens 1957 Season With Win
The Anderson Tennis Club defeated Muncie Tennis Club 6-3 on Ball State courts. Singles results feature Huffman, Thornburg, Hittle, Stanley, Olsen, and Hollingsworth with varied scores. Doubles saw Taylor-Dunham edge Huffman- Lowry, Hollingsworth-Lane beat Olsen-Alexander, and Hittle-Stanley win. Anderson travels to Peru next Sunday June 16.
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Anderson Tennis Club
Muncie Tennis Club
Ball State
Cliff Huffman
L. Taylor
J. Thornburg
J. Barcus
R. Hittle
H. Dunham
Gary Stanley
M. Vickery
B. Stanley
Ed Olsen
Ted Hollingsworth
Alan Marsh
Lowry C. Huffman
G. Alexander
G. Stanley
A. Marsh
B. Rettig
Peru
Bold Ruler Preps for Belmont Stakes Triumph Likely
Bold Ruler with jockey Eddie Arcaro clocked one mile in 1 38 Tuesday in final Belmont prep. Arcaro praised the horse’s condition, noting he never felt better and recalling Bold Ruler’s Preakness victory.
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New York
Bold Ruler
Eddie Arcaro
Arcaro
Rotary Is Civic Leader Linksmen At Edgewood
The Anderson Civic Men’s Golf League opened at Anderson Country Club with Rotary Club posting a 155 team total to win. R. E. Blake led Rotary with a low gross 35, followed by Hart 40 Flanagan 40 Brown 40. Other clubs posted totals: Kiwanis 157, Coaches 173, Exchange 182, Optimist 185, Lions 190, Traffic 202. Civic league travels to Edgewood Thursday. Gene Mauch, Boston second baseman, hit .348 for the 1956 Dodgers.
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Anderson Civic Men’s Golf League
Anderson Country Club
Rotary Club
Pr. R. E. Blake
Polhemus
Bryce Brown
Coaches Club
Elmer Anson
F. H. Armstrong
Orea Nichols
Bill Harney
Exchange Club
Oscar Melson Jr
Ralph Willis
W. C. Hawkins
O. W. Haven
Optimist Club
Carl Campbell
Bill Edmundson
L. P Persing
C. O. Davisson
Lions Club
George Blackwell
Rex Pope
Tony Ferris
Rex Wisehart
Traffic Club
Mace Erehart
L. Slater
Blind
Civic League
Edgewood Country Club
Nichols And Pendley Win At Grandview Course
Nichols and Pendley win the Guide Lamp linksmen event at Grandview. Oren Nichols posted 73 for low gross and Richard Pendley 59 for first low net in the second 18 hole blind par tournament. Other prize winners include Elmer Anson 74 and Tom Bryant 75 in gross. Hatfield 65 and Deane 66 in low net. and champions in Blind Par across ranges 70 to 129. The Melbourne note reports a 1956 Olympic deficit of 1.35 million dollars and Penn State’s football schedule for fall 1956.
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Oren Nichols
Richard Pendley
Guide Lamp Corporation
Grandview
Low Gross
Elmer Anson
Tom Bryant
Lownet
Larry Hatfield
Tom Deane
George Banner
Charles Gilmore
Kenneth Stuart
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Annea Whhea Temple
Freese Th
Post Rt
Bakers
Fondy B
Rebinsen Ff
Thomas If
Crowe Ib
Pendieth
Purcsess
Mver'ski
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Er-Crese
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Stone
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U.S
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Detroit
Abhea Bolling
Maxwell
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Triandes
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Pyburn
Koren
Berd
Miranda
Hoeft
Abe
Pilarcik
Trianos
Pyturn
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SB Triandes
Kaline Mr-Pyburn
Willams
Gardner and
Boyd
Bolling
Kuenn
Boome
Kuenn Bolling
Boone
Aes
Johnson
Hoe
Seater
John von Hoeft
Tow Hoeft
Cieemhae
Sear
Tabacchi
Derry
Birri Brothers
Meadow Golds
Schenley
Schenley Bastillers CO
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Buick
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
ANE
Anderson Clubs
Muncie
Rotary
Edgewood
Gene Mauch
Los Angeles
George Donovan
John Ward Jr
William Hilsman
Don Waltz
Vince Premuda
Les Hallgarth
O. D. Adams
Harry Welker
Robert Snyder
Don Layden
Charles Watson
Robert Holliday
Robert Dickey
Ken Musser
Jack Hoppes
Bill Rogers
Ed Moreillion
Don Caldwell
Harry Arnold
Ervin Dean
Ralph Durham
Wilfred Beher
Howard Stultz
GAMES
Keith Tallman
Robert Lane
Robert Wiebke
Leslie Foster
Lee Jemison
Ralph Stum
William Miller
Duane Hill
James Franklin
Ken Turpin
Jack Condon
Hubert Priser
Keith Barnhizer
Doug Welker
Melbourne
Australia
Penn State
Strickler’s
Madison
Perd
Sunoco
Blue Sunoco
Bolinger
State Rd
Raible
Burkhart
Broadway
McGrath
22Nd and
Arrow
Gene
14Th
Pearl Streets
SUN Oil Company
Mondey
NBC
Bill Sunoco
Gegenheimer
E. 8Th
Durham
Pendleton Ave
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5Th
Jackson Streets
Crim
Elwood
Indiana
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