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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1954

Page

11

Hodges Tops Leagues In Sacrifice Fly Production

An Associated Press survey shows Hodges leads both leagues with eight sacrifice flies as the rule changes boost overall batting averages. The piece notes how the sacrifice fly rule, restored in 1939 after earlier abolitions, affects at bats and runs, with Rosen and Philley among leaders in sacrifices and Rosen gaining 14 points to a .345 average while Philley rises six points to .210. Overall league averages climb about three points to around .260.

Ng Sheldon Sakowitz New York Brooklyn Gil Hodges Associated Press S. al Rosen Dave Philley Cleveland Indians Rosen Philley

Cincinnati Redlegs Dominate Dodgers 17-1 in Blowout

Cincinnati’s Redlegs slugged Brooklyn for 17 hits and 13 runs, sparked by two homers from Greengrass. PadBiclan tossed one hit ball in relief as Cort Furillo belted a third homer in the eighth. Podres took the loss after being tagged for three runs in the heat of a four run surge. El Palica closed the ninth as Cincinnati won its fifth straight, ending Brooklyn’s four game streak.

Brooklyn Cincinnati Redeys Bud Pad Bielan Fiat Greengrass Brooklyn Dodgers Dodger Padbiclan Cort Furillo Redlegs Johnny Podres Rob Milliken Men Wade el Palica Rhinelanders Podbietan Te Jost Brooks Len Swep

Furgol Eligible For PGA Tourney

Chicago report notes open champion Sam Furgol of Clayton Mass is eligible for the PGA Tournament at St Paul next month under PG A rules that the open winner earns a PGA field spot. He is a member of the professional group and may compete if listed. The article mentions an unrelated vine statement inadvertently.

Chicago Assm Lad Forgol Clayton Tewly Crowner St. Pad PGA St. Paul

Frick reminds owners of responsibility to curb rowdy fans

New York baseball commissioner Ford Frick told major league club owners they must curb spectator rowdyism in ballparks and provide extra police protection if needed. He did not name any club but cited several incidents of cans bottles and knives thrown onto playing fields.

New York Haseball Ford

Furgol’s Left Arm Swing Tops Open Title

Ed Furgol overcomes a withered left arm to win the National Open, using a right-hand punch and strong hand power. Jimmy Nichols adapts a left-dominant drive after a past automobile accident, while pros emphasize keeping the left arm still. The piece notes the unorthodox methods and the surprising, dramatic results in golf’s landmark event.

Witney Martin New York Furgol Tommy Armour Jimmy Nichols Furgal Purgal Cuba

Andrews Nardico Meet Wednesday in Televised Fight Card

Danny Nardico ranked sixth meets seventh in a nationally televised WBC boxing rounder at Shidaga Stadium Wednesday night. Andrews, a 19 year old ex paratrooper from Buffalo, has 13 knockouts. Nardico has 34 kayas and a pro record of 48 victories 42 defeats and four draws.

Gncago Rubens Danny Nardico Shidaga Stadium Apm Andrews Bulfalo Nurdien Maring

Vote Awaited Studebaker Packard Merger Heads to Shareholders

NEW YORK March report outlines a planned Studebaker Packard Corp merger. Shareholders vote August 4 to approve consolidation that would reclassify Packard stock and issue exchange shares for Studebaker. Combined assets near 263 million dollars. Officials expect employment and operations to expand at multiple plants in South Bend Detroit Los Angeles New Brunswick and Hamilton.

New York America Oto Makergetudebaker J Packard NUE Ole Studebaker- Packard Corp James J. Nance Hugh J. Ferry Hoffman Nance Perry Vance Studebaker Comfont South Pend Detroit Studebaker-Packerd Corp Nonce Iutomobile Busines Shidebaker South Bend Ind Los Angeles Calif New Brunswick Himiltol Ont Mexics Gily Lita Mich

Joan Acuff Will Be Wed Monday

Joan Acuff will wed Richard Cavils Monday in Fountain Gily Tennessee at 8 p m The bride elect works as an X ray technician at Mercy Hospital The bridegroom is employed at Delco Remy Division in Anderson After a south honeymoon they will live at 101 Main Street Elwood Friends and relatives are invited to attend the wedding

Elifcon Misa Anan Weatt Kanxville Tenn Richard Cavils Castin Bun Rene Coston N. Anderson St Fountain Gily Clecl Mercy Thos Dita Coston Delco- Remy Ancersin Main St. Elwood Galiph Ba Fene Cosled Buegute Aanisa Mary Costow Lester Ant Max Coston

Elwood Postal Employee Retires After 36 Years of Service

Elwood substitute rural carrier Roy Conway will retire June 30 after 36 years with the Elwood post office. Ross Huncher, Postmaster, announced Conway began Nov 16, 1918, as a temporary city mail carrier and held multiple rural route posts. Other notes mention Route 4 carrier Dale Webb replacing Arthur Whitehead and later staff changes, plus a Magers election and hospital birth announcements from Mercy Hospital and Ball Memorial.

Elwood Roy Conway Ross Huncher Conway Ite Tocal Sinlils Dale Webb Arthur Whitehead Lye Clapper Magrre Coal John W. Magers Hone Ive and Coal Company Indiana French Lick Mercy Hospital Ellis L. Chambless Anderson Donald Etchison Ellwood Mercy T Hospital Jack Smith Alexandria Pike Tobert Slughes Marion Harris Main St Mes Virgil Jones Haby Gartel Etchison Ria Jan Hobbs Elwoods Nancy MacDonald Robert Juckson Elizabeth Morgan Meg Jack Sigler N. Canal St Alexandra Mea Willis Frye Memphis Tean Jaughtler Perry Catton J. Wesley Frye

Florida Station Methodist Plans Vacation School

Florida Station Methodist Church plans a daily vacation Bible school to be led by Rev. Wilmer McMahan. WSCS met at Mrs Ernest Louden back with 29 members and four guests. Mrs Nlarold Matist reported on the WECS conference. A future social event is planned at Mrs Hangy Tunnel’s home. Local news mentions a wedding, a Pendleton visit, and Hartford hotel construction issues.

Fluura Florida Stavian Methodist Church Twc Daly Wilmer McMahan WSCS Methodist Church Ernest Louden Roy Mathews Atest Dew Seth Bledsoe Dato Blestine Migs Lois Bledsoe Nlarold Matist WECS Milwanker Elwour Ateaval Mess Hangy Tunnel Willig Durant Eit Tinnie Tunnell Danny Joe Willietts Roy Witheter St. and Church Lawn Ion Durkee Anderson Aban Miss Tunnell Jerry Palmer Wendel L. Wittkie Wilhelm Methodist Youth Fellowship ALG Continental Can Company Hare

Reception Planned For Rev C C Conn at Beall Church

VERKINSVILLE after evening worship at Bealls Chapel Church of Suge yee an open reception will be given for Rev Gifford C Conn who came from the northern part of the state Family asked to attend. The district minister's meeting and program for the Muncie District of the Methodist church discussed future plans and the spiritual mission for the state in Indiana. A vacation Bible school opened Tuesday at the Pors kinsville Church with Mrs Karl Gentry directing a teaching staff of several aides.

Verkinsville C. Conn Muncie Melhouish Fife Indiana Sexstow Porskinsville Regan Aet Karl Gentry Doris Neese Junes Hainephry Hazel Mare Carl Watson Ree Velma Stern Grate

Mayor Gustin Warns Vandals At Elwood

Mayor Elmo Gustin warned vandals that police will pursue the guilty and parents may be held liable. Damaged site at the new public building on the city edge reported, with equipment stolen and benches overturned. Also damage at Callaway Park swimming pool including a broken glass cut to a pool employee. Firefighters responded to a 7:20 a.m. short circuit at 2226 N. CSL in a home.

Elwood Pily Elmo Gustin Sita Jie Callaway Park Walter Williams C. Wesley N. Csl

Elwood Sororities Hold Meetings and Social Events

The Elwood scene features Kappa Detta Phi hosting a July home party with bridge winners named and a mystery prize, plus Sigma Alpha Chi planning a migrant workers contribution and Mental Health Fund support. Planned August party, pledge services, and wedding attendance form part of the social agenda.

Robert Mol Fland Frankton Anita Goins Alpha Chi Sigma Alpha Chi Surority American Legion Larela Weldon Shickley Doris Shickley McComb Biss Lover Doris Myra Berk Elwood Pam Chili Childers Anderson Missex Martha Dehner Martha Scircle Mary Lou Scircle Joan Graham Aul Mary Leeson Dick Mintl David

Shafer Lobe Organized Events At Beach Kniss Hotel

A notice lists Shafer Lobe presenting a diversified schedule after August 21 at Beach Kniss Hotel Cottages in Indiana. It includes tyre How dancing entertainment skating commenting golf saddle horses and sanitation for return events.

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Death notices and obituaries from Elwood area

A string of obituaries and funeral notices: John Marquerado, 72, died in Mercy Hospital and will be buried in Elwood city cemetery with services led by Rev. Harry M. Jones. Also Etchison, Gary Marshall, 0, and Pete Walman, 47, are noted with funeral details and local survivor lists.

Felwood John Marquerado Mercy Hospital Clarke Chapel Thuesday Harry M. Jones Grace Methodist Church Elwood City Th. B. Kirby Candsville Tauique Chile South America Martha Kirby Ida B. Stewart Marquerado Etchison Gary Marshall Etchison Riley Memorial Hospital Indianapolis Robert Etehlson H St. Ritts Jackloy Fitner H. V. Lindany Elwood Pay Locke Pilsum Holiness Church Elwood ‘City Cemetery Kathleen Walman Thetexa Marino MeKeesport Pastye Sons John Mekeesport Thomas Walman Forers Walman Elwoode Howl

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