Lions Engage-Houston Takes Early Lead In Links Tourney
Key figures from the Lions franchise, including Bert Anderson and Magnussen, push to secure leadership roles as ownership shifts and management changes unfold. The event highlights an ongoing transition for the Lions with ties to Lions owner Goebel Co and Goebel board leadership. The competition context references a 1957 Houston Igrad Rex Baxter match and recent resignations affecting club direction.
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Cincy Buys Kellner And Sells Turk Lown
Cincinnati Redlegs acquire relief pitcher Alex Kellner from Kansas City and trade Turk Lown to Chicago White Sox. No figures announced. both players waived by their leagues. Kellner, 33, last starred in 1949 with a 20 win season when Philadelphia was his club.
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Falstaffs Face Monarchs In Memorial Stadium Tuneup
Falstaffs meet the Kansas City Monarchs in a Memorial Stadium game billed as a test for the powerful Negro American League club. The Monarchs feature star alumni and a deep roster with Jam Massey at shortstop Ozie Tidmore at second and 19 year old Palmer Hubbard drawing major league scout attention. Starting pitcher undecided as manager Hazel selects from several candidates.
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Manassa Mauler Celebrates His 63rd Birthday Tuesday
Los Angeles reports boxing legend Jack Dempsey, famed for defeating Willard in 1919, will mark his 63rd birthday quietly in Santa Monica with his daughters. He remains active in business and youth work, urging boxing to reform while managing multiple ventures including Jack Dempsey Enterprises and public relations roles.
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House of The Week: Inexpensive Split Level With Eight Rooms
The House of The Week features a three level split with eight rooms and two baths designed for large families and modest costs. It includes a foyer, living room with a log burning fireplace, a dining area, three bedrooms, an oversized bath, a recreation room, mud room, laundry, garage, and a full basement.
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House of The Week plan coupon offers blueprints and costs
A mail in coupon promotes a Study Plan and a baby blue folder with The Anderson Herald. The folder includes four scaled elevations and a guide How to Get Your House Built. It advises showing costs to bankers and builders, then ordering working blueprints from the architect and requesting bids. The feature details a breakfast nook and a recreation room with tile floor and space-saving closet doors.
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Baseball's Top Three in the Major Leagues
The Associated Press lists top players by league with leaders in games at bats runs batted in and home runs. Notable figures include Mays and Musial for the National League and Fox Ward and Jensen among American League leaders.
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Edgewood invitational golf tourney tops Edgewood guest day awards
Edgewood Country Club hosted a Saturday invitational with Bud Anderson taking gross honors among members and Dick Peck leading guests. Banquet awards followed for top nets and guest prizes, with multiple teams and individuals named across gross and net categories. Detroit Tigers notes: Vito Valentinetti sold to Washington Senators for 20000 waiver price. Herm Wehmeier restored. Al Cicotte moved to Charleston farm.
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Henry Dale Jackson
Marvin Jones
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Floyd Crosley
Cliff Hardawick
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Harry Painter
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R. C. Robbertson
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Anderson Defeats Noblesville Twice in Baseball Doubleheader
Anderson Sporting Goods swept Noblesville in a Sunday Central India Baseball League doubleheader, winning 10 4 in game one and edging out 3 2 in game two. Noblesville was limited to three hits in the opener as Taylor and Harding homered, Taylor adding two doubles and Lowe three hits with two stolen bases. Bill Friend earned the win in game two after a rough start, fanning 11 as Noblesville’s three runs came in the first. Anderson tallied all runs by the third.
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Susce Captures 1st Major Win for Tigers
George Susce earned his first win of the season as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Baltimore Orioles 3 1. Gail Harris homered for Baltimore, while Gus Triandos hit his 15th homer to left field in the sixth. Susce completed his first complete game since 1955. Catcher Red Wilson contributed four singles as Detroit tallied three runs in innings two, three, and eight.
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Fanfare by Portocarrero Helps Tigers Win
Portocarrero hit a bases empty homer in the second for his fourth of the season. Ossie Virgil and Harvey Kuenn singled with one out in the third, Virgil scoring on Kaline’s sac fly. Kaline triple in the eighth and scored on a passed ball. Susce, in his fourth Tigers start, left jams in the fourth and ninth with double plays aiding.
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Maryland hurler attracts scouts in Walkersville
Fourteen major league teams are swaying offers for Dick Smith a brilliant pitcher from Walkersville High School in Maryland this spring as scouts attend his games.
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