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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1956

Page

8

Campbell In Columbus Boyd Redding Qualify

Northwestern's Rudy Boyd and Purdue's Bill Redding led NCAA golf qualifier at Columbus with 72s in the first 18 holes of a 2 day event. Nightfall left two players unfinished at 17 while 94 players posted 78 or better for 64 match play berths.

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Richards Entered Defending Decathlon Champion at Wabash

The Reverend Robert Richards, noted pole vaulter and Church of Brethren minister, is officially entered as defending champion for the 38th National AAU decathlon at Wabash College on July 13 and 14. He aims to represent the US in decathlon and pole vault, with past Olympic marks cited and rivals named.

Bob United States Helsinki Richards Cornelius Warnerdam Warnerdam Wabash Rafer Johnson UCLA Aubrey Lewis Notre Dame Bob Lawson Southern California U.S Milt Campbell Indiana University Bob Mathias Johnson Mathias

Braves Rally For 8-5 Win Amid Streak Surge

The Milwaukee Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies 8-5 to extend the club’s winning streak to 1 under manager Fred Haney. Bob Buhl improved to 8-3, with Hank Aaron driving in crucial runs including a bases loaded sacrifice fly, while Del Crandall and Bobby Thomson delivered late as Milwaukee rallied in the ninth.

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Delph and Gross Toss No Hit, Buhl Wins 8 3

Darrell Floyd of Furman University earns Southern Conference athlete of 1956 after Delph and Gross combine for a no hit effort. Game notes show Buhl improving to 8 3 with S Miller 3 4 and Haddix 3 1. crowd 14,467.

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Gilliam's Triple Helps Erskine Notch Victory

Gilliam hit a timely three as Erskine College edged their opponent to notch a hard fought victory. The late trey sparked the lead and clinched the win for the Wildcats.

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Meadow Gold Tops Sporting Goods Nine in City League

Meadow Gold Dairy of Cadiz capitalized on six walks in the second inning to surge ahead and beat Anderson Sporting Goods 7 to 3 at Memorial Park. Bill Friend struggled with control, issuing five walks in the frame before relief by Bill Strader, who kept the deficit from growing and later steadied the mound.

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Anderson Links Star Is County Amateur Champion

Oscar Melson Jr aged 31 won his third County Amateur title finishing with 290 strokes after 72 holes at the local municipal course. Mike Borsen was runner-up with 293, followed by Dick Roberts 296, John Walker 297, and Ivan Geiger 299.

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Marion Tops Middletown In 1-0 Game

Marion defeats Middletown 1 to 0 in a baseball contest. Game details note individual performances including pitchers and hitters with scoring and defensive plays highlighted. Gene Tunney’s charitable appearance draws $1,000, donated to charity. Scoring and fielding notes mention players such as John Walker Ivan Geiger Hib Berker Jock Beck Billy Smith Rollie Schaefer Hunkie Glove Bob Birt Harry Forse Jerry Williams Carl Wright.

John Walker Ivan G. Geiger Hib Berker Jock Beck Billy Smith Rollie Schaefer Hunkie Glove Bob Birt Harry Forse Jerry Williams Carl Wright

Lightburn Edges Josato In Split Decision Scrap

In a 10 round telecast at St. Nicholas Arena light welterweight Ludwig Lightburn weighed 139 and defeated Jake Josato by split decision. Judges favored Lightburn 2 to 1 with one score even. AP later credited Lightburn a narrow 6-4 win.

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Little League Babe Ruth Field opener yields high scoring win

Chesterfield outslugged East Side Dairy 17 to 15 to win the first Babe Ruth League game at Babe Ruth Field. Kin ge’s lead over Pitcock ended the second game 26 to 0 due to curfew. Whit Lock led Anderson Sporting Goods past Whit River competitors 20 to 5, while North Side Phamacy beat Cross Street Market 8 to 5 in Shadyside League play. Jose Aguero of Tulane tops 1955 national collegiate tennis rankings. Bowlers automatic and Air Conditioning at Rain’s Open.

Chesterfield East Side Dairy Kinge Whit Lock Anderson Sporting Goods White River North Side Phamacy Cross Street Market Shadyside Jose Aguero Tulane

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