IHL Governors Reject Indianapolis Bid To Buy Hockey Franchise
IHL governors refused Indianapolis bid to purchase a hockey franchise. The event featured local figures including Jane Nelson and Marion Smith versus Charles Almony and Ruth Squire in an exhibition match at Elliot Country Club. A buffet luncheon followed the match.
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IHL
Indianapolis
Ray Anderson
Jane Nelson
Ahods
Marion Smith
Indiana Coliseum bid blocks HIL move to eight team league
The Indiana Coliseum Corp of Indianapolis bid to keep the Indianapolis hockey franchise amid a stalled league plan. Governors rejected the bid, opting to proceed with an eight team circuit including Fort Wayne Milwaukee Grand Rapids Johnstown and Cincinnati, after leasing disputes tied to the Coliseum and Wirtz Associates.
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Tolene
International
Hockey League
Indianapolis
Louisville
ACC
William
Bil) Pressing
Anderson Banking Container Corporation
Anderson, Country Club
Glass
Bill Pressing
Sio
George Mile
Paul Anderson
Indiana Coliseum Corp
Indianapoli
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Enliseum
HIL
Wirtz
Kelow They
Standings and scores from American League games provided
In a busy night of baseball standings New York and Washington led early results while Cleveland faced Baltimore and Detroit matched Chicago with Garver and Consuegra contributing. Other league games listed include Toledo at Kansas City and Columbus at St Paul with Charleston at Minneapolis noted.
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New York
Kinder
Washington
Philadelphia
WeDerin
Portocarrera
Cleveland
Bultimore
Jon
Larsen
Betroit
Chicago
Tvrenigh
Garver
Betnd
Consuegra
Parma
Rothester
Ciocingatl
Detigit
Pat Ae
Ahibition
Philadelphiy
York
Pittsburgh
Indianapolit
Louisville
Il Claveland
Inninas
Kanges City
St. Paul
Pertpone
Detroit Eibeeet
Charleston
Milone Iy Joned
Boltimers
Gurney
Burlington
Basten
Fraesville
Beard Sas
Surgay
Wilkow Cage
Ablwarkes
Plahi
Mln
Natenal Teague Kiyn
Louis Idelphia
Milwaukee
Chi
Cincinnati
Baltimar
Watop
Janines Jevaland
Botton
Eache Washin
Deiroty
American Iivediarion Indienapallee
Yale
Feanings Charlenton
Andre Loulevista
Abel Ronson
Columbus
Power Hit On Head In Exhibition Game
Vic Power of the Philadelphia Athletics was struck on the head by a pitch Monday night at Connie Mack Stadium. He was carried from the field in the first inning, taken to Presbyter Hospital, and admitted for observation after doctors confirmed he was conscious and in good condition.
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Philadelphia la
Vic Power
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia Phils Siites
Connie Mack Stadium
Power
Phillies
Undor
Tommy ‘Qualters
Presbyter Hospital
Golf tourney results at Anderson County Club meet
Class B 1 led by Dave Poore, 80, winning $4 with P Stayton and others in a complex scoring. Class C 1 saw Carl Campbell 82 and a triple tie among Dr Hallenbeck, Dr Kelly, and P A Goldsmith all at 83 5 with small prizes. Dunl class shows W E Fischer 87 and a few near 90s. The event, sponsored by Deloglemy, runs through June 30 this week at the council course.
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Dave Poore
P. G. Stayton
Riddle
Kim Poore
Carl Campbell
G. C Hallenbeck
W. C. Kelly
P. A. Goldsmith
Jack Gardner
de. W. E. Fischer
Dr. C. A. Blassaras
A. B. Rigas
J. al. Plummer
Pro Shop
Thea Anderson County Club
Deloglemy
Second Underage Swimming Class Draws 210 Enrollees
The YWCA reports 210 boys and girls aged six to eight enrolled for the second Underage swimming session starting July 6 at the pool. The first class ended with over 400 children. Director Vaughn Pettigrew says the July group will be smaller than June. Applications available at the Y.
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Vaughn Pettigrew
Marilyn Armstrong
Stephen Barnett
Linda Butler
Karen Bisler
David Bixler
Pail Black Jr
Michael Nelson Brandon
Leanne Balcourt
Mary Bondurant
Michael Bondurant
John Steven Brinduse
Tommy Campbell
Richard Carpenter
Donald Case
Jerry Cates
Patricias Chaille
Gary L. Clifton
Bobby Collier
Randy Covington
Iris Crilser
David Dagefords
Pauli, Davies
Sue Davis
Barbara Deaton
Dresden DeForrest
Jo Ellen
Cherry Morey Go Under For 2 1 Best Ball Victory
Cherry and Morey of Garden City and Martinsville led early with a four hole margin but Roy Moore Jr. of Memphis rallied with a 60 foot putt for a winning birdie, as Humphreys and Cherry tied for second in the International Four Ball Tourney at Highland Country Club.
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Cherry-Morey
Dale Burgess
U.S
Moore
Humphrey
Cherry
Humphreys En
Morey
Birds
Nick Collard Jr
New Orleans
Curtis Person
Memphis
David Laffin
Willard Shelby
Lebanon
Ind
John Garrett
Houston
Rice Institute
John David
Indianapolis
Robert Palmer
Willian Honey
Kalamason
Mich
Y Delegation At GT Company
The Tecumseh Braves and allied youths toured Gospel Trumpet Company facilities, viewing printing presses and linotypes, then split for leisure at Edgewater Park. The one week program, led by Alan Egly, centers on serving others with 88 boys in six named tribes competing in match play and golf results from area youths.
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Anderson
MCA _ houseehikers
Tecumseh, Braves
Gospel Trumpet Company
Edgewater Park
Braves
Tecumseh Braves
Alan Egly
Big Chief
Brave
Royald Teague
James Orr
Doug Alday
Jimmy Willlamson
Douglas Kolenda
Tommy Kramer
Billy Coates
Paull
Steven Thornbury
Danny McCarthy
Tommy McCarthy
Jack Baker
John] Bennet
David Kelly
Greg Clotin
David Givens
Dick Calt
Ray Shipley
Bill Tallman
Brian Wilde
Bobby
Lakey
Jim Nicholas
Stephen Rourke
James Friend
Ronnie Chapman
Joe Brooks
Lester Brooks
Boddy Jenkins
Bob Perking
John Nicholas
Walter Ralph Kalisz
Sammy Jackson
Elden Amadon
Fanfare and Baseball Highlights From Shadyardey Diamond
Governor edged Lynch Sorporathin by ten percent led by five home runs from Webster Humphrey Walker and East Side defeated Bethany six to one behind Ron Paty s pitching. Jockey Jimmy Stout won nine stakes at Monmouth Park during the 1953 season as Vic Raschi of the Cardinals held the major league balk record.
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Pierce
Lynch Sorporathin
Webster
Humphrey
Walker
East Side
Bethany
Ron Paty
Andevain Association
James
Shadyardey Diamond
Rome
Anthony
Epi
Schalk
Swin
Ord
Jimmy Stout
Monmouth Park
Deeg
Vic Raschi
St. Louis Cardinals
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John Hidny
George Blackwell
Rt. Austin
Ned Nfaylan
Schneider
Rusell Stewart
Jim More
William Schofield
Max Bales
Jim Huffman
McMaron
Long
Hollywood
Dale Long
Mary Long
Jith St
Morehead
Finn
Bollywood Stars
Baltimora Orioles
Branch Rickey Sr
Dateda
Mollywood
Pirata
Rickey Me Meee Long
Anderson How Haptars
Towalls
Hita
Charles Boyd
Louis Miller
Phil Macy
Greenfield
Bill Elsbury
Garnet
Eine
George Blevian
Noblesville
Archer
Jerry Kurtz
Tom Rady
Dob Thayer
Lou Matoney
Ft. Wayne
Evelyn Katenmaire
Muncie
Muncie Central
Indiana
Reformatory Games
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Hob
Utter
Lindiaia Teformatory
Lapel
Anderson Susd
County
New York Yankee
Mpire
Art Gare
Bill Saini
Saini
Brooklyn Dodgers
Billy Cox
Ebbets Field
Dodgers
AP Wirephato
White River League
Joy Data
Enseine National
Nona McGrahin
Maroin Bes
Grath
Anne McLaughlin
Jackie Mains
Michael Milhon
Palmelal’ Miller
Jane Morey
Shirley Morris
Joel Munson
Emily Murray
Marsha Nelson
Barbara Olvey
Carmien Osban
Phillip Page
Stephen Paul
Charles Pearson
Martha Perkins
Pamela Perkins
Candace Pine
David Poor
Gregory Powell
Mary Powell
Connie Jo Prather
Stephen Ralston
Nancy Ravenscroll
Toi Reasoner
Frank Records
Richard Tel
Marthal Sliner
Janice Strohl
Don Sutherland
Stanley Subhin
Sue Tearue
Susan Toney
Nancy Thompson
Melanie Thompson
Nancy West
Nicky Vrouvas
Terry Walker
Stephenie Walker
Larry Watt
Norman Weatherford
Pamela Williamson
David Widebrink
Cynthia White
Susan Wood
Lizanne Wood
John York
Lin
Ida Sue Zanko
Hardin
GT Company
Miller’s Fine Furniture
Rekanma
Pendleton Ind
Towell
Goodyear
Ty Goodfyear
Jackson
Goodsyear
Aloodyear Tires
SHELL
Horta
Crandall
Meher Anderen
Hames
Linders i
Governor Webster
Humpheray
Ani Walker
Wah Ditzen
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