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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1956

Page

20

Three-I votes split season plan approved

Three-I League officials voted to implement a split season with a second half starting Wednesday. Terre Haute faced potential withdrawal due to a $6,000 debt, while Evansville led the standings at 42-18 and Terre Haute stood 37-24.clubs including Terre Haute Evansville Burlington Waterloo Cedar Rapids Kewkuk Quincy Peoria attended the Cedar Rapids meeting.

Peoria Ill Terre Haute Ind Evansville Burlington Waterloo Cedar Rapids Keokuk Town Quincy

Edgewood Hosts Mixed and Pro Am Golf Tourneys

Edgewood Country Club schedules a fourball mixed event on July 4 as part of an all day program with pairings to be announced next Monday. A 1 PM buffet lunch precedes a junior swimming exhibition. Co chairs are Joseph Dye and Roland Maine with several other members assisting. Edgewood men will hold an 18-hole pro am event Sunday morning with entries closing at 8:30 and a 30 minute later tee off. Dr Dean Hoppes won last week’s 18 hole mystery tourney, with winners Ackerman Hathaway West King Newland Mears Harruff. A sweepstakes journey is ongoing this week sponsored by Gover's Service, Marshall Jewelry and Scroger's.

Edgewood Country Club Messrs Mesdames Joseph Dye Roland Maine Citizens Banking Anderson Banking Companies Harry Ackerman Oral Hathaway George West Charles King Clarence Newland William Mears Robert Harruff Gover Marshall Jewelry Scroger’s

Club weighs split season plan in seven team schedule

Officials discussed keeping a seven team basis if Terre Haute drops out. The current schedule would remain unchanged to finish the season, though some revisions to the lineup would be required to accommodate the potential exit.

Terre Haute

Wilson's Wins Narrow Over Cities Service In Close Ball Game

In a tense Little League clash Wilson's edged Cities Service 12 to 11 behind a final inning push. Gwinn's beat Wells 13 to 3 in another Minor League contest as Clark, Dunham, Naselroad and Mitchell contributed for both sides.

Wilson GWINN Wells Coca-Cola Clark Dunham Naselroad Mitchell

South Meridian Grace Unbeaten in Play As Sprinkle of Scores Appears

A Sunday School softball update from Gene R. Moore, vice-president of the Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association, shows Grace and South Meridian atop standings with Grace 10 and South Meridian 11, while Bethany and Grace Meth follow. Division tallies include East Lynn, Noble Street, Chesterfield, Fifth Street, and Mounds with varied wins and losses, plus intermediate division notes and an appointment notice for estate administrator Myron J. Druley. The notice also covers a non-resident lawsuit in Madison County and several brief sports notes from Florida and Chicago baseball circles.

Gene R. Moore Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association Grace Mounds South Meridian Bethany St. Marys Arrow Avenue Trinity Sherman Street

Witfi Smith Crowned British Women's Champion

Witfi Smith of California born St Clair Michigan won the British Women's Amateur Championship at Sunningdale England with an 8 and 7 victory over Mary Patton Janssen of Charlottesville Va. The 19 year old becomes the youngest American to win the British title and aims for a triple by defending her title and seeking the American Amateur next.

Sunningdale England Margaret Wiffi) Smith St. Clair Mich Mary Patton Janssen Charlottesville Wilfs Miss Janssen George S. Patton Synningdale Miss Smith

Umpire life under pressure perexposed by Grieve

Former AL arbiter Curly Grieve discusses the nerves and routines of umpires. He recalls plate duties, ball preparation, and World Series tension, noting how players and writers alike feel the strain before each game, with memories of Yogi Berra as a favorite source of lighter resistance.

New York Curly Grieve Grieve Canton Mass Cary Middlecoff U.S Tommy Bolt Ed Rommel

Late 1956 Sun Valley racing program heats and features

Racing begins at 8 30 p m EST with three 10 lap heats a five lap trophy dash and 12 lap semifinal The big cars feature marks the return since the Little 500 last May 29 Vulnerable stars include Tom Cherry Red Renner Wayne Alspaugh Norm Pence Pete Allen and others from Muncie Richmond Anderson Dayton Noblesville and Rushville Cherry leads the AARC standings and drives No 38 Mercury with Renner in No 9 The YRA presents a 100 lap modified stock car event at Sun Valley with Dick Jackson seeking win No 4 alongside Ellis Herbert Bob Hubble Bill Dailey Daleville Dave Weir and others The program opens with 7 30 p m time trials and 8 30 heat action two programs run next week with a 30 lap Saturday feature and fireworks

Muncie Tom Cherry Red Renner Woodburn Express Anderson Wayne Alspaugh Norm Pence Richmond Pete Allen Dayton Cherry Renner Sun Valley Your Racing Association Greenfield Dick Jackson Redhot YRA Ellis Herbert Rushville Bob Hubble Bill Dailey Noblesville Daleville Dave Weir

Robinson seeks hearing on $50 NL fine

Cincinnati report says Jackie Robinson asked for a hearing after being fined $50 for an argument with umpire Augie Donatelli during Brooklyn’s game with Cincinnati. President Warren Giles declined to comment on the request.

Cincinnati Ohio Warren Giles National League Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Augie Donatelli Robinson Giles Ford Frick

Giants sign Edelman and assign to Johnstown farm club

New York Giants sign 20 year old bonus pitcher John Edelman after his release by the Milwaukee Braves and assign him to the Johnstown Pennsylvania Class A Eastern League affiliate. The item links Yogi Berra’s quick glove play against Jeff Heath on a game with Summers behind the plate.

NEW York John Edelman Milwaukee Braves New York Giants Johnstown Yogi Yankees Indians Jeff Heath Summers Bill Summers

Hockett Mace Drops Greentown Classified Item

Hockett Mace defeats Greentown in a local league matchup noted in the classified section. Details are sparse in the brief item, but the game result is recorded among other community notices.

UMP Your Catch in 5 Gallon Cans with Wet Wads

A brief note describes four inch holes punched in the can cover to vent air while keeping cool, using five gallon cans filled with wet newspaper wads and potato peels at the bottom grease layer.

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