Baseball Box Score for Maestri Jacobs and Power
Left KC 8 Boston 6. Pitching Kretlow 3 Porterfield 4. Strikeouts Kretlow 1 Porterfield 1 Sisler 1. Porterfield 6 in 7 1 3, Sisler 1 in 12 3. W Kretlow (1 1) L Porterfield (1 2). U Hurley Soar Chu lak Paparella. Time 2 08. Attendance 4 224.
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Maestri
Jacobs
Lopez
Buddin
Vernon
Kansas City
Boston
Bb—Kretlow
Porterfield
SO — Kretlow
Sisler
Ho—Porterfield
R Er— Kretlow
W—Kretlow
L—Porterfield
I Gromek
Marlowe
Maas
Foytak
RER— I Gromek
Clemente
Ford
Ford New York Rho
A Freese
Baw Ue Ewe
L—Gromek
A—Rice
Lockman
Shepard
C Aseee
Summers
McKinley
Flaherty
Vinenee Vo
E. O'Brien
Mueller
Atwell
C Hee
Ewe Mays
Littlefield
Ward G Power
Sen
Castleman
Face
Ewes
Harris
del Greco
Katt
Sonas
Renna
Hearn
St.louis
Blasingame
Simpson
Chicago
Schoendienst
Finigan
Hoak
Musial
Groth
Drake
Ginsberg
Fondy
Boyer
DeMaestri
Banks
Jackson
King
iWhite
Hacker
Little
Williams
New York
Baker
Hare
RBI
Mays
Zernial
Pulski
White
Dark
Ho—Hacker
Frazier
E—Malzone
Gernert
Brosnan
Virdon Zernial
de Maestri
Sarni
Great
Walls
Roberts
Freese
Moon
Mizell
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Bb—Littlefield
Donoso
Munger
HO — Littlefield
Law
Rer
Ravens Edge Trojans For Second Spring Win
The Ravens defeated Taylor's Trojans 74 to 57 at the AC oval in Park Place, securing their second cinder victory of the spring. Earlier, they beat Indiana Central. next Saturday Earlham’s Quakers visit for a dual meet.
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Jim Macholtz
Anderson Thinlies
Taylor
Trojans
AC Oval
Park Place
Ravens
Indiana Central
Earlham
Quakers
McCurdy
Loney
Smith
Sorte
Curtis
Hamilton
Cotmer
Hess
Weters
Churdies
Bryan
Horsemen
Cotter
Lewis
Williams
Cotner
Lusby
Low Hurdies
Stork
Houseman
Ausbin
Anderson
Dawson
Bartz
Bloom
Warren
Barrett
Ausbun
Rapson
Ulimer
Cuthbertson
Disceus
Jordon
Oe Warren
NCAA council places Texas A M and others on probation
The NCAA council placed Texas A&M Kansas and Mississippi College on one year probation effective immediately with Texas A&M also barred from national championships and invitational events through May 14 1957. Violations involved financial aid to recruits transfers of transportation and improper grants in aid and pre season practice violations at Mississippi College and Kansas and were investigated with Southwest Conference help.
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New Orleans
National Collegiate Athletic Assn.’s
Texas A&m
Kansas
Mississippi College
Southwest Conference
NCAA
Ncaa Council
Southwest Athletic Conference
A&m
Athletic Council of
Mississippi
Walter Byers
Mississippi Educational Foundation
Hinds Junior College
Holmes Junior College
Ncaa Counil
Byers
Texas A & M
Democratic Candidate Kopp Otis A. For State Senator Ballot 24
Otis A Kopp listed as Democratic candidate for state senator on ballot 24 The campaign label reads Dr Kopp Otis A and notes doctrinal role with party affiliation and ballot designation 24.
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Otis A
Kopp
Roosevelt Dominates Washington In Junior High Track Victory
Roosevelt swept 12 events at the South Anderson Oval led by top finishes from Brooks Welker Markham Kirkpatrick and Miller. Roosevelt finished 79 to 21 over Washington with wins including the 440 relay and 880 relay and notable sprint and field marks.
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Roosevelt
Washington
South Anderson Oval
Brooks
Hidey
Markham
Welker
Haormeson
Geidey
Kirkpatrick
Humphrey
Smith
Jwmp
Speece
Miller
Miday
Hormeson
Brewer
Shoter
Miller Smith
Burris
Flora
Welker Brooks
Low Hurdies
Bell
Pentz Power Powers PP Squad With Three Homers
Pentz blasted three home runs as North Anderson beat Mounds 13 to 1 at Shadyside diamond. Park Place Church of God defeated Christ Lutheran 13 to 2 with a 11-hit attack led by Bates and Pentz. Five doubles aided North Anderson and four doubles powered Fifth Street past South Meridian. Swanson and Roberson homered for Mounds and South Meridian.
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North Anderson
Hal Wood
Fifth Street
South Meridian
Park Place Church of God
Christ Lutheran
Shadyside Diamond
Chuck Loewen
Park Place
E. Fox
Chuck
Amateurs Reject Gambling Taint in Golf Tournaments
Huntington West Virginia taken as host city for Walker Cup Captain Bill Campbell announced a new declaration signed by 212 leading amateur golfers. The pledge commits signers to refuse cooperation with Calcutta style pools and other organized gambling at invitational events.
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Huntington
W.va
Bill Campbell
Campbell
US Golf Assn
USGA
Valparaiso Star Hammers Indiana Conference Start
Lanky Dub Suedekum of Cape Girardeau Mo and Valparaiso University posts a .833 batting average in his first three games as the 6 foot 3 first baseman for the defending Indiana Conference champs. He has 10 hits in 12 at bats.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Dub Suedekum
Valparaiso University
Cape Girardeau
Indiana
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