Sugar Ray Wins Fourth World Middleweight Title
Sugar Ray Robinson knocked out Gene Fullmer in the fifth round at Chicago Stadium to become the first boxer to win the world middleweight title four times. Robinson, a 3 to 1 underdog, landed a left hook that floored Fullmer who failed to rise before the count. Referee Frank Sikora stopped the bout after 1 minute 27 seconds of the fifth.
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White River Conference Track Meet Postponed at South Anderson
The White River Conference track and field championships are scheduled for tomorrow at South Anderson Field. Trials begin at 2 30 p m with finals at 3 30 p m all eight conference schools competing and several meet records noted in early results.
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Anderson South Side Freshmen Triumph In Muncie Meet
The Anderson South Side freshmen defeated Muncie McKinley freshmen 304 to 145 in yesterday's track meet at Muncie. Coaches Joe Vargo and Vi N. Delph led the winning team. Individual event winners included Reneh, Sutton, Upchurch, McParland, and Speece with relay victories by Anderson in the 880 and Mile Relays.
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Cubs Trade Fondy and Baker to Pirates for Walls and Long
Chicago trades first baseman Dee Fondy and infielder Gene Baker to Pittsburgh for outfielder Lee Walls and first baseman Dale Long. Cubs VP Charley Grimm calls it a power move to drive in runs. Pirates manager Bobby Bragan says Baker will solidify the infield, with Groat moving to third and Mazeroski at second. Walls slated for center field, Banks to third, and Wencesiak at short. Cubs/tryouts dates announced for remaining players.
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Indians Wallop Hartford City In Season Opener Note
The Anderson Falstaff club prepares for a season opener against Fort Wayne Allens Global Champions after a heavy practice at Memorial Field New York. Star players Long and Fondy boost hopes with past season stats, while Pirates and Cubs stumble early in the league.
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Ball State defeats Wabash 10 1 on Wednesday
Ball State defeated Wabash 10 to 1 as Wayne Van Sickle pitched well and collected three hits. Dave Parry homered for Wabash in the fifth. Ball State answered with John Lebo’s eighth inning homer after a man on base.
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Indians Coming to Watch Anderson Tracksters Grow
Anderson high school track teams show steady gains outdoors led by Mike Johnson and Nat Johnson as other athletes push for stronger performances. In baseball, Anderson defeated Muncie Central twice, 4 3 and 11 to 0, boosting local spirits ahead of a Fort Wayne Allen Dairy game at Memorial Field.
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DePauw Cagers Add Five New Opponents
DePauw University in Greencastle announces a 1957 58 basketball schedule expansion with five new opponents. The slate includes two UCLA games on December 1 and 3 and adds Wheaton Carnegie Tech Washington University in St Louis Ohio Wesleyan Beloit James Millikin and Illinois Wesleyan as guests for a holiday invitational meet.
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