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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1956

Page

8

Derby Day Drama Faces 17 Competing Three Year Olds

Eccentric Needles leads 16 other refined 3 year olds in the 82nd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs as post time approaches. The field includes Fabius Pinter Lea and Reaping Right withdrawn, with Come On Red unlikely to start if the track remains fast.

Louis Vieele Needles Kentucky Churchill Downs Louisville Right Grissom Helen Kellogg Come On Red Hasty House Farm Lloyd P. Tate Jean Baptiste Reverie Knoll Farm Kings’ Swords Brandywine

Mtke Johnson Sets New NCC Pole Vault Mark

Mtke Johnson vaults to a new NCC mark as the Indians finish third with 39 points in a tense 12 inning win over Lafayette. Anderson nine defeats Lafayette 12 innings in NCC thriller.

Mtke Johnson Anderson Lafayette

Kiwanis Athletic Meeting Sets Reorganization Plans

Local Kiwanis and other service clubs prepare to reorganize the Civic League athletic committee as the 1956 season approaches. Hawks buy Cliff Hagan from the Celtics in a cash deal while Hagan, a 210-pound former Kentucky star, is due for discharge from the Air Force before next season.

Kiwanis Club Tuwrmcheon Amd Civic Mess Kiwanis Amet HAWKS Fifagan St. Teouis Hawks Cliff Hagan Arnold (Baron) Rupp Kentucky Tawks Bostorm Celtics Acan Corbin Air Force

Baseball Standings And Tonight's Pitching Matchups

National League standings show St Louis leading Brooklyn 10 to 3 and Cincinnati edging Pittsburgh 4 to 3. American League results include Boston over Detroit 6 to 4 and New York defeating Kansas City 10 to 6. Tonight's schedule lists multiple games with pitchers such as Gomez Spahn Heff Wehmeier and Sturdivant.

St. Louis Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee New York Boston Detroit Kansas City Washington Baltimore Cleveland Minneapolis Indianapolis St. Paul Wichita Louisville Denver Omaha Charleston Cincinnati Law Nuxhall Gomez Spahn Wehmeier Jones Craig Poholsky Kretlow Sturdivant Hoeft Delock Johnson Stubbs Brodowski Lemon Palica American Association Wichite Associated Press National League Milwaukeeee Louis Eteae Eee Brooklyn Eeenne Wwe

Panthers Triumph in Hancock County Track Meet

Hancock Central Panthers won with 58 points at Greenfield, setting five records. Dick Hardin led in hurdles, Fink set a 220 record, Sigler vaulted 11 feet, and the mile relay clocked 3:48. Morris swept the 880, mile, and broad jump as Fortville, Charlottesville, and others followed in the top standings.

Greenfield Hacock Central Panthers Hancock County Greenfield Oval Dick Hardin Fortville Fink Leon Sigler Hancock Central Central Frank Edwards Dave Yater Jerry Oliver Larry Morris Wilkinson Abel Esprey Mangold Elsbury Sigler Siefert Whiteker Woods Goff Willard Hancock Yater Brooks Morris Johnson Fraley Poe Keys Doughty Kentner Whitaker Tatum Scott Oliver Olvey Seely Boring Hackleman Clark High Hurdies Hardin Williams Edwards Charlottesville

Anderson Tops Lafayette 3-2 In 12 Innings NCC Marathon

Anderson rally breaks 2-2 tie in 12 inning victory over Lafayette as Sheedy drives in unearned run after a double steal. Anson and Couch contribute key hits while Lutton fanned 14 and Helcamp worked deep for Lafayette in a 3 hour 15 minute game. Anderson to face Marion next in NCC action.

Lafayette Don Barnett Anderson Couch Jim Sutton Lucius Teague In Sheedy Don Furnish Anson Bronco Larue Cooper Crosser Gime Sheedy Marion NCC Helcamp Marreg Acheson Schmit Lotus Jum Heath Jerry Meath Tich Croasser Brombie Rf Melcamp Anderson Col Ecooper Jerry Hearth Cowch Teoguve Sacrifice Barret Lytton Helcomp Leretern Jef Andersen tLefevere Flanegen Ceuch Sheedy Lerve

Freeland Averages 142 MPH At Track

Veteran Don Freeland of Los Angeles became the second Speedway pilot to average 142 mph this spring in practice for the Memorial Day 50 mile race in Indianapolis. He topped 142 mph unofficially, just ahead of Pat O Connor who hit 142 mph Thursday. Bob Sweikert debuted in a new roadster reaching about 139 mph. Thirty eight of 59 cars entered are in Gasoline Alley. Qualifications open May 19 with 33 cars starting May 30.

Indianapolis Ind Don Freeland Os Angeles Pat O'Connor Bob Sweikert Gasoline Alley Troy Ruttman

Mississinewa Dominates Mississinewa Valley Track Meet

Mississinewa won the Mississinewa Valley high school track championship led by Jim Gore who captured the 10 and 220 yard dashes and ran anchor on the winning half mile relay. Team scores: Mississinewa 67, Winchester 44 1 3, Portland 42, Eastern 27 1 3, Fairmount 24 1 3, Royerton 22.

Gas City Ind Mississinewa Jim Gore Winchester Portland Eastern Fairmount Royerton

Muncie Central tops NC Conference in track meet

Muncie Central dominated the North Central Conference meet winning five records as five events, led by Bob Olden with a high hurdles and high jump double. Bill Satterfield of Richmond swept the sprints, while Dick Mace of Indianapolis Tech set a meet record in low hurdles and Tech anchored the 880 relay to a record. Team scores show Muncie Central 60.5, Tech 46, Anderson 39, Lafayette 22.5, Marion 19.0, Richmond 19, Kokomo 18, Frankfort 8, New Castle 6, Logansport 2.

Bob Olden Muncie Central Bill Satterfield Richmond Willie Foulkes Muncie Dick Mace Indianapolis Tech Alton Jeffries Marion Jeffries Mace Tech Mike Johnson Anderson Bill Moore Logansport Lafayette Kokomo Frankfort New Castle High Churches Olden Page Leetman Reynolds Bergman Ket Toye Oatess Archey Mile Patterson Cook Romack Morrison Weatherly Satterfield McCoy F. Founce Cestare Razor Colvin F. Wilkerson Wehlage Reeder Cadle B. Johnson Clark Childress Willie Fowlkes Low Hurdies Sanders Hinton Ken Toye Dick Stilwagon Ander ‘Son Boys Capazzeli N. Johnson Stith Young Lewis Jett Tedh McCoy Carter Williams Stanley F. Faunce Andersen Lucasi Bledsoe Seon M. Johnson Stonebraker Jennings Swenger Swicki Rushton Stapley Bullock Fisher Kevach B. Moore Barnes Pritchett Wright

Rookie Pagliaroni Enlists After Draft Call Fears

Red Sox rookie catcher Jim Pagliaroni left Boston for Long Beach California to enlist in the Armed Forces. Manager Mike Higgins said the 19 year old signed out of high school a year ago and told him he wants to get service over with. He appeared in one game last season and had not played this year.

Boston Jim Pagliaroni Boston Red Sox Long Beach Calif Mike Higgins Pagliaroni

Cubs Beat Phillies Behind Banks Two-Run Homer

Ernie Banks belted a two run homer in the fourth to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 2 1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Bob Rush earned the win ending a 14 game losing streak against Philadelphia and stopping a seven game slide by the Cubs.

CUBS PHILS Chicago Ernie Banks Robin Roberts Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Bob Rush

AHS Linksmen Top Opponent Twice In Play

Anderson won 9 12 to 8 1 over Shortridge in varsity golf as reserves claimed 12 0. Shortridge suffered a spring white wash loss. Anderson prepares for the Southern Indiana Invitational at Batesville and a busy schedule at Edgewood, New Castle, and Muncie Central with results listing individual match scores.

Anderson Shortridge Blue Devil Anderson Country Club

Charles Bethea Bout Set for May 21 on NYC Arena Card

New York report says former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles of Cincinnati and Wayne Bethea of New York will meet in a 10 round bout at St. Nicholas Arena on May 21.

New York Ezzard Charles Cincinnati Wayne Bethea St. Nicholas Arena

Colts to Train at Western Maryland Camp Open July 19

The Baltimore Colts will hold training again this year at Western Maryland College, 28 miles outside Baltimore, with camp set to open on July 19. In New Jersey, welterweight Vince Martinez of Paterson prepares to travel to Phoenix to fight Dick Goldstein of Santa Monica in a 10 round bout Tuesday night.

Baltimore Baltimore Colts Western Maryland College Paterson N.J Vince Martinez Phoenix Ariz Dick Goldstein Santa Monica Calif

Trippi Joins Cardinals As Assistant Coach

Charlie Trippi arrived from Athens Georgia to begin duties as an assistant coach with the Chicago Cardinals after retiring as a player last year following nine seasons with the club.

Chicago Charlie Trippi Chicago Cardinals Athens

Michigan State Coach Recasts Robin Roberts Pitcher Role

John Kobs, MSU baseball coach, moved Robin Roberts from first base to pitcher during Roberts sophomore year with the Phillies ace later rising to prominence.

John Kobs Michigan State Robin Roberts Phillie

IHSAA Track Draws Field Of 342 Teams

Indiana high schools field a record 342 teams and 4176 athletes for 16 sectional meets May 11 and 12. Sectionals run Friday with many sites listing start times. most choose Friday to keep Saturday as a rain date. Commissioner L V Phillips notes the plan accommodates weather contingency.

Indianapolis Indiana High School Athletic Assn Bloomington Elkhart Evansville Fort Wayne Frankfort Gary Hammond Huntington Indianapolis Tech Washington Kokomo Mishawaka Muncie New Albany Richmond Terre Haute L. V. Phillips

Landy Heads Star Cast in Memorial Mile TV Race

John Landy of Australia leads a six runner field in a televised Memorial Coliseum mile on Saturday as CBS airs the event amid a Southern California vs UCLA dual meet. Delany Bailey Dellinger Spurrier Walters and Schweikart also compete in a race likely under four minutes with Landy chasing the world mark.

Tlattie Max Kfrurex Warsaw Ind University of Southern California Naval Training Centers Tyler Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Trojians Los Angeles Athletic Club San Diego State Atitt Campbelll NTC Campbell Jack Davis Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum John Landy Australia Friendly Modest John United States Turku Finland CBS CDT Southern California UCLA Landy Ron Delany Villanova Jim Bailey Bill Dellinger University of Oregon Lon Spurrier California Jerome Walters Danny Schweikart Los Angeles State College

Michigan Wins 3-2 Over Northwestern In Big Ten Baseball

Michigan edged Northwestern 3-2 as Milbray Benedict hit a first inning homer and Howard Tommelein stole second and scored on Ken Tippery’s eighth inning single to break a tie in Evanston.

Michigan Evanston Ill Northwestern Howard Tommelein Ken Tippery Wolverines Milbray Benedict

Quakers Ravens Meet In Baseball Track Here Today

Earlham College sends its Quaker track team and baseball crew to Anderson College today for Hoosier Conference competition. Track events start at 10:30 a.m. with the team seeking a fourth league win after beating Indiana Central and Taylor and losing to Hanover. Baseball action begins at 1:30 p.m. on the East St. diamond as Raven pitchers aim for a third win in seven games after an opener victory over Indiana Tech and a split double with Hanover.

Earlham College Anderson College Indiana Central Taylor Hanover

Parnell Shines in 6-4 Boston Win Over Tigers

Veteran left hander Mel Parnell earned a 6-4 victory for Boston over Detroit with strong start and ninth inning relief from rookie Dave Sisler.

Boston Mel Parnell Detroit Tigers Dave Sisler

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