Central State Takes Track Event Here and Earlham Soon
Central State (Ohl) and Taylor University were guests yesterday with a track and field program, featuring anglers and a fishing contest for employees. Anderson College bids to host a baseball game while Earlham invades on Friday, with results from the track meet and bass, bluegill, and crappie catches highlighted.
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Mississinewa Wins Four Way Track Meet
Mississinewa hosts a four team track meet on a cloudy afternoon with Pendleton Elwood and Alexandria. Mississinewa scores 41 points to take first, Pendleton 33 points, Alexandria 31, Elwood 25.
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Sun Valley Speedway Set For Saturday Stock Car Races
Briardonnton of Mighford defends elimplon in Sun Valley Speedway seven stock car races on Saturday night. Audie Swartz eyes two Sealure victories from 1954. Local drivers Snarly from Munnie and Ward from Hawke Barris compete, with Lille 600 looming May 29 and a Hodansle classic at Indianapolis on Memorial Day.
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NCAA Executive Group to Review 1954 55 Plans in Chicago
The NCAA Executive Committee meets in Chicago to consider operations of the 1954 television program and plans for the 1955 championship events. The NCAA Council convenes Friday to study interpretations of NCAA legislation and an enforcement program report.
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Johnson Takes On Minus Wednesday Fight in Baltimore
Detroit Ward is stopped by Johnson in a fast debut showing as a potential boxers talent emerges. The bout airs with plans for a televised event and notes a rising prospect from Florida now training in Trenton.
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Strannigan Named Head Coach At Iowa State College
Strannigan appointed head basketball coach at Iowa State College replacing resigned Calyton Sutherlind. Sutherlind stepped down after leading the team to a Skyline Conference title as Strannigan begins duties with undisclosed salary details.
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Army Supports Sports Attitude Before Solons
The Army faces questions from the House regarding alleged favoritism toward athletes. Brig. Gen. Hugh Powell says reforms limit special treatment and may discipline players, as hearings review 10 athletes and potential action from reprimands to court martial. A new monitoring system aims to ensure athletes follow military programs.
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Wiley Takes 26th Terre Haute Track Title
Wiley won its 26th consecutive Terre Haute track championship scoring 60 points to Garfield's 17. Dou Strate led Wiley with a double win in the 100-yard and 220-yard dashes despite cold wet weather limiting performances.
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ABC Closes Seattle Shop After Tour Bowing Event
The American Bowling Congress ended its 45 day tournament with 65,138 spectators watching 16,000 bowlers. First place paid 800 per bowler totaling 2,500 for Ne-Par Radio of Chicago. Official prize audit will be released from ARG headquarters in Milwaukee.
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Seventh St Tracksters Edge Langfellow In Tight Meet
Seventh Street Tracksters narrowly beat Langfellow 136 to unknown in a yardage track meet. Individual winners included first place in 410 relay and broad jump with multiple events led by standout runners from Seventh Street. Langfellow and Seventh Street set up next meets against Riley and Shadeland respectively coached by Herbert Jones.
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Turpin Eyes Eye Examination After Late Run
Randy Turpin plans an eye check-up upon return to London in three or four days after reports of seeing multiple Milrigue objects before a midweight bout. Manager George Middleton said the first step is to consult a metal spectatist. Turpin recalled past breakout comments about spotting five or six Milrigue in one time.
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Stan Musial Surfaces as Cardinals Lift Spring Hopes
Stan Musial, famed Cardinal, credits teammate Ed Slanky for idea to play more in spring exhibitions. Musial, 33, shows a renewed pace and confidence after a sluggish start, with fans noting his polished swing and leadership during a string of warmups in Tampa and St. Petersburg.
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Armscamp Books High Action Show Opens May 7 at Armscamp Speedway
Armscamp shifts to night racing with a three show weekend at the Alexanne oval starting May 7. The program features four tornlap seats a 9 1-dag semi final and a 30 lap feature with 8:90 pm daylight time start. Irvin Mayne And Francis Mortis are among early contenders along with new faces amid a new stock policy.
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NCAA Approves 1955 Meet Dates In Chicago
The NCAA Executive Committee on Wednesday approved dates and sites for four national championships in 1955 and authorized a $10 650 budget for operation of the 1954 television program. Walter Byers stated the budget would cover expenses for four or five annual Television Committee meetings and related administrative costs.
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Cubs Edge Dodgers in Early Season Hurdle At Wrigley
The article reports a tense baseball game where Brooklyn Dodgers lead early but Chicago Cubs rally to win. Key names include Rush, Meyer, and Hedin among Cubs players, with notes on errors, walks, and a decisive late-inning rally. The Dodgers’ starting pitcher was replaced after trouble, and the Cubs benefited from multiple baserunners and timely hits.
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Derby Jackpot May Rise to 150000 Purse
A New York Times report says the Kentucky Derby purse could grow from 100000 to 150400 next year with most of the increase slated for the second, third and fourth place horses. Local ads list glassware for rent and carry out beer at Sears Liquor Store on W 8th.
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