Monmouth Park 1954 season set for 30 days
Monmouth Park will operate for 30 days from May 12 through August 1954 marking a shortened meet as track officials adjust schedules amid a rocky season.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1954
Page
6
Santee Glad Bannister Broke the Mile Mark
Wes Santee of Kansas says he is not disappointed by Roger Bannister breaking the mile record. He praises Bannister as the one he would rather see achieve the feat and notes Bannister’s performance as outstanding. Santee, the top American miler, held the American record last June.
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America
Wes Santee
Kartsus
Sild
Than
Lowe
Roger Bannister
England
Bannister
Santee
Oxford
Santes
1954 Indianapolis 500 Hopeful Ascari Seeks Help
Alberto Ascari, 1953 world champion, doubts a successful 1954 Indy 500 bid due to a "couple of million" lire needed for expenses. He notes negotiations stall over covering recovery and travel costs as European entrants face high bills, while Americans worry over sponsor funding.
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Alberto Ascari
al Aelegram
Indianapolia
Mit
Toon Released From His Contract With New Castle
Toon was released Thursday from a contract to coach the New Castle High School basketball team next season. Yoon, who coached at Knights town this year, told New Castle officials he had been offered a head coaching job elsewhere. Eagles fish fry set for 6 30 P M Friday May 7 with Walleyed pike initiation at 7 30 PM.
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New Castle WB
Ind
Herod Toots Wan
Marvin Wand
New Castle High Seaiul
Yoon
Knightstown
New Castle
Eagles
Walleyed Pike
Trice Shines For Athletics Despite Fast Ball Worries
Philadelphia pitcher Robert Lee Trice, a rookie Negro starter for the Athletics, has impressed with a 4-0-0 record and a 1.45 ERA in spring games. He credits weather and steady work. teammates note his control and resilience as he battles to prove his value without a dominant fastball.
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Philadelphia
Robert Leerice
Iitcher
Philadelphia Athlelee
Connie Mack Stadium
Armance
Trice Sowlda
Xu Ainy
Hak Cagal
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
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Tale
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Ife
Hutchinson Sees Tigers Growing Toward Stronger Play
Detroit manager Freddy Hutchinson offers a cautious view as spring training winds down. He praises rookies Al Kaline and Bill Tuttle, notes a thin reserve line, and says the club is "going to be built up" despite a slow start.
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New York
Freddy Hutchinson
Detroit Tigers
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Hutchinson
Tiger
al Kaline
Bill Tuttle
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Mantle
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Turtle
Reddy
Morey Enters Midwest Golf
Morey of Martinsville entered the 151 hole Midwest Amateur journey at French Lick Springs Hills course in Indiana. The field includes Tort Drager of Birmingham UK and Indiana shooters Sam O Neal Craw ordaville Dr Wendell Alldrich Angola Geffe Pulliam Indianapolis. Roy Senett praised the course as the best since World War II idle lay, with 126 starters and 19th annual tourney expectations.
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Dale Morey
Martinsville
Eunherup
French Lick Springs Hills
Iso
Tort Drager
Birmingham
Stith Indiana
Sam O'Neal
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Wendell Alldrich
Angola
Geffe Pulliam
Indianapolis
Bannister Aimed for Four Minute Mile Yet Didn't Admit
Oxford and Roger Bannister pursued the four minute mile though he never publicly acknowledged the goal. Eyewitnesses during a bitter winter training in London noted his potential, with Thursday clocking 3:59.4 and his prior best of 4:02.0 set in London in June 1983.
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England
Roger Bannister
London
Jin
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L. Johnson
First pace of thin seaman trains between studies at St Marys
The report notes his steady training between medical studies at St Marys Hospital London and a race where Bannister believed he had a real chance to win, marking a notable effort in a demanding event.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
London
Bannister
Yankees Blank Orioles as Reynolds Dominates One Hit Game
Allie Reynolds pitched a one hitter until an eighth inning leg cramp forced his exit as the New York Yankees defeated Baltimore 9 to 0. Bobby Young's first inning single provided Baltimore's lone hit.
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NEW York
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Reynolds
Bobby Young
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