Ed Harper Named Indiana Coach of the Year by One Vote
Glen Harper, Noblesville High School coach, wins the Indiana Sports Writers and Broadcasters Assn. coach of the year by a single vote over Ray Crowe. Harper led Noblesville to its first regional basketball title last season, with prior success at New Ross and a Butler graduate background. The trophy will be presented May 22 at Noblesville Kiwanis Club.
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Indianapolis
Glen Harper
Noblesville High School
Indiana Prep
Indiana Sports Writers and Broadcasters Assn
Harper
Ray Crowe
Indianapolis Attucks
Attucks
South Bend Central
Max Bell
Elkhart
Elmer McCall
South Bend
Marion Crawley
Lafayette
Randy Lawson
New Castle
Louis
Nip) Wachner
Jasper
Indiana High School Athletic Assn
Butler
Noblesville Kiwanis Club
Indiana
Dodgers Rally in 14th to Win 5-4 Over Braves
Gino Cimoli delivered a dramatic 14th inning homer his fifth hit of the night to lift Brooklyn past Milwaukee 5-4 in a game that featured a 12th inning tying run and Furillo driving in four. Sandy Koufax earned the win, Red Murff took the loss as Don Drysdale started for Brooklyn. Pee Wee Reese returned to action in the 10th after a back sprain. In Indiana, Judge Albert R Owens denied an injunction against alley basketball in Terre Haute neighborhood courts.
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Brooklyn
Gino Cimoli
Brooklyn Dodges
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
Braves
Cimoli
Duke Snider
Lew Burdette
Sandy Amoros
Burdette
Carl Furillo
Johnny Logan
Sandy Koufax
Red Murff
Jim Gilliam
Don Zimmer
Don Newcombe
Furillo
Amoros
Don Drysdale
Eddie Mathews
Clem Labine
Labine
Mathews
Milwaukee
Adcock
Andy Pafko
Pee Wee Reese
Elmer Vale
Charley Neal
Drysdale
Neal
Terre Haute
Ind
Albert R. Owens
Charlotte Stahl
Shoemaker suspended 15 days for misjudging Derby finish
Jockey Willie Shoemaker was suspended 15 days May 8 through May 22 for gross carelessness in misjudging the finish while riding Gallant Man in the 83rd Kentucky Derby on May 4 1957. Churchill Downs officials said the suspension would be respected nationwide.
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Louisville
Willie Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Gallant Man
Calumet
Churchill Downs
Downs
Kentucky
Dallas
Ralph Lowe
Johnny Nerud
Willie Hartack
Hartack
Indiana Athletes Rally With Six Seasonal Sectional Records
Indiana high school track and field athletes enter Friday sectional meets with six season records surpassing last year's top sectional marks and have equalled three other bests in the first round of state-meet eliminations. Notable marks include Leroy Johnson 6 ft 7% in high jump and Fort Wayne North mile relay at 3 24.1 with Geist Hattery.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Hoosier Prep
Mishawaka
Leroy Johnson
Fort Wayne North
North
Frank Geist
Tom Seifert
Jerry Slayback
Aurora
North Side
Muncie Central
Terre Haute Wiley
Hammond
Richmond
U.S. 40
Bill Satterfield
Lloyd Robbs
Terre Haute
Wiley
Dave Redding
Fort Wayne South
John Ronchetti
Ron Snow
Bennie Harris
East Chicago Wash
Mike Johnson
Anderson
Jim Hattery
Curt Childress
Cam Childress
Oyler
McKeever
Big Klu Defers Back Operation
Cincinnati Redlegs first baseman Ted Kluszewski paused a surgery plan after a conference with General Manager Gabe Paul. Nine doctors will perform further tests to decide if an operation is needed for a protruding disc. He will be released from Christ Hospital and may rest at home or rejoin the team after more tests.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati Redlegs
Gabe Paul
Kluszewski
Christ Hospital
George Ballou
Redlegs
Pulled Muscle Sidelines Yankee Star For A Week
Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees has a mild muscle pull in his pitching arm and will be out about a week, per team physician Dr. Sidney Gaynor in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Yankees
Sidney Gaynor
Muncie Central Holds NCC Lead After Tech Aid and Relay Win
Muncie Central defended its North Central Conference title with 51 1/6 points to Tech’s 47 2/3 as Tech faltered in the half mile relay and Morgan and Dunlop each cleared 6 ft 1/4 in to break the high jump mark. Also notes from Madison Heights and Anderson baseball action against Marion, plus Powers assigned to Twin Falls in the Cubs system.
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Madison Heights
Portland
St. Mary’s
Royerton
White River
Washington
Cathedral
Indianapolis
Lawrence Central
Edgewood
Powers
James
Jim) Powers
Lapel
Chicago Cubs
Twin Falls
Idaho
Bruins
Major League Standings Snapshot with Matchups
American League games show Boston at Chicago and Baltimore at Kansas City with pitchers and scores noted. Washington faces Detroit and New York faces an opposing pitcher in a listed matchup. American Association games include Indianapolis at Louisville, Denver at St Paul, Wichita at Charleston, and Omaha at Minneapolis.
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Boston
Chicago
N—Brewer
Denevan
Baltimore Oat
Kansas City
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Kansas City Ee
Cleveland One
Detroit Ie
Baltimore
Washington
Ican Association
Minneapolis
St Paul
Bassate
Denver
Omaha
Indianapolis
Charleston
Louisville
Cleveland
Kodagg
Detroit
Wichita
Irene Mondahs
St. Paul
Jeffcoat
Klippstein
Podrest
Louis
Wehmeier
Burnside
Phil
Kentucky All Star picks Charlie Osborne for Blue Grass squad
Louisville report notes Charlie Osborne of Flat Gap, 6 feet 5 inches and 215 pounds, chosen for Kentucky Blue Grass all star team. The selection precedes a two game series against Indiana 1957 senior stars scheduled for next month.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Charlie Osborne
Indiana
AHS Tennis Team Tops Shortridge in Indianapolis
Anderson defeated Shortridge 5 to 2 on Shortridge courts. Singles results include Lowe, Minnefield, Coon, Aldred, and Shaffer with varied scores. Doubles Lowe-Coon and Minnefield-Aldred clinched the win. Pep to train for Friday bout in Florence after recent TV victory over Castro.
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AHS
Indianapolis
Anderson
Shortridge
Lowe
Belden
Minnefield
Bleecker
Coon
Meyercord
Aldred
Birge
Shaffer
Ester
Lowe-Coon
Belden-Bleecker
Minnefield-Aldred
Meyercord-Birge
Florence
S.C
Willie Pep
Manny Castro
Mexico City
Pep
Castro
Manchester To Meet Anderson In Twin Bill Today
Anderson College nine aims to extend its Hoosier Conference record of three wins and one loss as it hosts Manchester this afternoon at 1 30 p m The Ravens hold an overall four wins and three losses after a split at Earlham and non league losses to Louisville The schedule includes a ball state game in Muncie and a Friday rematch at Indiana Tech in Fort Wayne.
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Ernie Rangaras
Anderson College
Manchester
Anderson
Indiana Tech
Fort Wayne
Middletown Oilers open season with win over Indianapolis Dodgers
Middletown Standard Oilers beat the Indianapolis Dodgers 8 to 3 at Community Park behind seven hit pitching by Phil Snodgrass Everett Parks and Dusty Rhodes. The Oilers scored four in the second three in the seventh and one in the eighth. Next Sunday they face the Dodgers again at 1:00 p.m. and Sulphur Springs at 3:30.
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Middletown Standard
Oilers
Indianapolis Dodgers
Phil Snodgrass
Everett Parks
Dusty Rhodes
Community Park
Dodgers
Monte Hale
Hale
Tobe Farmer
Les Day
Central Indiana Baseball League
Marion Veterans Gym
Indianapolis
Redmen
tEvens
USS Hwe
Isesthsscess
Fédsesavoes
Middletown AB Rhoe
McCormick
Oss Seayesens
Crull
Whitehead
Iikeeensaroe
Casey
Thornburg
Pinkerten
Loose
Scieeeese
Cronk
Snodgrass
He Parks
Evans
Pinkerton
Cornet
Parks
Rhodes
W—Snodgrass
I—Cornet
U—Delph
Smith
Anderson Falstaffs Topple Fort Wayne Champions 5-4
Ed Smith and Ev Parks drew walks to start a ninth inning rally for the Anderson Falstaffs who, with Lucius Teague’s game winning hit, defeated the Fort Wayne Allen Dairy nine 5 4 at Memorial Field in the season opener. Ralph McCoy managed the Falstaffs as Lefty Chuck Alsop started on the mound with Teague finishing. Ralph Rowe and Jack Kitchen led Fort Wayne with two hits apiece. Mayor Ralph Ferguson welcomed the champions and promised strong local support.
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Lucius Teague
Ed Smith
Ralph McCoy
Anderson Falstaffs
Fort Wayne Allen Dairy
Memorial Field
Smith
Ev Parks
Dave Sheedy
Teague
Falstaffs
Allen Dairymen
Fort Wayne
Lefty
Chuck Alsop
Migens
Ralph Rowe
Jack Kitchen
Ralph Ferguson
Anderson
Chester Betchel
City Park Board
Hoa Allen Paiey Higgins
Trescan
Piwics
mcColey
Hiseer
Lorkwoed Et Huffer
Eee
Neopets Rowe Th Kitchen
Eees Smith
Eneerere Parks
Letty Alley Dewy
U Priest
Wempler
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Big Klu
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Sportsmans Digest
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Henry If
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Rf Eeeere
Snyder
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Seeessere
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Mary's
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Seattle
American Security Corporation
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