Box Scores National League and American League summary
Baseball box scores show Chicago and New York in the National League with Kindall and Westrum among players, plus Milwaukee Brooklyn and others. American League details Washington Kansas City with Yost Power and Zernial, DeMaestri, and Shifflett listed. game notes include errors, doubles, and pitching lines.
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National League
Chicago
NEW York
Abhoa
Abhean Kindall
Mueller Ff
Sauer
Harris
Pattee
Ed Eoe Virgil
Bolger
Spencer Ss
Winc'lek
Westrum
Neewan
aPhodes
Kaiser
Kat
Long
Moryn
Winceniak
Virgil
Ee Kindell
RBI
Walis
Eer
Cnicagere
Gomez
Ridzik S Kaiser
Worthington
Riczik
Kawer
Bidrik
Gorez Whateer
Geomer
U — Furkhart
Reggess
Washington Kansas City
A Berberet
Garver
bPascual
DeMstriss
Shiflett
Stebbs
Ramen
Luttrell
bRaefor Berberet
Ath. Sa
Washington
Kansas City
Frankton Wins WR All Sports Trophy at Linder's Dinner
Frankton captured the White River Conference All-Sports Trophy after winning league titles in baseball, track, and basketball. The event honored players named to the all-loop teams with Frankton, Pendleton, Lapel, Markleville and Madison Heights represented in the selections and ceremony.
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Frankton
Sisson Lapel
Shively
Mozingo
Pendleton
Dickinson
Daffron
Markleville
Skinner
Madison Heights
Harrington
St. Mary’s
Deharity
Highland
Massey
Summitville
Reed
Bruce Yeagy
Crosley
White
Dale Prough
Madison County
Manager Mike Higgins A’s 1930 MLB brief stint
Mike Higgins, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics in 1930, moved from the University of Texas to the Athletics and appeared in 14 games for the club.
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Mike Higgins
Boston Red Sox
University of Texas
Philadelphia Athletics
Heiress Mary Hulman's Husband Faces Second Racing Misfortune
Indianapolis motorist Elmer George, newly wed to heiress Mary Hulman, suffered a fresh setback in auto racing as his engine suffered a piston-induced failure on Monday, following an earlier bad day.
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Indianapolis
Elmer George
Mary Hulman
Elmer
Hart Pastes Wilson In 10 Round Televised Bout
Garnet Hart of Philadelphia wins a 10 round welterweight bout at St. Nicholas Arena defeating veteran A Wilson of Englewood New Jersey. Hart weighs 143 to Wilson 149 and misses a shutout with a low blow in round nine. Mercante and two judges favor Hart 9-1.
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New York
Garnet
Sugar) Hart
Philadelphia
Sugar) Wilson
Englewood
N.J
St. Nicholas Arena
Hart
Wilson
Art Mercante
Artie Schwartz
Bert Grant
Indianapolis racer suffers wall impact during sprint race
The driver hit a retaining wall Sunday at Winchester but escaped injury and hopes to be ready to start the 300 mile race at Indianapolis on May 30. His wife is the daughter of Tony Hulman, owner of the track. Syracuse backs Jim Brown and Jim Ridlen also play lacrosse for the Orange.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
George
Winchester
Anton
Tony’ Hulman
Indianapolis
Syracuse
Jim Brown
Jim Ridlen
Orange
Allen Predicts Chamberlain In Pro Ball
Dr. Phog Allen, former Kansas coach, says Wilt Chamberlain will play pro basketball with the Harlem Globetrotters next season. Allen backed Wilt turning pro despite two years of college eligibility, while Wilt had not clearly announced plans.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Forrest ‘Phog) Allen
University of Kansas
Wilt
Chamberlain
Harlem Globe Trotters
Allen
Kansas
Canisius College
Griffith to Decide Washington Manager as Griff Arrives
Washington owner Calvin Griffith heads to Detroit after the club’s eight straight losses and an 82 run by Kansas City. The plan reportedly calls for dismissing manager Chuck Dressen and promoting a coach, possibly Billy Jurges or Coadie LaVagetto, to interim duties.
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Washington
Calvin Griffith
Detroit
Chuck Dressen
Washington Post and
Times Herald
Griffith
Post and Times Herald
Dressen
Billy Jurges
Coadie Lavagetto
Kansas City
Daleville Tops Indiana Reformatory In Seven Inning Softball
Daleville Merchants defeated Indiana Reformatory 7 to 3 in a seven inning game at the ID diamond. Pitcher Gilbert Frost allowed seven hits while Perry gave up seven. King Aldrich hit a homer for Daleville. A May 11 return at the Reformatory is set. Bob Utter of IR announced open dates for May and June and managers may call Pendleton 90 M.
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Pendleton
Daleville Merchants
Indiana Reformatory
Gilbert Frost
Daleville
Perry
Reformatory
King Aldrich
Frost
Shoppell
Lockart
Bob Utter
Justices Rule Past Communist Ties No Moral Bar to Law
The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that past Communist party membership does not prove immoral character for law practice. Rudolph Schware denied bar admission in New Mexico. Raphael Konigsberg allowed to take the exam but denied practice in California. Also actions involved Teamsters Union disputes in Oregon and windfall profits from FHA projects.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Mexico
Rudolph Schware
California
Raphael Konigsberg
Justice Black
Schware
Black
Communist Party
United States
International Teamsters Union
Portland
Ore
National Labor Relations Board
Office
Employes International Union
Alexandria
Federal Housing Administration
Vestal Steel Defeats Reformatory 8 to 2 in opener
Vestal Steel of Indianapolis defeated Indiana Reformatory Blue Notes 8 to 2 in a weather disrupted opener. Starter Nathanial Harp struggled with a bad arm as six fielding errors and limited hits put IR on the back foot. Maxwell pitched for Vestal Steel and Gene Simpson led IR with two hits. Noblesville visits the Reformatory at 4 p.m. Tuesday.
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Pendleton
Harold Anson
Indiana Reformatory Blue Notes
Vestal Steel
Indianapolis
Nathanial
Harp
Maxwell
Jen
Gene Simpson
Noblesville
Diamond
RHE
Wolfla
Brown
Johns
Nuclear Might Exceeds Two Billion Ton Force If Soviets Strike
Washington reports U S planners estimate that more than two billion tons of nuclear explosive force could be delivered by U S Air Force Navy and Army assets if the Soviet Union attacked Western Europe before European defenses are built. Delivery would involve hydrogen and fission devices via bombers missiles and other weapons. The figures are described as secret but indicate substantial U S capability.
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United States
Russia
North Atlantic Council
Moscow
Atlantic Alliance
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Germany
Alliance
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Navy
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Air Force
USAF
Matador
Record Dance Planned by Anderson High GRA
Anderson High School's Girls Recreation Association books Easy Gwynn for a record dance Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. in the gym. Door prizes include 100 records and a record player. A sock contest and a dancing contest judged by local officials and instructors will highlight the sock hop to raise funds for charity.
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Anderson High School
Girls Recreation Association
Easy Gwynn
Indianapolis
Ted Sezesny
Ann Harreson
Ralph Ferguson
G. E. Ebbertt
William F. Havermale
GRA
Mercia Huffer
Sharon Rohr
Sandra Phillips
Nancy Skinner
Sharon Smith
Addie Dunlap
Marcia Huffer
Judy Lee
Patty Knotts
Kay Snider
Pat McLaughlin
Mary Molren
Sue Streaty
Barbara Brown
Elizabeth Hyland
Deanna Tibbetts
Karen Simpson
Mae Ellison
Sherrill McAdams
Irma Irving
Delores Smith
Joseph Sparks
John Paul Huffman
David Adams
Pete Russo
F Dna Rhynearson
Roland Maine
Ick Osborne
Donald Pyle
Don Barnett
William Balentine
Lee Pursley
Ted Fadley
Everett Smith
Robert McLaughlin
Nelson Rohr
Russell Merritt
William Barcus
Girls Recreatio Association
Maxine Barcus
Jaycees to Honor Road E O Winners at Dinner
The Anderson Jaycees will honor two local entrants from the state Teenage Road E O at a dinner tonight at Farris Cafeteria. Bill Maines and Jack Stanley will receive trophies for first and second in the Anderson Road E O. The top 10 local finishers will get recognition keys.
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Anderson Jaycees
Farris
Bill Maines
Don Maines
Jack Stanley
Ralph Stanley
Chesterfield
Anderson
Jaycee
Indiana Bell seeks consolidation of eight exchanges in Indiana
Indiana Bell Telephone Co asked the Public Service Commission to approve consolidating eight exchanges in Perry and Spencer counties. The plan includes new dial systems at Tell City Rockport and Sandridge with a rate increase for seven exchanges and direct dialing between all involved communities.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
Perry
Spencer Counties
Tell City
Rockport
Sandridge
Troy
Grandfiew
Richland
Cannelton
Hatfield
Indiana Bell
PSC
Grandview
Sewage Project Discussed At Council Meeting
Elwood council met with Mayor Fortson to discuss sewer system improvements and a city census. They hired an engineer to survey the sewer network and disposal plant, map storm sewers, and estimate costs, with tax increases tied to spending, plus a $2,000 census estimate and plans to explore funding. The pool admission fee rises for summer, and a petition to vacate an alley behind N B Street was rejected.
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Elwood
Robert Fortson
Roscoe Hurd
Iris Bridges
N. B St
Cheerleaders Named At AHS
Traditional Anderson High School selects six cheerleaders and two alternates for the 1957 58 year. The Indian Brave will perform at all athletic contests with Jim Nowlin leading the squad and Anne Gellinger as Indian Maiden. Leadership includes Janice Fisher Ann Harris Kay McGraw Jan Podlaski Camille Roby and Linda Stanley with alternates Pam Butterfield and Linda Hiatt. Two seniors Lonnie Iveson Judy Coon Melanie Martin and Karen Veazy graduate.
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Anderson High School
Jim Nowlin
Gene Nowlin
W. 6Th St
Anne Gellinger
John Gellinger
Main St
Janice Fisher
Kenneth Fisher
Poplar St
Ann Harris
George Harris
E. 29Th St
Kay McGraw
Waldo McGraw
Ohio Ave
Jan Podlaski
Roy Page
Indiana Ave
Camille Roby
Wilbur Roby
Sheridan St
Linda Stanley
Burton Ellis
Jackson St
Pam Butterfield
Linda Hiatt
Cindy Chasey
Stanley
Harris
Lonnie Iveson
Judy Coon
Melanie Martin
Karen Veazy
Faulkner Named Berrien County Special Deputy Sheriff
David Faulkner 21 of Colman becomes a Berrien County special deputy sheriff in Michigan. The Michigan State University senior was the first to receive a junior deputy badge 12 years ago from Sheriff Erwin H. Kubath.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
David Faulkner
Coleman
Berrien County
Michigan State University
Erwin H. Kubath
1956 Southern Asia extra inning games record
In 1956 the region recorded 57 extra inning games across Southern Asia and the longest contest stretched to 16 innings.
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Asia
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