Muncie Horseshoe Club to discuss Indiana league plans
Muncie will be represented in the Indiana Horseshoe League this summer with a meeting at Heekin Park courts Monday at 6 p.m. The Magic City enters All-Star and Booster divisions and the state tourney will be at Heekin Park September 1 2 and 3.
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Muncie
Heekin Park
Magic City
Fortville
Frankfort
Wabash
Indianapolis
Geneva
Swayzee
Charles Harold Renner
James Finchum
Major bodies form national committee on amateurism
Five major U S sports bodies formed a national committee on amateurism to discuss problems and align views. The panel includes AAU NCAA USGA USLTA and Olympic Association representatives and will meet semi annually in a consultative role. Members named for 1956 include Mahoney Ferris Furey Barnes Fischer Dey McMann Lebair Bushnell Bingham.
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New York
United States
National Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
U.S. Golf Assn
U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn
U.S. Olympic Assn
AAU
J. T. Mahoney
Daniel J. Ferris
NCAA
Ralph Furey
Columbia University
Everett D. Barnes
Colgate University
USGA
John W. Fischer
Cincinnati
Joseph C. Dey
USSTA
Renville H McMann
Harold A. Lebair
Olympic Assn
Asa
Bushnell
Newark
N.J
Ferris
Local HS Nines Keep Loop Mark Clean In Play
In Hoosier College Conference baseball Anderson College edged Manchester 6 to 5 on the East Siders’ diamond. Left-hander Lucius Teague earned the win with a three hitter as Marion’s Giants were held to five runs. St. Mary’s clobbered Decatur Catholic 13 to 2 to extend their Central Indiana Catholic Conference win streak to five. The Gaels will play Marion Bennett Friday.
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Anderson
St. Mary's High School
Anderson College
Manchester
Hoosier College
Lucius Teague
Marion
Giants
Memorial Field
Braves
Indians
Hartford City
Shortridge
St. Mary’s
Decatur Catholic
Gaels
Indiana
Decatur
Mike Sokol
Carl Erskine
Harrington
Gross
Francoeur
Armington
Dave Eckstein
Marion Bennett
Anderson Ravens
Diamond
Allen
Niehaus
Davis
Spartans
Chesters
Ravens
University of Louisville
Indiana Tech
Ft. Wayne
Marion Abrhoa
Underwood
Whitehurst
Thompson
Anderson Abrhoa
Ieee
Ceeeses
Persinger
Faunce
Anson
Simpson
Rbi
Teague
Sheedy
Pack
Harris
Marion É
Sale
Delph
Spall
Frankton Shuts Out Alexandria
Toronto reports Tom Johnson a 250 pound tackle from Michigan has signed with the Toronto Argonauts after two years in the US Army and an initial pro start with the Green Bay Packers.
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Toronto
Tom Johnson
Michigan
Green Bay Packers
Toronto Argonauts
Canada
Big Four Football Union
Hal Wood Shuts Out Fifth Street In Sunday Softball
Hal Wood hurls a two hit shutout as North Anderson defeats Fifth Street 11 to 0 in Sunday School A League play at Shadyside. Park Place beat Mounds 7 to 4 and South Meridian ripped Christ Lutheran 10 to 7 with players Swanson Frost and P Wood homering. Jim Lavery, ex University of Scranton star, signed with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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North
Eight teams in Southern Asia trained in Florida this year
Eight teams in Southern Asia trained in Florida this year. The note highlights regional teams utilizing Florida facilities for preparation and regimen.
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Asia
Florida
Yanks Lose Byrne to Virus Illness
New York Yankees pitcher Tom Byrne is sidelined for at least a week after a bronchitis virus neared pneumonia. He was hospitalized Monday and is listed in stable condition by the club.
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New York
Tommy Byrne
New York Yankees
Yankees
Proper Stringer Use For Livelihood Fishing
The guide explains humane stringer methods showing a stringer through both lips to keep a fish alive and allows mouth movement. It emphasizes swiveling snaps to let each fish move freely and recommends lifting aboard during short runs. It warns against gill through strings that damage gills and cautions avoiding quick-kill coid stringers.
League Standings Glow With Incomplete Baseball Scores
Fragmented standings show multiple games with partial results. Entries include Cleveland at New York with 7 0 score, Detroit at Washington, Chicago at Boston, and other American League and American Association matchups, many unresolved or listed with unclear figures.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
N—Dickson
Or Wehmeier
Poholsky
Cleveland
New York
Scar Larean
Detroit
Washington
N—Mill
Foytack
Pascual
Chicago
Boston
Donovar Porterfield
Kansas City
Baltimore
N—K
Wilson
G.B. Milwaukee
St Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York Biweedess
Pittsburgh Wee
Washington MW
Denver
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
American Associatic
Indianapolis
Omahe
Charleston
Lovisville
St. Paul
Wichita
Louisville
St Paul
Terre Haute
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Burlington
Evansville
Quine
Waterloo
Nuxhall
Crane
Anderson Trips Muncie Twice In Golf Meet
Anderson defeated Muncie Central in both ends of a high school golf match at Edgewood Course. The varsity won 10 to 5 and the reserves blanked MC rookies 12 to 0. Joe Niece led with 75 while several MC players posted under par scores.
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Anderson
Muncie Central
Edgewood Course
AHS
Muncie
Papooses
New Castle
Joe Niece
Jim Winkle
Craig Campbell
Lionel Lorance
Dave Bingaman
Pete Peppin
John Mills
Willie Wilson
Jack Hiday
Bill Warfel
Anderson and Kokomo tennis results in NCC clash
Anderson 5 Kokomo 3 in a NCC match as coach Dane Pugh guides the unbeaten Eagles toward another title. Singles saw A wins by Gray and Hart while doubles Gray Minnefield earn key win. Richmond also stands undefeated in league play.
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Dane Pugh
Anderson
NCC
Lafayette
Richmond
Stanley
Hahn
Lowe
Cassell
Gray A
Fewell
Minnefield
Standt
Hart
Bargerhuff
Landy and Bailey Train Very Differently in Mile Prep
Australian runners John Landy and Jim Bailey both share age height and weight, but their training methods diverge. Landy self-coaches and follows a grueling routine inspired by Emil Zatopek, while Bailey says his workouts with Bill Dellinger were casual and fun, coached by Bill Bowerman.
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Landy
Bailey
Jack Stevenson
San Francisco
John Landy
Jim Bailey
Emil Zatopotek
John
Turku
Finland
University of Oregon
Los Angeles Coliseum
Sandy
Jim
Bill Dellinger
Oregon
Los Angeles
Dellinger
Bill Bowerman
Auburn Chooses Landy as Coach for Football and Basketball
Auburn High School named Virgil L. Landry 26 to head football and basketball. Landry, a Butler University graduate who inaugurated football at Washington Clay near South Bend, will take over Aug. 1 and succeed Randall Lawson, who moves to New Castle as basketball coach.
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Auburn
Ind
Auburn High School
Virgil L. Landry
Butler University
Washington Clay
South Bend
Landry
Randall Lawson
New Castle
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Marylebone Cricket Club of
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Fifth Street
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Jim Lavery
University of Scranton
Flushing, N.Y
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American Association
Omaha
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American Security Corporation
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Don Fisher
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Bob Christian
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Buick, Inc
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