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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1956

Page

11

Attucks Triumphs In Dual Meets As Robertson Stars

Oscar Robertson led Attucks to a 64 35 win over Elwood while Markleville crushed Wilkinson 81 48 at a separate meet. McCurdy set a new AC two mile mark 10 18.2 for Anderson and Attucks top the Elwood meet with multiple event wins.

Oscar Robertson Attucks Elwood Markleville Wilkinson Bob McCurdy Alexandria Anderson College Roger Tilford Ravens Manchester North Manchester Earlham Taylor Upland Tigers Burdsall McQuitty Jim Daffron Mullanix High Hurdies O. Robertson Maxey Henn Brown Carter Smith Mule Gilcrease Beverly Giselbach Laderdale Crim Sanders Spencer Toensing Parrish Courtney Howard Carlisle Moore D. Robertson Morris Collins Wikinson Tupps Mile Brooks Young B. Seal Oster Jones C. Jones Heffernan Swanson Fesler Daffron C. Jones Jones

Baseball Boxes Stumble Bums Perk Up With Win Over Cubs

Chicago offense ranks mixed with errors as Boston seizes a 4 3 victory. Gernert 2, Jensen, Goodman Aparicio drive runs while 2B hits by Piersall Kell and HR by Klaus present. Pitching mixed but Sisler earns win with Howell taking loss.

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Canadiens Place Four On NHL All Star Team

The Montreal Canadiens, Stanley Cup champions, placed four players on the National Hockey League all star roster.

Montreal Canadiens

Crosstown League Names Officers for 1956 57 Season

Representatives of the 12 team Crosstown Men's Kegling league elected officers at a meeting in WMCA. Ted Stewart is president, Marshall Cooper vice president, and Charles Modlin secretary treasurer. Earl Averill of Cleveland likely sidelined two more weeks with a broken finger.

Crosstown WMCA Ted Stewart Marshall Cooper Charles Modlin New York Earl Averill Cleveland

Pendleton Irish beat Middletown Cossacks 58 to 49 in duel meet

Pendleton Irish defeated Middletown Cossacks 58 49 on the local oval. Pendleton won eight first places led by top performers in high jump shot put and dashes as they show dominance in the track duel.

Pendleton Buzz Clinkenbeard Pendleton Irish Middletown Cossacks Moon Kerring Randolph Fields Whitworth D. Hanson Rhule Myers MM Rendelph Pole Vauit A. Edwards Hanson Meyers Lewiy Low Hurdies Owens Burke Hulse Farmer Murphy Mile Reley-Wer Middletown Teter Jameson Harson

30 Americans In British Amateur Golf

Defending champion Joe Conrad of San Antonio and 29 other Americans are among 200 players named for the British Amateur at Troon Scotland May 28. The Royal and Ancient Club limited the field to 200 to allow 36 hole quarterfinals semifinals and final. Conrad opens with I A Ewan of New Zealand after a first round bye.

ST. Andrews Scotland Joe Conrad San Antonio Tex Troon Royal and Ancient Club of Hong Kong New Zealand Egypt Holland France Brazil India Conrad Alan Slater England I. A. Ewan

Wiley Runner Disqualified For 880 Relay Upset at Terre Haute Meet

Wiley was credited with a 27th straight Terre Haute city high school track win until a first turn disqualification on the final half mile relay. Gerstmeyer led with 46 points while Wiley trailed at 45. DeBow beat Robbs as Gerstmeyer upset Wiley.

Terre Haute Ind Wiley Gerstmeyer Garfield Schulte Art DeBow Lloyd Robbs

Truce Chief Visits Gaza Trouble Area

United Nations Truce Chief Maj Gen E L M Burns flew to the Gaza strip to enforce the cease-fire between Egypt and Israel. He met Egyptian Armistice Chief Col Salah Gohar and aimed to prevent further violations as Israeli and Egyptian accusations surfaced.

Jerusalem United Nations E. L. M. Burns Canada Gaza Strip Egypt Israel Burns U.N. Observer Corps U.N Dag Hammarskjold

New Union Rival Forms Against Ringling Circus

In New York on Tuesday two unions AGVA and International Brotherhood of Teamsters announced a rival union circus to compete with Ringling Bros in Boston next Monday. Proceeds would aid underprivileged Boston children while Ringling faced picketing and legal disputes over labor actions.

New York Ringling Bros.Barnum & Bailey Circus American Guild of Variety Artists International Brotherhood of Tearmsters Ringling Bostom AGVA Jack Bright Boston Emmett Kelly Otto Grebling AGWA Union Circus Boston Arena Boston ‘Garden State Labor Relations Board National Labor Relations Board

Philbrook Chosen Association Head

Members of the Anderson Ministerial Association and their wives attended the Gospel Trumpet May meeting on May 2. A noon banquet followed by a sound film on the Church of God’s founding crowned Rev. Phillip Philbrook as president, Rev. Myron Morford as vice president, Rev. Robert W. Stringer as secretary, and Rev. Rex Wallace as treasurer.

Anderson Ministerial Association Church of God Phillip Philbrook Meadowbrook Baptist Church Myron Morford First Church of the Nazarene Robert W. Stringer Mt. Hope Methodist Church Rex Wallace Colonial Evangelical United Brethren Church

Milk pasteurization compulsory in Ontario and Saskatchewan

Two Canadian provinces enforce pasteurization of milk as a mandatory standard. Ontario and Saskatchewan require all milk sold or distributed within their borders to be pasteurized, impacting dairy producers and consumers.

Canadian Ontario Saskatchewan

Wanderer Becomes Dream Realized for Brazilian Stowaway

Wandererley Carmargo of Brazil, who twice stowed away on U S airliners seeking life in America, is granted opportunity after Reseda California mother Mars Foster sponsors him. Foster arranged contact with Joseph Swing and plans to sponsor Carmargo with a home and job, aiming for legal entry via immigrant visa. He will be released Wednesday and escorted to the Mexican border for reentry under proper status.

York Wanderley Carmargo Seerrec Mear Brazil America Wandererley United States U. S. Citizer U. S. Army Theopeless Reseda Calif Mars William E. Foster Lockheed Aircraft Corp Carmargo Sao FP Autkbo Arrmargo Foster Carrareo Idlewild

MNMlevel Musical Event Friday At Central Church

The NP ason Swiss Bell Ringers from Los Angeles and Talif present a Friday 7:30 pm concert at Central Christian Church. The program features Swiss hand bells vocal glasses a singing saw Jenco vibraharp solo piccolo sheep bells and rare instruments including the Victor Theremin with no keyboard strings or pipes.

NP Ason Swiss Bell Ringers Benard Mfason Los Angeles Talif Centralkz Hristian

Sparkman Sees Texas Victory Threatening Third Party in South

Sen. John J. Sparkman says Lyndon B. Johnson's Texas victory seals the door on potential third parties in the South. Sen. W Kerr Scott doubts any bottleneck this year. Johnson is seen as a dark horse for the Democratic presidential nomination and took control of the Texas delegation to the 1936 convention from Gov. Allan Shivers. Sparkman calls the win a golden example for loyalists across the South.

Waseh2tngton John J. Sparkman D-Ala Senate Lyndon B Texas Allan Shivers Eisenhower South

Indiana Republican delegate elected in Marion upset

State Rep. Jonhan Feiecinner, chair of Indiana Citizens for Eisenhower, won election as a delegate to the Republican State convention in Marion. He defeated E. W. Landis in what local politicians called an upset.

Marion Ind Jonhan Feiecinner Indiana Citizens For Eisenhower E.W. Landis

Kefauver Slams Trust Settlements in Anti Trust Speech

Senator Estes Kefauver assailed the administration for settling anti trust actions with deals instead of pursuing criminal charges. He spoke at a Town Hall meeting in Los Angeles and urged a full investigation into the use of government facilities in private law practice linked to Murray Chotiner.

Los Angeles Estes Kefauver D-Tenn Kefauver California Adlai Stevenson Murray Chotiner Richard M. Nixon Republican Party Nixon Justice Department Hilton Hotel Hilton Statler

Cows Artificial Breeding Surges in U.S. Since 1939

The number of cows artificially bred in the United States rose from 7,539 in 1939 to 4,845,222 in 1953, reflecting a massive growth in genetic management practices over the period.

United States

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