Track meet results span Roverton Madison Heights and related meets
Roverton hosts multiple events with winners like Brooks and Teboe in sprints, Carpenter in the mile, and Collins in pole vault among many. Madison Heights dominates relays and field events, while Papooose and Anderson squads post notable wins over Marion and St. Mary’s reserves.
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Roverton
Madison Heights
Anderson St. Mary's
Gary
Doyle
Brose
Brooks
Teboe
Estep
Doert
Mile
Carpenter
Windsor
Noble
Carter
Broks
Smith
Michaels
Absher
Leo Locke
Kalde
Hogg
Mixell
Stacey
Delph
Eckstein
Stamper
Doerr
Royerton
Miesli
Locke
St. Mary's
Gray
Hollingsworth
Goodwin
Collins
O'Neil
Penrod
Rusher
Don Eckstein
Bob Eckstein
Life Saving classes for instructors announced at YMCA pool
Vaughan Pettigrew Indiana aquatic commissioner and Anderson YMCA instructor announces all next week life saving classes for instructors over 18. Bob Hotep Red Cross state rep assists Pettigrew in conducting sessions from 7 to 10 PM Monday through Friday. Instructors should sign up with Pettigrew this week.
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Vaughan Pettigrew
Anderson Ymca
Indiana Aquatic
Bob Hotep
Red Cross
Pettigrew
Nine Women From Anderson Attend 1 B C Bowling Meet
The 40th Anguat Meeting of the Women’s International Bowling Congress concluded in Dayton Ohio with Buffalo New York winning the 1959 tournament over Denver Colorado A 1958 event to be in San Francisco Fort Wayne bidding for 1960 An awards session featured NWBA honors and a grand march of officers and delegates
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Women's International Bowling Congress, Inc
Dayton
Ohio
Buffalo
N.Y
Denver
Colorado
San Francisco
Calif
Fort Wayne
National Cash Register Co
Ohio City
Jeanette Knepprath
Wisconsin
Alberta Crowe
New York
Mildred White
Ilinois
Fear] Sweitzer
South Bend
Ind
Bertha McBride
Georgia Veatch
Chicago
Emma Phaler
Knepprath
Mary Margaret Fortner
WBA
Boe Olsen
Anderson
Ise Yunker
Mabel Dean
Nita King
Bee King
Jean Ramsey
Kathryn Holzel
Ar Jine Poore
Mary Jane Gritter
Elsie Reveal
Elsie Reveal. Mrs. Holzel Attended the National Women's Bowling Writers
Sitar Eenes
Marguerita ‘Kocher
North ‘Webster
IWBA
Shadyside Little Leaguers Cited at Robbins Home Auction
Early this week the Shadyside Little League held an auction at 203 E. Oak St. The published roster lists four teams with sponsors and a full slate of players, managers, and coaches including UAW 663 team led by Wilford Brooks and James Melson, UAW 177 led by L. C. Merida, Cross Street Market led by Ronnie Fletcher plus Howard Whitman, Moose Team led by Roy Richardson with Kerry McCaffery, and North Side Team led by Lloyd Stoner with Norman York.
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Shadyside
William Robbins
E. Oak St
UAW 663
Uaw-Cto
Wilford Brooks
James Melson
Russell Chapple
Marion Reynolds
Charles Jones
Denny Reichard
Paul Serkle
Charles Keeney
Jackie Lutz
Lennie Merida
Robert Melson
David Parker
David Dunham
Stanton Hanna
Larry Havermale
John Long
Kenneth Naselraad
UAW
Steven Givens
Richard Hosier
Ronnie McCoy
Cross Street Market
Ronnie Fletcher
Howard Whitman
Steven Callaway
Carl Fletcher
Robert Foust
Bill McCurry
Ronald Mabrey
Steve Thornberg
Herman Havermale
Donald Robbins
Michael Starrett
Patrick Starrett
Jack Whitman
Vic ‘Campbell
Donald Cunningham
Paul Moody
Kenneth Sulkey
Moose
Tigers Hammer Senators 11-3 in Detroit Showdown
Detroit Tigers blasted the Washington Senators 11-3 as they piled up 12 hits and five extra base hits. Duke Maas started for Detroit and held the Tigers scoreless for three innings before the big fourth inning rally. Bill Tuttle and Charlie Maxwell sparked scoring, with Al Kaline leaving the game early after a line drive, while Mickey Mantle involved in a mistaken identity moment with umpire Runge.
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Tigers
Washington Senators
Senators
Russ Kemmerer
Boston Red Sox
Keramerer
Bengal
Duke Maas
NEW York
Edso
jRunge
Mickel Mantle
Charlie Maxwell
al Kaline
Detroit
Maxwell
Yan
Bill Tuttle
Ikee Stadium
Kaline
Mantle
Runge
Jim Piersall
Boston
Mickey
Yankees
Yogi Berra
Lawrence Central Triumph Over Noblesville in Wild Scrimmage
Lawrence Central defeated Noblesville in a high school scrimmage by a tight 14 to 13 score. Observers noted chaotic play with wild throws and numerous misjudgments from both teams.
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Noblesville
Lawrence Central
Scrie’ J
Big Boys To Start In Arlington Open
HOT SPRINGS Ark UP Top money winner Doug Ford skipped the Arlington Open but most of the season’s top 19 money leaders will play in the $20,000 event. Don Finsterwald’s absence is noted due to his wife’s illness. Ed Furgol Mike Souchak and Dick Mayer are among favorites after recent strong showings. Decathlon carried 135 pounds to win the Inaugural Handicap at Hialeah.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Doug Ford
Ford
Mahopac
N.Y
Don Finsterwald
Major League Standings and Thursday Results Highlight Early Games
The page lists American League standings with teams like Boston Chicago Detroit and Baltimore, plus a few scores such as St Louis beating New York in the National League. It notes Thursday games including Boston at Chicago and Washington at Detroit, and mentions league leaders like Lafity Grove with ERA marks.
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Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Clevelend
New York
Baltimore
St. Kensas City
Stone
Wilesan
va._uary
St. Louis
Gintinrovi
Brooklyn & Pricdelphia
Milwoukas
Aiboukee
Wichita
Lafity Grove
Ravens Ball State clash in 2:30 p m baseball tilt
Anderson and Salt state college baseball teams meet today at 2 30 p m in Muncie for the third of four games in as many days for the Ravens after a double header win over Manchester Tuesday They also play Indiana Tech Friday at Fort Wayne with an overall local record of 3 3 and a 3 1 Hoosier Conference mark.
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Anderson
Salt State College
Muncie
Ravens
Manchester
Ernie Rangaras
Indiana Tech
Fort Wayne
University of Louisville
Earlham
Hoosier
Medics Hopeful As Score Injury Improves
Doctors report Herb Score’s eye injury improving after a line drive fractured his nose and cheekbone but spared the eye. Cleveland won 2 1 over Cleveland W-Doctors bound Score out indefinitely, with Bud Daley expected to recover from the impact as signs of improvement emerge.
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Cleveland W
Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Herb Score
Charles 1
Thomas
Gil McDougald
New York Yankees
Score Quits Baseball Rumor Fades After Injury Update
A' Lettermen Plan Session in Alexandria features Phil Dickens as guest speaker while news reports on Score from the Yankees say he considered quitting after an eye injury. Doctors note no lens dislocation or retina detachment and score remains in good spirits at Lakeside Hospital.
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McDougald
Score
Yankee Inielder
MacDougald
Lakeside Hospital
Indians
Han Greenberg
Greenberg
Joe, Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Thomas
Ann Score
Lake Worth
Fla
Lakefront Stadium
Hank Bauer
Old Gaffers Shine Across Boxing Golf And Baseball
Sugar Ray Robinson at 37 headlines a trio of veteran stars thriving in boxing golf and baseball. Jimmy Demaret becames the first grandfather to win a major golf title while Stan Musial Ted Williams Warren Spahn Red Murff Hank Sauer Carl Furillo Al Dark Red Schoendienst and others show lifelong form as they defy age.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Arctic
Moore
Jimmy Demaret
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee
Red Murff
Hank Sauer
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Hank
Carl Furillo
Dodgers
Brooks
al Dark
Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Giants
White Sox
Jim Wilson
Dixie Howell
Robinson
Gene Fullmer
Demaret
Graybeards
Thirty Yanks Will Play In Britain
Thirty Americans including former champion Robert Sweeny and Edgewood Club pros join a Lancashire England golf championship draw at Formby. The field of 200 features defending champion Beharrell, Joe Carr, and Walker Cup players as May 5 to 11 events unfold. Vic Seixas Bartzen and Grant Golden named to Davis Cup squad for Trinidad May 17 19 and Caracas a week later.
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Scotland
Ofter Seer
Robert Sweeny
Edgewood Club
Palm Beach
Fla
WHBU
John Beharrell
England
Joe Carr
Ireland
Arthur Walker
South Africa
James McHale
Philadelm
jPhia
Dale Morey
Indianapolis
Oath
Éiene Hendersonsi
Frank Strafaci
Garden City
Paul Bootsey
Maxin y_Jessup
Ralph Mathews
George Vaught
Sidtoers
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Fisher Brothers Furnis
Ture
Lapel
Seixas
New York
U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn
Vic Seixas
Bernard Bartzen
Grant Golden
United States
Trinidad
Caracas
Ty Cobb Calls Live Ball Night Games Faulty Dominant Cause
Ty Cobb argues the lively ball and artificial lighting cause more accidents and impaired play. He favors daytime baseball and notes night games serve commercial aims, while praising some aspects of night play but preferring daylight for safety and style.
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Ty Cobb
Ted Williams Tops Sox With Three Homers In Chicago Battle
Ted Williams slugged three homers and four RBIs as the Boston Red Sox beat the Chicago White Sox 4 1. Frank Sullivan earned the win while Bob Keegan took the loss as Boston moved within 12 percentage points of Chicago in the standings. Williams lifted his season total to nine homers, marking only the second time in his career with three homers in a game.
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Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Frank Sullivan
Bob Keegan
Red Sox
White Sox
Williams
Cleveland
Kraus
Tiwo
Bill Klaus
Sullivan
Nelson Fox
Minnie 'Minozo
S ' Boston
Keegan
Bill Fischer
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Peanuts) Lowry
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