Ravens top Spartans in track meet and golf schedule listed
Ravens claim nine firsts outright and tie for tenth in 15 events as coach Jim Macholtz notes strong relay and field results. Civic League golf schedule released detailing matches at Edgewood, Grandview and Anderson courses with front nine play highlighted. Dale Long, Pirates first baseman, once visited his mother on East Fifth Street before stints with the Hollywood Stars and a return to the majors.
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Anderson Ravens
CIVIC
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Eddie Butler
Edgewood CC
Grandview Chester, Spartans
Anderson CC
Grandview
Edgewood
Long
Pirates
Dale Long
Pittsburgh Pirates
East Fifth Street
Park Place
Branch Rickey Sr
Pittsburgh
Dale
Hollywood Stars
Muncie Central Dominates Marion Relays Amid Record Laps
Muncie Central defeats Marion 50 to 18 as Lapel gains four new marks including 18.21 in hurdles and 20 feet 9 inches long jump led by Marion stars. Elwood wins two events and sets records in a Midlands track meet held at Marion with multiple schools scoring.
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Jim
Marion Powers
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Mun
de Central
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Br Stene
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Mississinewa
Dick Lapel
Pendleton Bollinger
Elwood Panthers
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Grose
Moyes
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Yoensing
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Erskine And Antonelli In ER Battle
In Hanover Saturday Erskine and Antonelli will participate in the annual conference meet. Included results show Tilford and Fleshman among others with times in sprints and hurdles. The Indianapolis Coliseum Corporation seeks a name for a new hockey club with a name contest closing May 22.
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Hanover
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Lusby
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Tiedemen
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Fleshman
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Voger
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Indianapolis Coliseum Corporation
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Indianapolis
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Mellind J. Taylor
Bloom
Ross
Newell
Aurbun Hockey
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Birmingham
Holm Sete Ee Grounds Coliseum
Nina
Sloem
Ande
Indiana Coliseum Corporation
State Fairgrounds
Cincinnati Mohawks
Fort Wayne
Komets
Troy
Bruins
Toledo Mercuries
Grand Rapids
State Archery Meet Planned at Anderson Bow Hunters Club
Four Anderson High School archers will compete in the state meet Sunday at the Anderson Bow Hunters Club near Hamilton Bridge. James Baker leads the delegation after winning the Brandywine Archery Club bowman's award in Greenfield Indiana, besting over 50 archers at 15 to 80 yard targets. Ralph Shields Lester Fraizer and George Grubbs are the remaining entrants. Shields was runner up to Baker in a local shoot at Athletic Park last week. Stan Hack of the Chicago Cubs is noted as a former pennant winner and ex third baseman with the team.
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Anderson Bow Hunters Club
Hamilton Bridge
James Baker
AHS
Brandywine
Greenfield
Indiana
Baker
Ralph Shields
Lester Fraizer
George Grubbs
Shields
Athletic Park
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Burns Dies in Vancouver World Heavyweight Champion
Tommy Burns former world heavyweight champion from 1906 to 1908 died in Vancouver General Hospital at 74 after collapsing from a heart attack. He traveled from Coalinga California to join a religious order. His widow survives. Burns won the title from Marvin Root in Los Angeles on February 23 1906 and lost it to Jack Johnson in Sydney Australia.
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Vancouver
B. C
Tommy Burns
Oldtimer
Coalinga
Calif
Vancouver General Hospital
Burns
Marvin Root
Los Angeles
Jack Johnson
Sydney
Australia
Portocarrero Placed on Disabled List in Baltimore
4 pitching note Arnold Portocarrero of the Kansas City Athletics is sidelined after a medical exam in Baltimore found a sore inflamed tendon in his shoulder. Manager Lou Boudreau announced the move on Tuesday.
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Baltimore
Arnold Portocarrero
Lou Boudreau
Kansas City Athletics
Mays, Antonelli Lift Giants Past Reds 8-4 in Sixth Inning Burst
Johnny Antonelli pitched effectively as Willie Mays hit two homers and sparked a four run sixth inning that broke a 2 2 tie. The New York Giants defeated Cincinnati 8-4 with contributions from Davey Williams Alvin Dark Monty Irvin and Hank Thompson.
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Cincinnati
Johnny Antonelli
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Cincinnati Red
Antonelli
Reds
Giants
Johnny Klippstein
Davey Williams
Alvin Dark
Monty Irvin
Williams
Dark
Klippstein
Art Fowler
Chuck Harmon
Hank Thompson
Lone
Mays
Harmon
Knppstein
Wally Post
Virdon Stars In Cards Win
Bill Virdon hit a two run homer in the eighth inning to snap the St. Louis Cardinals seven game skid and give them a 5 3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies who suffered their tenth straight defeat in this Tuesday night game at St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Bill Virdon
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Newcombe's l-Hitter Is Mound Gem
Don Newcombe pitched a one hitter for his first complete game this season as the Dodgers defeated the Cubs 3 4 0 for their 12th straight win. Duke Snider homered for the Dodgers and Newcombe drove in an insurance run with a second single.
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Chicago
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn
Tuesday
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Gene Baker
Newcombe
Duke Snider
Snider
Warren Hacker
Cubs
Don Hoak
Junior Gilliam
Chisox Stop Boston as Kell Breaks Tie in Eighth
Chicago White Sox defeat Boston 4 to 2 as George Kell hits a two run homer in the eighth to break a deadlock. Rivera and Carrasquel also homered for Chicago while Tom Brewer took the loss for Boston.
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George Kell
Jim’ River
Chico Carasquel
Kell
Harry Dorish
White Sox
Tom Brewer
Red Sox
Rivera
Carrasquel
Minnie Minoso
Billy Goodman
Wisconsin Tops Notre Dame in Baseball Tilt
Wisconsin beat Notre Dame 6 to 4 as John Aehl relieved in the fifth, allowing two hits. Jim Tempson homered with two on in the first and scored on a fifth inning fly ball. Dan Nespo went 3 for 3 for Notre Dame, homering in the fifth with one on and driving in a run earlier on a double.
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Wis
John Aehl
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Aehl
Jim Temp
Dan Nespo
Jack Nowka
Notre D
Wise
Bunker
Kohorst
Olsen
Wagner
Williams Benched By Court Delay
Miami tidbits report Ted Williams held to 95 pitches as court delay postponed alimony ruling for his ex wife Doris Soule Williams. Judge E Holt may rule by Wednesday after a busy docket. a lump sum settlement reportedly discussed. Williams may stay off baseball until settlement determines the support cut for his daughter Barbara.
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Ted Williams
Newcombe
Baker
Doris Soule Williams
Boston Red Sox
Pensacola
Fla
Navy
E. Holt
Holt
Wiley dominates Terre Haute city track title in 27th win
Wiley claimed the Terre Haute high school meet for the 27th time, scoring far ahead of Garfield which placed second. Double winners were Al Dunn in the mile and half mile, Don Struble in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, and Gene Conley won the high hurdles. rain saved all records from danger as Wiley posted dominant totals.
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Don Struble
Wiley
Braves
Don
Gene Conley
Brooklyn Turner
Garfield
Dodgers
Kmg
Gerstmeier
Schulte
Action Remains Packed In ABC Pin Meet Headlines
Fort Wayne Ind March reports show no change in top 10 after four days of competition in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Pfeiffer's Beer of Detroit holds the Open lead with a 31 percent score near 3100, while Strohs' Beer challenges from Detroit. Eddie Gerzine tops singles with 738, Wilkes-Barre's Zoeller and Pacropis lead doubles at 1365, Fred Bujack leads all events with 1993.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
American Bowling Congress
Pfeiffer’s Beer of
Detroit
Motor City Five
Strohs’ Beer
Buzz Fazio
Strohs
Pfeiffer
Milwaukee
Eddie“Gerzine
Vejar Outclasses Cesario In Ten Rounds
Miami Beach report: Chica Vejar from Stamford defeats veteran Johnny Cesario of Hartford to win a unanimous decision over ten rounds in the auditorium Tuesday night.
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Cesario
Miami Beach
Fla
Chica Vejac
Stamford
Conn
Johnny Cesario
Hartford
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