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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1956

Page

19

Shortridge Edges Anderson On Seventh Inning Fly Bunt

Shortridge Blue Devils rallied in the seventh to beat Anderson Indians 1 0 on a go ahead fly by Jones in Indianapolis Riverside No 6 diamond. Anderson suffers first loss in eight games while Shortridge remains undefeated in North Central Conference play. The Redskins coach Don Barnett leads the nine time leaders into Friday's game at Hartford City against the Airedales.

Indianapolis Jones Anderson Spallet Hicks Shortridge Blue Devils Indians Indianapolis Riverside Redskins Don Barnett Tribe Hartford City The Airedales

New Castle Pitcher Tosses Second Consecutive No-Hitter

Robbie Wiles of New Castle threw a no hit no run game against Lafayette while the Trojans won 2 to 0 in NCC baseball action last Tuesday. The performance marked Wiles second consecutive no-hitter and Lafayette dropped its second NCC contest.

New Castle Robbie Wiles Lafayette Broncs Trojans Wiles

Blue Devils Clinch Game as Inning Ends with Errors

Erner starts the bottom of the last inning with a ground out to McCarty. Thieley records the second out for Shortridge as Anson gobbles a slow dribbler and retires him at first. Hicks belts a triple over Spall’s head in left and Jones follows with a long fly to the Anderson fielder who muffed it.

Hicks Anderson Couch Lutton Indian Jim Lutton Stevenson Shortridge Redskins Hoo Anson Dece Thieley lJones Ewe Roberts Ee Stevenson Eve Rbi—Jones Dor—Anson Stout Bova Erner Blue Devil McCarty Anson Spall Jones

Rain Delays Standings as MLB Schedule Winds Down

Rain postponements mark the day with only a few games completed. Key results include Cleveland defeating New York 7-2, Chicago beating Boston 2-1, and several minor league and league-standings items, with Bud Sutton signing a 1956 contract with the Baltimore Celts in the classified notes.

Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Detroit Washington American Association Omaha Indianepeis Charleston Minneapolis Lewisville St. Paul Terre Haute Keokuk Peoria Cedar Rapids Weterloo Quincy Evansville Burlington Indianapolis Cherieston Denver Wichita St Paul Baltimore, Md Buddy Sutton Arkansas Air Force Valdosta Baltimore Celts Associated Press National League Miwaukee Eevee Lou's Cincinnena Easey Brooklyn Eee Enews Pittsburgh Philadephia American Lea Cleveland MW Sonenes Toons Baltimore Karsos City American ‘Association Thersdey Derver

Patterson says he would have liked to fight Marciano

Floyd Patterson, 21, expresses disappointment at missing a shot at Rocky Marciano and outlines a June 8 bout with Tommy Hurricane Jackson to begin an elimination tournament for the world heavyweight title. Patterson, trained by Gus D'Amato, credits patience and timing for his rise from Olympic champion to pro contender.

U.S Steve Snider United Press New York Floyd Patterson Rocky Marciano Rocky Floyd Tommy Hurricane Jackson Gus D'Amato Joe Louis Patterson Joey Maxim Brooklyn Hurricane Jackson Stillman’s Gym Marciano

Dressen Responds To Duke Snider On Mentions And Money

Washington manager Chuck Dressen rejects Duke Snider's Collier's portrayal calling him too much Captain Queeg. Dressen defends player discipline over broccoli bills and notes club confidences should stay in-house while praising Snider's talent.

Washington Chuck Dressen Washington Senators Brooklyn Pilot Dodger Duke Snider Queeg Caine Mutiny Snider Collier's Magazine Dressen Brooklyn Dodgers Philadelphia Duke Washington Pilot

Backcast Hauling Techniques For Distance Casting

The article explains line hauling to speed the backcast and extend distance. It describes gripping near the first line guide to pull down on the backcast and raise line tension for a powerful forward cast. It notes use of a second haul during pickup and the backcast to start momentum, plus releasing extra line to extend the cast.

Pitching mentor helped Herb Score develop in Cleveland

Tucson report credits Rev. Thomas Kelly of Valley Stream New York with teaching playing fundamentals to Herb Score the Cleve land Indians ace. Score recalls Father Kelly also coached Tom Gorman now with Kansas City and flew to Detroit to watch Score debut last year.

Tucson Ariz Herb Score Cleveland Indians Thomas Kelly Valley Stream N. Y Kelly Score Tom Gorman Kansas City Detroit Rev. Kelly

Hutchinson Says Pitching Key For Cardinals In Bonspiel

Fred Hutchinson new St Louis manager says he needs consistent pitching four times out of five. Dodgers face slow spring, with Alston worrying that pitching and defense lag and key names like Podres Lees Spooner and Erskine are injured or ineffective. Hitting also down for Dodgers while several stars slump below .250.

ST. Petersburg Fla Fred Hutchinson St. Louis Cardinal Hutch Brooklyn Walt Alston Don Newcombe Johnny Podres Brooks Alston Navy Billy Lees Karl Spooner Don Bessent Carl Erskine Don Drysdale Dick Templeton Clem Labine

Lapel Sweepstakes Winners Listed at Lapel Alleys

C Burton and W Needler won the actual division with 1598 and C Scott with R Benefield led the handicap class with 1757. Each winning duo earns 100 dollars. Twenty prize places in each division receive cash at 7 p.m. Saturday. Scores 1479 actual and 1612 handicap are in the money, announced Charles More.

C. Burton W. Needler C. Scott R. Benefield Madison County Charles More

Enthusiastic North Muskegon Fan Follows Team Far and Wide

Mrs. Bob Morris wife of the North Muskegon High School coach has not missed a game in eight years. She traveled 4000 miles to watch the team in over 100 games, showing unparalleled support for the squad.

Nuelth Muskegon, Mich Bob Morris North Muskegon

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