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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1957

Page

8

Technical Shades Triumph In Tight Baseball Showdown

The Shades, Gaels and Pirates battled in a close game as strong pitching and timely hits defined the contest. Deers three hitter limited the Indians in a separate tight finish, while key players from St Marys and New York contributed to a packed box of stats and late-inning drama.

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Frankton Tops Cossacks 9 to 7 in regional baseball

Middletown report shows Frankton defeats Cossacks 9 to 7 in a non league game. White doubled for Frankton, pitcher Friend started, Embrey held scoreless through five, later relievers held the visitors to one run and three hits as the local team pulled away after a tied middle.

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Stengel benches Ford and Berra after Copacabana brawl

New York Yankee manager Casey Stengel benches star pitchers Whitey Ford and catcher Yogi Berra after they were involved in a Copacabana nightclub incident. Ford is pulled from the starting rotation against the Kansas City Athletics, with Bob Turley slated to start. In Chicago, Iowa and Michigan, top Big Ten teams, meet in a key doubleheader in Ann Arbor, each seeking to protect or improve their standings.

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Delicatessen Owner Files $250000 Suit Against Bauer

Edwin Jones, 200 pounds, accuses Hank Bauer of striking him at the Copacabana club in New York after a night out with Yankees teammates including Yogi Berra Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford. Bauer denies wrongdoing and no police complaint was filed. Jones’s lawyer says the civil suit will proceed for $250,000 amid party photos and group attendance.

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Decathlon Invites Reach Four White River Schools

Fifteen athletes from four White River Conference high schools accepted invitations to the Invitational Decathlon at Anderson College track this afternoon. Action begins at 3 o'clock under the auspices of Charles Reneissen and Tom Bradley. Notable entrants include Frankton's Bill Friend Highland's John Ellis Madison Heights Tom Campbell St Mary's Frank Harrington, with others from Frankton Highland and St Mary's. The 10 event competition features sprint, distance, hurdles, jumps, and throws.

White River Conference Anderson College Charles Reneissen St. Mary’s Tom Bradley Highland Frankton Bilt: Friend John Ellis Madison Heights Tom Campbell St. Mary Frank Harrington Don Hutchison Ben Kennedy Larry Condonlof Marvin Forrester Jack Stanley Don Eckstein Bob Eckstein Chris Deerr Tom Michaels

Medical Verdict On Score Eye Forecast In Few Days

Doctors predicted a verdict within three to five days to decide Herb Score's baseball career. Seattle University basketball coach Johnny Castellani hails from New Britain Connecticut, far from his coaching appointment.

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Vonn Schiff Leads Boy Scouts of America Stable Horse Owners

Vonn Schiff, head of the Boy Scouts of America, owns a stable of race horses and manages their training and racing plans.

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