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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1955

Page

9

Anderson Wins With Late Inning Rally In 11th

In a high tension game, Anderson pulls ahead with seven runs in the 11th inning after a critical snag by Anderson preserves the win with two outs in the ninth. The event highlights fishing terms as a metaphor, noting the late surge and the decisive moment.

Anderson Ng Snag

Boxer Johnson recalls foggy May bout as fake match

Philadelphia boxer Harold Johnson testifies he cannot remember the May 6 television bout with Julio Mederos, which the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission calls a sham. Doctors say he was drugged and remained groggy for hours. five people face charges over the alleged collusive fight.

Julio Mederos Pennsylvania Athletic Commission

Score Shuts Out Boston In 19 0 Win

Cleveland rookie Herb Score blanked Boston on three hits as the Indians exploded for 11 runs in the fifth inning en route to a 19 0 victory. Vic Wertz drove in five with a grand slam and a single, Ralph Kiner homered, and Dave Philley added a two run triple. Red Sox catcher Sammy White doubled for Boston's first hit off Score.

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Abel's Leonard Hurls No-Hitter To Top Hammons

Abel's Leonard Bill Leonard pitched the first no hit no run game of the Commercial A League season, beating Hammons 2-0 at Shadyside. He allowed three passes to first and struck out five, while Murray and Walker each had two hits to spark Abel's eight hit attack. Anaconda beat Emge's 8 to 6 in the opener, Parr three hits, Purdy homering and singling. UAW-663 defeated K of C 8 to 1 behind two early runs and a strong bullpen effort.

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Notre Dame fullback lands four year Notre Dame scholarship

Washington star Paula FitzGerald from Ansonia cited as Notre Dame bound after weekend visit to South Bend. The 210 pound back, an all Connecticut pick, received a four year scholarship to Notre Dame University.

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College Baseball Scores And Matchups From The Ledger

The article lists college baseball scores including St Joseph's 11 over Bell State 4 and Michigan State 5 over Notre Dame 4 in 10 innings. DePauw defeats Cincinnati 12 to 8. Bakelor AFS Columbus Ind. 3. Michigan Normal I-20 and Southern Illinois 11 8 Valparaiso game noted.

St. Joseph's Bell State Michigan State Notre Dame Michigan Normal

Tolan Stricken by Ulcers Threatens Indy 500 Drive

Johnnie Tolan a 36 year old Denver driver and 1952 Auto Mobile Association champion collapsed with bleeding stomach ulcers en route to Indianapolis airport to pick up wheels for Carl L. Anderson entered car. He was taken to Methodist Hospital with doubt he can race May 30 after two weeks rest. eight cars qualified for the 33 starting positions as next qualifications loom.

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Cubs rally past Phillies in opener as Sad Sam fends off loss

Sad Sam Jones struck out 10 in his first start since Thursday's no-hitter and earned his fifth win, but left in the ninth as the Cubs edged the Phillies 3-2 in the opening game of a doubleheader. Hal Jeffcoat retired the Phils in the late going. The Phillies suffer their 14th loss in the past 15 starts.

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