Tech wins regional in three team fight with eight records
Tech tops Muncie Central and Anderson 36 3 5 to 32 and 31 as eight records fall. McCoy wins both 100 and 220 for Tech, Dick Mace sets a regional mark in the 120 high hurdles, and Anderson, Shortridge, Warren Central and others post strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tech
Dick Mace
Indiana Prep
Freddie McCoy
Richmond
Indiana
Bill Satterfield
Muncie Central
Anderson
McCoy
Satterfield
Techman
Bob Olden
Shortridge
Carl Carey
Dick Stith
George Praed
Attucks
Warren Central
Howe
Southport
Burris
Indels
Washington
Connersville
Ben Davis
New Castle
Gary Roosevelt
Olden
Page
Butler
Young
Stillwagon
Muncie
Mace
Huffman Burris
Senders
Rice
Stith
Boys
Sharp
Gilmore
Turner
Proed
Vredeveld
Ertle
Hilt
Bruce
Carey
Graham
Gilcrease
Sullivan
Anders
Burgon
Jacobs
Robertson
Sawicki
Ross
Indprs Wash
Cowherd
Shelbyville
Boatman
Swim
Cambridge City
Stonebreaker
Jennings
Swanger
Prickett
Moore
Franklin
M. Johnson
Stapley
Swayzee
Arnold
Bullock
Sigler
Hancock Central
Bass
Morristown
Indianapolis Tech
Carter
Williams
Muncie Burris
Brooks
Nat Johnson
Stithh
Baseball scores and results from yesterday and today
National League results include Philadelphia 4 over St Louis 2, Chicago 3 over Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 7 over Brooklyn 6 in 10 innings, and Milwaukee at New York postponed due to cold. American League tallies show Detroit 3 over Baltimore 2, Washington 5 over Cleveland 4 in 11 innings, Boston 5 over Kansas City 4, and New York 8 over Chicago 7 in 10 innings. Association games list today’s pitchers and matchups across leagues with multiple doubleheaders and postponements noted.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
Brosnan
Munger
Klippstein
Newcombe
Poholsky
Owen
Burdette
Worthington
Turley
Pollet
Pascual
Score
Susce
Kretlow
Wight
Maas
National League T Pa
Brook
American Rescue Pet
Ewes
Kansas City American Association
Denver
Minneapolis
Lewisville
Baseball Box Scores and Highlights From Night Across Leagues
Cincinnati and Chicago each push runs in extra innings as Post and Jablonski belt two homers for the Reds while Miksis homers for the Cubs. Detroit relies on Miranda and Phillips as Hoeft earns a win for Baltimore with Ferrarese charged the loss. Attendance 3,305.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Maxwell
Phillips
Wilson
Belardi
Hoeft
Detroit
Triandos
Tuttle
Rbi Miranda
Kennedy
Miranda
Gardner
Baltimore
Ferrarese
Zuverink
So—Ferrarese
Ho—Ferrarese
Fernese
W — Hoeft
L—Ferrarese
U—Tabacchi
Stevens, Runge
Rommel
Adams
Diering
Philley
Pyburn
Ec Smith Miranda
Zaverink
Kuenn
Brideweser
Anderson
Kalinerf
Boone
Pelueniands
Phillips Ib
Torgeson
Jehn Gayeias
Foy
J. Perkins
Peters
Minton
R. Slater
Swindell
Regional Meet Best Marks Across Four Regions
The Associated Press lists top regional marks in high school track with athletes from Indianapolis Tech, Richmond, Terre Haute Wiley, Anderson, Mishawaka and Hobart among others. Events include sprints, distance races, hurdles, jumps, throws, relays, and the mile. A separate item reports Daniel W. Morley, 28, killed at Long Branch race track when a horse he rode pitched him into the outer rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McCoy
Indianapolis Tech
Bill Satterfield
Richmond
Lloyd Robbs
Terre Haute
Wiley
Dick Stith
Anderson
Marvin Sturgeon
Cannelton
Carl Carey
Indianapolis Shortridge
Bob Olden
Muncie Central
Dick Mace
Gordon Paquin
Hammond Morton
Leroy Johnson
Mishawaka
Russ Garriott
Hobart
Joe Carroll
New Albany
Gary Roosevelt
Hiawatha Burnett
Jerome Mack
Randy Williams
James Piggee
Willie Ballard
John Davis
Orville Ellis
Rufus Williams
Toronto
Daniel W. Morley
Suburban Long, Branch
Columbus and Anderson Meet Under Lights Exhibition Game
Columbus Bowden leads the Roosters against Anderson Falstaffs at Memorial Park at 7:30 p.m. The lights debut after 60 bulbs were replaced and a public address system will announce scores. Anderson, 3-0 with 62 runs and a .509 team average, features seven regulars above .400 including Passwater .692 and Woschitz .643.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
Anderson Falstaffs
Columbus Roosters
Elbert
Righty) Hazel
Falstaffs
Walter Crawford
Anderson
Bath
Hazel
Larry DeHarity
Jerry Banker
Warren
Dusty) Rhodes
Elwood
Ray Passwater
Frank Woschitz
Dave Nicholson
Ralph Rowe
Jack Kitchen
Ron Whitewhead
Dick Keithley
Reds Edge Erskine in 10 to Stop Brooklyn Streak
The Cincinnati Redlegs beat Brooklyn 7 6 in 10 innings as Ray Jablonski homered twice and drove in four. Erskine was pulled after 3 13 innings for Ed Roe, ending his bid for a second straight no hitter. Brooks Lawrence earned his fifth victory while Roebuck took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Lawrence and Bailey
Erskine
Bessent
Koufax
Labine
Roebuck
Campanella
L—Roebuck
Post
Jablonski
Cincinnati Redlegs
Carl
Ray Jablonski
Brooks Lawrence
Jabbo
Redlegs
Ed Roebuck
Dodger
New York Giants
AC Nine Meets Taylor In Monthly Golf Tourney
Guide Lamp will start a series of monthly golf tournaments for its male employees today at the Grandview Course. Prizes cover low gross and blind par in several score ranges from 70 to 110 plus attendance prizes. Officers will be named for 1956 and a Dutch lunch will be served at noon in the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AC Nine
Taylor
Guide Lamp
Grandview
Oren Nichols
Roosevelt Tops Edgewood in Junior High Track Title
Roosevelt Rough Riders edged Edgewood by a whisker to win the Anderson Township Junior High track title at Denny Field. Roosevelt finished with 42.2 points, Edgewood 42, Lindbergh 33, Forest Hills 31.9, with several new records and standouts noted across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wright
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Anderson Township
Edgewood
Denny Field
Roosevelt
Lindbergh
Forest Hills
Hurdhes
Kimball
Keene
Harreson
Olson
Kimbell
Henning
Bales
Rogers
Welker
Ames
McClintock
Smith
Pole Vauvit
Burris
Pearson
Fish
Campbell
Walker
Schliewen
Markham
Kirkpatrick
Rovers
Reed
Humphrey
Amos
Guide Lamp Men Open Golf Series Arrangements Completed
Arrangements were completed late yesterday for a postponed doubleheader between Anderson College and Taylor University to be played this afternoon at 1 p.m. Rain interrupted the contests at Upland on April 28. Anderson ends its season Tuesday with a 1:30 p.m. doubleheader against Franklin's Grizzlies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Taylor University
Upland
Anderson
Franklin
Grizzlies
Robinson Knocks Out Olson In Fourth Round
Sugar Ray Robinson of New York retained his world middleweight title by KO'ing Carl Olson of San Francisco in the fourth round at Wrigley Field. The finish came at 2 minutes 51 seconds after a left hook cleanly connected, sending Olson to the canvas for a decisive knockout before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Carl
Bobo) Olson
San Francisco
Olson
Bobo
Mushy Callahan
Robinson
Chicago
Sugar Ray
Wrigley Field
Haps
Alspaugh Wins Little 500 Pole With 57.33 Time
Wayne Alspaugh of Anderson earns pole for Sun Valley Little 500 for a second straight year with a 57.33 lap time. The field of 33 includes Tom Cherry of Muncie in sixth position. qualifications continue through the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Alspaugh
Anderson
Sun Valley
Bob Hopkins
Tom Cherry
Muncie
City Cer
Wayne Alspough
Pete Allen
Dayton
Red Amick
Bobby King
Bob Hart
Norman Pence
Richmond
Bill Logen
Cliff Riggins
Bob Stokes
New Castle
Ken Rubright
Decatur
Ill
J. Durmond
Detroit
Mich
Ray Sellers
John Murphy
So. Haven
Ind
Bill Joslin
Frank Toth
Mike Quirk
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Tribe
RED Haven
the Herald Sports Editor
Attacks
Ben Devis
Diem Standstings
American Association
Charleston
Wichite
Omaha
St. Paul
The
Associated Press
McCurdy
Macholtz
Bob McCurdy
Alexandria
Frock
Jim Macholtz
Earlham College
Dwight McCurdy
Manchester
Minner
Lown
Landrith
Law
King
Face
File
Kravitz
W—Lown
Miksis
Blasingame
Cooper Schoendienst
Musial
N Boyer
Repuiski
Moon
del Greco
Sarni
Snewes Schmidt
P Jackson
A Sauer
Surkont
Um Philadelphia
Ashburn
Kazanski
Blaylock
Ll Ennis
Ee Lopata
Jones
Greengrass
Ee Smalley
Simmons
Jackson
RBI
Repulski
Lopata
Ennis
S—Kazanski
Smalley
Boyer
Schoendienst
Bb—Schmidt
Schmidt
Ho—Schmidt
Rer— Schmidt
Surkott
Pb—Sarni
W— Simmons
L—Schmidt
U—Gore
Jackowski
Crawford
Ballanfant
Columbus and
Columbus Bowden If
Anderson Lockwood
Keithley
Purcifield
Whitehead of Welmer
Rowe
Stillinger
Woschitz
Schuyler
Kitchen
Gosnell
Passwater
Barnes
Banker c¢ Rutan
DeHorityp
Sell P
29Th Street
Madison Avenue
Robert Welmer
Columbus
MT. Lawn Speedway
West of New Castle
Reds
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Arrow Liquor Mart
14Th & Jackson Sts
Guide Lamp Men
Pete Crouse
Everett Reeves
Madison Beverage Company
Main St
By Bob Myers
Per
Alspaugh
Little
Chick Cichowski
Moe
Our 9
Sylvaniatv
All the Stars and
Sanctioned BY
Y.R.A
SUN Valley Speedway
Baldwin Hardware
S. Main
Edgewood Sporting Goods
Nichol Ave
Fides TV
Pendleton
Gene G&g Brownie Auto Service
Meridian St
Kelley’s Garden Center
Inland Marine & Sporting Goods Co
E. Main
A. C. Stohler Implement Co
W. C. McLain
Model Home Store
Reddick Hardware
R.R. No. 6
Frankton
George C. Harper
Lynn Koehlinger
N. Wells St
Ft. Wayne, Ind
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