Edgewood and Anderson Pro Am and Winners Named
Winners announced for ACC Guest Member tourney with 98 players, plus Blind Par and Bankers Handicap results at Edgewood and Anderson. Edgewood schedules Open Pro-Am for Sunday June 2 with entries closing May 31 and pairings set that night.
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Edgewood Plans
Anderson
Edgewood
ACC
Raymond Jones
Marvin Jones
West of Anderson Links
Bob Blake
Bills
Harry Forse
Dick Peck
Blake-Mills
M. E. Green
Ed Hypes
Green
Hypes
Mike Berson
Blake
Paul Anderson
Nelson Boyd
D. Murphy
Sal Palma
Oscar Melson, Jr
Francis Humphrey
R. E. Stuart
Dale Overlin
J. E. Grigsby
W. K. Black
Itie
Max Bales
J. W. Barber
J. E. Moore
P. C. Schrenker
K. H. Schneider
Tom Decker
Mathern Brown
Frank Fishback
Allen Langford
William James
Langford
Fisher Bros. Furniture
James
Lapel State Bank
George Banner
Raymond Brady
Clarence Newland
W. E. James
George West
L. E. Paulin
Dick Stage
Frankton Tops Anderson 4 2 In Diamond Tilt
Frankton scored three runs in the top of the third to beat Anderson 4 to 2 at Memorial Field. Bill Friend pitched five solid innings for Frankton with Tom Friend adding a double and a single. Anderson left fielder and first baseman contributed key hits as Jim Gillaspy hit a deep fly with two on in the seventh before Frankton closed out the win.
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Bill Friend
Anderson
Memorial Field
Tom Friend
Eagles
Jim Gillaspy
Pete Danforth
Barney Ogle
Roger Dickinson
Logansport
Alexandria
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Blair
Sete
Dickinson
Shively
Tee Eareness Friend
Taylor
ORCS
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RBI
Hosier
Beher
Lee
Legg
T. Friend
W. Friend
Glenn Ford
Vic Morrow
Anne Francis
Louis Colhern
Evan Hunter
Tab Hunter
Natlie Wood
Paramount Theater
State meet previews likely record falls in track events
Indiana regionals boost hopes for records in high jump half mile relay and mile relay at Tech Field. Leroy Johnson Mishawaka targets high jump record while Terre Haute Wiley and Fort Wayne North hopefuls chase relay marks. pole vault and other events also noted with historical top times and previous state marks.
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Indianapolis
Tech Field
Leroy Johnson
Mishawaka
Leo Williams
Muncie
Fred Elliott
Kokomo
Lloyd Robbs
Terre Haute Wiley
Joe Gonzales
Gary Froebel
Terre Haute
Wiley
Clyde Austin
South Bend Washington
John Kelso
Fort Wayne Central
Marvin
Sturgeon
Cannelton
Frank Geist
Fort Wayne North
Max Truex
Warsaw
George Harven
Manon
Oatess Archey
Marion
Terry Dischinger
Garfield
Rein Leetmae
Indianapolis Tech
Bob Buck
Bruce Bubenzer
Lawrence
Muncie Central
Earl Smith
Gary Roosevelt
Stan Russell
Gerstmeyer
Billy Moore
Logansport
Russ Smith
Broad Ripple
Jerold Bass
Morristown
Russ Garriott
Hobart
Tom Seifert
Shadyside Minor Players Urged to Submit Cards by May 25
Shadyside Minor League players must submit registration cards by Saturday, May 25 to be eligible. All Minor League teams start play next Saturday with games at 9:00 am Gwinn's versus Wells, 11:00 am Cities Service versus Phillips, and 1:00 pm Wilson's versus Coca-Cola.
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Shadyside
Norman York
Hanks Posts 144 MPH Lap in Indy Time Trials
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway the first weekend of time trials resumes after rain. Sam Hanks tours the 22 mile oval in an experimental car at about 144 mph while Dagwall and Bettenhausen clock laps over 143 mph. Two drivers pass the 130 mph threshold to qualify for the Memorial Day 500. Leroy Warriner and Tony Bonadies secure spots.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Sam Hanks
Pacific Palisades
Calif
22 Mile
Jimmy Dagwall
Speedway
Ind
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Ill
Bettenhausen
Paul Russo
Russo
Youngstown
Ohio
Bonadies
Ray Brady
Norristown
Spectator Falls From St Louis Bleachers at Dodgers Game
A spectator toppled from the left field bleachers at the St Louis Cardinals Dodgers game Monday night delaying play about five minutes. Identified as Robert Fones 25 Carlinville Illinois he was unconscious and taken to City Hospital with a possible skull fracture and a cut chin.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Robert Fones
Carlinville
Ill
City Hospital
Yankees Indians Game Postponed by Rain
Rain forced postponement of the scheduled game between the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians. A new date will be announced later.
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Yank Tribe
New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Brissie Promotes Baseball to Australian Youths
Lou Brissie former Athletics Indians pitcher speaks in Melbourne urging Australians to favor baseball over cricket. As director of American Legion baseball he lectures under State Department sponsorship to players and interested crowds amid cricket’s 100 year dominance in Melbourne. The item notes Syracuse 61 7 beat Colgate and Dartmouth full back Dave Pratt also plays lacrosse.
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Melbourne
Lou Brissie
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Brissie
American Legion Baseball
United States
U.S. State Department
Fittz Gerald's Pinch Single Wins Washington 2 1
Washington pitchers held Detroit to four hits as Ed FitzGerald delivered a bases loaded pinch single in the ninth, scoring Pete Runnels for a 2 1 Senators win ending a five game skid. Lary took the loss. Ramos earned his third decision.
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Washington
Ed Fitz Gerald
Pete Runnels
Detroit
Pete Ramos
Tigers
Senators
Frank Lary
Runnels
Roy Sievers
Herb Plews
Jim Lemon
al Aber
Sports car racing grows in America on closed courses
American road racing expands on safe closed courses with events in Chicago New York Connecticut California and Texas. Officials contrast it with Mille Miglia tragedies in Italy emphasizing spectator safety and routes built for actual road conditions. Moran notes growth through major centers and a new Bridgehampton plant signals broader adoption. A separate rally scene remains popular with enthusiasts seeking prescribed routes and exact speeds.
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America
Italy
Charles Moran, Jr
Rye
N.Y
U.S
International Racing Federation
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Elkhart
Lake
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Sebring
Fla
Moran
Bridgehampton
Chicago
Connecticut
California
Texas
Johnsons Two Hitter Beats KC Athletics
Orioles pitcher Connie Johnson tossed a two hitter to beat the Kansas City Athletics 2 to 0 in Baltimore. Johnson faced 29 batters and did not allow a run in eight innings, while Gus Trandos and Tito Francona drove in the runs for the Orioles who tied the A's for second in the standings.
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Connie Johnson
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Johnson
Kansas City
Billy Hunter
Joe DeMaestri
al Pilarcik
Vic Power
Milt Graff
Harry Simpson
Hunter
Ned Garver
Bob Nieman
Garver
Gus Trandos
Short
Oriole
Virgil Trucks
Bob Boyd
Tito Francona
Will Garver
Orioles
A’s
Chicago White Sox
Manager Won't Interfere With Hinds Future
Ike Bernstein Chicago manager for boxer Bobby Hinds says he will not interfere with Hinds future and notes the art teaching he relies on if boxing pauses. Bernstein recalls Hinds, former Wisconsin heavy weight star, may get a leave after April 1958 to return to the ring, praising his speed and potential.
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Chicago
Bobby Hinds
Bob
Hinds
Ike Bernstein
Wisconsin
Madison East High School
Bernstein
Redlegs Send Bridges To Senators On Waivers
Cincinnati infielder Rocky Bridges, 29, removed from the Reds active list last Wednesday, was sent to the Washington Senators on waivers Monday to meet the 25 player limit.
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Senators
Cincinnati
Rocky Bridges
Cincinnati Redlegs
Washington Senators
Reds
Syracuse Star Jim Brown Chooses Football With Browns
Syracuse standout Jim Brown abandons baseball to chase NFL fame with the Cleveland Browns after an all around collegiate season. The Manhasset native, an All America halfback, stars in track and lacrosse and will join the Browns as their top draft pick. He enters the All-Star game in Chicago on Aug 9 and helped Syracuse to a 84 victory in lacrosse and a 72-59 win in track. Brown credits his multi sport success to his iron man style and pace-setting performances.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Jim Brown
Syracuse University
Brown
Goodby
Jim Konstanty
Manhasset, LI
Cleveland Browns
Chicago
Syracuse Nationals
University
Colgate
Army
Morris Touchstone
Worms clog Indianapolis speedway as rains halt practice
Torrential rain drenched the Indianapolis Motor Speedway turning the east straightaway into a worm churn. Thousands of angle worms were stranded on the surface and crews picked up the bait one by one. A wet patch atop a new tunnel delayed activity with final 500 mile race qualificatio ns set for next weekend May 30.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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