Indianapolis Indians pound St Paul Saints as Jones stars
In Indianapolis the Indians defeated St Paul 11 1. Jones pitched near six innings and hit a long homer his best in five years. Gale Wade tied the game early with a first inning shot. Friends and Folles paired with Jones on base for the decisive homer and Colavi added a 20th homer of the season.
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Indianapolis
Jones
Indianapolis Indians
St Paul Saints
Jome
American Association
Gale Wade
Saints
Owen Friend
Hank Folles
Friends
Faller
Kneco Colavi
Bse
Walt
Maryn
Bud Sutson
Norman Fox
Indians
Joe Micbelli
Paul
Negray
McCoy
Fox
Olsen
Irnes
Northern Conference Beats NCC's Best Men
Northern Conference track stars dominated NCC competitors in a meet at the event night. Valparaiso pole vaulter Tonald Lines cleared 12 feet 4 inches, defeating Anderson’s Nitty Jones credited with 32 feet. Anderson’s Jim Leverelle placed third in the broad jump as the Indians’ half mile relay team finished third.
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Kokomg
Tonald Lines
Valparaiso
Anderson
Nitty Jones
Jim Leverelle
Leverette
Micharit Sth
Delene Sanders
Chartie Davis
Broad Ripple Ballplayers Shine With Mixed Averages
Lindop, with a 7-1 mound mark, allowed 8 hits and 6 runs in 54 innings. Harvey posted 4 wins and 6 hits in 17 AB for a .352 average. Miller won 2 in as many starts. Broad Ripple bats include Cox 1b, Cublitte 418, Burkhart of 5m, Loy 268, Zaring 2b, Freeman of 2a, Yount 240, DeVaill of 400, Traberts at 100, Rensich 081. Evening games call at 6 pm and 8:15 pm. security watch noted.
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Lindop
Harvey
Hoss
Miller
Broad Ripple
Wally Cox
Ted Cublitte
Bob Burkhart
Ken Loy
Duane Zaring
Tok Freeman
Bob Yount
Pete DeVaill
Ron Traberts
Dick Rensich
Rence Ee Gming
Vonterls
Tuttle's Triple Sparks Kaline In 5-4 Detroit Win
Detroit tops Baltimore 5-4 as Bill Tule hits a decisive triple to drive in Kaline and secure the victory. The game, played Tuesday night, features a standout late rally keyed by Tule's hit and strong pitching from Detroit.
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Tuttle
Kaline
Detroit
Jim Smallagan
Bill Tule Ue
Haline Trom
Detroit Trisgers
Bultmere Oriolles
IHSAA Track and Field Champions List Fragment
A partial historical list of Indiana high school track and field champions. The text includes numerous school names such as Manual Indianapolis Kokomo Froebel Gary and others, with years ranging from the early 1900s through mid century and mentions of miler milestones and notable times.
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INSAA
Bloomington
Hammo
Shortridge
Indiana
Sears
the King
T'red Newlin
Iillanapolis
John Nay
Sheridan
John Trotter
North Salem
Harold White
Union City
John Wooley
Wiley
Terre Waniths
Virgil Raiding
Bedford
Tom Teckard
Blaouington
Jack Corsician
Terre Mania
John Stayton
Anderson
Sim Lambert
Central
Muncie
Max Truex
Warsaw
Learn To Swim At Local YMCA Pool Ends
Dozens of students from St Mary’s, St Ambrose, and Daleville completed YMCA pool courses. Both girls and boys earned passes, with many reaching the length of the pool and performing tests in floating, sitting, and standing dives under instructors Ray Brady, Mel, Maxine Baccus, and Virginia Vettiaren.
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Chile
Anderson St. Mary's
Ambrose
Daleville
YMCA
St. Mary's
St Ambrose
Hila M
Kathleen Hunetiel
Kathy Bagienski
Martha Cox
Susle Dejser
Wita Ann Behlin
Saslo Mart
Kathy Karr
Kathy Miller
Dihle Ilart
Karen Sue James
Kit Jing
Frances Ann Nuce
Bate
Burgland
Pamela Sokol
Jane van Noy
Carol Ann
Iti Marie Wantland
Jim Slaart
Gail Siinger
Stephen Buuler
Robert Christa
Dean W. Groke
John
Greenland
Ji Graham
Wet Aleider
Robert Jordan
Timothy Kincaid
Philip Lavelle
Tommy Murry
Donna Maye Kiefer
Mike Ford
Marilyn Wader- Hyon
Frances Ann Brady
Verry
Ann L. Cannon
Virginia Peckinpaugh
Moberta Swill
Marilyn Underwood
Ita Kay Wwende
Phyllis Marie Watson
Paty Weight
Sally Ann Woods
Kee Ann Werte
Dois
Parks leading Plants 10 11 to win with six hit effort
Charlie Parks pitched a six hit game with nine strikeouts and two walks to earn his first victory as Plants 10 11 routed Plants 14 in Delco Remy Nile Owl league play. Bones Livingston and Jones led Plants 10 11 with two hits each while Don Boone and Red Gusnell added two singles for the losers.
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Blants
Plants
Delco-Remy Nile Owl
Factory Diamond
Charlie Parks
George Hollies
Bones Livingston
Jones
Don Boone
Red Gusnell
Ted Raa
Lumand
Toni
ADK
al IR
Wrann
Jeerveyevere
Wine Jacobs
Abierond
Minato
Tetvingvion
Seelone
Salford
Porky
Forks
Mallia
Prana
Turkey Dethrones Russia As Champ At Tokyo Meet
Turkey won the world free style wrestling title in Tokyo, scoring 36 points to Russia's near second place. Coach Yasar Dag praised the victory as proof against Soviet dominance, while the United States finished seventh in the four day meet.
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Tokyo
Turkey
Russia
United States
Yasar Dag
Sore Pearle
AHS Plans Spring Sports Exercises Event
Anderson High School will hold its annual spring sports exercises Thursday morning. School officials stated the event will recognize track and baseball team members and take place at the Wlawam location, with detailed plans released yesterday.
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Anderson High School
Annis
Pelenic
Rowe Gillman Star In Game For Plains Victory
Rowe and Gillman led a 10-8 offense with Rowe’s grand slam homer and two hits, while Gillman pitched a crafty six innings as Plains defeated Plants 7-3. Mason and Roberts added multi hit efforts as the pair combined for dependable defense and key runs.
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Finnie
Flants
Paul Voy
Ralph Rowe
Bartey Gillman
Deleoy
Lennie
Rowe
Dick Mason
Wayne Roberts
S$ Oalao
Ie Gillinan
Rodger Byrne
Plants
Plains
Crain
Baek
Huntley
Mason
Nile
Roberts
Millers
Hfoy
Billeson
Pose
Song
T-Giaiys Schubes Nrooks
Huailey
Matan
Rober
Rawe
Henear
Rob:mote
Woodilf
Craig
Ir-Cortan
Rown Roberts
Brover
Meanaih
Remwater
Odyine
Gilman
Ayrne
Gillian
Gillon
Woodruff
W-Gilman
Moore
Haile Nora
Yankees Trade Spark for Wells Reimagined in Swap
Confusing report indicates the New York Yankees acquired third baseman George Wells from the Boston Red Sox in a cash rich deal. Chicago White Sox see the move as a significant reshaping of the league power balance. The Red Sox reportedly received a strong infielder and cash in return.
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Whitney Martin
New York
New York Yankee
Chicago White Sox
George Well
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Kelt
Yankees
Wee
Kelly
Ant
Sox
Ned Sox
Ted Williams
White Sox
Joni
Night Cards at Armscamp Speed Way This Weekend
Floodlights will illuminate four nightly shows at Armscamp Speed Way Friday through Monday May 28 to 31 with 8 30 p.m. start times Central Daylight. Each program features four ten lap heats a 15 lap semifinal and a 50 lap feature. Track owner Paul Karnes expects new records as several newcomers join the field.
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Alexandria
Armscamp Speedway
Alexandrina
Alma
Paul
Whitey) Karnes
Karnes
Alexandria Oval
Linus
Davey and Martinez loom over Wednesday boxing card
Hazy commentary centers on Davey and Martinez as potential threats on a midweek fight night. Notes recall Eddie Robinson and Harry Byrd, with speculation about the White Sox pennant picture and Yankees dominance.
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Eddie Robinson
Harry
Byrd
Philaelelphia
Otter
Yarikeels
White Sox
Dians
Penmanti
Iyyunesuay Mgue
Pan Ua
Nationals
Davey
Leagie
Ansious
Yankees
Angeles
New
Johnny Sain
Bea Ten Aly
Frag Simumion Martine
Paterson
N. J
Gavian
Ravens Win Anderson 9 HCC Crown in 6-4 Contest
Ravens beat foe 6-4 to claim the Anderson 9 HCC title, extending their winning streak to six straight in the 1954 championship race. Individual results include Grimes and Taylor winning doubles, with singles battles featuring Fant Barlea, Kenney, Miller, O’Reark, and Dutz.
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Ravens
Anderson
Jake Wyeees
Andrroam Aeimen
Endiakas Central
Indianepelis
Fleosier Calhexe
Empis Watch
Strafaci And Sweeny Lead U S 5 Prestige In Golf Tourney
In a Beltish Amateur Golf Championship update from Muirfield Scotland, Frank Strafaci and Robert Sweeny powered U S contenders to a strong showing. Sweeny defeated Lt. Col. Tony Duncan one up at the 20th hole and joined other American survivors amid a day of mixed winds and rain on the 6,808-yard course. Uniformed personnel contributed to a bold U S performance with several servicemen advancing, highlighting a rare return of American prestige in an international field.
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Ay Sterling Slarre
Muirfield
Scotland
Robert Sweeny
Frank Strafaci
U.S
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Malcolm Stoken
Air Force
Savannah
Tulsa
Okla
Garden City
Harald Ridgley
Havertown
Larry Gate Center
Springfield
N. d
Qehard Davies
Annandale
Calif
U. S
Vamillon W. Wright
Sharon, Conn
James G. Murray
Pittsburgh
Tatter
Isallne
Davies
Grade Track Finals Carded Today At South Anderson
Finals of the 1954 Anderson Grade School Track and Field Championship are scheduled for this afternoon at the South Anderson oval. Twelve schools competed in rocket trials, including 26th Street, Washington, Longfellow, Central Avenue, Seventh Street, Shadeland, Place, Alley, Westgate, Meadows, Hank, and Hazelwood. City schools show strong interest. Easence and Hazelwood are cited as top contenders.
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Anderson
Até
South Anderson Oval
Carl Hongu
26Th Street
Washington
Longfellow
Central Avenue Seventh Street
Shadeland
Place
Alley
Westgate
Meadowshank
Hazelwood
Easence
Andrews And Miceli Set May 29 World Welterweight Bout
Promoter Av Farb and Ray Arell stage a 10 round nationally televised bout at the Coliseum on May 29 with Al Andrews facing Joe Miceli. Bernstein predicts Andrews will stand as the next welterweight champion after May 29 as Miceli and Andrews prep in Indianapolis. Lou King vs Tony Anthony is added as a top semifinal, with Anthony the former Metropolitan Golden Gloves and AAU champion.
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Joe Miceli
Jay Bernstein
Bernstein
al Andrews
Miceli
Coliseum
Finle
Andrews
Chuck Davey
Pat Lowery
Marty Stickevers
Suven
Indianapolis
Av Farb
Ray Areel
Direcor
Bayuk Cigar Co
Start Dredging White River Soon
The Anderson Heat Clin o plans with Mayor Noland Wright to dredge White River starting next Saturday. Ridgeway Construction will donate machinery, ABC members will provide manpower, with financial help sought from other sources to clear stumps, mud, and trash near the India Road 109 bypass.
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Anderson Heat Clin O Files Hss
Noland Wright
White River
Raymond Tukens
Ridgeway Construction
ABC
India Road 109
Mayor Wright
Orril Wilkdinson
Lokens
Robert Nichols
Wabn Pean
Ted Gray
Bud Ridgeway
Hobart Hostetler
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Dizzy) Lindop
Gene Harvey
Don
Chubby
Warren Central
Indianapolis Tech
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Jock O'Reilly
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Ehen
Pendleton Ind
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Learn
Lire Bonny
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Reed Howe
Fee Tontec
Aashiom
Earl E. Fisher
Leonard W. Myers
Sears, Roebuck
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