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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1957

Page

11

Rain or shine Indy 500 set to roar with 150000 fans

The Indianapolis 500 field, the greatest in four years, faces warm weather and a slim chance of afternoon showers as up to 160000 fans pack the 441 acre venue. Veteran drivers led by Pat OConnor and Troy Ruttman aim for victory near the famed Brickyard, while changes to engines and track facilities shape the race day spectacle.

Jerry Liska Indianapolis Pat O'Connor Brickyard O'Connor Troy Ruttman Cyd Charisse Ruttman A.J. Watson Tulsa John Zink Paul Russo Russo Pat Flaherty Sprngfield Buuman Tre “Victory Lane Speedway Bill .Vukovich Novi

Starting Lineup for 50 mile Indianapolis Speedway race

Indianapolis lineup lists drivers and car sponsors with speeds from 143.9 mph to 139.8 mph. Notables include Pat O Connor Eddie Sachs Tray Ruttman Fred Agabashian Johnny Boyd Jimmy Reece Ed Elisian Al Keller Elmer George Paul Russo Johnny Thomson Andy Linden Sam Hanks Gene Hartley Jimmy Ervan Bob Veith Dick Rathmann Mike Magill Jack Turner Eddie Johnson Don Freeland Tony Bettenhausen Bob Cheesbourg Rodger Ward Chuck Weyant Eddie Russo Don Edmonds Marshall Teague Jimmy Daywall Al Herman Johnnie Tolan Jim Rathmann Bob Christie.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Motor Speedway Pat O'Connor North Vernon Ind Sumar Eddie Sachs Allentown Wenmid Tray Ruttman Lynwood Jink Fred Agabashian Walnut Cre Valif Bowes Johnny Boyd Fresno Jimmy Reece Indianap Ed Elisian Oakland Cali Andy Linden McNamara Sam Hanks Pacific Palisades Calif Beland Gene Hartley Jimmy Ervan Phoenix Ariz Dean van Lines Bob Veith Calif Bob Estes Dick Rathmann Trenton Mike Magill Haddonfield N.J Dayton Steel Foundry Tony Bettenhasen Tinles Park Ill Novi Bob Cheesbourg Tucson Seal Line Rodger Ward Los Angeles Wolcott Chuck Weyant Springfield Central Eddie Russo Hammond Sclavi Amos Don Edmonds Anaheim McKay Marshall Teague Daytona Beach Fla Jimmy Daywall Hesse al Herman Dunn Engineering

Quiet Angling Tactics Warn Against Boat Noise

A historic fishing tip advises anglers to reach spots quietly to avoid scaring bait and nearby fish. It explains that a single hooked walleye can spook the rest of its school if feet scrape, oarlocks squeak, or gear clatters. It recommends silent prep with crepe soles and squeaky-free gear before departing.

Darlene Steps Up In Gals' Doubles

In Paris at the French International, Darlene Hard of Montebello and Shirley Bloomer of Great Britain moved to the women's doubles semifinals by defeating Tse and Edda Buding of Germany 6 2 3 6 6 1. Hard recovered from leg cramps. the last American entry in men's doubles, Hugh Stewart and Louis Avata, fell to Orlando Siroja and Nicola Pietrangeli 6 3 13 6 0 4.

Paris Darlene Hard Montebello Calif Shirley Bloomer Great Britain Tse Edda Buding Germany Miss Hard Hugh Stewart Pasadena Louis Avata Chile Orlando Siroja Nicola Pietrangeli Italy

Fort Wayne's Early Major League Baseball Heritage

Fort Wayne, Indiana, claims the first major league game on May 4, 1871, when the Kekiongas beat the Forest Citys 2-0, marking the sport’s earliest shutout and a low-scoring start. The piece traces pre Civil War roots with Summit City Club, Kekiongas leadership, and the team’s rise and collapse, plus later nonpro baseball ties in Fort Wayne.

Robert N. Lewis Fort Wayne Ind Summit City Club Summit City Kekiongas Indiana Indianapolis Baltimow Baltimore Bobby ‘Matthews Cincinnati Red Stockings Redlegs Chicago Danville Peoria Decatur Joliet Springfield Ottawa Bloomington Philadelphia Athletics Chicago White Stockings Boston Washington Olympians Troy Haymakers New York Mutuals Cleveland Forest Citys Rockford Brooklyn Bobby Matthews I Matthews Deacon” White Gene Kimball White Art Allison Bill Lennon Joe McDermott Zollner Pistons Dairymen Wichita Kan

Ennis Heads To Milwaukee In Braves Trade Talks

Outfielder Del Ennis of the St. Louis Cardinals may join the Milwaukee Braves after trade talks. The Braves reportedly would surrender a pitcher and possibly a utility player for Ennis but balk at giving up a first baseman. Cardinals GM Frank Lane seeks pitching help as Sam Jones is sidelined. Ray Crone and Wes Covington are among players discussed. Ennis would be used in left field if moved.

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iEdgewood Femmes Have Perfect Day For 9-Hole Tourney

iEdgewood ladies team posted a flawless 9-hole round as they claimed top honors in a compact tournament. Selections from coach and players highlighted strong drives and putts that sealed the win for the squad.

iEdgewood Femmes

41st Memorial Day 300 Mile Auto Race Facts and Figures

The 41st Memorial Day 300 mile auto race details list 2 1/2 mile brick and halve track with 16 degree bank, 44114 acres, 150000 crowd, 100000 infield space, 25000 parking, 3300000 purse potential, 144.817 mph Novi Special by Paul Russo fastest qualifier from Canoga Park California, gate-based total near 300000. Start near 11 am CDT, radio via Special Speedway network. no TV. Field features 33 cars from 54 entries led by Russo. race record 3 hours 49 minutes 27 seconds.

Associated Press Paul Russo Canoga Park Calif Novi Special Speedway District of Columbia New York Happy Base Bill Vukovich Russo

Giants and Dodgers Weigh Possible Coast Move

Giants president Horace Stoneham and Dodgers president Walter O'Malley said they will explore all possibilities through Oct 1 before deciding on a move to the Pacific Coast. The two clubs had received NL permission to pursue relocation, with Los Angeles mayor Norris Paulson meeting O'Malley for a brief discussion.

Jack Hand NEW York San Francisco Giants Brooklyn Los Angeles Dodgers Pacific Coast Horace Stoneham Chicago California Walter O'Malley Norris Paulson O'Malley Stoneham Phillies Polo Grounds Tom Yawkey Boston Red Sox Park Briar Johnson Richmond Robert Wagner City Hall Wagner Red Sox Fordj Frick George Trautman National Assn Frick

Memorial Day Racing at Sun Valley Speedway

A special Memorial Day racing program featuring stock roadsters is set for Sun Valley Speedway tonight. The event is tied to ongoing, unsettled discussions about baseball franchise concerns involving Stoneham, O Malley, and the Dodgers, with mayoral and league arbitration potential if teams relocate.

Sun Valley Speedway

Ravens Seek Better Finale After Doubleheader Losses

Anderson College batsmen aim for a stronger finish in the Hoosier Conference with two games at Franklin. Sophomore Bill Smith likely starts the opener, while Gordon Moffitt handles the nightcap to protect a 4-1 record. Senior trio Moffitt Hepler and Roger Allen play final game today as Hepler signs to coach at Greenwood High School.

Indiana Central Anderson College Franklin Isday Hoosier Ernie Rangazas Ravens Hanover Franklin Anderson Rangaras Bill Smith Gordon Moffitt I. C Moffitt Bob Hepler Roger Allen Hepler Greenwood Ind

Kansas City Honors Mickey Cochran for Hall of Fame

Kansas City adds Gordon Mickey Cochran to its Hall of Fame, honoring the Athletics catcher from 1925 to 1933. Cochran, now living in Lake Forest, is recognized among past Athletic greats inducted into the National Hall of Fame.

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Cleanup Slugger For Kansas City Will Lose Action

JETROITH Harry Simpson, cleanup slugger for the Kansas City Athletics, will be out four or five days with an ankle injury suffered in Tuesday's game with Chicago. Simpson left in the third inning after missing most of spring training due to torn ligaments in his left ankle. The latest injury was to his right ankle. Seven Southern Asian baseball players drove in 100 or more runs in 1956.

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American sergeant reaches British Amateur quarterfinals

Harold Ridgeley a 43 year old Army sergeant from Haverford Pa. becomes the sole American in the British Amateur quarterfinals after beating F W Deighton and Sandy Sinclair amid variable weather. He meets Leslie McCluskey in a 36 hole later round while rivals including Dale Morey and Gene Andrews are eliminated.

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