Tinker Evers Chance myth vs modern double plays
The piece argues the famed Tinker to Evers to Chance double play trio did not single handedly define baseball defense. It notes that modern infield play has improved far beyond the Cubs’ 1906 1910 exploits, with Billy Mazeroski and Dick Groat cited as a sharper, more productive comparison in double plays.
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Noblesse Wins Oaks Stakes
Noblesse the Irish filly is the early favorite for the Oaks Stakes at Epsom. The 3 year old is unbeaten in three starts and led by owner Mrs John Olin. Jalujoco will pace Noblesse, with Larry Gelbs stablemate expected to trail.
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Anderson College Honors Rooms in Olt Memorial Center
Dr. Robert H. Reardon announces room designations in the Russell Olt Memorial Student Center at Anderson College to honor alloy industries and memorialize two deceased college staff members. The lounge on the ground floor is highlighted as a large tribute within the new facility.
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White Sox rout Indians in twin bill win
Chicago White Sox swept a doubleheader from slumping Cleveland Indians 84 to 42 and 8 to 4. Hoyt Wilhelm and Frank Baumann anchored the mound work for the Sox as Cleveland dropped to eighth in the standings. In the nightcap, Baumann shut out the Indians after Peters left, with Wilbur Shield Dining Room and related campus enhancements highlighted in a separate Anderson College dining room dedication.
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Early Baseball Headlines Mark Wills Belinsky Hodges Koufax
New York report notes Eddie Fisher's pitching in a Giants Dodgers opener while Mahy era memories surface. The piece weaves baseball lore with season outlooks, mentioning Maury Wills Gil Hodges and notable early 1960s figures amid a cluttered, reflective sports column narrative.
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Two Slightly Hurt In Mishaps Late Yesterday
James R. Carroll, 17, of Troy, suffered a cut over his right eye in a two car accident at 6th Street. Ronald Carroll, 18, of Piqua, Ohio, was involved as a passenger when a vehicle failed to yield and struck a parked car. Another casualty, David Stephenson of Chesterfield, was treated after his car struck a tree near Fortville. he was later released from St. John's Hospital.
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Cyrano Scores His Third Win in Metropolit an Handicap
Green Tree Stable's Cyrano, a 4 year old gelding, won his third race this year at Aqueduct in the $116000 Metropolitan Handicap mile. Jockey Bobby Ussery rode to a $160 payoff as George Barton finished second and Sunrise County third. A holiday crowd of 65276 wagered 5311375 in pari mutuel pools at the Big A.
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