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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1954

Page

3

World Series dates and ticket plans announced

World Series start set for September 29 at the National League park. If a playoff arises in either league, play will begin with two out of three in the NL and a single game in the AL. Ticket prices run 19 dollars for box seats, 7 for reserved, 4 for standing, and 2 for bleachers, with 5 percent city tax on New York games.

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Local Harness Racing Meet Highlights From Indiana Tracks

Hawke era pace features multiple owners and towns including Columbus Logansport and Terre Haute with horses such as Saber Jat owned by F F Stader Evansville and Bombers Delight owned by Dr C P Cottingham Uniontown. The Indiana circuit showcases best times 2 12 1 6 and 2 10 265 across Terre Haute Shelbyville Muncie and Crawfordsville with entries from Lake Colfax Hilbert Dunreith and Jimmie Taylor.

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Holcomb Eyes Injury Shielded Lineup For Friday

Lafayette grid notes show Isla Holcomb predicting a near average talent level with 300 minutes of football experience from 1953. Only Bob Springer posted a total under 110 minutes last year as Holcomb aims for fewer injuries and steadier performance this season.

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Anderson 9 Tops Vestal in Fortville Baseball Thriller

Fortville diamond tournament game sees Anderson Sun Valley defeat Vestal Steel 9 to 2. Crull, Passwater, and Ray Pasaw contributed in the late innings as Ray scored the winning run from third on a passed ball. Wally Smith twirled a season best 15 strikeouts, Low error count and sharp curve aided Anderson’s margin.

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Grid Scores From The Avvecheted Franc iseHOOL Alexandria

Rochester 12 led by Pymanth and Ranaaslarr 24 Monticelle 7 Indgla Attacks 74 Manual 7 Kokome 1 Peru 13 Graenaburg 2 Martinrea Indgla Cathedral 14 Richmond Brownsburg 22 Wartflald Seymour 92 Coonarcelito 7 Troakevilla 44 Cambridge City Winchester 18 Hayertown New Castle 14 Calumbur 6 Sullivan 28 Dugger 14 Llamnatony Ky Colayette 48 detervem pton 28 Tall Cy & 2b Frankfort 13 North Vernon 40 Mitteslnewa 27 Portland 34 Fairmaway 12.

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Young Sportsmen Face Cincinnati Tigers In Weekend Baseball

The Anderson Sportsmen and Cincinnati Tigers, two strong semi pro outfits, clash in a weekend series at Memorial Field with games today and Sunday then a Monday twin bill. Tigers bring star players Jumping John Wilson and Chet Jones and a robust lineup while the Sportsmen, a rising young club, expect tough tests from Kokomo and Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana foes.

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US Women Keep Curtis Cup Here at Alnmere

United States women golfers win the Curtis Cup for the sixth time in international play. Claire Micut of Cleveland defeats Jeanne Blagoo 4 and 3, with Polly Ruey and Elizabeth Price also posting singles victories. The Americans lead five points to Britain’s two after two days of matches.

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High School Cage and Track Tourneys Across Conference Schedule

A garbled list of cage and tournament dates appears across multiple schools and venues. Notable entries include Fort Wayne area clashes at Kokomo and Decatur, with Saint Marys and Windfall hosting events into January and February. College conference dates surface for Anterion College and others, including Indiana and Findlay, amid scattered town names and dates.

Morris Wins 50 Lap Feature At Armscamp Oval

Morris of Gas City won the 50 lap main event at Armscamp Speedway in Alexandria Friday night. Finishing behind him were Bob Hubble, Anderson. Bill Keep, Anderson. Kim Burns, Anderson. Pete Mora, Frankton. Dot Hicks, Muncie. Heat winners were Colville, Hubble, Jones. A pileup on the home stretch injuring Don Huffman and Gene Hobbs was reported. The stock car program continues tonight.

Alexandria Pratols Morris Gas City Bob Hubble Anderson Bill Keep Kim Burns Aniarsan Pete Mora Frankton Dot Hicks Muncie Claude Colville Hubble Dizzy Jones Indiana Blals Morris Red Bunter Marlon Don Huffman Gene Hobbs Iboth Elwood

Richardson Upsets Head In Long Match

Richard son of Baton Rouge shocks Adatrada's No 1 Lewis Head in a three hour battle to reach the National Tennis Championships semifinals. The 21 year old Intercollegiate champion took sets 6-4 3-5 1-1 4-4 6-4 before defeating Head. Other fourth round winners included Ken Rosewall Rex Hartwig Ari Larsen and Tony Trabert in a day of strong play by Australian teams and American challengers.

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Sun Valley Races Open Stock Car Show Tonight

Sun Valley Speedway hosts the second wide open stock car event with modified and open class heats. Notables include Arnold, Richards, Red Barber, Shay Johnson, Johnny Yoke, and Bud Moneymaker. Time trials at 7 30 p m with races at 8 30 p m. Monday Labor Day features a 100 lap main after stock rules and pre race guarantees.

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Score Named Associations MVP By Loop

Louisville report notes Herb Score named MVP after helping Indianapolis to the pennant with 21 victories. Jerry Witte earlier won both MVP and best pitcher awards in 1944, while Seare of Lake Worth set an all season strikeout record with 304. Cleveland Indian farmhand chosen by writers in six of eight league cities. Mozzali and Hank Fales also cited.

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Park Place And Summitville 9s Tourney Victors

Park Place and Summitville claimed titles in a county softball doubleheader at Shadyside diamond. Park Place beat Caven of God 9 to 1, Summitville defeated UAW 663 3 to 2 in a late in the day contest.

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Royal Note Heads Classy Field In Futurity Race

Royal Note from Wil ston Stable leads a strong nine horse juvenile field in Saluday's $145,570 Washington Park Futurity a six furlong stakes with $89,130 to winner if all start. Other contenders include Dogoon Traffic Judge Our Prince and War Date as capital racing prepares for the weekend curtain with Waltington Park Handicap at $165,000 and top contenders such as Sir Mango among hopefuls.

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Fisher Starr Each Score 2 In 2012 Game

In Alexandria, Freddie Starr and Floyd Fisher scored twice as the Tigers beat Rochester 26 to 12. Starr threw for a 40 yard pass to Fisher, added a conversion, and rushed for 8 yards and another TD. Fisher intercepted a Rochester pass and returned it for six as Alexandria built a 10 point lead before halftime.

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Wilhelm Stars In Giants 7-4 Win Over Burns

New York Giants defeated Brooklyn 7-4 to move four games ahead of the Dodgers in the NL pennant race. Wilhelm earned the win by delivering a seventh inning rally helper, with a four-hit Giants attack including Glen Tage and Willie Mays contributing in the late frame.

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