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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1954

Page

8

Campbell Turns In Subpar Morning To Claim State Amateur Victory

Joe Campbell, the Anderson champion, posted a subpar 61 in the morning round at Mike Borson to take a 6-4 victory in the State Amateur. He then cruised to another 16 hole win in the afternoon, securing his second straight municipal crown. Campbell’s precise putting and booming drives led to a strong overall performance, ending the match on the 32nd hole.

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Pirates Knock Dockers Into Third Position

YALO ALTO Calif Glenn S Pop Warner 83 famed former football coach was reported critically ill Monday night in Palo Alto Hospital He underwent surgery there in July for removal of a tumor from his throat and has been seriously since A friend and former coaching assistant Ben Winkleman said He is unconscious much of the time and appears to be growing weaker Warner pioneered football wings system He taught at Carlisle Cornell Pittsburgh Stanford and Temple His last two active years as head coach were 1939 and 140 when he was advisory coach at San Jose Calif State College

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Philadelphia Beats Washington In Low-Scoring Tilt

In a windy clash Philadelphia gains a 3 1 0 run spread over Washington as Bishops pitcher passes and Bishops catcher Astroth contribute two runs. Keriazakos loses despite solid innings while Korcheck records a strikeout. Wil an homers for Philadelphia to seal victory.

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Avila Noren Battle For AL Hitting Lead Tightens

Cleveland’s Bobby Avila and Irv Noren remain locked atop the American League batting race with 34, each rising in recent weeks as Avila narrows gaps. In the NL, Duke Snider leads at 388, with Willie Mays at 381 and Stan Musial slipping to 338. Ted Kluszewski surged to 4 homers last week and 119 RBIs, Nellie Fox climbed to 324, Larry Doby kept the AL home run lead at 30, while Johnny Antonelli tops NL pitchers at 9-2.

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Day Wins Jalopie Feature at Labor Day Race

Earl Day of New Castle won the Jalopie feature finishing one lap ahead of Ed Stevens in the 100 lap Labor Day program at Sun Valley. About 3,000 fans watched as Day led from the 7th lap after two restarts due to accidents on laps 8 and 9. The approximate time was 32 minutes.

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Braves surge into second in NL race with doubleheader wins

Milwaukee Braves rout Cubs 13-2 and 4-1 before 43,207 at County Stadium to stretch winning streak to nine and move past the Dodgers into second place behind the Giants. Eddie Mathews drives the offense as Del Crandall homers and Lew Burdette loses a shutout in the ninth after Billy Bruton hits an inside-the-park shot.

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Middletown Stranahan Leaves Amateurs After Open

Middletown Merchants beat Plainfield 2 to 3 then Zionsville 1809 in the MidState Baseball League finals at Lebanon. Dizzy Dean Higginbottom starred for Middletown with 9 strikeouts as they end the season champs. Stranahan, heir to a Toledo fortune, quits amateur golf to pursue pro status, heading to the Brazilian Open after finishing third in the Rubber City Open.

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Hoosier wins event edging rivals for $1000 prize

The 26-year-old Hoosier held an edge throughout the second half of the event. His victory was worth $1,000. The owner of McWitney's car, Marvin Pifer of Adrian, Mich., wound up in second position, followed by Richard Amick, Munie, Ind.

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Hanks Wins Shortened DuQuoin Auto Race

Sam Hanks of Glendale California won the Ted Horn Memorial auto race at DuQuoin Illinois, shortened to 83 laps after a fatal crash killed mechanic Clay Smith. Tony Bettenhausen placed second as Hanks earned his second straight victory. Race halted after the accident at the pit area, with multiple injuries reported.

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International Finals Taken By Toronto Leafs

The Toronto Maple Leafs clinched their first International League pennant since 1943 after defeating the Rochester Red Wings 3 2 in the final game of a doubleheader. Connie Johnson, a former White Sox pitcher, hurled eight effective innings for the Leafs.

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Hubbell Wins At Armscamp Stock and Midget Races

At Armscamp quarter mile oval Alexandria top honors went to Hubbell in the 50 lap stock car feature as Harold Simmons overturned in the east turn and was taken to St Johns Hospital in fair condition. Lyden and Gray led a strong midget program with Lyden and Gray finishing first and second in the 25 lap feature. A full racing card is planned for next weekend with events Friday through Sunday.

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