Anderson Tramples Ft. Wayne South Archers 38 to 0
Anderson Indians overpower Fort Wayne South Archers in opening game scoring in every quarter. John Teague and Lil Robbie Glazebrooks led with multiple touchdowns as Sullivan added extra points. Anderson finished with 38 first downs and 450 total yards while holding South to three first downs and 12 rushing yards.
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Pirates Nip Phils 3 2 in tight chase at Pittsburgh
Hank Foiles delivered a bases empty homer in the sixth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3 2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Harvey Haddix allowed seven hits in a 10 victory, with a two run triple tying the game in the fifth. Gene Baker and Dick Groat sparked an early Pirates lead as Bud Byerly secured the win.
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Panthers Hold Tough In Tie With West Lafayette
Elwood's Panthers drew 6 to 6 with West Lafayette in a Friday night prep clash at Callaway Park. Gordan Hughes ran 35 yards for Elwood’s TD in the second quarter, while Ivan Floyd tied it for West Lafayette with a six-yard TD pass from Bob Delamore late in the fourth. Extra point attempts by Jed Engeler were negated by penalties and a wide kick.
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Perry Says Tennis Stars Lose Fun And Edge On Court
World tennis great Fred Perry laments a lack of laughter and fun in modern game saying players look mechanical and stressed about schedules and pay. He recalls Wimbledon success, notes shifts in styles and training, and contrasts past joy with current seriousness amid broader sportswear venture. Local scores of Indiana and Kentucky high school games accompany report.
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Savitt on 1957 U S Davis Cup squad at Forest Hills
Six man U S Davis Cup team named with Dick Savitt of South Orange among selections. Savitt commits to not going to Australia, citing work in New Jersey oil business. Team also includes Vic Seixas Ham Richardson Gardnar Mulloy Barry Mackay and Ronald Holmberg. Patty omitted after a quarterfinal loss. Team departs in November for interzone ties ahead of December final versus Australia.
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Former Champ Says Robinson For Slowing Pace
New York fighter Joe Miceli rushed Johnny Saxton's comeback by defeating Lee Wil Saxton with a fourth round technical knockout in Greenwood Lake New York. Ring physician halted after Saxton failed to answer bell. Robinson, aiming to defend the middleweight crown against Basilio at Yankee Stadium, watched and commented on pace.
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Dodger 3-0 Giants to Halt Pennant Race
Brooklyn Dodgers shutout the New York Giants 3-0 as Johnny Podres allowed three hits and defeated his former team. Elmer Vale opened with a homer, Furillo and Cimoli contributed key hits, while Ray Crone took the loss in eight innings.
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Erskine Waivers Stir Brooklyn Fans And Candid Outlook
News that Carl Erskine has been waived by seven National League clubs draws deep regret from Brooklyn supporters. The 30 year old pitcher may pursue coaching front office or scouting roles, or retire. his two no hit games and four strikeouts of Mickey Mantle in one game mark a storied decade in baseball. The Yankees also acquire Sel Maglie in a deal seen as part of their NL raid, joining other acquisitions since 1949 including Mize Hopp Sain Blackwell Schmitz Konstanty Slaughter and Wilton.
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Burt Gains Finals ACC Men's Tourney at Anderson Country Club
Bob Burt, former Anderson High School star, edged Paul Anderson 1 up in an 18 hole semifinal of the Club Championship at Anderson Country Club yesterday. Burt led after the 16th hole and both 17th and 18th were pars. Forse advanced to the finals by eliminating defending champion Bill Pressing last week.
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Anderson Country Club
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Forse
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Langston Tigers Run Up 134 Points in Big Football Win
Langston High School’s Tigers routed Douglas High of Elizabethton 134 to 0 in Tennessee. The Tigers tallied 19 touchdowns plus 18 extra points and a safety, setting a state high school scoring record for the game. Both teams were Negro schools.
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Madison Heights Grid Roster Use for Fly Fishing Tackle
A field note on selecting nymph patterns for fishing Madison Heights waters. Advises using ax American tiep 10 rep present giant mayfly nymph Hexagenia or a stout wire hook sizes 8 to 2, with size 2 for large cannibalistic fish. If dealer cannot supply this nymph, request a Green Drake nymph or recommendation, use a 3 lb test, 9 ft leader and a sinking fly line that is ungreased.
GRID SCORES BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS GH SCHOOL
The report lists numerous Indiana high school scores with teams such as Anderson, Fort Wayne Soutthide, Elwood, West Lafayette, Kokomo, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, Richmond, Terre Haute Wiley, Vincennes, Noblesville, Crawfordsville, Nappanee, Columbia City, Washington, Brazil, Logansport, Peru, Seymour North Vernon, Westfield, Kirklin, Beech Grove, Greenfield, Ben Davis, Southport, Indianapolis Attucks, serstmeyer, Lawrence Central, Pike, Wood, Franklin, Martinsville, Greensburg, Huntington, Mississinewa, Eastern, Wabash, Rochester, Decatur Central, Mooresville.
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