Sunday Schools Elect Raper As Thair New Hand
The Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association elected officers for 1957 58 at the YMCA Boys club meeting. Marion Raper was named president with Gene Moore Bell Manship and others as vice presidents and secretary treasurer Fraley Brown and Leslie Hoff. Plans include starting Senior bowling September 14 and a September 30 meeting to discuss basketball leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association
YMCA
Marion Raper
Christ Lutheran
Gene Moore
East Lynn Christian
Gene Bell
First Baptist
Bill McCarty
John Manship
Whetstone
Fraley Brown
Salvation Army
Leslie Hoff
Moore
Bell
McCarty
Manship
Golf stars survive opening round in National Amateur
In Brookline Massachusetts Billy Joe Patton Reid Jack and other Walker Cup figures advance in a 72 match first round. Joe Carr of Ireland loses to Don Hoenig while Campbell Jones and Kocsis win in the day’s action with several leading U S and British players advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Haverstick Jr
Lancaster
Arnold Blum
Macon
William Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Joe Campbell
Knoxville
Tenn
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Frank Taylor
Upland
Calif
Campbell
Purdue Universiity
Robert Tyre Jones III
Bobby
Carr
Gerald H. Micklem
Samuel D. Kocsis
Michigan
Kocsis Brothers
Brookline
Mass
Frank M. Taylor
Pomona
Wendell R. Aldrich
Kendallville
Ted Bishop
Weston
Robert O. McCall
Gary
Robert T. Jones III
Pittsfield
Dale Morey
Indianapolis
J. O. Harris Jr
Richmond
Lester R. Kelly
Atlanta
Ronald Royer
Crawfordsville
Robert Gardner
West Orange
N. J
Eugene
Pulliam
Don Essig III
Nick Gardner
South Bend
Edgewood Pro Am Sunday Event Announced
Edgewood Cards Pro Am is set for Sunday September 15 at the Edgewood course. Entries close at 9 30 a m with play starting 30 minutes later. Reservations may be left at Dick Stage’s pro shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Jones
Edgewood Men's Golf Club Tourney Committee
Edgewood Course
Dick Stage
Pro Shop
Noblesville Reserve Football Beats Madison Height
Noblesville reserve team defeated Madison Height 20 to 7 on Monday night. Fullback Bob Fancher returned a kickoff for a touchdown and Doug Kimball added the extra point. Walden scored two rushing TDs in the third quarter and DeHart of Noblesville had a 56 yard interception return for a TD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Madison
Bob Fancher
Doug Kimball
Walden
Millers
DeHart
Kiwanis Dethrone Coaches As Civic Loop Golf Champs
Kiwanis won the Civic Loop golf title ending the seven team season with 1817 total, 14 strokes ahead of Rotary. Final week scores on Grand View front nine left Kiwanis at 146 for 1817, Rotary at 1831, Coaches at 1881, Lions 2112, Exchange 2150, Optimist 2219, Traffic 2376. Oscar Melson Jr. posted a league low 30 to help Kiwanis and a trophy presentation is planned by the Coaches Club representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Coaches Club
Rotary
Grandview
Oscar Melson Jr
Geiger
Hallenbeck
Forse
Polhemus
Hart
Blake
Laughlin
Flanagan
R. Peck
Nichols
Anson
J. Hervey
Lions
Pope
Austin
Blinds
O. Melson
Willis
Watkins
Beigh
Erehart
Slater
Davis
Blind
IR Notches 26th Softball Triumph Over Anderson Combined
The Indiana Reformatory Wildcats defeated a combined Anderson Commercial and Sunday School team 7 to 0 on the IR diamond for their 26th straight win. Billy Wentz earned his 41st consecutive win, allowing two scratches and securing the shutout as IR collected 10 hits. Manager Chuck Erwin went 3 for 3 with Bobby Neff 3 for 4, while Nunemaker started for Anderson before Sauerwine relieved him in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Indiana Reformatory Wildcats
Anderson Commercial
Billy Wentz
Wentz
Chuck Erwin
Bobby Neff
Nunemaker
Anderson
Sauerwine
Reformatory
Wildcats
Bob Utter
Marsh
Schmidt
Chicago To Lend Tribe 50 000 and Aid Talent
The Chicago White Sox will lend Indianapolis Indians at least 50000 with no interest and no due date and will supply talent for next season. The loan aims to restore finances to January 1 levels, with the club now holding about 5000 in the bank. The Indians, owned by 6762 stockholders, slipped to sixth place, drew 50000 fewer fans, and plan price increases and a November drive to sell 100000 season tickets for 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
White Sox
Indians
American Assn
World Series Plans Include Same Ticket Prices in 1957
New York AP Ford Frick announced the 1957 World Series will open October 2 with games in New York or Chicago as the AL and NL champions. Prices remain $10 box, $7 reserved, $4 standing, $2 bleachers. tax details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichert
New York
Chicago
Ford Frick
New York State
Lorie
Wisconsin
Frick
State's Top-Ranking 11s Debut Friday Night
East Chicago Washington and Bosse high schools plan late openers this Friday. Washington plays at Muncie Central in a non conference game while Bosse hosts Princeton in a Southern Conference clash after Princeton beat Tell City 45 to 6 last week. The piece notes key players Bennie Harris and John Connelly returning from injuries and previews several NCC and non conference matchups across Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senators
Muncie Central
Bosse
Bulldogs
Princeton
Tell City
Chicago
Roosevelt
Boonville
New Albany
Evansville
Reitz
Panthers
Bennie Harris
John Connelly
Vincennes
Owensboro Catholic
Rough Riders
Hammond Tech
Hammond Clark
Hammond Morton
South Bend Central
Hammond Noll
South Bend Adams
Gary Wallace
Adams
la Porte
Hammond
Central
Mishawka
South Bend St. Joseph
Michigan City
South Bend
Lafayette
Richmond
Anderson
Marion
Indianapolis Shortridge
Fort Wayne
Frankfort
Kokomo
NCC
Broad Ripple
Indianapolis Tech
Logansport
West Lafayette
Anderson Madison Heights
New Castle
Connersville
Bloomington
Shelbyville
Rushville
Franklin
Lincoln
Auburn
Kendallville
Batesville
Cambridge City
Jasper
Bedford
Bicknell
Mitchell
Bloomington University
Bluffton
Winchester
Mater Dei
Terre Haute
Wiley
Brazil
Gerstmeyer
Clinton
Martinsville
Columbus
Rensselaer
Crown Pointe
Hammond Park
East Chicago
Muncie
Elkhart
Elwood
Tipton
Owensboro
Riley
Goshen
Greensburg
North Vernonne Cathedral
Hammond Oll
Huntingburg
Wabash
Huntington
Indianapolis
Howe
Tech
Lebanon
Sacred Heart
Shortridge
Jeffersonville
Louisville Manual
Kokome
le Porte
Harrison
Ohio
Lawrenceburg
Mishaweka
Alexandria
Mississinewa
Neppanee
Warsaw
Marion County
Noblesville
Hartford City
Peru
Plymouth
Rochester
Gary Tollesten
Gary
City Men’s Owl League Opens Spots for New Teams
President Elbert Pike and Secretary Maynard White announce room for two teams in the City Men’s Owl league at Brown’s Recreation Lanes. Registration through Secretary White Pendleton 1192M or Roland Brown at Brown’s Recreation before league play begins Friday September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Pike
Maynard White
Nounce
City Men’s Owl ‘Kegling League
Brown’s
White
Pendleton
Roland Brown
Brown's Recreation
Carson Hurls No Hit No Run In Madison County Tourney
Polish Club beat Lynch 2 0 as Carson pitched a no hit no run game. Black Label routed Model Homes 10 0 with Ralph McCoy five hits allowed. Cities Service beat Container 11 3 behind Leach who fanned five. Tonight games include Guide Spot Lamps Hammons Plumbers Lynch Model Homes Polish Club Black Labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Label
Summitville Cities
Madison County
Shadyside Diamond
Carson
Lynch
Aerias
Bayne Burton
Ralph McCoy
Leach
Cities Service
Hammons
Downtown Coaches Club to Meet Wednesday at YMCA Cafeteria
Officials of the Downtown Coaches Club will meet Wednesday at noon in the YMCA cafeteria to discuss future plans and the launch of a ten dinner and meeting series at Linders On The Point. Directors include Harold Campbell Bill Harvey and Frank Gates with President O W Haven Vice-president George Pancol Secretary Mark Trook and Treasurer Jimmie Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coaches Club
YMCA
Linder’s
Harold Campbell
Bill Harvey
Frank Gates
0.W. Haven
George Pancol
Mark Trook
Jimmie Doyle
Oilers Rally Behind Davis For 12 11 Win
Middletown oilers rally in 10 innings to beat the Indianapolis Dodgers 12 11 at Community Park. Davis collected two doubles and five hits as Middletown erased an 11 11 tie with a 10th inning rally behind pitching changes by Monte Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Monte Hale
Paul Davis
Oilers
Indianapolis Dodgers
Community Park
Ron Whitehead
Dick Keithley
Davis
Dick Thornburg
Bill Crull
Dick McCormick
Dodgers
Whitehead
Dunkirk
Richmond
Keith Riggs
Cadiz
Horse Cacador Wins Then Collapses Dead at Southwell
Ai leen's Cacador won a 2 1 2 mile hurdle at Southwell on Monday by three lengths. Jockey Don Leslie said the horse appeared to wobble entering the winner's enclosure, then collapsed and died, likely due to a burst blood vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwell
England
Aileen
Cacador
Don Leslie
Needles Retired To Stud After Injury Hampered Season
New York Needles the 1956 Kentucky Derby winner and 3 year old champion of last season is retired to stud. Trainer Hugh Fontaine said the Florida bred colt, hampered by injuries this year, would be sent to breeding in Florida or Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Needles
Hugh Fontaine
Florida
Kentucky
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AL Winner's Park
William E. Hufta
Wethersfield
Raper
Thair New Hand
Will Grimsley
Edgewood Cards
Madison Heights
Kiwanis Dethrone
Civic Loop
Low Gross—O. Melson Jr
Bryce Brown
Ted Stewart
Frank Fishback
W. K. Black
Tribe
Chicago White Sox
Indianapolis Indians
Hoosier
Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
State
Dale Burgess
Boise
Indiana
Garfield
Sullivan
Bob Chenhall
Dugger
Evansville North
Hobart
Gary Emerson
Whiting
Southport
Seymour Sullivan
City Men’s Owl
Remington
Moss Island Rd
By Walt Ditzer
Carson and
L. Orbik
Burton and
Linder
Rehmel
LeAnna
Dickerson
McCoy and
Norton
Leach and Gilman
Yoquelet ‘and Welch
Condon
Frankton
Paul
Milwaukee Sevees
Frankton Eagles
Brooklyn
Eee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
TOR Skecus
Summit
Pittsburgh
Ville’s Goblins
Larry Condonne Frankton
Cane
Chicago Ee
Boston
Bruce Yeagy
Sam- Detroit
Cleveland
Mitville
Baltimore
Kansas City
American Association
Lapel
8Ville
St. Mary's
Wichita
Denver
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Summitville
Markleville
St. Mary’s
Memo
Charleston
Louisville
R. Welborn
Massie
Waller
St. Louis
Yeagy
Shaffer
St Paul
Omaha
Werriner
Amers
Eague McPhearson
Banevess
Ga Condon
Drott
Koufax
J. Welborn
Antonelli
Lawrence
Ebert
RBI
Miller
Warriner
Wondon
U—Wampler
M'town
Cornett
Rogers
Snodgrass
Rhodes
Parks
Nicholson
Zirkle
Hardin
W. H. Hardy & Son, Inc
Broadway
Anderson, Indiana
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