Anderson Ramp for 16-Game Red Devil Streak Clash
Anderson Indians chase the end of Richmond Red Devils 16 game unbeaten run at South Anderson Field. Both teams undefeated. Anderson dominated Ft Wayne South Side 38 0 and Richmond beat Marion 23 0 and Indianapolis Shortridge 34 13.
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Burley
Larry Milam
Don Roudebush
Phil Sullivan
Anderson Indians
Richmond Red Devils
South Anderson Field
Sullivan
Red Devil
Herald Phota
Anderson
Indians
Ft. Wayne South Side
Richmond
Marion
Indianapolis Shortridge
Red Devils
Jim Carter
Carlos Corzine
Cecil Young
John Teague
Tom Wilson
Redskins
Ft. Wayne
Anderson-South Side
Pendleton Defeats St Mary's In White River Baseball Tie
Pendleton Fendieton knocked off Anderson St. Mary's 8 to 5 to pull even with Frankton Eagles for top spot in the White River Conference. Frankton also won, 7 to 0 against Box S. Sullivan's team. The article notes deferred games and league action upcoming Monday night.
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Pendleton
Fendieton
Anderson St. Mary's
White River
Frankton
Eagles
Saint
Bather
Summitville
Rushiee
Er Xu
Summitcua
Mate
Stone
Glazebrooks
Hammons
Lapel
Carpenter
Markleville
Little Model Rotais
St. Mary's
Lynch Cor Gullivan
Ota
Williams
Tabel
Carl McNulty
Ee Willems
Sujjiyvan
Ecertein
Eliminz
Side Park
Young
I McNalty
Bil Carleeninger
Taughlin
Ooot Sn
Poe
Eee
Ee Ence Fatale Db
Otals
Affilen i
Vcghaop
Pa Ketter
Herber
Tovar
Lynch
Teague
Wilson
France
Tolygung
Ghialie SR Ie
McNulty
Ib Cagemel
Sosh
OlGlazebrooks
Hale
Watson
Clear
LittlesHonsler
Fearaly
Taylor
Richardson
Wiles
Willers
Urton
Linder
Erick
Martin
Hulse
RBI
Snelman Linder
LeAnna
Eeenordt
Fentein
Hatley Enti
Baker C
Vas
Avetort
Sullivan
Richmond
Yinner
Milt Graff
Birmingham
New York
R. Be.blake
Ideal
Graff
Yankee
Eckstein
Koester
Broderick
Acceta
Hut
Alexandria Tigers Win 14 13 Over Fairmount in Nonleague Game
Alexandria Tigers edged Fairmount 14 13 as Hasty ran 10 yards for a third quarter touchdown. Allen Hasty earlier broke loose for an 85 yard run to the Alex 10. OMalley and Rockefeller discussed keeping the Dodgers in Brooklyn with city officials and stadium plans.
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Alexandria
Tigers
Fairmount
Jane
Allen Hasty
Hasty
Quakers
Noink
New York
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Los Angeles
Associated Fy Press
Rockefeller
Alex
Downtown
Walter O'Malley
Dave Telfer
Rod Chesser
Lyn
O'Malley
Missis
Sime
Flatbush
Atlantic Avenues
Peter Campbell Brown
Angel
Dodger Stadium
Poulson
California
O‘malley
Ford Frick
Warren Giles
New
York City
Frick
Daleville Break: Rally in Eighth To Top DeSoto 4 2
Daleville breaks tie in seventh inning with two walks and two doubles for a 4 2 win over DeSoto in Delaware County play. Max Fish and Larry Woods walked, Jim Stevenson and Dick Shroyer doubled for the decisive runs. Wood limited DeSoto to two hits and struck out eight.
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Desoto
Daleville
DeSoto i
Dela
Ware County
Max Fish
Larry Woods
Jim Stevenson
Dick Shroyer
Larry Wood
Snider
Spahn and Turley Top ERAs as World Series Draw Looms
Southpaws Warren Spahn of the Braves and Bob Turley of the Yankees lead the major leagues in earned run average as World Series plans loom. Spahn, NL champion in 1947 and 1953, owns a 2.73 ERA with 19 wins, while Turley is also prominent among top pitchers.
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Seace Refevere
Braves
Bob Turley
New York Yankees
Spahn
Madison County grid card and scattered sports notes
This week's high school football card includes Richmond at Anderson NCC Alexandria at Mississinewa Madison Heights at New Castle Elwood at Tipton South Anderson field hosts Woodrow in a Saturday game. Nearby Hamilton County games feature North Central Noblesville and Jackson Central Sheridan. The rest covers golf prizes and players with various teams and standings.
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Madison County
Richmond
Anderson
Ncc
Alexandria
Mississinewa
Madison Heights
New Castle
Elwood
Tipton
Cic
Wood
Wighlane
Anderson Field
Hamilton County
North Central
Noblesville
Jackson Central
Sheridan
Baseball league results and upcoming games nationwide
National League standings and scores from yesterday with results for St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. American League results include Boston Chicago Detroit postponed games and planned matchups with Kansas City Cleveland New York Washington and Baltimore. Also notes playoff results in the American Association and listed probable pitchers for today’s games and context on past races and honors.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kenig City
Clilmore
Claveland
Wishita
St. Paul
Gracklyn
Pedrws
Lush
Philadelphie
St. Louis
Haddix
Wehmoiar
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Kling
Spahn
Cleveland
Wynn
Shantz
Kago
Posten Wilpen
Yisenar
Nixon
Darrell
Campbell Advances As Golf Field Narrows In Amateur Run
Campbell leads as Garbacz Essig and Morey exit the running while Nicklaus and Wettlaufer push through a grueling National Amateur round at Brookline. Notable names include Patton, Evans, and Ward, with fierce midway pressure shaping the eventual tournament path.
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Campbell
Garbacz, Essig and
Morey
McNulty’s No-Hit No-Run Game Tuesday
Yesterday Hammons defeated Spot Lamps 9 to 0 while Model Homes beat Lynch 7 to 4. Black Label topped Polish Club. tonight Container faces Spo Lamps at 6:30 and Summitville Cities Service meets Hammons at 7:30 with Polish Club scheduled against Model Homes.
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McNulty
Hammons
Spot Lamps
Lynch
Container
Spo
Summitville Cities Service
Model Homes
Banks Homers Power Cubs Past Dodgers 9-2 in Chicago
Ernie Banks hit two home runs driving in four as the Chicago Cubs overwhelmed the Brooklyn Dodgers 9-2. Chicago built three run bursts in the first third and sixth innings behind rookie Dick Drott who allowed seven hits and struck out four.
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Chicago Iun
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cub
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
Dodger
Dick Drott
Cossacks Take Team Win in Triangular Cross Country Meet
Middletown Cossacks beat Richmond and Centerville 27 to 80 in a two mile course at Wiliam Kirkpatrick farm. Bragg led with 10 minutes 21 seconds as Richmond's Bragg paced the field and Day from Middletown scored among top finishers.
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Richmond
Jameson
Hanson
Day
Middletown
Bragg
Richmond Star
Cossacks
Centerville
Morristown
Carthage
Frankton
Wiliam Kirkpatrick Farm
Londenback
Seybert
Cards Topple Phillies in 14 Innings 4-3
Ken Boyer delivered a bases loaded single with none out in the 14th inning as the St. Louis Cardinals edged the Philadelphia Phillies 4-3. Lindy McDaniel started the 14th with a hit and Joe Cunningham followed with another single to set up the decisive hit. Ed Miksis was intentionally walked to load the bases, mirroring a prior strategy by Robin Roberts, but Boyer drove in the winning run.
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ST. Louts
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Milwaukee
Hacker's Helpers win Grandview pro-am with 63 best ball
Gilbert Hacker's foursome posted seven under par 63 to take first in the Grandview 1& hole pro-am at the municipal links. The team included Bryce Brown Gene Weed and Werschel Snowden. Eighty-two players contested the City Park Board event with Don Granger's 68 69 138 for 36 holes.
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Gilbert Hacker
Grandview
Municipal Links
Hacker
Bryce, Brown
Gene Weed
Werschel Snowden
Ted Boots
Don Granger
Charles Melson
Harker
Boots
Ed Dennis
Frank Tucker
Edgar Barnett
Gib Sprachin
Granger
Kenny Talbert
Clarence Wilde
Kenneth Granger
Melson
Bob Martin
Charles
England
Charles Green
Barker
Jack Powell
Ray Moore
Mack Brekart
City Park Board
Jack Beck
Reds Top Giants 4 1 as Lawrence Wins 15th
Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Giants 4 to 1 at Crosley Field in the final G iants appearance there this year. Brooks Lawrence pitched all nine innings for his 15th victory, Joe Taylor hit a two run homer, and Johnny Temple scored on a Taylor shot after a walk. OConnell and Mays sparked a first inning threat, but Reds added two more runs in seventh and eighth.
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Will.grimsley
Harvie Ward Jr
San Francisco
America
Wettlaufer
Patton
Taut
Sell Patton
Wettlanfex
New York
Logan
Atlantic City
Arizona
Batchelor
Shuk
New Jersey
Cincinnati
Brooks
Lawrence
Joe Taylor
Redlegs
Giants
Reds
Crosley Field
Jonny Antonelli
Southpaw
Johnny Temple
Taylor
Seattle
Antonalli
Izarre Redler
Danny Qo' ‘Connell
Willie Mays
Bosox Beat White Sox 7-4 Despite late rally in Boston
Boston’s Red Sox held a 7-1 lead, then wavered in the ninth but still defeated the Chicago White Sox 7-4. Tom Brewer earned his 16th win with relief help from George Susce and Frank Baumann as Boston stayed six games behind the AL-leading New York Yankees who had a rainout.
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Boston
Boston Rea’Sox
Dut
White Sox
Chicagoans
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Tom ‘Brewer
Ron Jackson
Mickey Vernon
Brewer
DeLock
Home Sox
Bob Keegan
Jammy Piersall
George Susce
Frank Baumann
Jeauight
Sherm Lollar
Jackson
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Foe
St. Mary S
Randleton
O . Mary's
Mary's
Lowel
Marklegills
NBC
New Orleans
Sports. Assn
National Broadcasting Co
W K. Black
Anderson Country Club
Can
Giles, Frick,Malley
Turley
Warfan Nahnl
The
Milwantas
Fred Brownell
Mattapoisett
Mass
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Atlantic Ocean
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Corky Valentine
Sam Taylor
Joe Morgan
Clarence Riddle
Ev Joyner
Frandise
Apfeget
Associated Press
Davis
Ween
USGA
Brat Clayton
Oolf
W.lzirkie
Judith L. Torluemke
Vlack
M. E. Green
Frischiorn
Regitee
Iowa
Uedring
W. C. Kelly
Teagie
Enmnalitimn
Weed
O”. Tait
R. E. Blake
C. B.keller
Austin
J. A. McGuire
St.x
Bree
Ork
Glen Hatfield
B. Hiday
J. A. Gardner
Jeffers
Jon Ellis
Max Bales
P.L. Long
Bob Shelton
Tae
Jay McCarroll
Phy
Black
MB. Green
Totelersiess Ieet
Pat
Bales
Ea Tey
Z. Blake
R. L. Austin
Indianapolis
Smith
Lewis
Kokomo
Erskine Park
South Bend
Crawfords
Ron Lewis
Brown
C.D P
Seth Westernville Country Club
Ron Johnson
Fr.Hancock Eh
D. E.j
Dan Brown
R.E. Skenner
Jon. Hoffman
F. C. Jones
Rex Wisenart
Chuncey Club of
Florida
Desatre Pees
Als
Turey
Johnny Podres
Don Drysdale
Vern Law
Bob Buhl
Jack Sanford
Jim Bunning
Turkey
Ted Sloan
Jockeys Hall of Fame
Horge
Warren C. Giles
National League
Lester, Piggott
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Jond
Frank Bostock
Phoenix
Ted Bishop
Weston
Jd A . Robert Beirne
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State
Douglas Sewell
Chick) Evans
Lloyd Pitzer
Waukegan
Banks
Sparks
ER Gussie
Walt Ditzen
Phillies
NIGH
Plainfield
Greencastle
Buick
HEC
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Remy
Cy Wine
Eugene
Hughie) Glaze
Delco-Remy
Wendell Parson
King of Electricians
Ninksmen
Gene Julian
King Stephens
Barry
M¢Fadden
Dick Farrer
W. le Wickerham
Stephens
Dee’ Markle
Julian
McFadden
Orville Prazier
Tom Bluenie
Bosox
Bower
Ned Bower
Goshen
N. Y
Intruder
Ben White
Henry Thomas
White
Yolo Song
Thomas
Shirley Hanover
McLin Hanover
Sportsmans. Digest
Pade
Hardin
Deer Hunters
Remington
Moss Island Rd
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