Players Move To Curb Bonus Baby Limit In Major League
Major League players press to restrict bonus babies to two per club amid talks in Milwaukee. Player reps from the American and National Leagues debate a two-bonus cap while owners edge toward retaining current limits. Frank Lane, White Sox executive, argues the idea may discourage prudent bonuses but could strain veteran access. Bob Feller named AL rep for two years as spring practice nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Ong
Phia
Llanve Flage
Frank Lane
Preent
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Roberts
National
Major League Executive Council
Chicago
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Win First Is Motto Of Pilots In All Star Clash
Milwaukee reports the 22nd annual All Star game with Leo Durocher and Al Lopez pledging to play the best men for victory. Durocher may bench Willie Mays and Stan Musial while Lopez opens with Bil Pierce, citing recent defeats and who can help clinch the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Lopez
Milwaukee
Leo Durocher
Durocher
al Lopes
Philadelphia
Richie Ashburn
Willie Mays
Stan Musial
Mays
Musial
Wille
Andrews Only Champion Left in Play
INDIANAPOLIS Gene Andrews the 1954 Dallas winner and last remaining former champion in the 30th USGA Public Links Tournament at Coffin Municipal. He edged Smith of Pontiac on the 19th hole after Smith three‑putted twice. both men shot 72s in a tight opening round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Gene’ Andrews
Pacific
Coffin Municipal
Smith
Pontag
Mich
USGA
Foster Bradley
Los Angeles
Andrews
Dallas
George Welshaar
Donaga University
Sewedko
Weishaar
William Degan
Buffalo
N.Y
Don Schrabulis
Kewanee
Richard B. Preston
Detroit
Schrabulis
Jack Gargan
Hollywood
Marian Tev
Carftender
Joe Sal Filipo
Miami
Softball Champ Out of Running
MINCINNATI- 47 Bentley Post Ohio American Legion base ball champions the last four years will not defend their title this summer. The post eliminated yesterday by Postal Employes Post. Bill Beck of Cincinnati Elder High School, a key player who helped win the Ohio Class A baseball crown in May, limited Bentley Post to five hits and added a run producing in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mincinnati
Bentley Post
Ohio American Legion
Post
Postal Employes Post
Bill Beck
Cincinnati Elder High School
Boston Beau Wins in Columbus race with jockey drive
Boston Beau, ridden by Jule Louison, finished second in the two dash event at Hillards Race stay last to win the trophy. A portion of 84 purse was at stake as Boston Beau moved to the feature, went back in the second dash to claim second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jule Louison
Alan Stake
Hillards
Boston
Campanella Mantle Change Batting Race
Campanella after a long layoff tops National League with a .335 average as Richie Ashburn drops to 327. Mantle climbs to fourth in the American League at .318 while Al Kaline retains the league lead. Fox and Kluzien update the Chicago standings as Snider rises in the senior circuit standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow _Beryn
Roy Campanella
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Campanella
Richie “Ashburn
Philadelphia
Mantle
Detroit
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Harvey Kuen
Duke Snider
World Ree Fights 11 lb 15 oz Smallmouth at Dale Hollow
D L Hayes of Leitchfield Kentucky weighed in an 11 pound 15 ounce smallmouth at Dale Hollow Reservoir on the Tennessee Kentucky line. He caught the 27 inch fish at Dick Roberts Cedar Hill fishing camp Saturday. The bass measured 21 2/3 inches in girth and required over 80 minutes to subdue before reaching the net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Hollow Reservoir
Tennessee-Kentucky
D. L. Hayes
Leitchfeld
Dick Roberts
Cedar Hill
Roberts
Louisville
Hayes
Manzo Upset By Youngster in TV Bout at St Nicholas Arena
Tony Puleo, a 22 year old pro in 13 months, scored a clear 10 round decision over Libby Manzo in a televised fight at St Nicholas Arena. Manzo, 25, opened with bobbing and clutching style before Puleo’s sharp blows and edge, despite Puleo suffering a deep cut over his left eye in round three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Puleo
Letory
Libby Manzo
St. Nicholas Arena
Tony
Nanner
Manzo
Paddy de Marco
Paleo
Toledo Lass Women’s Amateur Qualifies For Ohio Meet
Toledo Lass Women’s Amateur qualifier results show Veni from Toledo leading a herd today with a three under par 71 to grab medalist honors in the 28 hole opening round. Carol Diringer of Tiffin was among the field of 152. Claire Doran of Cleveland, the 1954 champion, chose not to defend her crown due to marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyannsi
Naroma Meine Wren Bo Yeated
Atu
Veni
Toledo
Ohio Beree Gat
MeIntire
Rollins College
Floridhot
Carol Diringer
Tiffin Mosawk
Sng
Claire Doran
Cleveland
Get
Bruwton and Stevenson Shine in Local Boxing Notes
Auburn Michigan and Detroit figures headline a sparsely detailed boxing recap with Bruton and Stevenson noted for strong showings. Nicky Garris from Cleveland is mentioned as having been stopped by Rama Ettti in a referenced bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruwton
Mase—Warter
Boston
Lie Stevenson
Auburn
Mich
Dick Rama ‘Etti
Detroit
Nicky Garris
Cleveland
Oledo Downs Indi Stay in First Place
Oledo's Sox rallied from a 140 deficit to beat Indianapolis 6-4 in ten innings Monday, keeping a first place tie with Minneapolis in the American Association. Omaha fell 7-5 in a protested game, while Denver edged St Paul 5-3 in 11 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo - Minneapol
Denver
Omaha
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Sharleston
Chiveston
Cheston
Peton Foronto
Montreal
Havana
Rochester
Columbus
Syracuse Aus
Buffalo
Richmond
Syracuse
Toronto
Emae Eh Romeo
All Stars Baseball Rosters Favor Uniformed Players
Readable rosters show National League and American League lineups with players listing their own uniforms for an All Stars game at County Field. The long list includes pitchers, infielders, outfielders, and catchers such as Mays, Hodges, Williams, Mantle, Berra, Banks, and Aaron among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MiLw Auene
County Fhum
Luis Arroyo
Gene Conley
Harvey Haddix
Sam Jones
Don Newcombe
Joe Nuxhall
Robin Roberts
All Star Batting Order for 22nd County Stadium Game
The 22nd All Star game lineup lists American League stars such as Kuenn Detroit Fox Chicago Williams Boston Mantle New York Berra New York Kaline Detroit Vernon Washington Pinigan Kansas City Pierce Chicago Ennis Philadelphia Snider Brooklyn Kluszewski Cincinnati Mathews Milwaukee Mueller New York Banks Chicago Crandall Milwaukee Roberts Philadelphia flagging a star packed order at County Stadium with players and positions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuenn
Detroit
Fox
Chicago
Williams
Boston
Mantle
New York
Berra
Kaline
Vernon
Washington
Pinigan
Kansas City
Pierce
AL. Ennis
Philadelphia
Snider
Brooklyn
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Kansas
Washington TS
Baltimore
Milwaukee
P.m
Trabert Faces First Test In Tourney
In Atlanta the National Clay Courts begin with Trabert favored over defending champion Bernard Bartzen as Irving, a World War I veteran from Augusta, Ga, greets the prospect of playing the Wimbledon champion. Irving, who beat Elijah Brown 6-2 6-0, aims to give his all in the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tony "Rabert
Willi
Irvin
Trabert
Augusta
Nema
Vre
Iain
Ohio Amateur Qualifying Opens As Rankin Leads
Rankin fired a two under par 68 at Zanesville Country Club to lead the first qualifying round of the Ohio Amateur. About 170 players, including noted names from Columbus and Dayton, competed on the 6900 yard layout with several players posting subpar scores and two eagles. Weather stayed hot at 94 degrees as players pushed toward the finals with Jack Nicklas of Columbus among the notable finishers in the long event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imnesville
Onio
Bob Rankin
Gurney
Rankin
Zanesville Country Club
Fenuine
Soneste
Eates
Wes Bop
Govelands
Isr
Epening
Daphne Ieee Immerman
National Pains
Armament ‘Lan
Pesti
Pat ‘Ipants
Elgib iSromansa
Epecalt Renee — Ee
Cosay Teat
Deve Daniels
Columbus
Ene Techni
Pola "Dudley ‘Rirebers Dagsay
Worcester Telegram hole in one tournament finds two aces
In the 15th annual event, Mike Katz and Fred Germiey each sank tee shots on the 40 yard special hole for two aces. The tournament produced an average of one ace in every 70 000 tries across 14 years of the Wor cester Telegram and Evening Gazette coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woa Nose
Sane
Worcester Telegram and Evening Gazette
Mike Katz
Fred Germiey
Five New Names Join HVA Stars
Five new players surge into contention as voting for the HVA All Stars closes at midnight Thursday. Bruce Melin and Roger Van Dyke lead at multiple positions, with Allan Chauncey and McArthur among top vote getters. the official team will be announced Friday along with managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Melin
McArthur
Toe Charney
the Plains
Wid Canter
Chauncey
Roger Allen
New Marshfield
Roger van Dyke
Albanys
Ralph Golds
Ferry
the Plaine
Allen
Dick Armstrong
Vot McArthur
van Dyke
Gordon Wallar
Antnie
Bill ‘Tewksbury
Lang
Bud Lavy
All-Stars
Nelsonville
Aibstar Fund
DeMarco Demands Rematch After Loss To Dupas
In Brooklyn, DeMarco fumes after a unanimous eight round loss to Ralph Dupas of New Orleans. He vows a rematch and calls the outcome a mother’s decision while criticizing Dupas’s boxing style and the referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Paddy DeMarco
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
DeMarco
Dupas
Otha
Fanny
Pinnine Duas
Nana
Bud Smith
Broklyn Bt
Toledo University names new director of athletic publicity
W England Toledo University athletic director announces hiring a new director of athletic publicity and supervisor from Mt. Vernon. Dodds, four years on the Daily Mint, will start about August 1. Home town boy Bob Scannell from South Bend, Indiana, Notre Dame end, highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
A —Forrest
W. England
Toledo University
Mt. Vernon
Dodds
The
Daily Mint
Bob Scannell
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Reds Eye Tests Prompt Umpire Focus On Vision
Cincinnati Redlegs face criticism of calls as eyes are blamed for misreads. Walter Seinsheimer suggests eye exercises may sharpen perception, but tests won’t be given to all players. Ted Kluszewski noted in discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
Yatter
Walter Seinsheimer
Cincinnati
Ted Kluszewshki
Swearingens Beat City Food to Take Half Lead in League
Swearingens clinched first in the City Softball League first half with a 9 2 victory over City Food at the high school field. Delbert J Hayes earned the win with steady pitching, two hits and two RBIs. Elzy Wood Bern Barnes Rex Snyder each added two hits as Swearingens built four late runs to seal the game. City Food pitcher Ron Upton allowed five errors and three passed balls, with George Sopko driving in both runs for City Food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Serone
Swearingens
City Food
Jaycees
Delbert J. Hayes
Hayes
City | Food
Esa
Swearingen
Bern Barnes
Elzy Wood
Rex
Snyder
Wood
Jack Engh
Chuck McAfee
Bob Jones
Jones
George Sopko
Chuck
Dalley
Machi Shop
Ohio University
McAfee Upton
Katz
New Handicap Hawks and Cards In Nais Am Win Games
Richmond va September 1955 entrants must use USGA new handicap system for men with four or fewer. Entries limited to amateurs with handicaps not greater than four under the new system. The big change requires course ratings for handicap differentials. In Peewee action Eagles beat Bluebirds 3-1 with Cambers and Fulks pacing scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nais Am
Richmond
USGA
Ail
Eagies
Cardinals
Bluebirds
Hawk
Fulks
Wilson
Alidhney
Eagles
Gustavson
Car
Buckingham Willie Mays Co-Owner Of A Country Store
A Buckinghams man named Willie Mays, 77, weighs 96 pounds and co-owns a country store. He clarifies he is not kin to the New York Giants star Willie Mays after fans joke about his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Willie Mays
Buckingham
Wille Mays
Westfall Named Logan Cage Coach
Westfall, longtime Murray City High School basketball mentor, becomes Logan High School head coach succeeding Lee O'Brien. He will coach basketball and assist football, teach science, and bring prior state tournament experience from his prior schools. Westfall plans to move to Logan with his wife and child after securing a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Westfall
Murray’ City
Hgh
Westfall
Monflay
Logan High School
Lee O'Brien
Florida
Ime
San Francisco University
Ohio University
Richland Rural
Vinton County
Ft. Loramie
Mercer County
Rushville Union
Murray City
Miners
Athens
S. H. Dillon
Nelsonville
Lagan
Chie
Consuegra Tops AL ERA Leader In Relief Role
Cubs pitcher Consuegra, a Chicago White Sox mainstay, leads the American League earned run average race with a 1.95 mark after 88 innings, owning five wins and four losses. Luis Arroyo of the St. Louis Cardinals paces the National League at 2.43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruta — Sar
Sandy Consuegra
Cubs
Show Consuegra
Chicago White Sox
Luis Arroyo
St. Louis Cardinals
Puerto
Paneetoni
Manatees
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pete Biga
Houston
Ourocher
Willie
Henry Aaron
Dusrocher
Robing
Lopes
Bil Pierce
Tia
Wynn
Calif
Miss
Rez
Boston Beau
Toledo Lass
Edo Downs
Indi
Syath
HWA All-Stars
Gene Baker
Reni Banks
Gil Hodges
Ransom Jackson
Ted Kluszewskis
Johnny Logan
Eddie Mathews
Ted Schoendienst
del Ennis
Don Mueller
Frank ‘Thomas
Smoky Burgess
Et Crandall
Stan Lapata
American League | Pitchers — Whitey Ford
Dick Donovan
Billy Hoeft
Billy Pierce
Herts
Frank Sullivan
Bob ‘Turley
Kim Wilson
Early Wynn
R Ha
Annemaers
Bobby Avila
Chico Carrasquel
Jim Finis
Gan
Nelson Fox
Harvey Kgvenn
Vic Power
al Rosen
Mickey Vernon
Larry Doby
Jackie Jensen
al Kaline
Mickey “Mantle
AL Smith
Ted Williams
Vox! Berra
Sherm J
Vallar
Musaureee
County
HVA
T Athletic U
Beoue Wera
St .Louis
Cincinnata
American Association
West Virginia
Doctor of Motors
Logan Cage
O’brien
Consuegra
City Ice and Fuel Co
Sycamore St
Gallipolis
Cyds Ag
Weer
A Cemenas
BUY
Buck Auto Supply
Athens, Ohio
E. Vtat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!