Senators Humble Indians Behind Yankees In Tight 1954 Reversals
The Cleveland Indians drop two to the Washington Senators four-game series split after a late rally by the Tribe in the nightcap leaves Cleveland four games back of the first place New York Yankees. The Yankees beat the White Sox 3-2 in 10 innings as the pennant race tightens.
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Venture for Victory brings seven players to spread faith abroad
A seven member Youth for Christ team from Taylor University Anderson College and USC heads to the Orient on a three month evangelistic basketball tour sponsored by Youth for Christ International. They will play in a 12 country schedule across Hawaii Japan Korea Formosa Indonesia Indo China Hong Kong and the Philippines. The trip costs over 15000 dollars. Coach Don J. Odle leads the group and prior tours were in 1952 and 1953. The team plans to reach about 100000 spectators during the trip returning September 3.
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Anderson
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Richard Brown
Major League Standings and Sunday Results
National League results show New York 3 Chicago 2 and Chicago 3 New York 1 with Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 6 and Milwaukee 5 Philadelphia 4. Other box scores include Brooklyn 10 St Louis 6 in 10 innings and Detroit 10 Baltimore 0 with Baltimore 6 Detroit 5 in the second.
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Skunk Favorite Pet at Ohio Lending Zoo
Mrs. Elberta Fleming operates a lending zoo in Cleveland with 50 to 100 wild animals including skunks kept for schools and hospitals. The venture relies on state permits and donations, as her son and group of Junior Curators help care for the animals and borrowers return them with tears.
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Ohio
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Double Jeopardy In Wyoming Hunting Accident
Denis Harriet, 15, was shot in the back by a bullet from a 22 caliber rifle that had earlier discharged a slug into his leg while hunting. The rifle had been sold to a neighbor, whose son was hunting with it when a ricochet struck Denis.
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Women investors urged to follow five do's and five dont's
New York voice of Merrill Lynch urged women to invest with surplus cash and clear goals. Magowan listed five do's and five dont's for dividends seekers from $100 to $100,000, emphasizing research, risk, and patience while warning against quick riches and tips.
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Purdue to Enlarge Ross-Ade Stadium Capacity
A $210,580 contract was awarded to Kemmer Construction Co. of Lafayette to enlarge Purdue University’s Ross- Ade football stadium. The project adds 30 rows of seats to the east side and replaces bleachers with permanent seats, increasing capacity to 55,000.
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Sullivan meets old friend at Pioneer Village in Minden
John L. Sullivan, en route to his San Francisco home after visiting Lincoln, stopped in at Pioneer Village and met cable car No. 47, once operated by Sullivan on San Francisco hills. Both car and operator have been retired.
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Transfers Recorded in County Office
The county recorder in Bloomfield filed transfers of property. Almira Myers to Mildred Rupert 80 acres in Beech Creek Walter Lentz and wife to Ervin Robertson and wife 80 acres lot 33 Worthington Charles W Defrees and others to Russell Thompson and others lot 33 Worthington Ivan Leavitt to Mary L McDonald lots 159 160 161 162 163 164 Crists Addition Worthington Laura A Price to John W Clayton and wife 8 acres in Center township Napoleon B Preece and wife to Everett Craig and wife lot 9 M A Bonham Addition to Jasonville James Sargent and wife to Anzel Bedwell and wife lot 176 Midland Reid and Mable Shepherd to Henry A Griser and wife lot 13 Craig Bryant Addition Linton Harry W Chambers and wife to Joe E Burcham and wife 10 acres in Richland township Linton Stockton School Corporation to Linton Stockton School Building Corporation 4 25 acres in Stockton township Stanley H and Jessie Robinson to Lance A and Margaret Rowe 51 acres in Richland and Center townships Aetna Life Insurance Company
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Mildred Rupert
Island Coal Company
Linton
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Ervin Robertson
Beech Creek
Charles W. Defrees
Russell Thompson
Worthington
Ivan Leavitt
Mary L. McDonald
Crist
Laura A. Price
John W Clayton
Center Township
Napoleon B. Preece
Everett Craig
M. A. Bonham
Jasonville
James Sargent
Anzel Bedwell
Midland
Reid
Mable Shepherd
Henry A. Griser
Craig & Bryant
Harry W. Chambers
Joe E. Burcham
Richland
Linton Stockton School Corporation
Linton - Stockton School Building Corporation
Stockton Township
Stanley H
Jessie Robinson
Lance A
Margaret Rowe
Center Townships
Aetna Life Insurance Company
300th Home Run to Laura E Dupler in Land Exchange
Laura E Dupler records a 102 acre parcel in Richland township as part of a real estate notice. Anthony Buce and wife transfer 2% acre in the same township to J Harold Gabbard and wife.
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Cascades Golfers Defeat Linton Team at Bloomington Links
Cascades course from Bloomington defeated Linton Municipal 4714 to 3149 in a 26-player match held yesterday at the local links. Jim Kerr of Bloomington was low medalist at even par 72 while Linton’s Bobby Hess Jr. shot 73. Next Sunday Linton will travel to Bedford Otis Park for a return match.
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Linton
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Stu Waxler
Bob Humphreys
Postoffice Warns About Mailing Scorpions
Washington reports the House Post Office Committee urges mail scorpions be mailed only in metal boxes to protect clerks. A vaccine development drives scorpion demand, prompting approved legislation to ban non metal containers and curb this practice.
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Washington
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