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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
2
Sal Maglie returning to the NL defeats the world champion Milwaukee Braves 2-1 in his first appearance with the St. Louis Cardinals. He proves the critics wrong after being released by the Yankees, delivering a sharp managerial and pitching performance.
Nine foursomes competed Sunday in a Pro-Am at Linton Municipal Golf Course ahead of Greene County Four-Ball. Tom Wall Jr Ken Inman Oren Harter George Laramore won with 92 points. Williams Moehlman Smith Richardson were second with 89. Raney Tubby Dennis Bales were third with 86. Williams leads Anderson-Poindexter best ball with 73. Raney and Pirtle follow. Qualifying ends Saturday. first matches set for Sunday.
In memory of our mother Mrs Eliza Perigo who passed away six years ago on June 20. We miss you daily and your memory lingers sweetly. Sadly missed by sons Roy Zelvin Chester daughters Juanita Violet and Flora Mae and a granddaughter and niece.
A suit for damages of 500000 has been filed in Greene circuit court at Boom field on behalf of Jack Plan who was injured March 26 in an auto accident on state road 67 between Switz City and Worthington. The next friend is his father Lawrence Plan, defendants named are Thomas C. Tudor and Wayne Marshall.
Robert L. Griggs of Evansville was fined five dollars and costs totaling 20.75 after pleading guilty to reckless driving. The charge stemmed from an auto accident on state roads 54 59 in the west part of Linton Friday, according to Justice of the Peace W E Laughlin.
A roundup notes Hank Bauer running a Kansas City restaurant with a possible New York beer job offer. It mentions Dan Hodge training film, tennis gear by Segura and Gonzales, and golf plans for Kyle Rote as Frank Gifford eyeing a return to pro football. Also covers Jack Sharkey birthday mixups and Jim Lee Howell tryouts.
About thirty representatives from Indiana newspapers visited Purdue University as guests of the Agriculture Alumni association. The program included visits to experimental stations a campus tour and dinner at the Hills club with Arthur Haseman county agent in charge of arrangements.
A cigarette reportedly flipped the wrong way started a small blaze that damaged an awning in front of Pinnick Shoe store on First Street Southeast. The Linton Fire Department said the fire occurred around 8 30 p m Sunday and the awning remained rolled up throughout.
Scores and standings from Sunday include St Louis 2 Milwaukee, San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 4 in 14 innings, San Francisco 1 Philadelphia 0 in 2nd suspended after 53 minutes due to curfew. Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 1 in 1st, Los Angeles 3 Pittsburgh 2 in 2nd 1 inning. Cincinnati 6 Chicago 2 in 1st, Chicago 8 Cincinnati 6 in 2nd.
Friday admissions include Mrs. Dwight Rose Switz City mother of a daughter seven pounds eight ounces not named. Also births recorded for Mrs. Gerald Johnson Switz City a son Scott Douglas and Mrs. Earl Williams Hymera a son Terry Alvin. Several other mothers and babies listed with towns Linton Bloomfield Hymera Worthington and Switz City. Dismissals listed for multiple patients including Mrs Charley Beckett Hymera and Mrs Judith Ann Malone Newberry.
Firefighters in Naugatuck Conn received a package with a Bantam rooster and a note from an admiring citizen claiming an early morning attempt to reach the fire station. The incident was logged as an unusual delivery with no injuries.
Asthma formula most prescribed by doctors for private patients is now available over the counter as Primatene. The tablet mix reportedly opens airways, loosens mucus, and relieves tension, with a money back guarantee and price of 98 cents.
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